Sharp-Tongued Sir, Your Secret Identity Is Showing [Western Fantasy]

Please add my upcoming no-CP female-led science fiction novel about settlement-building to your collection: I'm Working in the Desert. Also coming soon: a female-led historical transmigration settlement-building novel, I Build a Strong Nation Through Gacha. In the future, the world's most powerful psychic arrives on another continent, carrying a sapling of the Tree of Life. As a max-level expert, the task is simple: gather energy across the continent to level up the Tree of Life until it evolves successfully. He just didn't expect the Tree of Life to affect his appearance and physique every time it leveled up. And so the continent's rumored third Grand Magus, Lord Yi, championed by the tribes of the Great Wilderness, the legendary Sea God of the Mississippi Sea, reborn, and the descendant who ascended the throne as Lord of the Wasteland... That's right, they're all this sharp-tongued expert. His secret identities are thicker than a stage singer's makeup. * Recently, people across the three continents discovered that Grand Magus Yi Hao, Lord Yi, the Sea God of the Mississippi Sea, the Descendant... all came from the Pettymore family. What?! The Pettymore family, which produced the first-ever Magus?! The all-around family that vanished overnight during the Great War! There must be some kind of conspiracy! The three continents are in an uproar. Their strongest forces join hands, determined to find the Pettymore stronghold and declare to the Pettymores: Sign a peace treaty, or be considered enemies of the three continents! The Number One, who is an entire family all by himself: Busy leveling up. No time. The continent keeps using the numbers game to bother him, more and more often. It's endless and takes up too much time. He might as well have the Tree of Life level up one more time. It's just another secret identity. He's used to it. However, when the Tree of Life leveled up for the last time, the side effects disappeared. This story has no pairing and no romance. Blurb for the next story: no-CP, female-led science fiction settlement-building novel, I'm Working in the Desert Zhang Miao is twenty-one years old. She graduated six months ago and is still sending out resumes and looking for work. One morning, she suddenly awakens a natural power: water. The Green Planet Protection Bureau detects her and hires her as a desert guardian. On her first day at work, she looks at the villa before her, her office, and truly understands what people mean when they say technology makes life better. The Green Planet Protection Bureau: All you have to do is turn the desert under the villa's jurisdiction into a garden, and you can retire. Water-powered Zhang Miao thinks she's unstoppable (not really): Easy. So she rolls up her sleeves, brings along saplings, and sets off, confident that every step will leave behind a patch of green. As it turns out, she's allergic to sandstorms on her very first day! She shakes out her clothes and they're covered in sand. There's an insect in her pocket every day. Heatstroke is routine, and tornadoes can strike at any moment... Planting trees is already hard enough. Where did all these unexpected visitors come from?! An ancient general on the brink of death A princess sent thousands of miles away to marry An exploration team running low on food and water Two desert peoples fighting over water resources It turns out the villa doesn't just connect to deserts all over the world. It can even connect to deserts in ancient times. The villa is so outrageous that Zhang Miao writes a report overnight: Boss, isn't my jurisdiction just a little too big? The equally shocked Green Planet Protection Bureau replies: Keep managing it for now. We'll investigate. After all, she's signed a contract and is getting paid, so of course she has to keep planting trees. Zhang Miao sets off into the desert once again, full of energy. The people she rescued: We have to repay you! Zhang Miao: Protecting the green desert is everyone's responsibility. Why not stay and plant trees? While she's busy, a video of a desert overseas goes viral online. At the center of a certain region in the desert, an exploration and photography team discovers a mysterious base: An eco-friendly power station made up of tens of thousands of mirrors, a cross-temporal desert exchange, little trees stretching for tens of thousands of kilometers and growing vigorously, all kinds of people... Completed no-CP male-led wuxia quick transmigration novel: I Have a Transmigration Team Theme: The greater your strength, the greater your responsibility. Hold on to your original aspirations and keep moving forward.