At first:
[Old man on the subway staring at his phone]
[Yet another cookie-cutter beachcombing livestream]
[Same old stuff with a new coat of paint. I'm sick of it]
Later:
[What kind of god-tier streamer is this?]
[Mom asked why I was kneeling while watching my phone]
[I thought he was a noob, but who knew he was an unrivaled champion?]
A streamer who doesn't want to be internet-famous isn't a good Dragon King. Live-streaming giant shark fishing, deep-water diving, underwater treasure hunting, and desert-island survival, Ao Bing often stands by the sea and wonders how he ended up on this one-way road to beachcombing.
That's right, this is the livestream survival story of the unlucky Third Prince of the Dragon Palace, whose soul transmigrated into the modern world!
As the most down-and-out Dragon King, he works the most spectacular stretch of coast. He's the coolest kid in this ocean!
This book is also known as Dragon Prince, Are You Livestreaming Today?, When the Third Prince of the East Sea Is Reborn as a Human, and Ao Bing Is the Real King of the Sea.
Reader's guide: One female lead, one-on-one romance. Pairing: Dragon Prince, whose life and cultivation were destroyed, X a little koi fish plagued by bad luck.
New book: The Woman Is Three Years Older [The 1970s], launching November 10. Interested readers can add it to their shelves in advance.
The Jiang family's youngest daughter went to the countryside for seven years, then suddenly returned to the city with a three-year-old son.
The cotton mill's residential compound was in an uproar, rumors flew, and the Jiang family was thrown into chaos.
But no one expected that in less than two months, the youngest Jiang daughter would successfully marry, baggage in tow.
Not only did she marry a man who had never been married, he was also a highly paid skilled worker!
The Jiang family's son-in-law was three years younger than their daughter!
Coming soon: I Transmigrated into a Book as a Great Landlord from the Start [The 1950s]
Ye He, a laid-back survivor of the apocalypse, transmigrated into a book. The moment he opened his eyes, he was faced with a thousand acres of fertile land, a huge fortune, and countless gold and silver treasures, antiques, and jade. It was dazzling.
Unfortunately, he had landed in the early 1950s. His enormous fortune wasn't a blessing from heaven, but a death warrant.
So here's the question: How could he go from a wealthy local notable to a penniless pauper in just two months?
After some thought, Ye He decisively tucked the family land deeds into his clothes and sneaked into the county gambling den.
For the past few months, the villagers of Hufeng Town had gathered every day outside Landlord Ye's home to watch the drama unfold.
The Ye family's supposedly promising son had suddenly become addicted to gambling. He not only lost the family fortune and land deeds, but also racked up a mountain of debt;
The Ye family's little-footed old woman had a stroke from the shock;
The head of the Ye family rushed back from the lake district overnight, traveling thirty-five miles to enforce the family rules;
The Ye family's wastrel son had his leg broken;
The casino came to collect its debts, and more than a dozen members of the Ye family were driven out of their landlord's mansion...
Before everyone had finished watching this ongoing drama, the new land reform policies were announced, and the Ye family was classified as poor peasants!
The villagers of Hufeng Town, who had spent two months gloating over and mocking the Ye family's wastrel son, were dumbfounded.
Ye He (picking his nose): Street smarts, street soul. Everyone on the streets has a deep bag of tricks. That's right, I'm an utterly ordinary bankruptcy prodigy!
Theme: Even in adversity, one should keep striving to better oneself.
