One-line summary: I wanted to guide you to shore, but you dragged me down with you.
Blurb:
Jiang Shen was reborn after his death. Looking at the only person who had stood up for him in his previous life, he decided to turn over a new leaf. While his apprentice was still young, he would mend his ways and treat Wen Cuo right!
So he told little Wen Cuo, "The sea of suffering is endless. Your master will guide you to shore!"
When Wen Cuo was nine, Jiang Shen used dream magic to peek into his dreams and saw that he wanted a skewer of candied hawthorns.
So Jiang Shen hauled a huge bundle of them over and set it in front of Wen Cuo.
When Wen Cuo was twelve, Jiang Shen used dream magic to see that he wanted a sword.
So he searched high and low until he found him an unmatched sword.
When Wen Cuo was twenty, Jiang Shen used dream magic and saw Wen Cuo... bullying his master?!
Humiliated and furious, Jiang Shen decided to enter the dream himself and teach the little brat: The sea of desire is endless. Turn back before it's too late.
The next day, Jiang Shen opened his eyes and roared, "Trying to reform someone ruins your family! I'm about to drown in this brat's sea of desire, and I'm supposed to guide him to shore?"
Reading guide:
The shou is reborn.
Strong leads, 1v1.
A hot-tempered master who wants to twist people's heads off at the slightest provocation and fiercely protects his own, paired with a poker-faced, possessive younger disciple gong who is off the charts.
Sweet and angsty. Not a pure, fluffy romance. There's both a plot and a love story!
A fictional xianxia cultivation setting with plenty of original worldbuilding. Don't nitpick the details!
Recommending an entertainment-industry danmei novel: My Idol Keeps Trying to Ship Us
Blurb: Lin Yu has two identities.
One is a B-list celebrity with a laid-back attitude.
The other is a levelheaded superfan.
He never would have guessed that one day these two seemingly unrelated identities would come into conflict.
As a male fan who had followed Gu Yun for six years, Lin Yu soon stood out in Gu Yun's fandom and even gained quite a few shippers.
A big-name fan led the charge, shipping him with Gu Yun.
Fanfiction poured out at an astonishing rate.
Lin Yu's response was: My brother is amazing. He should shine all on his own!
Later, he and Gu Yun appeared on the same variety show.
Gu Yun was in charge of catching fish, while Lin Yu was in charge of singing his praises.
Lin Yu: "Senior Gu is so clever. Senior Gu is amazing. Senior Gu is so impressive!"
Gu Yun was praised so much that he figured this kid must be head over heels for him to lavish him with compliments in front of tens of millions of viewers.
So Gu Yun decided he couldn't let Lin Yu down.
He began diligently playing up their CP.
The shipping wars in the entertainment industry never stopped after that.
On one side were Gu Yun's fans, shipping Gu Yun with his male superfan Y.
Gu Yun's fans: "Sorry, we're taking our brother first. Some washed-up nobody can't just attach himself to him. If you want to ship with our brother, first love him for six years like Y does! Y is the real deal! Lin Yu is just an accident!"
On the other side were fans of the hit detective show.
Show fans: "It's not that we want to ship them. They're practically forcing us to! This is hilarious. I've never seen anyone pair their own idol with a fan before. What kind of demons are Gu Yun's fans?"
Lin Yu: ...
Stop shipping them! No matter which side you're on, you're shipping me with him. But I'm really just a fan who supports his career.
A sweet, well-behaved lamb of a shou paired with a shameless, perpetually outrageous gong.
A sweet entertainment-industry romance.
1v1.
Historical danmei: I'm Really Not the Official Pairing
Song Sheng was a particularly lucky person. The first time he died, he triggered a dimensional space System and transmigrated into a book.
He was also incredibly unlucky.
The second time he died, he failed his mission and was reborn.
Song Sheng looked at the still-young future tyrant before him and smiled as he politely waved goodbye.
Song Sheng: If I go back to Qi Yu, I'm a dog!
And so:
When five-year-old Qi Yu asked him to come work for him as a steward, he refused.
When fifteen-year-old Qi Yu asked him to join him as he was conquering the realm, offering him a general's position, Song Sheng not only refused but ran away.
When twenty-year-old Qi Yu asked him to come to his side, offering him the position of empress,
Song Sheng: ...
He not only ran away, but also kicked over the phoenix seal Qi Yu had sent him.
But he hadn't gotten far before he was caught and brought back. Qi Yu looked at the great general, who had faced a hundred enemies without fear, now trembling before him with a formidable foe at the gates, and frowned. "Why are you so afraid of Me?"
Song Sheng: "You killed me."
Qi Yu: "Nonsense. You killed yourself!"
Then they both froze.
Song Sheng grabbed Qi Yu's dragon robe. "I knew it! How did you know you'd become emperor? You kept that secret well."
Qi Yu sneered. "You're not bad yourself. Since we're old acquaintances, I won't hold back."
As Song Sheng was dragged away, he shouted, "Qi Yu, you've lived two lifetimes and you're still a fucking beast!"
The next day, Song Sheng, stuffed until his belly was round, voiced his profound discontent: "Woof, woof, woof."
A great general who devises strategies on the battlefield but turns timid as a cat at home, paired with a decisive tyrant who fiercely protects his own.
