Little Qingwu

[The main story is complete. I'll update the extras whenever I feel like it.]

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Story summary:

A day in heaven is a year on earth. A mortal's hundred-year life is but three months of a heavenly maiden's travels.

The eldest daughter of the Heavenly Emperor must descend to the mortal realm to undergo a trial before she can ascend. The Star Lord Siming, worried about her, goes to great lengths to accompany her.

Naturally, each of them has their own personality flaws:

The heavenly maiden is too outspoken and a little stubborn. She's beautiful and kindhearted, but never says things tactfully, and has a knack for infuriating people.

Siming is too crafty. He has absolute power over the Book of Fate, yet all he wants is to smooth the way for his beloved to undergo her trial.

After wrestling with her thoughts, Qingwu decides to give him a chance.

“You... I understand what you mean. I'm willing to give it a try, to sit close beside someone who truly loves me as we travel in a carriage, watching the spring light, summer sun, autumn winds, and winter snow...” Qingwu looks up at him, her eyes full of affection.

“Right!” Chang Geng nods firmly. “I'm glad you've come around. I'll pull your carriage for you two!”

One is a domineering princess with a sharp tongue and a soft heart. The other is a kind-tempered, understanding, devoted attendant. Of course, the clouds eventually part and the moon shines through. First they live in the mortal realm, then in the heavenly palace, enjoying their sweet and happy life together.

My other story, Open a Restaurant in the Qin Dynasty, is now underway. Here's the blurb, enjoy!

Li Hui never thought she'd get the chance to transmigrate.

Other people end up in the Tang or Song dynasties, but she lands in the Qin.

At least her profession is a good fit: she studies Qin and Han history.

Luckily, she also has a pretty good side hustle as a food creator on Xiaohongshu. She's even a minor celebrity there. So after arriving, she decides to make a living in the Qin with her side business. First a street-food stall, then a little restaurant. Growing and expanding will be no problem. She takes a half-reclining, half-lying-flat approach, because she firmly believes that as long as you stay at the table, anything is possible. The rest, of course, is eating and drinking!

Wait, is that a Qin terracotta warrior walking this way? And is he making advances toward her? What should she do? Should she say yes? Help, I'm in a hurry!

Some details are fictionalized. Please don't nitpick the historical accuracy.

Theme: Be self-reliant and refuse to lie flat

Theme: Protecting and trusting each other is the secret to lasting love.