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[Third-person narration, male lead cross-dresses, updated daily at 9 p.m.]
In the tenth year of my efforts to keep harmony among my senior and junior fellow disciples, my junior brother did not turn evil because he couldn't win our master's love, my senior sister did not become a demon and destroy our sect after being betrayed, and my master did not become a high-risk career professional.
Everyone in the sect got along well, and my master was still the pure and untainted person I admired.
Everything was wonderful. I had even brought a little junior sister back to the sect.
She was beautiful and kind. Though delicate and frail, she won my heart at first sight, and I swore I would marry no one else in this life.
Until one day, I noticed something was a little off about her.
I stared at the Adam's apple that had somehow grown on my junior sister. "Junior sister, this part of you... looks rather full."
She lifted her skirt and boldly showed me. "There's something even fuller. Want to see it, senior brother?"
I wept bitterly, heartbroken and inconsolable, hating that I had poured my feelings into the wrong person. I swore that even if I turned evil, became a demon, and couldn't have him in this life, I would never fall for that man again!
Later, when someone asked how the little junior sister and senior brother got together, she sighed. "He's so innocent. Even after learning I'm a man, he still doesn't keep his distance. He spends all day crying and glaring at me, trying to seduce me..."
[Reader's Guide]
1. The male lead cross-dresses. He's a scheming, tea-loving white lotus, and a bit of a bad guy.
2. There's a chase-your-wife-to-the-crematorium arc.
3. Ensemble cast, one-on-one romance, happy ending.
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My Bed Scenes in the Supernatural World [Infinite Flow]
[Also known as I Survive in the Supernatural World by Acting Out Bed Scenes]
Yu Baibai is a method actor, but one day he's diagnosed with Sleeping Beauty Syndrome. He falls into a prolonged sleep and can't act at all.
Until a voice wakes him: "Did you sleep well, my Sleeping Beauty?"
Yu Baibai wakes from his slumber to find himself lying in a large bed, with a naked man sleeping beside him. Cameras are set up in all four corners of the room, making it look just like a film set.
The man asks him warmly, "Want to act?"
Yu Baibai perks up at once. "What kind of scene?"
The man replies, "A bed scene."
Yu Baibai thumps his chest and promises, "I'm an expert at bed scenes!"
He yanks the covers over himself and promptly falls asleep, drawing on his own experience to perform a bed scene so convincing it could pass for the real thing.
The man: "...Is it possible that this bed scene requires two people?"
Perverted seme x method-acting Sleeping Beauty uke
Infinite Flow. The uke wakes up in all kinds of beds, and without exception, there's a perverted thug boss sleeping beside him.
Theme: Life is not necessarily cause for joy, nor is death something to grieve over.
Ah... I have read this book to the end, and my first feeling is that "Gong and Shou are speechless". Gong deceives, exploits and is greedy but is finally cleansed, saying that it is because he "doesn't understand love". What's funny is that Shou, who has endured Gong's deception and use, is soft-hearted because of it. I asked Tianjun if Gong has reincarnation. It's ridiculous. What about junior brother? When Gong made a mistake, he meant that he "didn't understand love, didn't understand the warmth and coldness of the world, and didn't understand what good and evil are." What about Junior Brother? According to this view, the junior brother was driven mad by the demon, lost his heart, and became a ruthless and unrighteous person. Therefore, killing the master and the pig was just because he could not distinguish between good and evil. Therefore, why should there be reincarnation of good deeds, but the junior brother's soul could only be scattered in the world. (Even if Gong treats Shou like this, Shou is still affectionate to Gong, and Gong is a scumbag and despises Shou). Junior brother did not less than Gong for him (I feel so unfair for junior brother). In this book, Shou is pure and kind, but I just feel stupid when Shou is pure and kind. I also think there is a loophole, Shou Wei Gong's method of finding the spiritual root, Shou's master said there was no way, Shou found the method in the book after a few days of use, which is ridiculous (maybe I didn't read it carefully, but this is my first impression). I originally thought that Gongshou would end in tragedy, but when I saw this, I thought too much. Even though it was like this, I still gave Gongshou a chance and forced a happy ending. In fact, you don't need to watch it again, you have already guessed the ending, right? Either Shou is being pursued, Gong also has an inexplicable feeling for him, and then He (the kind of love at first sight type); or Gong is still a little resentful (Why Shou won't listen to his explanation), and then Shou keeps compensating Gong, and then He; or in the process of Gong and Shou getting along, Gong falls in love with Shou again and then He. All in all, I am attacking and suffering. I hope that the soul of my junior brother will not appear again in the future, so as not to be abused. I hope this book can be. (This is my opinion on this book, everyone may have different opinions)
Was the author in a bad mood when he wrote this article? It feels like writing the protagonist as suffering from Stockholm Syndrome is already...
