The Concubine's Son and the Young Master

The Gu family has nine sons, and only the ninth is legitimate.

Madam Gu said, "If you aren't born noble, you'll be lowly all your life."

Gu Yi, the eldest illegitimate son, endured years of slave-like treatment and was cast aside by his father.

Unwilling to let his younger brothers suffer the same fate, Gu Yi went to the battlefield despite his injuries, risking his life to secure a better future for them.

Wang Yao, a military physician and Gu Yi's childhood friend, stayed by his side, inseparable, with feelings that went beyond friendship.

Xiao Yin, a prince of a fallen dynasty, believed a true hero recognized another hero. He was determined to win Gu Yi over and restore his dynasty.

Coming up:

Serving His Lord (complete): The eldest brother suffers terribly and loses all his martial arts, but finally manages to take his seven younger brothers away from the Gu family.

Hard-Fought Battles (ongoing): The eldest brother devises strategies and helps General Xiao and his seven younger brothers conquer cities and territories.

Looking for bookmarks and ratings for my completed historical danmei novels (younger gong becomes shou):

The Handsome Big Brother Before the Palace (A gong raised from childhood is tormented by fate into becoming a bride who marries down, then lives happily with her husband.)

The Wolf King of the North (A war god of a prince is tormented by his imperial elder brother until his husband and children are scattered. After enduring hardships, they are finally reunited.)

Looking for bookmarks for my ongoing modern danmei novel (urban romance, younger gong):

The Blue Cat Picked Up a Little Puppy (healing younger gong x strong, beautiful, accomplished shou)

Theme: Surviving and prevailing in a chaotic age