[Preorders in my collection: Who Isn't a Little Princess? and The Metaphysics Counterpart Group Gets Its Act Together are eagerly awaiting readers. Blurbs below.]
Blurb:
Yun Wanwan, senior disciple of the Medicine Sect, worked hard for a thousand years. Amid birdsong and fragrant flowers, auspicious light and spiritual energy, she attained the Dao and ascended.
When she opened her eyes again, she had become a cannon-fodder female character in a novel, abandoned in a terrifying forest on a lost planet.
Yun Wanwan: This has to be an illusion!
If she'd gotten her ascension pose wrong, she wouldn't mind trying again!
The lost planet is covered with mutated plants and ferocious beasts, yet is also rich in spiritual energy and full of opportunities. For Yun Wanwan, born with a Heavenly Wood spiritual root and a natural spirit body, it's a paradise for cultivation.
She even thinks she could ascend once more on this planet.
That is, until a reality show about interstellar exploration lands on the lost planet and discovers a hidden paradise in the heart of the terrifying forest. At that moment, viewers across the galaxy watch as a group of mutated plants sing and dance in the courtyard of a little wooden house:
The Corpse Flower and the mushrooms dance, the mushrooms dance, one-two-one!
Meanwhile, famous bigwigs from the Interstellar Empire and the Alliance, as well as the notorious leader of the interstellar pirates and countless others, obediently wait outside a waist-high fence, sincerely lining up to take numbered tickets from the vines of a Devil's Vine.
Is this world too bizarre, or has the live-stream satellite been hacked?
Or are the dancing poisonous mushrooms so potent that they can make people hallucinate through a screen?
Bigwigs, what is going on with you all?
This is a desperate world. Pollution is everywhere, and humanity's living space has been drastically reduced. People have to wear special masks even to go outside, and can breathe freely only inside safe shelters.
Plants and animals have mutated and can no longer live in harmony with humans. The future of humanity seems to have no light left.
Then one day, they witnessed a miracle at Yun Wanwan's hands.
Interstellar viewers:
Damn it! Why can't we reserve a spot on the Star Network?
What! Neither the Alliance nor the Empire has a regular route there?
You've got to be kidding! There are still places the Star Network doesn't cover?
This is the lost planet, and it is Yun Wanwan's hidden paradise. She is the planet's master.
[Preorder No. 1 in my collection: Who Isn't a Little Princess? is eagerly awaiting readers.]
Yun Sangqian never imagined that one day the mighty God of Plot would summon her to enjoy the thrill of transmigration, making her a pivotal character in a melodramatic battle-royale novel disguised as interstellar science fiction.
The male lead is born with an extraordinary bloodline and rises from humble beginnings, enduring all kinds of trials and hardships. He face-slaps countless people along the way, achieves success in both love and career, and reaches the pinnacle of life.
The original owner, on the other hand, is the Empire's little princess, adored by everyone. Yet she manages to alienate everyone and meets a truly tragic end.
When Yun Sangqian realizes this, she's holding a lunch tray her lackeys just fetched from the cafeteria. According to the original plot, she's supposed to dump it on the male lead's head and trample on his dignity.
Looking at the male lead pinned to the ground by her lackeys, and smelling the delicious food on the tray, Yun Sangqian thinks wasting food is wrong.
“I'm hungry. Aren't you?” Yun Sangqian thoughtfully sets the tray down in front of the male lead.
Bullying classmates is wrong. Fighting is wrong, too. And wasting food is even worse.
If she's already the beloved little princess, can't she just live a good life?
Her lackeys are simply bored, which is why they spend all day doing bad things and picking on people. It's all because they don't have enough homework.
Physical training: Fifty laps aren't enough? Then do five hundred!
Theory exams: Three reviews aren't enough? Then do thirty!
Psychic ability development: ...
When she turns around, how has her lackey team become the Empire's idol supergroup?
As for the male lead, who has time to remember that pitiful little guy? Wait, what's with this tagalong who's always stuck to the little princess's side?
Brothers, grab your weapons! Someone's stealing our girl!
He was born in darkness and never yearned for the light. But when a glimmer of light fell before his eyes, he reached out on instinct and never wanted to let go.
Tsundere, shamelessly mischievous, energetic little coward princess: You only get one kiss! Don't I have any dignity?
[Preorder No. 2 in my collection: The Metaphysics Counterpart Group Gets Its Act Together is eagerly awaiting readers.]