I don't feel bad at all. He deserves it.
This ending is a bit rushed, at least there should be a side story!
In fact, I really want to say that what Pianpian actually likes is not Changming, but Changming who wears women's clothing. So, is Pianpian actually a straight man?
How to say it? When I first read the introduction to this article, I thought it was going to be a funny article.
Unexpectedly, it turned out to be the crematorium of Chasing His Wife, so I actually don't understand how the author wanted to write about Pianpian's inner changes, because it seems like they went directly to the crematorium before Pianpian was even tempted, and some of them were probably cruel.
Alas, I think that although Heng Changming is guilty, his crime is not worthy of death. After all, from the beginning to the end, he never wanted to hurt the people around Pianpian. As for Hengsan, as he said, saving one life is the bottom line. After all, it is faster for an emperor to not kill his enemies. Changming just doesn't talk too much. He was too angry in the early stage. It's right that Pianpian didn't forgive him for a while. The road to chasing his wife is long. Who told him not to have a mouth, who told him not to understand love, but no one taught him to love, and the only Pianpian was injured all over his body. It was really miserable, and he deserved it.
If it's all done like this and it's not be, then isn't it just forced he?
Should I feel sorry for Huan Changming... No
What is Ajana? . . I forgot. . . .
The previous plot was so compact that I felt like I was reading the synopsis for quite a while.
Ah... I have read this book to the end, and my first feeling is that "Gong and Shou are speechless". Gong deceives, exploits and is greedy but is finally cleansed, saying that it is because he "doesn't understand love". What's funny is that Shou, who has endured Gong's deception and use, is soft-hearted because of it. I asked Tianjun if Gong has reincarnation. It's ridiculous. What about junior brother? When Gong made a mistake, he meant that he "didn't understand love, didn't understand the warmth and coldness of the world, and didn't understand what good and evil are." What about Junior Brother? According to this view, the junior brother was driven mad by the demon, lost his heart, and became a ruthless and unrighteous person. Therefore, killing the master and the pig was just because he could not distinguish between good and evil. Therefore, why should there be reincarnation of good deeds, but the junior brother's soul could only be scattered in the world. (Even if Gong treats Shou like this, Shou is still affectionate to Gong, and Gong is a scumbag and despises Shou). Junior brother did not less than Gong for him (I feel so unfair for junior brother). In this book, Shou is pure and kind, but I just feel stupid when Shou is pure and kind. I also think there is a loophole, Shou Wei Gong's method of finding the spiritual root, Shou's master said there was no way, Shou found the method in the book after a few days of use, which is ridiculous (maybe I didn't read it carefully, but this is my first impression). I originally thought that Gongshou would end in tragedy, but when I saw this, I thought too much. Even though it was like this, I still gave Gongshou a chance and forced a happy ending. In fact, you don't need to watch it again, you have already guessed the ending, right? Either Shou is being pursued, Gong also has an inexplicable feeling for him, and then He (the kind of love at first sight type); or Gong is still a little resentful (Why Shou won't listen to his explanation), and then Shou keeps compensating Gong, and then He; or in the process of Gong and Shou getting along, Gong falls in love with Shou again and then He. All in all, I am attacking and suffering. I hope that the soul of my junior brother will not appear again in the future, so as not to be abused. I hope this book can be. (This is my opinion on this book, everyone may have different opinions)
Was the author in a bad mood when he wrote this article? It feels like writing the protagonist as suffering from Stockholm Syndrome is already...
I don't feel bad at all. He deserves it.
This ending is a bit rushed, at least there should be a side story!
In fact, I really want to say that what Pianpian actually likes is not Changming, but Changming who wears women's clothing. So, is Pianpian actually a straight man? How to say it? When I first read the introduction to this article, I thought it was going to be a funny article. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be the crematorium of Chasing His Wife, so I actually don't understand how the author wanted to write about Pianpian's inner changes, because it seems like they went directly to the crematorium before Pianpian was even tempted, and some of them were probably cruel.
Alas, I think that although Heng Changming is guilty, his crime is not worthy of death. After all, from the beginning to the end, he never wanted to hurt the people around Pianpian. As for Hengsan, as he said, saving one life is the bottom line. After all, it is faster for an emperor to not kill his enemies. Changming just doesn't talk too much. He was too angry in the early stage. It's right that Pianpian didn't forgive him for a while. The road to chasing his wife is long. Who told him not to have a mouth, who told him not to understand love, but no one taught him to love, and the only Pianpian was injured all over his body. It was really miserable, and he deserved it.
If it's all done like this and it's not be, then isn't it just forced he?
Should I feel sorry for Huan Changming... No
What is Ajana? . . I forgot. . . .
The previous plot was so compact that I felt like I was reading the synopsis for quite a while.