The blurbs for the completed novels "The Young Brocade Guard", "Playing with My Childhood Friend", and "Peering into Heaven's Secrets" can be found on my profile.
Blurb for this novel:
Wen Yan woke up one day and discovered he'd transmigrated!
Not only was his new home dirt poor, but his own nephew had even found him a silly husband.
Wen Lang: "My second uncle is famous for being the most beautiful man in ten villages around. A pretty young man like a flower, and once you miss your chance, there won't be another!"
Silly Husband: "Hehe, Yanyan, let's consummate our marriage."
Wen Yan: "..."
But Wen Yan soon realized his silly husband was pretty useful.
He could work the fields, hunt in the mountains, catch shrimp in the river, and even act cute, plead sweetly, and play little tricks. He was also incredibly domineering and protective, and seemed determined to spoil Wen Yan rotten!
Wen Yan felt he was already walking down the path to being turned gay, and getting farther along with every step...
A scheming, silly, adorable top who later becomes domineering and fiercely protective x a short-tempered, overthinking, slightly sickly bottom
Completed novels: "Playing with My Childhood Friend", "Peering into Heaven's Secrets", and "The Phoenix Perches on the Parasol Tree".
Currently serializing: historical danmei "Lord Censor, I'm In!" Blurb:
In the spring of Xuanping Year Five, the Northern Yan prince who had come to pay tribute was stabbed to death by Wei Zhao, young master of the Great Qi Marquis of the Nation's Defender's household, in the Plum Garden theater in Shengjing, right before everyone's eyes.
A few drops of blood splashed across Wei Zhao's sky-blue robe, like plum blossoms falling into a clear lake. Leaning against the railing, he held a dagger still dripping with blood and said with perfect innocence, "My lord, I'm being framed. He ran into the tip of my knife himself."
The investigator was known for his ironclad impartiality. Wei Zhao was hauled off to the Tongcha Prefecture prison, where he nearly suffered a forced confession.
Facing a row of torture implements, Wei Zhao appeared calm, but inside he was panicking like crazy.
Just as a gleaming needle was about to pierce his fingertip, the Lord Censor appeared out of nowhere and pointed at Wei Zhao. In a low voice, he said, "I'll take this man."
Seeing the newcomer's tall, heroic figure, Wei Zhao kept a calm expression, but inside he was howling: "Lord Censor, I'm in!"
Loyal, devoted, secretly passionate, and all bark but no bite top, Zhangsun Ke x carefree, flirtatious, warm-hearted angel bottom, Wei Zhao
The top has been plotting to win the bottom over for a long time, while the bottom falls for the top at first sight.
Bonus scene:
Zhangsun Ke: "I have designs on you."
Wei Zhao: "What a coincidence. So do I."
P.S. 1. Mystery and deduction, war, court politics, and the martial world.
2. Mutual affection.
3. Sweet with a little angst, and a very, very happy ending!
4. More plot-focused.
Upcoming historical danmei "A City of Splendid Brocade" blurb:
Li Yunjing had barely arrived in Xishan Village before Lu Zhou utterly crushed him. The reason? His breathtaking beauty rivaled that of the village heartthrob, Lu Zhou!
Li Yunjing was furious and vowed to take the title of Xishan Village's newest heartthrob.
Lu Zhou narrowed his eyes and regarded Li Yunjing as the greatest enemy of his five-year-old life. The battle for village heartthrob was underway.
Li Yunjing: "I have candy."
All the kids flocked to Li Yunjing.
Lu Zhou narrowed his eyes, then generously pulled out a handful of brightly colored candy. The kids were stunned.
Li Yunjing gritted his teeth. "I have sour plum juice!"
Lu Zhou rummaged around and pulled out a cup of ice-cold cola...
Li Yunjing stamped his foot. "I have cloud-slice cake!"
Lu Zhou scratched his head, then pulled out a handful of crispy, fragrant potato chips...
And the System, drained dry by Lu Zhou, wept and cried to the heavens: "Host, please, act like a person!"
Lu Zhou could no longer pull anything out. Under Li Yunjing's fierce gaze, he lifted his chin and declared with confidence, "I'll be back!"
Plot-focused blurb:
De County seemed peaceful on the surface, but a human trafficking case stirred up trouble. Young Lu Zhou and Li Yunjing were accidentally swept into the bloody turmoil engulfing the county.
As they grew up, the two gradually discovered that little De County was connected to the capital, the imperial family, and enemy nations. The factions were tangled together, and the cases were shrouded in mystery.
Growing up together, Lu Zhou and Li Yunjing relied on their perfect teamwork to unravel the clues and uncover Li Yunjing's true identity. An old injustice from years ago also gradually came to light...
In one sentence: The story of two childhood friends who stay by each other's side for life.
P.S. 1. The story begins when the protagonists are five. It's about two little rascals seeking the truth, exploring human nature, and learning about life as they grow up.
2. The plot includes mystery and deduction.
Theme:
I tried it again and it's still pretty good.
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Congratulations on the ending, I want to see the side story of Shadow and Liuzi
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Oh my god! What a wonderful article!!! Originally, I don't read ancient texts. Looking at the name and copy of this article, I thought it was a cookie, so I clicked in and read it. I didn't expect it to be a plate of Daqi! I personally think that the middle and later stages of the novel are very well written, especially the intrigues. In the early stage, the protagonist is written as a bit of a novice, but he is also a fool and a child. It is normal to speak like that, but the writing style of the descriptive language is still a bit strange. But this article is really good!!!! At the end of the Lijiang River, I felt like I was going to cry! Thank you to the author for writing this article!
It's nice to read. It's completely different from those time-travel novels that just make up for the word count. It's a breath of fresh air.
Thank you madam! Sprinkle flowers
Giao, this kind of plot is too tear-jerking (′o`)
I actually think this book is better than Xi Zhu Ma. The characters are quite fleshed out. Xi Zhu Ma's reaction to being hurt by two women seemed too bland, and both protagonists made me feel that the characters were not three-dimensional. So much so that I thought my wife had the play Zhu Ma first and then this one. I didn't want to talk about some personal shortcomings of Xi Zhu Ma because the one I'm serializing is quite good and I don't think there's anything that needs to be improved. However, I saw some comments saying that Xi Zhu Ma is better and I wanted to express my own opinion haha