The Flirtatious Top Always Gives Himself Away

[Please add my upcoming story, "My Dead Husband Became an Evil God," to your collection. Blurb at the bottom.]

The great general Feng Ge retires from military service and begins a peaceful life in Fox West Village.

On the first day, Feng Ge finds a fluffy, injured white fox beneath a tree.

After Feng Ge bandages its wound, it runs away.

On the second day, Feng Ge finds a disheveled young man, unconscious, in the same spot.

Feng Ge carries him home, fetches a doctor, and takes good care of him. When the young man wakes, Feng Ge wants to send him home, but the young man stays at his house.

From then on, Feng Ge gently cradles the white fox at night and treats the young man coldly during the day.

Men are all no good. Hu Baibai has heard this since childhood. He watches his sisters suffer heartbreak and ruin their health for love, and wishes he could take their place.

One day, someone takes him home after he falls asleep outside his own house. He figures the man must be attracted to his looks, so he plans to drain the man's essence and show him just how dangerous he can be.

But the man doesn't make a move, and his embrace is rather comfortable.

From then on, Hu Baibai lives as a human by day and a fox by night.

★Reading Guide★

1. Childbirth. Please mind the warnings.

2. Younger gong.

3. White fox gong X great general shou.

4. Set in a fictional world with fictional settings.

["My Dead Husband Became an Evil God"]

Wen Ze's husband died just five days ago, and today Wen Ze transmigrates.

He becomes a little prince in a foreign land, imprisoned in the deepest part of a castle. He will come of age in a month, and when he does, he'll have to don wedding clothes and be sacrificed to the Abyss.

To save himself, he chants the evil god's true name and begs for the god's power.

After that, things around him start to feel strange. When he wakes, the blanket he'd left off is neatly covering him, and the chair that should be by the table has been dragged to his bedside. Red marks appear on his neck and body.

Having experienced intimacy, he knows exactly what those marks are.

Gong's perspective:

Yin Chengge has always thought his wife of eight years doesn't love him, so he's never dared show her his true nature.

Then he becomes an evil god and discovers that his wife has transmigrated too. She's chanting his true name, praising him, extolling him, and confessing her love.

So he uses every power at his disposal to touch her.

Even if I must defy fate, I will have you by my side.

Theme: People should be honest, and monsters must be even more sincere.