My new novel, Interstellar God-Tier Card Maker, is now open for collection. Blurb at the very bottom.
Synopsis: [Complete]
[Transmigrate into a Book + Raising Kids + Food + Livestreaming]
In his previous life, Su Yi was an all-around preschool teacher adored by children.
Cooking, crafts, music, chess, calligraphy, painting, singing, and dancing all came naturally to him.
After transmigrating, he planned to return to his old profession and keep sharing a loving bond with those adorable, delightfully airheaded children.
Only, the children here seemed a little different.
The kids here actually had animal forms!
Su Yi loved Fluffy creatures too, but they hated him, so he could never pet them. He was stunned, to say the least, and not exactly thrilled.
This world was practically heaven.
What could be more fun than cuddling both kids and Fluffy creatures at the same time?
Nothing!!!
It wasn't until he officially started work and learned the names of the little ones in his care that Su Yi realized he hadn't just transmigrated: he had transmigrated into a book.
He had become a vicious cannon-fodder character who shared his name in a novel he'd read before.
And the little ones in his care were all future villains who would make a name for themselves across the stars.
Su Yi: ...
Was this well-behaved little lamb who loved cuddling up to him really going to become a ruthless pirate captain?
Was this long-eared Lopunny, a little crybaby who clung to his leg and was always red-eyed, really going to become a scheming, smiling wolf?
Was this lazy, gentle, beautiful Ragdoll cat in his arms really going to become a female demon who would slaughter her way through the galaxy?
Was this shy, antisocial little Golden Retriever hiding behind him really going to become a two-faced spy, smooth with everyone and connected everywhere?
Was that little black snake hiding nearby, who wanted nothing to do with strangers, really going to almost rule the world someday?
This was just... completely ridiculous!
Was he the one living in a fantasy, or was this world?
The CP is Xi Ming Sheng. Xi Aaoao is not his biological child; this will come up later.
---My new novel is now open for collection: Interstellar God-Tier Card Maker---
In the interstellar age, card makers and card wielders are revered.
Card makers can draw support cards, while card wielders use them to help their card beasts fight.
Tang Nuo transmigrates and becomes a good-for-nothing with no mental power, who used his family's quota to get into the best military academy just to polish his resume. Everyone mocks him.
But his family dotes on him, and he even has an older brother who is a doting younger-brother fanatic and a card wielder on the verge of reaching S-rank.
However, his brother is ambushed during a mission, seriously injured, and suffers a mental power rampage that causes his rank to drop.
Many families take the opportunity to kick them while they're down, hoping to bring the Tang family down for good.
On his eighteenth birthday, Tang Nuo summons a card beast: a soft, adorable jelly.
At the school tournament, everyone else's card beasts are either fierce beasts or birds of prey. Tang Nuo's is the only one that's a semitransparent jelly, flopping about on his head.
"Ha ha ha! Are you trying to serve my saber-toothed tiger a snack? It's a bit small, though. It wouldn't even get stuck in its teeth!" his opponent jeers wildly.
Tang Nuo silently takes out the support card he drew and merges with his card beast. A twenty-meter-tall Taotie appears out of nowhere and swallows the opponent's saber-toothed tiger in one bite.
"It is a bit small. It wouldn't even get stuck in my teeth," the Taotie says, smacking its lips in dissatisfaction.
Onlookers: ...
At intercollegiate leagues across the land, never-before-seen support cards begin to appear one after another: the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, who once wreaked havoc in Heaven; the goddess Nuwa, who mended the sky and created humanity; Nezha, who once stirred up the sea and pulled out a dragon's tendon; the divine beasts who once guarded the four corners of the world...
In resource competitions against the nations of the Star Alliance, he uses Pokemon cards to crush competitors from the Sunset Nation, and Avengers cards to overpower competitors from the Medis Nation...
Tang Nuo: Beaten by the treasures of your own past. Tell me, does that make you mad?
Theme: Nurturing villains with sound values, and spreading culture and peace.
It was quite sudden, and it felt like it was being ended in a hurry, because it had reached the stage where it was expected to be finished but it had not developed yet. It is obviously from the perspective of the main subject, but the feelings of the subject seem to appear suddenly. The description is not even half of the attack, and it inevitably seems a bit stiff. The plot is not finished, and the relationship feels like it is quick. I was too anxious, and it seemed a little unfinished. It was reduced from a good article to a time-killing product.
To be honest, the front part is really nice, but I can't stand the part about the wedding part and the back part. I hope the new story at the back will be able to control the rhythm better. It's better not to write the emotional line at all.
To be honest, it's just my personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it I don't really like being surrounded by many people and being confessed to There is a feeling that if you disagree, you are not in tune with me, and you are not giving face (that's what my ex-boyfriend's brother said), and I feel like I am being kidnapped by morality.
Ah? Is it going to end? I want to see what kind of people the little guys will grow up to be in this life. There is also a love story (it should be finished so quickly and there won't be any talk about marriage or kissing, right? At least there should be holding hands and kissing mouths, hahaha)
Ha
Aoao, I was demoted a generation for no reason.
Claw, it's okay but there aren't many emotional scenes.
How do you label it as the final chapter? There are no extras? Damn it
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh, this new ending is better than the last one. In my opinion, everything is 50/50, some are good and some are bad, but the ending of the last confession in public was a bit bad, as some sisters said, and it was left to chance. That situation is completely OK for two people who are like-minded and social, but it is not necessary. Well, sometimes it is a good thing to have someone witness romance, but... (It's a bit hard to describe, I hope you sisters can understand what I mean)
I want to see Zaizai grow up and have a husband and wife's daily life