Where the Mountains Stand, There Are Tall Trees

Xiao Chun was once a great tree that had cultivated for a thousand years deep in the mountains. Every day, she absorbed the spiritual energy of heaven and earth and the essence of the sun and moon. After a great deal of effort, she finally took human form. Who could have known that misfortune strikes without warning? Even two demons fighting could bring down a bolt of heavenly lightning, which instantly struck her to a charred lump. The victorious little wolf demon did have a conscience, at least. He promised to take her to find a way to cure her. He found a flowerpot, buried Xiao Chun, who had been struck back into a sapling, in the soil, and carried her out of the mountains. He hadn't expected that this little demon, barely three hundred years old, was a wolfdog hybrid. It was bad enough that he usually wore a sour expression, but he also threw childish tantrums all the time. Xiao Chun curled up in the pot. "Water me, will you? I'm about to die of thirst." Xiao Chun: "...Aah! That's way too much!" Xiao Chun: "What a lovely day." She poked her head out. "Take me out to sunbathe." Xiao Chun: "Wait, not here... Ying Zhou, Ying Zhou, there's a caterpillar crawling in! Look!" It wasn't until she took a bolt of heavenly lightning for him that Ying Zhou realized no one was speaking from inside the sapling anymore. He kept watch by the flowerpot day and night, softly calling her name. "Xiao Chun, Xiao Chun..." Much later, Xiao Chun opened her eyes in fresh, fragrant soil and saw a large wolfdog curled up peacefully nearby, fast asleep. [Talkative Thousand-Year-Old Tree Spirit x Three-Hundred-Year-Old Gloomy Wolfdog Mutt] A light, fluffy, sweet story. There are quite a few personal liberties. The heroine is a naive, sweet girl, so please proceed with caution if that's not for you. The next sweet historical romance I'll be starting: My Nemesis and I Make a Pair Princess Chonghua is temperamental and domineering, and is famous throughout the capital for being someone you don't want to cross. When she was seventeen, an imperial edict betrothed her to the equally formidable General of the Chariots and Cavalry. Shang Yin and Sui Ce grew up together. Whenever they met, they were sure to quarrel. For decades, neither had managed to get the upper hand, and they had long since taken a dislike to each other. But her father, Emperor Hongde, seemed to see things differently. When the army returned victorious from its campaign in the southwest, the emperor was overjoyed. He promoted the young general three ranks and married his Fourth Princess to him as well. Sui Ce held his newly won rank in one hand and the troublesome imperial edict in the other... and felt a headache coming on. Shang Yin: "We have to find a way to get a divorce." Sui Ce: "We have to figure out how to get rid of her." The two immediately hit it off and decided that within three months, they would do their best to make Emperor Hongde realize they weren't truly in love. Their first plan was to stage a scene in which the princess accidentally fell into the water and her husband refused to save her. A banquet in the imperial garden. Shang Yin was quietly getting up, intending to "accidentally" fall into the river. But Sui Ce's shoe had unknowingly caught the hem of her skirt. As soon as she stood, she was pulled off balance and, thanks to her momentum, turned around and landed on his lap. He stared blankly at her in his arms. They looked at each other in confusion. "..." Emperor Hongde stroked his white beard and nodded kindly. "My daughter and my beloved subject are truly devoted to each other." [Sharp-tongued, soft-hearted, willful tsundere princess x Proud, unruly, roguish general] [Announcement] The entire novel has been thoroughly revised. The complete version is available only on Jinjiang. Theme: Care for plants and protect nature.