Coming soon: "Quick Transmigration: The Black Moonlight's Guide to Playing Her Role" and "The Young Master Is Hard to Handle." Blurbs below. Please add them to your collection.
① Blurb for this story:
Shaoyao was a little demon who had just cultivated her way to immortality. She never expected a bolt of lightning to strike her, scattering her soul and sending her tumbling into the underworld. Luckily, she managed to find a job and became an honorable customer service representative in the netherworld.
Looking at the drafty shed before her, then at the lonely ghosts around her gazing at her expectantly, Shaoyao could only regret her choices.
A bewitching female ghost arrives with an umbrella, searching for her beloved, and sets off a chain of long-buried events.
A headless ghost can't be reincarnated and comes seeking help. Yellow sand buries heaps of white bones, yet you remain forever in my heart.
Lady Meng is as beautiful as a celestial maiden, but her words are always cutting. She sits firmly at the top of the underworld's list of most notorious bullies.
A handsome Judge and the jade-faced King of Hell can't stand each other, and cause a commotion every single day.
In this vast underworld, there isn't a single reliable person.
At the thought, Shaoyao pulled a little handkerchief from her sleeve and dabbed at her tears. Sure enough, there's danger in every job, so you'd better think twice before becoming a wage slave.
In the dead of night, Shaoyao often dreams of an immortal lord. Handsome and refined, with an extraordinary bearing, he is a delight to behold.
Perhaps she had talked about him so often that she actually met a refined young man. Unfortunately, his personality was truly awful.
They say a vicious ghost is imprisoned beneath the River of Forgetfulness, savage and bloodthirsty.
A thousand years of seals vanish in a single day, and memories of the past come flooding back.
Imprisoned beneath the sea, crushed by the tides from every direction, yet you come rushing to me, no matter what it takes.
"I want every demon and fiend in this world gone, and peace restored to the land."
① Blurb for the upcoming "Quick Transmigration: The Black Moonlight's Guide to Playing Her Role." Please add it to your collection:
Su Wanwan's mission is to play the black moonlight in various romance novels. After trampling on the male lead's sincere feelings, she must leave without a second thought. But every time, things end disastrously for her. The male leads seem perfectly normal, yet they're all ruthless, twisted monsters.
First world:
Su Wanwan is a vain concubine-born daughter who would give up anything for wealth and status. At the time, the male lead holds power over the court. She goes to great lengths to please him, swearing she'll never leave him. With her beauty and tender affection, it doesn't take long for him to fall for her. But the moment he loses power, she's the first to abandon him, mercilessly trampling his dignity.
"Sincerity? You think you're worthy of it?" She stands beside the lake, her expression as gentle as ever, but her words are venomous. "It was all a lie. Now that you've fallen on hard times, we should go our separate ways."
The young master in a moon-white robe kneels on the ground, his face pale with disbelief. "Wanwan..."
Afraid he'll cling to her, Su Wanwan kicks his hand away and stomps on it, coldly saying each word with deliberate clarity: "Since you refuse to let go, then I'll just have to cripple this hand."
Half a month later, she happily prepares to leave the mission world, only to find that she can never get out.
He presses a knife to her throat, his expression dark and his voice unhurried. "Didn't we promise to live and die together? Have you forgotten, Wanwan?"
Second world: A ruthless fox demoness and the young Taoist she tears the heart out of
Third world: A delicate, pitiful white lotus beauty and a wronged emperor with power over all
Fourth world: A fairy determined to sever all ties and her devoted mortal husband
② Blurb for the upcoming "The Young Master Is Hard to Handle." Please add it to your collection:
Baoqin is a second-class maid in the Marquis's household, beautiful and graceful. The heir and the second young master have both been coveting her for a long time, but how could she agree to become a plaything for the nobility?
So Baoqin goes to great lengths to keep them at bay. Just when she has nearly given up hope, a young cousin comes to stay at the marquis's estate.
The cousin is handsome, refined, and elegant, though somewhat sickly. He's just a country cousin, and has little standing in the household.
Baoqin sees an opportunity and tries everything to seduce him. At last, she catches his eye.
Like a delicate begonia blossom, she weeps pitifully and nestles close to him. "Young master, please take me away with you, won't you?" A beauty in tears is bound to inspire sympathy.
The young master wears white and gently wipes her tears. "Don't be afraid. I'll take you away." A month later, the cousin leaves the estate, taking a maid with him.
When she sees him burn her contract of servitude with his own hands, Baoqin breathes a sigh of relief. So, under cover of night, she drugs him and slips away. At the time, she thinks that the world is vast, and she'll never see him again.
But half a month later, as she lies in a hazy sleep, she catches the faint scent of pine. Baoqin's heart tightens. W-wait, doesn't that smell like the sickly young master?
"Since you're awake, there's no need to pretend."
The young cousin watches her with an amused smile, then lowers his head and kisses her lips. "Oh, in your eyes, I'm just a lovesick invalid. Why are you afraid of me?"
Baoqin opens her eyes, only to find that the sickly young master is nothing like he used to be. He looks every bit the nobleman. That day, no matter how much she cries, he makes her sign a contract of servitude.
Only then does she realize what kind of man she has provoked.
Too bad it's too late.
Theme: Reject the beautiful but tragic, and take control of your own fate.
Help, I have a suggestion. Please put this sentence at the top when writing the copy of other books: The copy of this article is at xx. If you don't see the end, you won't know which copy of this book is. What should someone do if they see the copy of the recommended article in the middle and quit immediately? I just endured the bits and pieces in the middle that I didn't like and looked at the bottom.
Normally, the way of heaven is fair, and even if you are partial, you won't interfere too much... But this heavenly path is so strange, it feels too human... And he's the kind of person who thinks he's very selfish+power-oriented+... And thinks others are like that too. He thought that Rong Si was the same, but he was not what He wanted. He actually said this to make him think about it... Although you are a Heavenly Dao and everyone should respect you, you may not be a qualified Heavenly Dao... How can you make Rong Si listen to you? The three levels of Heavenly Way are a bit too unfair!!!!!
I read the copy from beginning to end and didn't even understand which one the copy of this article was about!
The bottom one is the copy of this article, and the top one is the advance receipt copy.
"Book" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ tree
This mirror is so narcissistic hahahahahahahahaha
The writing is pretty good, but the characters haven't been fully developed yet, and the plot doesn't have a climax. Good job, author.
Meng Po: How dare you dislike my Meng Po soup, damn it! _§:з)))∠)_
Finished with flowers~beautiful~
"Which" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Then ~ where is the second paragraph of 34.1