Tales of a Captivating City

Also known as: The Happy Life of a Woman Who Ships Men in Ancient Times (the heroine is not a transmigrator) The principles of a woman who ships men: 1. Know the difference between reality and fiction. Don't deliberately turn straight men gay. 2. Ruining a good match is a grave sin. Never break up an established couple. 3. In your own head, you can imagine whatever you like, but don't interfere with other people's lives. Have all the decent men gone off with other men? Gu Qingcheng, the celebrated beauty of Jiangnan, said to possess the beauty to topple a city at one glance and a nation at the second, was feeling rather gloomy. On one side was a bandit girl who rejected the number one beauty in the martial world and insisted on sticking to her own brother. On the other was a childhood friend who ignored the many noble ladies clamoring to marry him and had eyes only for a certain young master. Ahem. While keeping an eye on your own fiancé and sticking to the principles of a woman who ships men, the ancient BL magazine The Way of the World is making a bold debut! Our slogan: May the gong's virtue be boundless, may the shou's numbers know no bounds, and may all under Heaven be one!!! Note 1: The setting draws partly on the TV version of Cold Blood Warm Heart, partly on the TV version of The Four, partly on the novel series Heroes Who Are Heroes, and partly on an entirely imagined Song dynasty. Note 2: I only said the heroine isn't a transmigrator. I never said there wouldn't be any transmigrators in this story ^_^