My name is Wen Xiaolan, Xiaolan like in Ji Xiaolan.
In the science-loving 21st century, I often visit a quirky old man for novel research.
Before he died, the old man told me he was the leader of the Xuan Chu Sect, and I was his only disciple. After he was gone, I'd be the sect leader, and I had to take on more disciples and work hard to make the sect thrive.
I thought Grandpa was pulling my leg again, but it turned out to be true.
So here's the question: I barely know what I'm doing myself, so how am I supposed to grow a sect?
Wen Xiaolan thinks she's an utterly ordinary sect leader, but her disciples don't agree.
Disciple No. 1, Sunny Boy Jiang: My master is the real deal!
Disciple No. 2, Cool Big Sister Lu: If you want to bully the sect leader, you'll have to get through me first!
Wen Xiaolan: ...The sect leader just wants some peace and quiet.
Note: The blurb is written in first person, but the story is in third person.
Upcoming book. Next up: "Playing an Actor in the Detective Conan World." Add it to your collection if you're interested!
Blurb:
Lu Wu Qianxun is an actor.
She's active on-screen for real, acting and appearing on variety shows.
The distillery is Qianxun's backer, and she has her own codename and partner.
But Qianxun doesn't want to be a bottle of liquor. Working for the distillery has no future.
To make a real bottle of liquor seem like a fake, she'll have to rely on her acting skills.
Upcoming book: "Fight Back, Cannon Fodder of the Interstellar Novel!"
Fang Luo transmigrates into an interstellar romance novel she's read before.
The story follows a heroine who is taken in by a military family. After enrolling in a military academy's command program, she displays extraordinary abilities, slaps her enemies in the face and rises through the ranks, foils a villain's plan to destroy the nation, and gets tangled up romantically with five men: the First Prince, the Second Prince, a mecha genius, and the villain's son, who was moved by the heroine after infiltrating the school. In the end, she helps the Second Prince ascend the throne and becomes an empress who rules in his place when the new emperor falls ill. It's an inspiring story.
Fang Luo is merely cannon fodder in this novel, an underachieving mecha student in the same year as the heroine, living in the dorm next door.
Being at the bottom of the class is no big deal. If she sticks with the heroine, she can graduate safely too, and make it to world peace without getting into trouble. She'll even get to watch the heroine's thrilling romantic entanglements up close. What's not to like?
That's what Fang Luo thinks. She successfully latches onto the heroine, and the life of coasting along in the background she's dreamed of is finally within reach.
But... why is that mecha genius, Laining Wude, suddenly targeting her and talking about unlocking her full potential and turning her into a top-class mecha warrior?
Fang Luo begs him to leave her alone. All she wants is to live a quiet, carefree life!
Note: The mecha genius and the original heroine have no actual romantic history.
Theme: Face the unknown with a positive attitude.
Ahhhh, it's over so quickly, I still can't see enough
After reading the author column, I feel that authors who are very perseverant, stable and responsible are really rare. I want to support, but I am a bit obsessive when reading the article. The female protagonist has very high requirements for the male protagonist. I would like to ask a few questions. I hope you don't mind if there is no malice (if you mind, just ignore me): Is the male protagonist's first love the female protagonist? Is the male protagonist c?
Such a stable author. I only wrote a dozen chapters when I collected it. I haven't read so many chapters in a while. Come on!
I browsed through my own reader history comments in the background and came across many comments that were posted under your article 13 years ago. I don't remember much anymore, I can only vaguely recall based on the background history. At that time, you must have just started writing articles, Xiao Xiao Transparent, and I had just registered a pen name. Xiao Transparent authors exchanged reading and tweets with each other. I think the original content quoted in the comments at that time was quite childish. Now, although I still read novels every day and occasionally write excerpts from my imagination, my pen name has been cancelled. Moreover, many of the articles and authors I reviewed and collected in the early years are no longer around, but I didn't expect that you are still writing and updating daily... Anyway, I am very emotional... After so many years, it is really amazing, so amazing...
I don't quite understand the application rules for this list, but please write it down
This is what I just wrote, come on, come on.
Great work, looking forward to the next chapter
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