My Years in Western Hunan

They say in the martial world, if you want to survive, don’t cross the Xushui River; if you want to die, don’t climb Mount Weimo. Su Yao of Mount Weimo is a... cross-dressing master who drinks, fights, and visits brothels. Su Yao: I drink, fight, and visit brothels, but I’m a good girl. After eight years in seclusion, she returns to find the martial world turned upside down. Xiangxi is her first stop. Xiangxi has beautiful scenery, walking corpses everywhere, and a child who’s a big shot. Chased all over by corpse drivers, pressured into dropping her disguise by a child, and nearly getting the whole group killed because of a middle-aged woman. One martial-world character after another makes an appearance, and this pot of stew just keeps getting murkier. The Central Plains are full of twists and turns, while undercurrents churn in Xiangxi. So who’s the mastermind behind it all? The male lead? He’s still gazing up at the sky at a 45-degree angle, bright and sorrowful. Su Yao: Xiao Yunfeng, save me!! Xiao Yunfeng: I’m not singling anyone out. I just want to say that everyone here is trash. (Let me show off for a moment. I’ll be right there to save you.) 1. A forthright, dashing, talkative cross-dressing heroine and a quiet hero who’s outwardly gentle but inwardly scheming. They fight monsters and nurture a romance, but be careful when leveling up. This story won’t be abandoned. 2. One-on-one romance, with flashbacks appearing from time to time. 3. The romance comes and goes, and spends most of its time offline.

I have a problem. I’ve written another rebirth story. This time it’s about Hua Tu and Su Yao...

In her previous life, Su Yao was an orphan adopted by the Medicine Sage. She also picked up a childhood sweetheart, a young man.

Unfortunately, she had bad luck. That young man was poison, and he caused the deaths of the master and mistress she loved most.

She said goodbye to him and jumped off a cliff.

Who would have thought she’d be reborn in the year she first went down the mountain, where she met the Lord of the Miao people, who was still just a little brat back then?

The little brat had lost his elder sister, and Su Yao had lost her mistress.

Su Yao said, “From now on, I’ll be both your sworn elder sister and your real sister. I’ll take care of everything for you!”

She talked a big game and followed through in style.

Then she got carried away and paid the price.

When the little brat was still a chubby toddler:

Su Yao: “You little brat, you need to behave. Look how tired and worn out I am. You know what you need to do, right?”

Hua Tu (obediently): “Sis, I’ll give you a back rub.”

When the little brat had grown into a young man:

Su Yao: “Tu’er, hurry over and massage my back. These old arms and legs of mine, ugh!”

Hua Tu (frowning): “Men and women should keep their distance. Sis, please have some self-respect.”

When the little brat had successfully turned into a big bad wolf:

Su Yao: “Tu’er, you’ve grown up. It’s time I found you a Miao queen.”

Hua Tu (smiling): “Tu’er thinks A Yao would be perfect.”

1. A bold, straightforward woman and a scheming, dark-hearted man

2. Both are reborn, with a growing-up-together romance

3. Updates as close to daily as possible

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