The little demon Lin Bei has just emerged from the mountains. To complete his family's trial as quickly as possible, he finds a job through the Demon Administration Bureau.
A month after starting, he still hasn't seen his direct supervisor's face.
Life in human society is stressful, and Lin Bei's salary isn't enough to cover his expenses, so he gets a part-time job.
One day, he takes an order to deliver a bouquet of roses. When he arrives, he discovers that the recipient is a beautiful and fearsome great demon.
The great demon looks at Lin Bei. "Not bad, little newbie. You've only been here a month and already dared to bring me flowers. Fine, I'll accept them."
Only then does Lin Bei realize that the great demon standing before him is his direct supervisor.
To keep his side job a secret, Lin Bei has no choice but to let him believe that the flowers are from him.
From then on, the great demon considers Lin Bei his own.
"This is my little one. Nobody gets to bully him!"
A few months later, the great demon spots a line of writing on a treasured dried flower petal: May Lord Zhu Lingguang find a partner soon.
The great demon flies into a rage. "Wasn't this meant to be a confession to me?"
Lin Bei: "...I can explain."
[Short-tempered, rich, and mysterious Vermilion Bird gong × cheerful, beautiful, adorable little demon shou with a mysterious background]
Note: One-on-one, HE, shou's POV, Lin Bei × Jing Yan.
Set in an alternate world. All worldbuilding and logic are the author's own.
[Preorder 1, please add it to your collection]
The Fox Spirit Becomes the White Moonlight's Substitute
The fox spirit Tu Xiao transmigrates into a doting-heroine novel and becomes the cannon-fodder substitute for the white moonlight, the one doted on by three powerful older brothers and four domineering upperclassmen.
In the story, after the whole world believes the white moonlight died in a shipwreck, the substitute enjoys everything the powerful men and domineering CEOs give him.
But a few years later, the white moonlight suddenly returns to the country, and the substitute is thrown out.
Out of guilt toward the white moonlight, everyone indulges him in taking revenge on the substitute, driving the substitute to the brink of despair in abject poverty.
The day Tu Xiao arrives is the eve of the white moonlight's return.
The System offers a friendly tip: To compensate you for being forced to transmigrate here due to a system malfunction, you can forge an identity and avoid the main characters ahead of time.
Tu Xiao laughs. "Why hide? I'm from the Tushan Fox Clan. Give me less than a year, and I'll have the white moonlight on his knees, singing 'Conquer' to me!"
Months later, the white moonlight kneels on a keyboard and knocks on Tu Xiao's door. "Honey, I was wrong. I'll be gentler next time."
Tu Xiao throws a cup at him from under the covers. "Tell me! When did you transmigrate here?"
[Preorder 2]
Let It Go! Let Me Handle It
On the first day the unlucky An Lexin comes to the city for university, he suddenly gains the ability to see ghosts, and his life becomes a nonstop adventure.
A Song Dynasty scholar argues with him during class, a young lady from the Tang Dynasty plays the pipa to accompany him as he sleeps, and even while he's sitting on the toilet, he has to mediate arguments and fights between ghosts.
Just as An Lexin is losing sleep every night and nearing a breakdown, a mysterious old man comes to his door. He says that if An Lexin becomes his final disciple and catches 999 ghosts within a year, he'll be able to turn his ghost-seeing eyes on and off at will.
From then on, An Lexin sets off down a road of no return, snatching up the ghost-catching business across the whole city all by himself.
Ghosts from every village and back alley tremble at the sound of "An." Within a hundred meters of him, not a single ghost remains.
The great sects are furious: "How are we supposed to make a living? Hurry up and deal with that kid!"
A few days later, the sects are running even faster than the ghosts.
An Lexin puts on an innocent face. "Sorry, I forgot to tell you. Our senior brother, second senior brother... and all the way up to seventh senior brother are insanely protective."
Theme: Through hard work, an innocent young man grows as a person, learns to love the world around him, and ultimately finds both his dream and his happiness.
I read an article before and forgot the title, but the setting is very similar. Attacker is Yinglong and Shou is Taotie. I haven't seen it clearly at the end of the article, but it starts with the characters, the plot, and even the supporting characters, the world background, and the job positions of attack and Shou.
What can I say about this book? I read it when I was in a literary shortage. It seemed to hit my heart everywhere, but it also hit my thunder point. But what can I say? After reading it, I wanted to jump to buy it, but I didn't want to miss every chapter. I finished reading it before I knew it. In the end, I still want to say that it's lucky that the ending is bad, otherwise I would really have a heart attack during the Chinese New Year. (PS: I don't have many books fully ordered. Good luck to the author)
Let me see who faked the corpse, oh, it's the author who made soup with cabbage
It ended so quickly, no extras?
Hahahahahaha my wife is not even warm yet hahahaha
Good guy, this is a huge scam.
I don't know why, but I feel Bai Ye is a bit like a villain
Isn't Suzaku the Phoenix?
I don't know what to write next? Will not abuse Right? Hope they can find another way
It's been a while since I've seen an update. I need more updates! Come on?