My next novel will be the historical danmei "The Regent Is a Sickly Beauty [Book Transmigration]." Please add it to your reading list if you're interested. Thanks for your support.
Also known as "Transmigrating into a Sickly Beauty Crown Prince and Falling in Love While Solving Cases with the Regent": sickly beauty crown prince top x invincible, heroic regent bottom
Lin Xi wakes up to discover that he has transmigrated into a book, into ancient times, and become the crown prince. He's just one step away from achieving every man's ultimate dream: unlimited money and endless beauties.
Then he discovers that this body is sickly, so weak he coughs every three steps and wheezes every five. One day, he might simply fail to catch his breath and kick the bucket. What's the point of having all that money if he can't live to spend it? And as for beauties, he's afraid he's just not up to the task.
Although Emperor Lin has many children, he favors Lin Xi, the sickly, useless one, above all others. To ensure Lin Xi can ascend the throne smoothly, he specifically appoints the regent to assist him. The regent has won countless battles and is the God of War of the Lin Kingdom. He's not only powerful, but ambitious as well.
Anyone who has read the novel knows that between the regent and the crown prince, either one will destroy the other or one will devour the other. Lin Xi doesn't want to be destroyed, and he definitely doesn't want to be devoured!
The invincible, heroic regent has a secret no one knows: years ago, he injured his manhood in battle and lost the ability to perform as a man. Perhaps because of this, he came to like men instead, and devoted himself to the Fifth Prince, determined to help him ascend the throne. But after the Fifth Prince takes the throne, he has the regent framed and killed.
After finishing the whole book, Lin Xi is too exhausted to complain. Fortunately, the two haven't gotten together yet when he arrives. To save himself, he unhesitatingly sabotages their "good time" and ends up on the invincible, heroic regent's radar.
He goes from being a sickly man everyone despises to a little emperor everyone adores, and his life becomes incredibly comfortable.
Minister: "Your Majesty, there's a severe drought in Jiangnan..."
Lin Xi: "Go to the regent."
Minister: "Your Majesty, the borders are unstable..."
Lin Xi: "Go to the regent."
Minister: "Your Majesty, the harem needs new consorts..."
Lin Xi: "Go... Actually, what were you thinking? Forget it."
Minister: "..."
At the Regent's Manor
The Regent: "Have the tonics been sent to His Majesty?"
Eunuch: "My lord, they're all delivered, but His Majesty sent them back again."
The Regent: "Why?"
Eunuch: "His Majesty says that no amount of tonics will be as effective as a visit to the palace from the regent."
The Regent: "Good. I'll go to the palace."
Eunuch: Sweet enough to give me a toothache.
The novel is quite long, and the romance develops slowly. If that's not your thing, please don't read it.
Blurb for "The Regent Is a Sickly Beauty [Book Transmigration]":
Si Huayao transmigrates into a book. In the story, he is a powerful regent with fair skin, striking looks, and long legs, a true beauty. He's also a sickly beauty who gets out of breath every few steps. Unfortunately, he's a man.
The emperor, who holds himself high above everyone else, is all respectful obedience before the sickly beauty, letting him do whatever he wants. Yes, exactly what you're thinking. But the sickly beauty is the top, the sickly beauty is the top, the sickly beauty is the top!
The court officials tremble before the sickly beauty, hardly daring to breathe. Every time they leave for court, they have to hold a little ceremony and have a good cry in their wives' and children's arms, terrified that if they offend the sickly beauty, they won't make it home again.
Being an official in another country brings honor to one's ancestors and pride to oneself. These officials, however, are either on their way to the execution grounds or already standing on them. If they want to resign, they first have to leave their heads behind. It's enough to make anyone weep.
At last, one day, the young emperor grows powerful enough to seize the sickly beauty and his faction in one fell swoop. He locks the sickly beauty in a dungeon, tortures him for forty-nine days, then carves him to pieces alive, one cut at a time.
After finishing the whole book, Si Huayao falls silent. Is it still in time to kill himself?
After much deliberation, Si Huayao decides he might still be able to save himself. So he begins a battle of wits with the young emperor, which eventually leads to the bedroom...
Si Huayao: "Your Majesty, I'd like to resign."
Zhao Hanqing: "You can resign if you kill me or I kill you."
Si Huayao: "Maybe I'll just stay, then."
And so Si Huayao becomes Zhao Hanqing's capable partner. He oversees the government in the capital while Zhao Hanqing expands the empire's territory abroad. When they really miss each other, Si Huayao goes to stay with him for a few days.
General A: "Why hasn't His Majesty held court today?"
General B: "The regent is here."
General C: "Let's go back to sleep. His Majesty won't hold court for another three to five days."
A regent who looks like a sickly beauty but is actually a master fighter, and a ruthless, ruthless, gloomy, obsessive young emperor: regent top x emperor bottom.
Blurb for "Raising Kids in the Apocalypse":
Yun Huacen was a genius. By the age of eighteen, he had earned a PhD in biomedical science. Unfortunately, he also died of leukemia at eighteen.
When he wakes up again, he's reborn in the body of a man with the same name. Strangely, he not only has all the man's memories, but can also foresee everything that's going to happen.
The original owner was a world-renowned biomedical scientist, as well as a complete madman.
When the zombie virus broke out, the original owner even used humans as lab rats in his research. After three years, he finally developed a drug that could kill the zombie virus, but on the very day the drug was successfully created, his "lab rats" devoured him alive.
Yun Huacen looks at the metal cages lined up in the lab and the terrified eyes of the frail children inside. He sighs helplessly, and from that day on, he begins raising them.
Of course, these "kids" aren't the only ones. There are also two cat stars, three dog stars, a mutated Chinese cabbage, and two mutated potatoes...
As time passes, the number of his "kids" keeps growing, and so does their variety. Humans, animals, plants, you name it.
While everyone else in the apocalypse worries about finding food, he has fish, meat, and vegetables every day.
Yun Huacen: "Cabbage, we're having stir-fried cabbage today."
Cabbage opens its mouth and spits out a whole Chinese cabbage.
Yun Huacen: "Potato, make us some hot and sour shredded potatoes."
Potato crouches and strains, and a potato pops out.
Yun Huacen: "..."
Yun Huacen thinks he can live out his days in peace, but then he notices the children around him looking at him differently, their gazes so intense that he can't handle it.
"I thought of you as my kids. What do you think of me?"
Theme: As long as you have a dream, you have a chance to make it come true.
Finally, Father and Jiaojiao are here, right? The thing that struck me the most in this whole book was the family relationship, especially the interaction between Xixi and her father. In the end, we finally came to terms with it. Finished spreading flowers∠※leaving claws
Blindly guessing about fake death, Jiaojiao, do you know that your husband is vomiting blood again?!
No modern extras??
Only at the end did I realize that I was standing on the wrong side. . .
I haven't seen enough. How about two extra episodes?
Suddenly, I realized why the Prince Regent was so delicate. Then I quit and looked at the label. It turned out to be the main attack.
After reading it, there is a hole ahead that has not been filled. It was at the theater troupe. They finally checked the identity of the woman named Liu, but they didn't say what they found out.
Directly reworked. By the way, when will the status of women in ancient times be improved?
Nice. Some parts of the plot in the early stage were too abrupt, but from the middle stage it became smoother and smoother, and it became even more interesting in the later stages.
Damn it, I actually stood on the wrong side, I cried