She is the greediest little pig fairy in history, with a fiery temper, an appetite as vast as a mountain, a muddled approach to everything, mediocre talent, and a face that rates a six out of ten.
And yet this perfectly ordinary girl has an extraordinary, devoted good boy: gentle and reserved, deeply affectionate, hardworking and patient, devilishly handsome on the outside, a rough-and-tumble man on the inside, and unbelievably strong.
Pinching a strand of A Pan's fine hair, Zhu Chengjin asked anxiously, "A Wang, you're so incredible. How did you ever fall for me? Are you secretly a villain like the ones in those old plays and stories, pretending to be tender while actually planning to use me? But I have nothing of value, so what could you possibly want from me..."
At that, A Pan smiled, her eyes like a new moon. "I really am not."
This is the story of Zhu Chengjin, the younger sister from my previous book, A Divine Lord's Guide to Raising Pigs. Sweet romance, short story, one-on-one pairing. Updates whenever I can, and I'll finish it as soon as possible. It should wrap up in a dozen or so chapters.
