My Years of Hopping Back and Forth Between the Yin and Yang Worlds

My danmei pregnancy novel, Waiting for My Lover at Dusk, is currently being serialized. Xun Lan had a good night's sleep, but when he woke up, he discovered he'd transmigrated into the body of a little-known actor with the same name. The actor had shot to fame as soon as he entered the entertainment industry, thanks to his exceptional looks. Just as his career seemed destined for success, a scumbag set him up, claiming he was a gay man who harassed other men. A wave of online abuse followed. Unable to bear the vicious attacks and his lover's betrayal, the actor slit his wrists and killed himself. To Xun Lan, changing worlds and bodies was no big deal. The biggest problem was the side effect of his transmigration: he had suddenly gained the ability to see ghosts. From then on, Xun Lan discovered he had a knack for getting caught up in accidents: He takes a bus and saves a movie star who mistakenly boarded a ghost bus; He appears on a variety show and catches a child trafficker; He gets his first leading role and saves an actress suffering in silence from her husband's abuse; He films a modern drama, only to find that his costar is a male idol who bullied someone to death in high school; Even raising a cat online leads him to a celebrity who abuses cats. In the end, everyone says that if you want to make it in the entertainment industry, don't do anything bad. And if you do, don't get near Xun Lan, or you'll be the next one to get exposed. Xun Lan can only shrug and say, "It's not like I want this to happen." [Reader notes] 1. The story within the story includes cross-dressing. 2. Updates at 9 p.m. Other times are for fixing typos. 3. If you don't like it, feel free to click away. * New novel, no romance, male protagonist: [Metaphysics, I Only Know a Tiny Bit] The wealthy Cai family has a huge problem: the son they've raised for eighteen years was switched at birth. The fake son has lived in luxury and enjoyed top-tier resources for eighteen years, while their real son grew up in a remote mountain village, where even getting to town meant crossing mountains. Supposedly, he never attended a single day of school. Instead, he became a young fortune-teller, and videos of him telling fortunes for money have spread all over the internet. The Cai family is utterly embarrassed and has no expectations for their real son. After bringing him home, they find fault with everything he does. . Zhu Weisheng was born with a spiritual constitution. He has little in the way of family ties and a light fate, and was raised by an old Daoist who lived in seclusion in the mountains. Ever since he was little, the old Daoist told him not to be arrogant or complacent. So when people are surprised to learn that Zhu Weisheng really can tell fortunes, he humbly counts on his fingers and says, "I only know a tiny bit." Later: "You can read feng shui too?!" The humble Zhu Weisheng: "Just a tiny bit." "What about ghosts? Can you catch them?" Still humble, Zhu Weisheng smiles. "Just a tiny bit." But the people who have seen Zhu Weisheng tell fortunes, catch ghosts, and change feng shui are speechless. So they'd heard him wrong. It wasn't "a tiny bit," but "a billion tiny bits"! Only the Cai family is left confused: "Didn't we agree he was a fraud who swindles people?" * [My completed novels] Love's Beloved [Reborn]: a sweet pregnancy novel about being reborn After Running Away with the Baby: a modern pregnancy novel Record of Yin and Yang Spirit Release: an ancient-style supernatural novel The God of Cooking in the Modern World: a food-themed novel The Town of Demon Beasts: a fantasy danmei novel about adorable pets The Prince Is Sick: a sweet, short ancient-style danmei story Leisurely Daily Life [System]: a farming novel with a planting System A Few Things About the Apocalypse: an apocalypse farming novel The Pursuit and Slaughter World [Interstellar]: an Interstellar battle royale game Him and His Cat: a CEO turns into a dog and raises a kitten Theme: Don't do evil, no matter how small; don't neglect doing good, no matter how small.