Both are reborn.
1v1.
Packed with face-slapping, eating one's words, and fiery confrontations!
Premise:
Who knows, I thought it was an ordinary sweet article. After reading a third of it, I wanted to read it first and it was so sweet. But I was stunned for the whole time. I didn't understand it at all. Then I read the comments. I'm sorry, I was wrong. I can't express my feelings now.
Wen Cuo and Shizun are really well written. I always feel that things have changed since I started with Si Ying. I want to know why Si Ying fell into a demon. Aren't the three of them friends at the beginning? I thought it was because the three of them were having emotional entanglements. What happened to Fu Yu, Lian Hua, and the knot lamp. Everything was rushed and ended suddenly. However, after Yue Tian was reborn, I felt that he loved Xiao Qi. This can be regarded as the end of my feelings for Cuo Er.
Yue Tian likes Jiang Shen just because he has the same love as Wen Cuo. What does it mean to feel unhappy in his heart? What does it mean that his life is not long? It is too much to let him go. How can this be done? He doesn't love him at all, haha
Wuwuwu, if you don't play with Yue Tian, don't want Yue Tian, if you want Cuo'er, he won't love the Master well at all. The two of them are the same, and the spirit is right, but Yue Tian doesn't love the Master that much, Wu Wu, only Cuo'er will pamper the Master into that naughty and cute person
I went to look at all the books I ordered, and only after I checked them twice did I realize that I had bought them all and still couldn't remember the titles.
Overall I feel good. But some of them I think should be forced together. ? Because there are some things that don't match up. ?
Really, from the very beginning of the title introduction and the first half of the book, I was excited and thought I had read a good article, so I VIP bought the whole book. Later, when I started to follow the plot, I felt that something was not right. There were many pitfalls, it was very confusing, and the plot was very big, and no clues were revealed. The most important thing is It was the letter left by Hu Qi later saying that it was Hu Qi's fault for helping the fallen demon, and then revealing that Lianhua was the one who did not reveal his purpose, as well as his young apprentice Fu Yu. After reading the whole thing, it was really alienating, and the killing of Si Ying was also in a hurry, so that my happiness was diluted a lot when I saw this happy reunion.
It's great. There are pitfalls but you don't fill them in. The villain is inexplicable and the small interactions are well written. After reading it, I feel like I'm dead.
No, I really think it's a mess. The Hundred Noodles Restaurant didn't explain it clearly. How did Xia Li become the head of the family and still have such a good relationship with the owner of the Hundred Noodles Restaurant? Who was the person who gave Xiao Wen the wrong look? Why did he do it? What happened to Fuyu? There were inexplicably multiple soul-condensing rings and a soul-welcoming lamp.
Then Jiang Shen must be Hu Qi
Who knows, I thought it was an ordinary sweet article. After reading a third of it, I wanted to read it first and it was so sweet. But I was stunned for the whole time. I didn't understand it at all. Then I read the comments. I'm sorry, I was wrong. I can't express my feelings now.
Wen Cuo and Shizun are really well written. I always feel that things have changed since I started with Si Ying. I want to know why Si Ying fell into a demon. Aren't the three of them friends at the beginning? I thought it was because the three of them were having emotional entanglements. What happened to Fu Yu, Lian Hua, and the knot lamp. Everything was rushed and ended suddenly. However, after Yue Tian was reborn, I felt that he loved Xiao Qi. This can be regarded as the end of my feelings for Cuo Er.
Yue Tian likes Jiang Shen just because he has the same love as Wen Cuo. What does it mean to feel unhappy in his heart? What does it mean that his life is not long? It is too much to let him go. How can this be done? He doesn't love him at all, haha
Wuwuwu, if you don't play with Yue Tian, don't want Yue Tian, if you want Cuo'er, he won't love the Master well at all. The two of them are the same, and the spirit is right, but Yue Tian doesn't love the Master that much, Wu Wu, only Cuo'er will pamper the Master into that naughty and cute person
I went to look at all the books I ordered, and only after I checked them twice did I realize that I had bought them all and still couldn't remember the titles.
Overall I feel good. But some of them I think should be forced together. ? Because there are some things that don't match up. ?
Really, from the very beginning of the title introduction and the first half of the book, I was excited and thought I had read a good article, so I VIP bought the whole book. Later, when I started to follow the plot, I felt that something was not right. There were many pitfalls, it was very confusing, and the plot was very big, and no clues were revealed. The most important thing is It was the letter left by Hu Qi later saying that it was Hu Qi's fault for helping the fallen demon, and then revealing that Lianhua was the one who did not reveal his purpose, as well as his young apprentice Fu Yu. After reading the whole thing, it was really alienating, and the killing of Si Ying was also in a hurry, so that my happiness was diluted a lot when I saw this happy reunion.
It's great. There are pitfalls but you don't fill them in. The villain is inexplicable and the small interactions are well written. After reading it, I feel like I'm dead.
No, I really think it's a mess. The Hundred Noodles Restaurant didn't explain it clearly. How did Xia Li become the head of the family and still have such a good relationship with the owner of the Hundred Noodles Restaurant? Who was the person who gave Xiao Wen the wrong look? Why did he do it? What happened to Fuyu? There were inexplicably multiple soul-condensing rings and a soul-welcoming lamp.