After sacrificing herself to suppress a demon, metaphysics bigwig An Ruo transmigrates with her battered soul into Ming Anruo, a cannon-fodder female character in a modern metaphysics novel and the original heroine's counterpart.
The original heroine has the classic female-dominator comeback-and-level-up storyline, and her true love story with the heir to an ancient metaphysics sect is filled with twists and turns, moving heaven and earth.
Ming Anruo, meanwhile, has outstanding talent but wastes it, makes no effort to improve, and lusts after the original male lead's good looks. To get close to him, she even marries his useless younger brother. As the heroine soars to success, Ming Anruo's chaotic life serves as a foil to hers.
Looking at her new husband, An Ruo thinks: If everyone is this handsome, she wouldn't mind being a little shallow herself.
*
Fu Li is a poor little thing. From birth, he's been the foil to his older brother, who has extraordinary talent and ability. He's just a weak little wastrel with a frail body and no metaphysical power, left to linger in the shadows. Even his new wife is someone his brother didn't want.
Everyone says she married him to get closer to his brother. But only he knows she put herself between him and the world, giving him a place to call his own.
“They're all blind. They don't know how wonderful you are.”
“Mm.”
“It's okay if you can't cultivate metaphysical power. I'll protect you from now on.”
“Okay.”
The whole world abandoned him. Only she came to his side.
And for her, he can sheathe his claws and fangs, pretending to be the most obedient and harmless person around.
Only in the dark corners she can't see does he curl his slender, pale fingers and reap every bit of malice directed at her.
*In this world, she is the only color in his life.*
[On the surface, she lusts after handsome men; in reality, she really does lust after handsome men, max-level bigwig heroine VS on the surface a useless weakling, in reality a formidable fighter, gloomy and pitiable male lead]
Theme: Life holds many beautiful views worth stopping to admire. That is the charm of being alive.
The two of them don't know that the so-called ordinary men and hypocritical women, the garbage that secretly developed through the Yun family, can be so arrogant.
I thought it was just the beginning, but you told me it was over? Confused
It's been a long time since I updated a chapter, so I won't be fooled, right?
Why does Mo Ning have such a doting voice? Is His Royal Highness the male protagonist?
The original male protagonist was so arrogant that it made no sense, but he had some trump card,
Kaia, you single, can you be more conscious?
I really don't want to continue writing. I want to watch the extras.
I can't hold it back, I really want to complain, I feel like the male protagonist appears at the wrong time, what is the role of Wu Yan? Male/competitive? First of all, the heroine had just traveled through time and was sure that it was not an illusion. The male protagonist just showed up. Well, even if it was to give away equipment, Wu Yan appeared later and behaved like a fool. As a star thief, Wu Yan was also the leader of the star thief. He was unsuspecting and unscrupulous. Did he become the star thief leader all because of his brute force?
Don't pay attention to logic, stack elements according to popular tags, and stuff all the messy things into one bag. This article is a stitching monster.
When the heroine first put on someone else's body, didn't she say she wanted to seek justice for the original owner? Where is the action? And what's going on with this mud-tempered guy who can only laugh when he's beaten or scolded?
The two of them don't know that the so-called ordinary men and hypocritical women, the garbage that secretly developed through the Yun family, can be so arrogant.
I thought it was just the beginning, but you told me it was over? Confused
It's been a long time since I updated a chapter, so I won't be fooled, right?
Why does Mo Ning have such a doting voice? Is His Royal Highness the male protagonist?
The original male protagonist was so arrogant that it made no sense, but he had some trump card,
Kaia, you single, can you be more conscious?
I really don't want to continue writing. I want to watch the extras.
I can't hold it back, I really want to complain, I feel like the male protagonist appears at the wrong time, what is the role of Wu Yan? Male/competitive? First of all, the heroine had just traveled through time and was sure that it was not an illusion. The male protagonist just showed up. Well, even if it was to give away equipment, Wu Yan appeared later and behaved like a fool. As a star thief, Wu Yan was also the leader of the star thief. He was unsuspecting and unscrupulous. Did he become the star thief leader all because of his brute force?
Don't pay attention to logic, stack elements according to popular tags, and stuff all the messy things into one bag. This article is a stitching monster.
When the heroine first put on someone else's body, didn't she say she wanted to seek justice for the original owner? Where is the action? And what's going on with this mud-tempered guy who can only laugh when he's beaten or scolded?