After a Ming Dynasty General Turned Me Gay

This novel is divided into two parts. The first, I Was Bent by a Ming Dynasty General, is complete. This is the second part, which can also be read on its own. It follows Cui Miao and Shen Qing's married life. If you're interested, you can read the first part beforehand. My next Boys' Love novel, Grocery Store No. 514, is already being serialized. Add it to your favorites if you're interested. Cui Miao, a criminal investigation captain, woke up in the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty. Not only had he become a delicate scholar who couldn't fight, he was also forced to join the army. Cui Miao could only sigh at his bad luck. Cui Miao worked his way up from an ordinary soldier to the highest official in the court, and felt a great sense of accomplishment. But he thought Shen Qing must feel even more accomplished: Shen Qing had managed to bend a thoroughly straight man, the highest official in the court, completely out of shape... The first part is about how a straight man gets bent: When they first met: Cui Miao volunteered to serve Prince Yan, who asked Shen Qing to test him. Shen Qing looked at Cui Miao. "Can you ride a horse?" Cui Miao shook his head. "No." Shen Qing: "Then we'll test your horsemanship." Cui Miao, who got motion sickness on horseback... Cui Miao's adorable side when drunk: Completely out of it, Cui Miao pulled Shen Qing into his arms and used him as a human body pillow. Shen Qing calmly shifted into a comfortable position and closed his eyes to sleep. When Cui Miao woke up, he stammered, "C-Captain, why are you in my bed?" Shen Qing replied with a straight face, "Dalong, last night Qing and you talked through the night, and we got along splendidly. Qing thought he might come by often." Cui Miao was baffled. "Wasn't I drunk last night...?" Shen Qing's little scheme when drunk: Cui Miao helped Shen Qing onto the bed, but Shen Qing clutched his wrist and wouldn't let go. Shen Qing: "Mother, don't go. Don't leave A-Qing." Cui Miao's heart softened. "Be good, A-Qing. Mother isn't leaving. I'll always stay by your side." In the middle of the night, Cui Miao finally couldn't take it anymore. He took off his shoes, climbed into bed, and went to sleep. Shen Qing opened his eyes, the corners of his mouth curling into a smile. He held Cui Miao and drifted into a deep sleep. When Cui Miao woke, he calmly got out of bed, calmly got dressed, and calmly ran away. Shen Qing sat up with graceful composure. "Do you think you can still run away?" The second part is about life after marriage: Outside the door, Prince Consort Wang Ning said, "Lord Shen, when shall we go to Piaoxiang House tonight?" Inside, Cui Miao looked at Shen Qing meaningfully. "So this is why the regional administration commissioner is so reluctant to leave." Shen Qing: "Dalong, we haven't been intimate in half a month. Don't you want to?" Cui Miao: "A-Qing, this is the government office." Shen Qing: "It doesn't matter. There's a room inside set aside for Qing to rest." Cui Miao had no choice but to give in... A sweet married life with a straight man who got bent, hehe. Synopsis for Grocery Store No. 514: Ling Hua'an has a pair of unusual eyes. He can't see the living clearly, but he can see the dead. He runs a small supermarket. On the surface, he earns money from the living, but his biggest source of income is investigating how wronged spirits and vengeful ghosts died, then helping them reincarnate. Jiang Chengyan is the captain of the criminal investigation team at the Yuncheng City Public Security Bureau. He's busy every day and often works overtime. Most nights, he eats instant noodles from the grocery store by his office. But whenever he goes there, the small supermarket seems to be full of ghostly energy. Still, as a staunch atheist, he goes in without a qualm. (Really, he just thinks the store owner is handsome and easygoing.) By chance, Ling Hua'an lands a big job. If he pulls it off, he'll never have to worry about food or clothes again. The job is just too tricky, so naturally, Ling Hua'an sets his sights on Jiang Chengyan. And then Jiang Chengyan, the staunch atheist, sees his worldview shatter and comes around completely... A little scene: Ghost on duty: Boss, that idiot's 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: It's fifty. Ling Hua'an took out five yuan and calmly handed it to Jiang Chengyan. Jiang Chengyan: Thanks, boss. Ghost on duty: Boss, that idiot comes here every day to give you money. Think he's got an ulterior motive? Ling Hua'an: An ulterior motive, huh... Ling Hua'an is the pursuer, and Jiang Chengyan is the pursued. One-on-one, and both are each other's first and only. Add it to your favorites if you're interested. (1) Set during the Ming Dynasty. (2) The story focuses on solving cases, with historical developments as a secondary element. (3) The protagonists are fictional, with no historical counterparts. Theme: Without a country, there is no home. Without a home, there is no me.