Modern BL, Ulaanbaatar, updating now. You're welcome to check it out and add it to your collection. Taxi driver x narcotics officer. Blurb below.
This novel's blurb: After a school scandal, Chris is dragged by his father to a fully enclosed monastery for psychological reform.
Used to a privileged life, Chris can't stand the monastery's primitive conditions and strict rules. He's always plotting to escape.
But on the night he plans to flee, he meets an Oriental boy by the wall who's also planning an escape.
The boy has an extraordinarily strange name: Hong Fu.
He's the cross-dressing boy everyone talks about, the one who loves heavy makeup and wearing bright red and purple: Li Hongfu.
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Li Hongfu first met Chris in the late winter of 1930.
In the howling, bitter wind, the boy moved swiftly, clinging to a Japanese black pine, his eyes bright as stars at the end of the world.
Chris told him, "I wish you were a woman in your next life. If you were, I'd marry you."
Li Hongfu smiled, looking up at the person in the tree. "Then it's a promise. I'll wait for you in our next life."
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This novel will be reverse locked from Chapter 26 through Chapter 32 on Tuesday, September 6. An extra 10,000 words will be posted on the day it goes premium.
- Cross-dressing, heavily made-up bottom x pale, sinister mixed-race top. A love story at an exotic manor.
- Set in San Francisco, around 1920-1940.
- Serious, realistic, mutual salvation, slow burn, unconventional period drama, happy ending.
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Blurb for Ulaanbaatar:
On a train leaving Ulaanbaatar, Chen Dongshi calls Li Weilong and says, "When it gets colder in December, I'll bring you back to Harbin to see the snow."
But when he returns to Ulaanbaatar, all that awaits him is a black-and-white memorial portrait and a box of unrecognizable ashes.
Auxiliary police officer Li Weilong died in the line of duty, forever remaining in the winter of 2002.
For Chen Dongshi, it was the longest winter of his life.
Years later, a mysterious, obsessive taxi driver appears in Ulaanbaatar.
He searches almost feverishly for a man named Li Weilong.
He grabs any passerby who might have a lead and asks whether they've seen a Mongolian man with a scar on his lip, a Guanyin jade pendant, and a slight limp in his left leg.
The answer is always a shake of the head or silence.
Everyone tells him to give up and stop chasing an answer to a search that's doomed to end in heartbreak.
Only he believes that Li Weilong is still alive in this world and has never left him.
Then one day, Chen Dongshi meets someone on the street.
The man has a scar on his lip, a Guanyin pendant around his neck, and a slight limp in his left leg.
Most importantly, he speaks Mongolian beautifully.
Taxi driver x narcotics officer
-Unconventional reunion after a breakup, slow burn, realistic, an older man's love story, a journey to find love for someone who's lost hope.
Upcoming modern BL novel in the author's collection: Ulaanbaatar.
Author's Weibo: @Luheting. Come say hello.
Theme: Fear no powerful forces, and persevere through hardship.
I stayed up late to read this article, and after reading it, I felt... An indescribable feeling. This article has been in my favorites for a long time, because it has never been finished. Today, because there is no article to read, I accidentally turned to this article and started reading it. Because I am a hex and I don't like to read be, so I came here because of the author who said this article was he. But at the end, I wanted to ask, is this really he? They reunited in the end, but during those years when Chris was trapped, he escaped from the monastery. How were the years that followed? He thought that his sweetheart was dead, so he died in order to keep him alive. He painfully wrote his memoirs. In the article, he also said, I forgot the specific words, but it probably meant that he was a person immersed in the past, and he had never come out of it in these years. As for Hong Fu, I don't know how he survived, but from my personal point of view, he was not doing well. I felt uncomfortable watching it. Starting from Alan's death, I knew Alan had to die and he would advance the plot, but I selfishly didn't want him to die. He could obviously have a bright future, but... He never had one. Hong Fu... In my opinion, he was bright and flamboyant, and finally turned into a thin old man. I don't know what he went through. I'm a little sad. I spoke intermittently and wrote whatever came to my mind. It's rare to write such a long review, mainly because I feel like I've been cheated. In my opinion, this is not a he, at least not complete.
From this point of view, Alan's infatuation was not wrong. It was just God's will. The person who could have taken him out of the cage was destroyed, and he died in Oak Manor.
Oh my God! ! ! ! ! ! It's so cruel, I really want to burn down Zhangshu Villa! ! ! ! ! !
I really like the author's writing style. It made me see the gray monastery and the struggling children. I really like this article and thank the author.
It feels a bit rushed. Is Hong Fu dead? How did he survive? What happened after Chris escaped? What about everyone else? Where are Chris' parents? There is a feeling that the story is still unfinished. They should have many more stories, but it's a pity.
When will the new article be published?
The writing is really good, but is it so sad?
I quite like the mouse one
My wife can't even protect herself, and Hamilton is still an old pervert, so what's the good thing about it. By the way, these children are always like this. They have an indescribable "indifference between good and bad", or they are naive about the future and really don't hold grudges.
I stayed up late to read this article, and after reading it, I felt... An indescribable feeling. This article has been in my favorites for a long time, because it has never been finished. Today, because there is no article to read, I accidentally turned to this article and started reading it. Because I am a hex and I don't like to read be, so I came here because of the author who said this article was he. But at the end, I wanted to ask, is this really he? They reunited in the end, but during those years when Chris was trapped, he escaped from the monastery. How were the years that followed? He thought that his sweetheart was dead, so he died in order to keep him alive. He painfully wrote his memoirs. In the article, he also said, I forgot the specific words, but it probably meant that he was a person immersed in the past, and he had never come out of it in these years. As for Hong Fu, I don't know how he survived, but from my personal point of view, he was not doing well. I felt uncomfortable watching it. Starting from Alan's death, I knew Alan had to die and he would advance the plot, but I selfishly didn't want him to die. He could obviously have a bright future, but... He never had one. Hong Fu... In my opinion, he was bright and flamboyant, and finally turned into a thin old man. I don't know what he went through. I'm a little sad. I spoke intermittently and wrote whatever came to my mind. It's rare to write such a long review, mainly because I feel like I've been cheated. In my opinion, this is not a he, at least not complete.
From this point of view, Alan's infatuation was not wrong. It was just God's will. The person who could have taken him out of the cage was destroyed, and he died in Oak Manor.
Oh my God! ! ! ! ! ! It's so cruel, I really want to burn down Zhangshu Villa! ! ! ! ! !
I really like the author's writing style. It made me see the gray monastery and the struggling children. I really like this article and thank the author.
It feels a bit rushed. Is Hong Fu dead? How did he survive? What happened after Chris escaped? What about everyone else? Where are Chris' parents? There is a feeling that the story is still unfinished. They should have many more stories, but it's a pity.
When will the new article be published?
The writing is really good, but is it so sad?
I quite like the mouse one
My wife can't even protect herself, and Hamilton is still an old pervert, so what's the good thing about it. By the way, these children are always like this. They have an indescribable "indifference between good and bad", or they are naive about the future and really don't hold grudges.
Haji, nobles, you deserve to die.