A Ming Dynasty General Turned Me Gay

The sequel to this novel, Bent by a Ming Dynasty General, is complete. If you enjoyed this story, please give it a try. The next danmei novel, Shop 514, is now updating. Add it to your collection if you're interested. Criminal Investigation Captain Cui Miao wakes up one day in the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty. Not only has he transmigrated into the body of a delicate scholar with no strength to defend himself, he is also forced to join the army. Cui Miao is at a loss. Cui Miao works his way up from a common soldier to a first-rank official of the imperial court, and feels a great sense of accomplishment. But he thinks Shen Qing's achievement is even greater: Shen Qing managed to turn a dyed-in-the-wool straight man and first-rank official like him gay... How to turn a straight man gay: When they first meet: Cui Miao recommends himself to the Prince of Yan, who has Shen Qing test him. Shen Qing looks at Cui Miao. "Can you ride a horse?" Cui Miao shakes his head. "No." Shen Qing: "Then we'll test your horsemanship." Cui Miao, who gets motion sickness on horseback... Cui Miao's sweet, drunken side: Dead drunk, Cui Miao scoops Shen Qing into his arms and uses him as a human body pillow. Shen Qing calmly shifts into a comfortable position and closes his eyes to sleep. When Cui Miao wakes up, he stammers, "Th-Commander, why are you in my bed?" Shen Qing answers without batting an eye, "Dalong, Qing and you talked through the night. We had a wonderful time. Qing thinks he should come by more often." Cui Miao, bewildered: "Wasn't I drunk last night...?" Shen Qing's little scheme when he's drunk: Cui Miao helps Shen Qing onto the bed, but Shen Qing grips his wrist tightly. Shen Qing: "Mother, don't go. Don't leave A-Qing." Cui Miao's heart softens. "Be good, A-Qing. Mother won't go. She'll always stay by your side." In the middle of the night, Cui Miao finally can't hold out any longer. He takes off his shoes, climbs into bed, and falls asleep. Shen Qing opens his eyes, a smile tugging at his lips, and holds Cui Miao as he drifts into a deep sleep. When Cui Miao wakes, he calmly gets out of bed, calmly gets dressed, and calmly runs away. Shen Qing sits up with effortless elegance. "Do you think you can still run?" Warnings: (1) Set in the Ming Dynasty. The battles in the story are real, though slightly adapted. (2) The story focuses on solving cases, with historical events as a secondary element. (3) The protagonists are fictional and have no historical counterparts. The next danmei novel, Shop No. 514: Ling Hua'an has a pair of unusual eyes. He can't see the living, but he can clearly see ghosts. He opens a small supermarket, ostensibly earning money from the living. In truth, his biggest source of income is investigating the deaths of wronged souls and vengeful ghosts, then helping them be reincarnated. There's a saying that circulates in the underworld: "When the shop opens, ghosts without money should stay out!" Jiang Chengyan is the captain of the criminal investigation team at the Yuncheng Public Security Bureau. He's busy every day and often works overtime. For dinner, he usually eats instant noodles from the small supermarket by his office. Every time he goes there, though, he feels like the place is haunted. But he's a committed atheist, so he goes in without a second thought. (Really, he just thinks the shopkeeper is handsome and good-natured.) By chance, Ling Hua'an takes on a big case. If he can solve it, he'll never have to worry about food or clothing again. It's just that the case is extremely tricky, so naturally, Ling Hua'an sets his sights on Jiang Chengyan. Then Jiang Chengyan, the committed atheist, has his worldview shattered and becomes a complete believer... Little scene: Ghost on duty: "Boss, that idiot is here again." Jiang Chengyan: "Boss, I'll take a pack of instant noodles." Ling Hua'an: "Five yuan." Jiang Chengyan: "Here, ten." Ghost on duty: "That's fifty." Ling Hua'an calmly takes out five yuan and gives it to Jiang Chengyan. Jiang Chengyan: "Thanks, boss." Ghost on duty: "Boss, that idiot comes by every day to give you money. Do you think he's got some ulterior motive?" Ling Hua'an: "An ulterior motive..." Ling Hua'an is the top, Jiang Chengyan is the bottom. One-on-one, both pure. Theme: Without a country, there is no family. Without a family, there is no me.