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Blurb:
Wen Qiuheng transmigrated.
It happened suddenly. The moment he opened his eyes, he had become the biological young master in a wealthy-family mix-up story: insecure, gloomy, maliciously jealous, underhanded, and unacknowledged by his family.
Before he transmigrated, his wealthy biological parents couldn't bear to part with the fake son they'd raised for eighteen years. They were only willing to acknowledge their biological son as an adopted son, and still took the fake son's side, afraid he might be looked down on. And Wen Qiuheng? Even though he'd returned to his own home, he still had to live under someone else's roof, swallowing every grievance and trying to please them.
After transmigrating, Wen Qiuheng raised an eyebrow at the baseless accusations from his wealthy older brother, the fake son's honeyed words and feigned modesty, and his cheap parents' self-righteous indifference.
If they wanted to acknowledge him as their son, that wasn't impossible... They just had to give him ten million. They wouldn't? Then why bother acknowledging him? How embarrassing.
He had no habit of letting people treat him like a son. At the family recognition banquet, he decisively face-slapped his self-important parents and walked out.
With empty pockets and nowhere to stay but the streets, Wen Qiuheng picked up his old trade again.
He read fortunes and drew talismans under an overpass, caught ghosts and helped the dead pass on during livestreams, and offered free shipping and discounts on talismans in his online shop. His in-person services were available by appointment and always attentive... Before long, Wen Qiuheng's reputation had spread through the wealthy circles of the capital.
He cured one young master's spirit-separation disorder and helped a business tycoon reclaim his stolen fortune. Wen Qiuheng became immensely sought-after, with a single fortune-reading worth ten thousand gold. Even the curse on the head of the Shi family, the pinnacle of the wealthy elite, was resolved thanks to Wen Qiuheng.
The wealthy Wen family had assumed that once Wen Qiuheng left, he would surely end up destitute and miserable, and sooner or later come begging to return to their family. They even published an announcement in the papers, threatening that if Wen Qiuheng didn't apologize and make amends for hurting Wen Li, they would drive him out of the capital.
But the wealthy families Wen Qiuheng had helped, along with the big shots who were fighting tooth and nail for one of his talismans, glared at the Wens and eagerly rolled up their sleeves, all trying to make a good impression on the master.
The head of the Shi family, the top of the wealthy elite in this little world, lazily raised his eyelids: "..."
"The Wens are finished?" Master Wen raised an eyebrow. "Take it easy. Didn't your heart condition just get better? There's no need to get upset over people who don't matter."
Fierce to the world but gentle at home, a big dog of a gong * invincible but soft-hearted, compassionate toward the weak, and willing to yield to kindness but never force, a shou.
Reader's guide:
1. A mystical arts novel, with an invincible protagonist
2. Romance comes later, and the shou is rather slow on the uptake
3. The story focuses on stirring things up. The content does not represent the author's values.
Preview: My Cultivator Self Is Back. Blurb:
Ye Huai is the foil to the universally adored shou in an interstellar sweet romance. The protagonist shou is innocent and adorable, has S+ mental power, and can soothe the mental power of those around him when it runs wild. The whole interstellar world goes crazy for him. Ye Huai, on the other hand, is the empire's youngest prince, but he was abandoned as a child and only brought back later. Everyone looks down on him and says he's inferior to the protagonist shou. For no reason, they constantly compare the two, and no matter what Ye Huai does, he's just there to make the protagonist shou look good.
Ye Huai's eldest brother: You're just not as good as Luoluo. Pathetic.
Ye Huai's second brother: You're not worthy of being compared to him.
His fiance, who was engaged to him by the royal family: I love Luoluo. Even if you're a prince, stay out of it.
And a crowd of onlookers: You've got to be kidding. Luoluo is the nation's treasure. Prince Ye Huai has gone too far. He's not fit to be part of the royal family.
Ye Huai, who had returned from the cultivation world: "...?"
S+ mental power is impressive? You're thinking too narrowly, fellow cultivator. Divine sense has no limit.
Being able to soothe mental power is impressive? You're too young, kid. I'm an alchemist.
Disordered mental power? The Glazed Tranquility Pill cures it as soon as it's taken. Contaminated spiritual bodies? The Turbidity-Cleansing Pill cures it for good. An exhausted mental sea? The Withered-Wood-Revival Pill brings you back from the brink of death.
After he cures a promising military academy student's disordered mental power, anyone who says a bad word about Ye Huai gets challenged by the student and beaten to a pulp in the training room.
After he cures the empire's war god's exhausted mental sea, the war god's supporters personally raise Ye Huai to the heavens.
The people who once hated Ye Huai are all dumbfounded. They want to make peace, but they can't even get a chance to see him.
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Theme: The human heart is perilous and the Way is subtle. Be devoted, be focused, and hold fast to the middle path