Things You Do as an Author

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Liu Rong, reborn in a parallel world, has been shocked by her friends' identities almost every day since she decided to write and signed a contract.

Friend 1: A wealthy entrepreneur

Friend 2: An intelligence agent in a special department

Friend 3: A big name in the Hanfu community

Friend 4: Actually a celebrity

Friend 5: A rich tycoon

Friend 6: A rich woman

Looking at herself, she realizes she's the only one with an ordinary middle-class life.

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"I Eventually Became a City"

Between one blink and the next, He Sai became a dilapidated little village.

He was terrified.

Villagers: "Everyone, run! It's an earthquake!"

He cries in sorrow.

Villagers: "Each household, send someone and bring your furniture. There's been a landslide on the mountain blocking the road. Hurry and clear it!"

He yawns.

Villagers: "The wind's picking up. Hurry and bring in the laundry!"

He Sai: "..."

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He failed his tribulation and died, then was reborn.

A world of martial arts?

No problem. There's plenty of spiritual energy here, so Yan Jinghua can start over.

It's just that he never expected the puppet who'd followed him in his previous life to come along too,

only to become an orange cat. Why is this little body always so hard to fatten up?

Chi Wugu: I went to so much trouble to save him, and now he won't stop trying to fatten me up. Has he still not realized he failed his inner demon tribulation and brought it along with him?

I've worn myself out worrying about this oversized baby (and dragging my injured body around to search for treasures).

But wait, why has this oversized baby gone and opened a shop? And why did he sell the treasures I found?

What am I supposed to do, beat him to death?

Meanwhile, Yan Jinghua (the oversized baby) thinks he's enjoying a peaceful retirement.

Part farming story, part jianghu. He stirs up waves across the martial world, but the protagonist says, "I'm just running a shop."

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