One White, Two Green

You can read locked chapters on Changpei, where I've also posted them, or find pirated copies yourself. Thanks. Song Qingcheng woke up one day to find that he had turned into his younger self, Bai Wu. Gender swap, sure, but why was he also seeing his younger self walking around right in front of him? Back in school, Song Qingcheng was good-looking and top of the class. Everyone idolized him as a goddess. Of course, he was smarter than everyone else, but did he think he was beautiful? Never. But... seeing himself in a different body now, it seemed he really was quite pretty. So naturally, he should be nice to himself, right? Emmmmm, then why is that version of me looking at me like I'm a pervert??? Cool x cool, so this story might be a little... cool? New story available for preorder Being a Chivalrous Hero Takes Money Too (working title) A down-to-earth wuxia yuri story: a serious, by-the-book type x a sweet, cute, and sly type In Lin'an, at the beginning of the Southern Song dynasty, the eight main streets and nine lanes were bustling with people. Teahouses, eateries, pastry shops, all kinds of trade guilds, shops, and street stalls filled the city. Ning had come down the mountain with her master to gain experience, and was instantly dazzled by the lively bustle. When she came to her senses, she sighed to herself and pulled her junior brother, who was still drooling in front of a crab-bun shop, along with her. With a stern face, she said coolly, "What are you looking at? We don't have any money." That was true. They had no money. Even though the Yunxiu Sect was one of the greatest sects, it had so many disciples that all the coins they had between them wouldn't be enough for a meal at Huayue House at the entrance to Xinjie Lane. So when she first tasted the ten-colored milk candy cake, she truly thought, having money is wonderful. Her nose stung, and she almost cried. The milk candy cake was just too delicious QAQ She would only eat that delicious milk candy cake one more time. It was New Year's Day. Outside the inn where she was staying, a group of children threw lit firecrackers at a ragged little beggar. The beggar didn't even try to dodge, just sat at the edge of the steps, grinning foolishly. Ning couldn't stand watching, so she kicked the firecrackers away and chased the children off. "Are you all right?" Ning asked. She waited a long time, but the little beggar didn't answer. They only stared at her with a silly smile. On their dirty face, only their eyes were clear as dew, bright as the moon. "Eat." Chu Yi stuffed her cheeks and pushed the milk candy cake toward Ning. Her bright eyes reflected Ning's image. Ning smiled. She said softly, "I don't like it." Theme: