Coming soon in my collection: After the White Moonlight Retires, a story about the ultimate white moonlight of the martial world being forced to make a comeback after retiring. Please show it lots of support, mwah!
Blurb
One day, top-tier star streamer Cui Muyang is forced to take over the struggling Tier 9 team TG from his family and becomes the team's owner.
The team is a complete mess, and every player is a character. The top laner neglects his duties and is obsessed with fitness, the mid laner is a chuunibyou who lives and breathes anime, and the elderly jungler and AD think about retiring every day. The support is the only one who seems remotely normal.
But lately, even he has been panicking after accidentally sleeping with a star AD from another league.
All Cui Muyang can do is throw up his hands and shake his head: what a headache.
When people hear TG has a new owner, they think the team might finally be on the rise. But then they find out the jungler and AD have been kicked off the team, leaving them short on players. Surely the team is about to disband.
Just as everyone waits for a laugh, on the first day of the transfer window, Yu Heng, a renowned jungler in the league, shows up and offers to join TG.
People think that with TG's track record, what difference could Yu Heng make? The other teams will still crush them.
But when the new season begins, TG, led by Cui Muyang, takes off and never looks back, going on to win the World Championship.
Everyone: We stand corrected.
Before taking over the team, Cui Muyang was a top-tier star streamer. Since he gave every streamer and pro player equal attention during his broadcasts, his fans jokingly called him the "master of the fish pond."
Yu Heng is a pro player in SkyHell, a MOBA game. He dominates on the field, but off the field he spends every day lurking in a certain streamer's chat, joining the fans in calling the streamer "wife."
Later, Cui Muyang discovers that the top donor on his stream is none other than Yu Heng, his own team's jungler, who looks at him strangely every day.
Cui Muyang can't help imagining an epic love story, so he screws up his courage and asks, "Did you join for me?"
Yu Heng proudly replies, "I joined TG so my boss, or rather, my wife, would look at me more. :)"
Later, Cui Muyang's fans realize his fish pond seems to have disappeared.
Fan: Streamer, streamer, what happened to your fish pond?
Cui Muyang: Heh. Rule number one of managing a fish pond: don't be blind.
Yu Heng: Heh. With a shark like me, you still want other fish? Dream on!
[Two-faced top who is ruthless and talks a lot x sharp-tongued, protective bottom with money to burn]
Friendly reminders:
1. A pro player and popular streamer (club owner) fall in love. A sweet little romance.
2. The story has a secondary CP, which you've probably already guessed: the cute support and the star AD.
3. The game is based on common MOBA settings, but the author is bad at games, so there are some original details.
4. The cover features Yangyang with pink, slightly curly hair. :)
Coming soon in my collection: After the White Moonlight Retires
As a professional transmigrator, Wen Jingxuan's final assignment before retirement is to be reborn as the seventh prince of Dongyu in another world, correct the plot, and get the story back on track.
To play the ultimate white moonlight seventh prince in the book, Wen Jingxuan strictly follows the White Moonlight Manual issued by headquarters.
Rule one of being a white moonlight: Be a man no one can ever have.
So Wen Jingxuan lives a life of ascetic restraint. He has never touched a woman's hand, let alone a man's.
Rule two: Being sickly from time to time makes people feel more sympathy for you.
So Wen Jingxuan bathes in cold springs in winter and has himself carried to court, cultivating the image of a frail, sickly man.
Rule three: Show off, and make it the biggest show of all.
So, at the climax, to bring peace to the realm, Wen Jingxuan performs an even more extravagant single-sword move than in the original story, settling the fate of the world. Then, just as the original describes, he disappears, his fate unknown.
The story in this world reaches its happy ending without a hitch. Wen Jingxuan thinks he can live as a hermit in the mountains, waiting to die so the transmigration System can take him out of the world. He never expects that, one day, a little fool will draw him back into the martial world.
And the people who see him as their white moonlight, unable to have him because they love him, gradually go off the rails and completely let themselves go.
The righteous leader of the martial world falls to the dark side and tears through mountains and rivers in search of his remains.
The taciturn Demon Cult leader becomes a pyramid-scheme boss, all to expand his influence and avenge him.
His fiercely loyal subordinate's feelings turn into something else, and all he wants is to find him and keep him imprisoned.
Wen Jingxuan: ...Thanks for asking. I just want to wait in peace until I die.
People can only see how the book ends. They don't know that after the ending, the characters themselves must carve out the rest of their lives, one step at a time.
A stubborn, solid-brick, big-dog top x a bewitching, beloved bottom with eight hundred tricks up his sleeve
Reading tips:
1. The writing is average. I just want to write a story I like. This is not traditional wuxia, and the original settings are all over the place.
2. The bottom is everyone's white moonlight and has a natural ability to attract admirers, but he's quite slow on the uptake.
3. One-on-one, happy ending. There is a secondary CP. I want to write an ensemble cast, but I'm not sure I have the skill for it. (shrugs)
Theme: A regret-free youth, striving for your dreams
My Support Is Far Too Cunning
After Lying Low to Dodge My Tribulation, I Came Back Again
The Regent Only Wants to Retire
Why Is This Team Captain Like That? [Esports]
I Became the Team's Favorite After Transferring [Esports]
The Psychic at the School of Magic
I Woke Up to Find My Divine Title Gone [Interstellar]
I get it, the bottom lane duo is having sex again. Hey hey hey
It's really clear?? And the main CP's emotional line is not as strong as the secondary CP's? It's good-looking, and the emotional line is really clear, and there's no simple kiss??????
After reading it, I always felt that the author was a little anxious in writing. The emotional line is very shallow, and the game line doesn't have many highlights. The first half was okay, but the second half felt rushed and ended in a hurry. The copywriting is actually very bright, but I feel like there are many points that I didn't write about. I personally feel that some parts can be expanded, and it should be possible to write 150 chapters. The top laner's fitness freak and the mid laner's chuunibyou are just a few simple touches. Gong's character seemed aloof at first, but then he became a bitch for no apparent reason. I don't know if it was because the character design collapsed or because the author changed the outline later. The affected fishponds are not described too clearly. In fact, it is probably very common for big anchors to have several fixed-ranked friends. The author wanted to highlight the fishponds and time management masters, but he did not write about it. There is also no mention of exclusive fishponds and the dissolution of the fishponds. Maybe in the extra chapter? There is no fan feedback in the Haunted House team building, I feel like it can be funny here. I am a bit surprised every time I see the ID of an adc and the name of a certain e-sports protagonist (no comparison here). The coach's words always emphasize that the coach is a genius coach, but the game part does not seem to highlight the coach's BP ability. Almost every time, there are a few sentences describing the coach's work, but there is no specific work content. Maybe the game is the author's private design, there is no prototype, and it is not that easy to write? I feel like the Korean coach's personality is wrong. At first it was said that he was very controlling and very strict with his team members, but it turned out that he was a male mother. According to the general routine, it should be possible to conquer Manali. I was quite looking forward to it when I read the copywriting, but in the end I ended up blowing my socks off, which was a bit bland. As well-known and powerful star players, Gong and adc don't have many dazzling operations and performance in turning the tide. After reading the whole book, what I remember most is the loud voice of the mid laner, the cry of the strong man in the top lane, and the omnipotence and banknote ability of Shou. I also saw a lot of typos and minor bugs. I hope the author will correct them when he edits the article in the future. The above are all personal opinions. This is the first time I read the author's article, and I hope to see better works in the future.
Maybe I read too many e-sports articles. There is actually a Han team that is friendly and not causing trouble. Male mothers per capita
Finished spreading flowers? Is there any extra??
Did sharks and powers get mixed up when we first drew lots?
There are a lot of typos. Lots of bugs.
"Senior Sister Champion" caught the author a big bug~ I couldn't help but laugh when I saw this bug wwwwwww
I was originally looking forward to the side story of the bottom lane.
I thought the falling horse was a big deal, but this is what happened?