Blue Wind Sweeps the Wilderness

The biggest information broker in the martial world, Lang Ling, master of Tingfeng Pavilion, never expected that a single trip to Changwu Valley would lead him to accidentally bring back a little bat who had once been elusive and mysterious.

The little bat may be blind, but he is no fool. Even after being struck by a love-insect curse and doing all sorts of things to Lang Ling the moment they met, the little bat still knew better than to hold it against him. In the end, he was so weak that Lang Ling managed to capture him and take him back to the pavilion.

But wild things are wild things after all. Pavilion Master Lang provided him with the best food and care, never imagining that the ungrateful little bat would turn around and leave as soon as his wounds healed, leaving Lang Ling, who had fallen for him, gritting his teeth in silence.

Their friend passing by could only shake his head: Ah, the road to taming a little bat is still long and hard!

Read this story and learn the following expressions:

Cang Er-style obedience: He looks well-behaved, but could knock your head off at any moment.

Cang Er-style concern: Just like your cat bringing you a dead mouse.

Lang Ling-style wealth: He owns a house in every city. Stay wherever you like, in whichever city you like.

Lang Ling-style daily plans: I've got it all planned! Nothing can go wrong! ... Damn! How did that guy get outside the plan again!

A seemingly gentle, but not at all kind-hearted pavilion master gong (genuinely gentle toward the shou) x a taciturn, expressionless assassin shou with vision problems

Warnings: 1. Love-insects appear. If you hate bugs, please read with caution.

2. Things are not very friendly from the start (all right, they're extremely unfriendly), but they get better later.

3. The shou's master is not the gong, and the shou's eyesight will not get better.

4. The shou is extremely slow to warm up, so please be patient.

5. The story is mainly told from the gong's perspective, but other perspectives appear when the narrative calls for them.

6. The author's update schedule is unstable. I'm trying to update daily, but my abilities are limited, so I can't promise that... But I absolutely, absolutely, absolutely will not abandon this story!! Important things must be said three times!!!

Thanks to @Wuyan for providing the cover!

Also, here's my new story!

After Failing to Ascend, I Became an NPC in an Online Game

He Tianyi, the most brilliant Daoist Venerable in the Xuan Yu Continent in nearly three thousand years, failed to ascend and was blasted to smithereens by heavenly lightning.

The Daoist Venerable thought he was sure to die after failing his tribulation. But when he opened his eyes, he found himself in a strange world. The new Heavenly Dao told him that his original world was a power-leveling novel, and that the three-thousand-year impasse in ascension was simply because the Heavenly Dao favored the male lead and deliberately suppressed everyone else.

Fortunately, the Heavenly Dao left him a sliver of hope. It bundled up those who had failed to ascend and sent them to another Heavenly Dao. Then, because their systems were incompatible, he was kicked into a game created by that other Heavenly Dao to serve as an NPC.

He Tianyi: ...

The new Heavenly Dao mercilessly kicked him out of that space.

Dozens of pairs of eyes turned to look at him in unison.

He Tianyi looked up: ...

Well, hello, old friends. Hm? You're here too, my archenemy.

All that's missing are little stools and sunflower seeds.

Blue Star's first full-dive game, The Journey Through Xuan Yu, produced by the company Heavenly Dao, is now available!

Countless netizens couldn't resist giving it a try. They all ended up loving it, and unanimously agreed that the NPC character designers deserved a bonus.

Then the NPCs started looking down on them, killing them in every manner imaginable, and tricking them out of every last scrap they owned.

After learning their lessons through blood and tears, the players came up with three ironclad rules:

Rule one: Heavenly Dao Daddy will always be Heavenly Dao Daddy. Daddy! Do you need another son? (Crossed out.)

Rule two: Don't treat certain NPCs in the game like people, because they're even more doglike than people!

Rule three: The Demon Venerable and the Daoist Venerable are definitely involved. If they're not, I'll livestream myself eating asterisk-side up!

Demon, a human-demon hybrid determined to win back his wife, gong x Daoist, forced to cultivate the Path of Unfeeling and slowly recovering his emotions, shou

P.S. 1. This is a lovers-reunited romance disguised as an online game story. The gong and shou separated because they were young and reckless, as well as due to unavoidable external forces. There are no misunderstandings between them.

2. The story is told from both perspectives, primarily the Daoist Venerable's, then the Demon Venerable's. The plot is slow to warm up, with lots of flashbacks and third-party perspectives early on.

3. There are side couples, including BG, BL, GL, and GB pairings. It leans slightly toward an ensemble cast. The gong's background also touches on some heavy subject matter, so please read with caution if that's not your thing.

4. Read with caution if you don't like lots of player perspectives!!! The players are a hilarious bunch and will try every outrageous stunt imaginable.

5. Reasonable suggestions are welcome, but reading is meant to be fun. If anything makes you uncomfortable, let's just part ways. A step back opens up a vast world. Amen.

Theme: People with kind hearts will always receive kindness in return