Shou's perspective:
The first time they met, Nuo was traveling with Ling, while Sesshomaru was recovering from an injury beneath a big tree.
The second time they met, Nuo was practicing in the forest, while Sesshomaru was once again recovering from an injury beneath a big tree.
Nuo wordlessly took the perpetually injured great demon home.
Gong's perspective:
The first time they met, Sesshomaru was in a sorry state and forced to bring along two useless tagalongs?
The second time they met, Sesshomaru was still in a sorry state, but this time he was the tagalong?
What the heck? Why does Nuo never do things the way you'd expect?
This is probably a story about two big shots raising a bunch of kids.
Main fandom: Inuyasha. Secondary fandom: Kamisama Kiss.
Rolling around and making a fuss, begging you to bookmark!
I recommend my currently updating danmei derivative work, Prince of Tennis: After Returning to Seigaku, I Became Everyone's Favorite. Please show some love and bookmark it. Thanks, dear readers! Here's the blurb:
Echizen Ryoma finally completes his quick transmigration mission and plans to return to a parallel world with his lover's soul so they can retire together. But they're attacked by an enemy along the way. Ryoma has no choice but to protect his lover's soul, leaving himself seriously injured and stripped of all his memories. He is reborn as Asaba Hatsuki, a boy with a bit of a slow wits.
Twelve-year-old Asaba Hatsuki goes shopping with his older brother, then wanders off in a daze and gets lost. Fuji Shusuke finds him and takes him home. From then on, a sweet and obedient blue-haired boy follows Fuji around, winning the affection of all the tennis players at Seishun Academy.
At first, Asaba Hatsuki only likes following Fuji Shusuke around.
But Asaba Hatsuki acts differently whenever he's around the catlike, tsundere Echizen Ryoma. He keeps making Fuji hostile toward Ryoma, and the two play each other evenly on the court.
The tsundere Echizen Ryoma always finds himself looking after the sweet, obedient blue-haired boy and seriously teaching him how to play. "Idiot, you're such an idiot."
Tezuka Kunimitsu always looks at Asaba Hatsuki with gentle eyes and speaks softly. "Hatsuki, come over and take a break."
Oishi always brings two breakfasts, one for Kikumaru and one for Asaba Hatsuki.
Kikumaru always grins as he messes up the boy's hair, then gives Fuji a smug, triumphant smile.
Momoshiro deliberately teases the boy, only to get caught by Kaidoh Kaoru. Then the two of them start arguing again.
When Inui sees the innocent boy, he silently takes away the drink with its peculiar flavor.
Whenever Asaba Hatsuki has no choice but to drink Inui's concoction, Fuji drinks it for him, then secretly goes looking for Inui afterward to settle the score.
But just as the boys are enjoying the fun of tennis, danger creeps up on them without warning. Asaba Hatsuki is still seriously injured and hasn't regained his memories. How will he protect the seniors who care for him, as well as the lover he's finally brought back to life?
I recommend my danmei work-in-progress, After Leaving the CEO, I Became Famous. Please show some love and bookmark it. Thanks, dear readers! Here's the blurb:
Gong Yu, a chief guard who fell off a cliff and thought he was going to die, wakes up to find a handsome man lying beside him. The man has a striking face and sharp eyes.
Gong Yu: "..."
He'll take responsibility for the trouble he caused, unless the man finds the one he loves.
To make up for his guilt, Gong Yu dutifully cooks and cares for the man, looking after him in every way, until the man's so-called white moonlight returns.
Gong Yu leaves a letter and walks away without hesitation. He never expected that after leaving, he'd become an overnight sensation.
He helps the police subdue an armed robber on a whim and makes his debut on the news.
He accidentally wanders into a music competition and stuns everyone there with Ambush from All Sides, revealing himself as a once-in-a-generation talent and making his debut in the music world.
He happens to appear on a satellite TV channel, where his mastery of calligraphy, painting, chess, the zither, and dance breathes new life into a station on the verge of closing down.
He appears in a historical drama by chance, and his portrayal of a chief guard outshines a whole cast of young stars, making him famous in the acting world.
Just as Gong Yu is thriving in show business, the CEO grabs him by the waist with red-rimmed eyes and a deeply aggrieved voice. "Why did you leave without saying goodbye? Is there someone else?"
One day, the CEO is relaxing in his luxurious swimming pool when a beautiful man suddenly falls from the sky.
The man is burning with fever, his eyes hazy, and he clutches at him, begging for help.
The CEO's usually still heart suddenly skips a beat. Almost without thinking, he agrees to help.
The beautiful man is wonderful in every way: handsome, kind, a good cook, and happy to look after people. The CEO adores him, but the man never lets anything slide. "Don't think this means I'll fall for you."
But one day, the CEO comes home to find his wife gone, leaving behind nothing but a letter.
Which bastard went and told his wife a bunch of nonsense?!
The CEO can only search for his wife while looking for that blabbermouth to stuff into a sack.
The scheming chief guard VS the tsundere, domineering CEO
Theme: Become strong enough to pursue your own future and protect the people you want to protect
Livestreaming as Empress in a Chaotic Era
I Became Neighbors with Naraku
A Qing Dynasty Tale: Father, My Husband's Been Hitting Me Again!
Don't Pick Up Men by the Roadside [Apocalypse]
The Campus Heartthrob Is Just a Little Delicate
The Demon Cult Leader and the Landlord Got Together
But He Pays So Well
The Junior Sister Wants to Become the Strongest in the World
Fourth Master and His Lady (Transmigrating to the Qing Dynasty)
Bad Girls, No Man's Love
Maitreya, cherish the fact that you still have the wind cave. If there is no wind cave in the future, your skull will be flattened in the new season. I miss the wind cave that Naraku gave you every day.
In ancient Japan, it was not a form of hand-over salute. I'm not sure about the details, but I feel that the author's writing was too Chinese, which was a bit dramatic.
I feel like I'm reading an ancient Chinese novel about cultivating immortals
I once thought Shuten-douji was Shuten(ー_ー)!! I also thought about when Shuten-douji became so weak┐(─__─)┌
Why would I think of a dog head to save my life? Big dog head with red eyes, hahahahahahahaha
Well, let's just say, it's beautifully written! The protagonist does not need to refer to ordinary people in some aspects, because he is an immortal cultivator. After practicing for a period of time, he will go down to earth with the sect to experience. What's more, didn't the beginning of the chapter say that the protagonist has been practicing in the mortal world? So when the villagers knelt down before, the protagonist didn't have to help them, which was very nice! Good luck to the author. If you write it like this, you can apply for a contract, but before that, you may need to modify it a little, such as dividing sentences into paragraphs.
When I see the word "Middle-Earth", I think of King Se
As I watched, I became confused.
Ahhhh, so excited (≧ω≦)(*≧▽≦)(*≧▽≦)(*≧▽≦)
Damn, did I miss it? Was Lin Nuo's seal already opened in the Nine-Storied Pagoda in order to defeat the man in red? Or haven't you opened the entire article? A bit square