The blurb for my next novel, If the God of Misfortune Finds Love, is at the end.
The last hope of Sirius rested on the final baby to be born there.
The day the baby was born, that hope was shattered, and the apocalypse began in a frenzy of chaos.
The newborn was abandoned on the delivery table, barely clinging to life.
He saved the baby.
The two of them relied on each other to survive the apocalypse.
Sixteen years later,
Sirius, now utterly devastated, had fallen into despair.
The baby had grown up and awakened, reigniting hope for the planet, but he died in despair...
Reborn, he found himself inside a tomb in space.
The Exploration ship passed by,
and through a twist of fate, he returned to Sirius once more.
When he landed on the planet, he came back from the dead.
Sirius moved in reverse orbit, and all nine stars aligned.
One strange event after another unfolded.
Content warning: flashbacks
Devoted-dog seme VS sharp-tongued, rebellious planet uke
Next novel: If the God of Misfortune Finds Love
The celestial realm is worlds apart from the human realm,
but he is the one thing humans and celestials have in common.
He is a rat everyone wants to beat to death.
His destined CP, the God of Plagues,
never manages to last even ten thousand years in the job.
But he is a model worker in the celestial realm,
devoting himself to his post as the God of Misfortune for well over a hundred thousand years.
On a work assignment in the human realm, he kindly
saved a boy.
But because the boy touched his hand,
he suffered a lifetime of bad luck.
Years later, the boy ascended.
Despite having boundless prospects, he insisted on becoming the God of Plagues.
And so the two traveled together for many years.
Then, on one assignment, the God of Misfortune was taken by the God of Plagues...
And so! The human and celestial realms were thrown into chaos.
God of Fortune: Where did all my merit go?
Immortal attendant: Boss... The humans are offering all their incense to the God of Misfortune!
God of Fortune: What on earth are they praying for?
Shop assistant: Boss, why are you still worshipping the God of Wealth?
Tavern owner: I run a business. Who else would I worship?
Shop assistant: The God of Misfortune!
Tavern owner: Are you sure you weren't sent by a monkey to rescue me?
Theme: After the storm, the rainbow will always appear
I guess the whole story goes like this: Sirius could no longer give birth to a daughter due to the genetic changes caused by the electronic storm. In order to prevent the genocide, the Sirians invested the last female with S-level resources and a huge amount of estrogen in order to give birth to a daughter. Unexpectedly, the protagonist was born: a man with a handle. What's even more tragic is that the last woman died during the birth process. The Sirians consider themselves extinct, Something probably happened in the meantime. In the end, the protagonist went into hibernation and was picked up by the Explorer ten thousand years later. As everyone knows, although the protagonist is not a woman, she is an omega. You can still get pregnant and have children. The Sirians are not really extinct, but a special kind of rebirth. But it was too late. There is still a lot of room for expansion. But what does it feel like at its core?
It's a bit unbelievable that this ultra-high-tech alien can't tell the difference between male and female in the embryonic stage? After all, people on earth can take X-rays in three months...
Did he land on a glacier?
Hahaha the name of the protagonist
Oh my god, I found out that this article was written in 21 years. I wonder if my wife will continue to write it?
I feel that all the ideas about literary names are very interesting. But the narrative is a bit unclear... For example, the copywriting seems to have a lot of empty twists...
Belated comment, thank you very much!!!
I'm not the author. What did you write? I feel dizzy when I read it.
Chapter 16 is locked?!
Maybe my imagination was biased, and everyone couldn't understand the copy, so I changed the text and name. There will be no changes to the content of the article, and I hope everyone will continue to support it.