It is said that cultivators can fly through the heavens and burrow into the earth, move mountains and overturn seas, and do anything.
Fortunately, Yun Hong stumbled into becoming one of them.
Unfortunately, Yun Hong seems to be the last one...
How to make the most of limited resources to cultivate endlessly while achieving scientific, sustainable development has become an urgent problem.
The good news is that a majestic white wolf guardian is there to protect him. The wolf can be both sweet and salty, and is wonderfully pettable.
The bad news is that while Yun Hong was petting his guardian, the guardian became his cultivation partner...
Well, that doesn't seem like such bad news after all. Hehe.
Second blurb:
They say Daoist Yun Hong has profound powers and is extremely cold.
But no one knows that he's a devoted fluff enthusiast.
Later, people said Daoist Yun Hong wasn't cultivating the Dao, but becoming an immortal!
Yun Hong, who was petting a wolf, silently withdrew his hand and said coolly:
"There's no such thing as ascending to immortality in this world."
With that, he soared into the air, riding the white wolf demon beast across the sky.
Everyone: "..."
The white wolf frowned. "Calling me a demon beast sounds awful."
Yun Hong: "Then what should I call you?"
The white wolf was silent for a long time, then transformed into a young man in a jacket. "Your cultivation partner?"
A cute light novel.
[The white wolf has always been able to transform into a human.]
A swaggering, fluffy wolf demon top x a self-taught fluff-loving Daoist bottom
Completed danmei novel: The Wish-Fulfilling Restaurant Doesn't Want to Go Viral. A cozy, healing food story. Read without worry!
Pre-release danmei food-and-healing story: My Customers Aren't Human. Blurb:
Mu Yu is a chef who specializes in tofu banquets for funerals.
Later, he opened a little restaurant and decided to do something for the living.
On opening night, he dreamed that a wealthy man had paid a fortune to hire him for a banquet.
Mu Yu made a fortune. Then he woke up the next morning and stared at a stack of spirit money under his pillow, deep in thought.
Also, I don't pass messages for people!!
A happy, slightly silly chef bottom x a dead, big-bad-wolf top. The husband really is dead!
A healing light supernatural food novel.
Pre-release, no CP: Ancient Culinary God with a Construction System
Question: What should you do if you transmigrate to ancient society while hiking?
Yun Mo rolled up his sleeves in front of a vast stretch of black soil.
"It'd be a shame not to plant some vegetables on all this land..."
With help from the Construction System, Yun Mo cleared land, built a house, planted vegetables, stored grain, and even opened a little kitchen renowned far and wide.
The only problem was that his customers were an extraordinarily diverse bunch: humans, beastfolk, elves, merfolk...
Fry, stir-fry, deep-fry, stew, boil, roast. Let's take them one at a time!
Then Yun Mo discovered... he'd become a god.
A feel-good, no-CP story about a construction system, reclaiming land, farming, and food.
Theme: Protecting wild animals is everyone's responsibility.
It's a bit rushed. I remember the author had something to say in the first few chapters and said that he has a big worldview and so on. I'm really looking forward to it.
Emmmmm, to be honest, I would rather the author took a big leave and left this and the restaurant next door alone instead of finishing it in such a hurry and with a bit of a mess.
This is the last book that I blindly read when I saw your name. It really hurts the old readers that it has been delayed for so long and still ends like this.
To be honest, I regret that I encouraged you when your data was not good. Originally, if I wrote one book after another, I would be your loyal reader. But now it seems that I have overthought it, and you don't need it. I don't want to catch up on new articles anymore, so I'm going to write other articles. This one is frequently delayed and ends up being unfinished, so that's it.
Oh, why did it end so badly?
This book has been delayed for so long. Before Yun Hong and Bai Lang reconciled, I felt that the emotional line and the plot line were a bit unfinished. Now it ends in a hurry, so it is not finished. In fact, it felt quite good at the beginning. Yun Hong's journey from a mortal to a cultivator is not very down-to-earth. If it were a cultivation setting, it would be okay if he was surrounded by people like this. His relatives and friends are all mortals, but he is a cultivator, so he would feel lonely and ethereal. When he becomes a god in the end, it becomes even more illusory. Gods are neither sad nor joyful. They are above mortals and do not have the same emotions and desires as mortals. However, for us, such days are very boring, and we cannot empathize with and feel happiness from his ending. There is also no sense of existence behind the emotional line of White Wolf, and it does not allow readers to fully feel the strong feelings of "no matter how much they go through, how the world changes, two people will always be together." Therefore, the rest of the story is very bland, basically just to catch up to see the ending.
No, a pregnant woman who is about to give birth, even if she really wants to find a place to pay her respects, will be accompanied by her family. How can she run into the mountains alone? Even if it is to highlight the protagonist, the setting of the supporting characters who come to make soy sauce is too tool-like and very inconsistent with logic.
Why do I feel like this book collapsed later on?
That's it, since I can't write it, let's just finish it like this. It doesn't matter. It took so long and I have no feeling for this article at all.
Isn't the fur of a demon a little cleaner than that of a small animal? The shed fur can be tied into a dog felt!
It's a bit rushed. I remember the author had something to say in the first few chapters and said that he has a big worldview and so on. I'm really looking forward to it.
Emmmmm, to be honest, I would rather the author took a big leave and left this and the restaurant next door alone instead of finishing it in such a hurry and with a bit of a mess.
This is the last book that I blindly read when I saw your name. It really hurts the old readers that it has been delayed for so long and still ends like this.
To be honest, I regret that I encouraged you when your data was not good. Originally, if I wrote one book after another, I would be your loyal reader. But now it seems that I have overthought it, and you don't need it. I don't want to catch up on new articles anymore, so I'm going to write other articles. This one is frequently delayed and ends up being unfinished, so that's it.
Oh, why did it end so badly?
This book has been delayed for so long. Before Yun Hong and Bai Lang reconciled, I felt that the emotional line and the plot line were a bit unfinished. Now it ends in a hurry, so it is not finished. In fact, it felt quite good at the beginning. Yun Hong's journey from a mortal to a cultivator is not very down-to-earth. If it were a cultivation setting, it would be okay if he was surrounded by people like this. His relatives and friends are all mortals, but he is a cultivator, so he would feel lonely and ethereal. When he becomes a god in the end, it becomes even more illusory. Gods are neither sad nor joyful. They are above mortals and do not have the same emotions and desires as mortals. However, for us, such days are very boring, and we cannot empathize with and feel happiness from his ending. There is also no sense of existence behind the emotional line of White Wolf, and it does not allow readers to fully feel the strong feelings of "no matter how much they go through, how the world changes, two people will always be together." Therefore, the rest of the story is very bland, basically just to catch up to see the ending.
No, a pregnant woman who is about to give birth, even if she really wants to find a place to pay her respects, will be accompanied by her family. How can she run into the mountains alone? Even if it is to highlight the protagonist, the setting of the supporting characters who come to make soy sauce is too tool-like and very inconsistent with logic.
Why do I feel like this book collapsed later on?
That's it, since I can't write it, let's just finish it like this. It doesn't matter. It took so long and I have no feeling for this article at all.
Isn't the fur of a demon a little cleaner than that of a small animal? The shed fur can be tied into a dog felt!