The Wolf Husband

Lin Shuisui was born with paralyzed legs. After he died in a car accident while trying to save his mother, he unexpectedly transmigrated into ancient times as a male omega. Before he could even gather his wits, he was bound head to toe, gagged, and carried off by the villagers to Dongshan to be “offered to the wolves.” Am I going to die this soon…? But Lin Shuisui shouted inwardly: At long last, I have a pair of legs! Even if I’m going to die, I want to run myself to death! And so the wolves of Dongshan witnessed a “two-legged beast” running frantically across the snowy forest… The wolves thought he was rabid and feared he might spread it. He needed treatment! So they fetched the wolf king’s brother, who also had two legs. The second-in-command, Fuli, said nothing. He simply knocked Lin Shuisui unconscious, slung him over his shoulder, and tossed him into his own den. The following year, after the two of them worked hard day and night, they ended up with a cub. But wolf husband Fuli looked at the alpha wolf’s litter of eleven cubs, then at the lone cub his little husband had just given birth to. His dark golden eyes were full of confusion! Am I not as good as the wolf king in that department? That can’t be right! Never mind, I’ll work harder from now on! Shuisui: terrified.jpg Pairing: Lin Shuisui x Ashina Fuli A happy farming life dancing with wolves~ The other novels in the series, Wolf Boy and Wolves Beyond the Mist, are complete. Coming soon: Returning Home to the Mountains After an earthquake, Bian Hong inexplicably woke up in another world. War and famine had left him with nothing, but he now had two pitiful little brothers. He had no choice but to take the children and struggle to find somewhere they could call home. To keep from starving to death, he traded himself for fifty jin of millet and agreed to marry a stranger. They said the person he was marrying was descended from the beasts of the mountains, with hooked claws and saw-like teeth, vicious and cruel, and perhaps even a taste for human flesh. Everyone trembled at the mention of him. Bian Hong didn’t care. It was better than starving to death, and at least it would be quick. But when the sedan curtain lifted, the tall, handsome man with different-colored eyes looked at Bian Hong as if he recognized him, then hesitated. “You… where are those two children?” Bian Hong looked at the man and finally let out a breath of relief. Before hunger made him faint, he silently grumbled to himself: What, you want to eat all three of us, adults and children alike? The man was named Rong Feng. He was a member of the Shoushan Guards, an ancient order that had served for countless dynasties but had long since fallen into decline. They were charged with overseeing dangerous mountains and treacherous terrain, maintaining communication between the “mountains” and humankind. But because of his unusual eyes, people feared him. He gradually withdrew from society and lived alone with his elderly mother at the foot of Miemeng Mountain, the place he was assigned to guard. His mother was old and seriously ill. She wanted her son to have a companion before she died, so she ignored his objections and offered an exorbitant bride price to marry him off. But the person who arrived wasn’t a woman. On the wedding day, Rong Feng carried a man dressed in wedding red up the mountain, and got “two more thrown in for free.” Years later, Bian Hong cuddled the adorable creatures from Miemeng Mountain that filled his courtyard, nestled in Rong Feng’s arms as he gazed at the layered mountain ranges. Beautiful things are often misunderstood by the world. After drifting for two lifetimes, he had finally found his true “home” amid these extraordinary mountains and lovely waters. At last, the wild goose had returned to its nest. Theme: A fierce tiger gently sniffs a rose