Dedicated to my dearest friend, CiCi.
Blurb:
Reborn in another place after a plane accident;
forced to disguise herself as a man because of an inexplicable prophecy;
forced to pose as a teacher to avoid the compulsory course every man must take: military service;
But can someone tell her why she, a teacher, still ends up suffering in a military camp? Why did her disguise as a man work so well, only for that damned prophecy to...
Note: This story involves transmigration, a woman disguised as a man, royalty, a struggle for supremacy, and a harem (perhaps). It may be rather melodramatic, so enter at your own risk.
New story: That Little Flying Fairy
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All right, I finally have a print book too: The Awkward Green Years. If you have money, please support it by buying a copy; if not, your moral support is welcome~~~ Mainly, just drop by and leave a comment when you have time!
Theme:
Many people are confused about the ending. It feels good to see others confused and understand it yourself.
It's a very nice article. Although I don't know the author's struggle when writing the article, it still seems to be very good along the way.
Oh, I remembered it. His surname is Zhou. Was it Zhou Mo who dragged him along? Moreover, he knew the heroine's Yu...
Hey, it's a bit cruel to separate mother and son for 15 years. It would be great if the author could write a side story. . . By the way, I don't know how the little prince survived the disaster.
The author's expression of the war is the best in this story. While others are in the lower stories I see progress.
I came from the later story, so the ending of this one is really not very good. (Same as quick frying).
Great work. This is the first time I read Tianwang's work. It's very good!
Damn, this ending is so rushed
I just think Ruowei will be tired? Supporting one person for so long?
Although he and Luo Luo were vaguely seen going out to play in other articles, the ending was not bad.
Hui Chang likes the General...
A little speechless
Very well written, thanks for sharing.
War is cruel, and natural disasters may not be controllable, but man-made disasters can be avoided. I hope the world will be disaster-free.
The whole book is very interesting, but the ending is a bit...
Many people are confused about the ending. It feels good to see others confused and understand it yourself.
It's a very nice article. Although I don't know the author's struggle when writing the article, it still seems to be very good along the way.
Oh, I remembered it. His surname is Zhou. Was it Zhou Mo who dragged him along? Moreover, he knew the heroine's Yu...
Hey, it's a bit cruel to separate mother and son for 15 years. It would be great if the author could write a side story. . . By the way, I don't know how the little prince survived the disaster.
The author's expression of the war is the best in this story. While others are in the lower stories I see progress. I came from the later story, so the ending of this one is really not very good. (Same as quick frying).
Great work. This is the first time I read Tianwang's work. It's very good!
Damn, this ending is so rushed I just think Ruowei will be tired? Supporting one person for so long? Although he and Luo Luo were vaguely seen going out to play in other articles, the ending was not bad. Hui Chang likes the General...
A little speechless
Very well written, thanks for sharing. War is cruel, and natural disasters may not be controllable, but man-made disasters can be avoided. I hope the world will be disaster-free.
The whole book is very interesting, but the ending is a bit...