[I accept the criticism in the comments. This story ended in a rush, so please don't read the ending just yet. I can't change its status while it's still on the rankings. Once it drops off, I'll make the ending more reasonable. I'm very sorry.]
Right after finishing the college entrance exams, Yan Ming was brought by a car accident to the Qiyun Dynasty, which had never existed in history. He became a dissolute, infamous playboy with a reputation for loving men!
Worse, as soon as he arrived, his grandfather forced him to attend an academy.
Yan Ming, who had just survived the hellish final year of high school: ...
Being a playboy is fine, but school is a no-go!
After his protests came to nothing, he dragged his best friend along and formed a gang at the academy: skipping class, fighting, and being bad students; playing ball, watching the drama, and teasing the top student.
Top student Xie Junzhu: Hm?
Reader's guide:
1. Cheerful, bright shou with eight hundred tricks up his sleeve, Yan Ming × cool, pure-hearted gong as elegant as an orchid, Xie Junzhu
2. The setting is entirely fictional, with a tremendous number of original elements.
3. An ancient-style school story, full of daily antics and squabbles. The pacing is leisurely.
4. They live together first (?), then fall in love.
5. If you see a locked chapter, your subscription rate is below 70%. Clear your cache after 24 hours to read it.
Next story to be written:
The Road to Becoming a Great Official
Blurb: After transmigrating to ancient times, Song Yao became a baby in swaddling clothes.
The good news: In this life, Song Yao was the eldest legitimate grandson of the family, doted on and treated like the center of the universe.
The bad news: The Song family's former glory had faded, and each generation was more useless than the last. His stodgy father, timid second uncle, playboy third uncle... If nobody in the family made something of themselves soon, they would fall into decline, and his good life after transmigrating would be over too.
Held in the arms of the family's only sensible person, his grandmother, Song Yao looked at his huge family and yawned as the elderly woman spoke of her hopes for him.
He made up his mind: pass the imperial examinations and enter government service, so he could keep living like a young master!
Later, seeing the people living in peace and prosperity...
Song Yao: I'm so glad I made that choice back then.
Zhao Xun: Hm?
Song Yao: Helping the people live well and ensuring peace throughout the land is what I want.
Zhao Xun × Song Yao
Reader's guide:
1. The setting is entirely fictional.
2. An imperial-examination and infrastructure-building story.
3. Many original elements.
Theme: Study hard and improve every day.
I feel that writing this, I feel that the characters and the emotional lines are very interesting. The emotional lines make me feel the joy of reading campus novels for a long time. To be honest, the plot line is well designed, but unfortunately, this writing method is more like a prequel to a larger and more complicated story. All the things written and unwritten cannot be explained clearly in the limited space, which makes the story look very incomplete. It seems that he's emotional line can only be regarded as OE, because everyone's story can only be regarded as the beginning, and there is no continuity. If the story can be improved in the future, it will be very interesting. Are you interested in writing a full-length novel?!!
When I saw Chapter 88, I couldn't stop jumping. I skipped to the end. The ending was a bit rushed. The story about the sweet daily life of the academy, where young lovers fall in love, is well written. However, the plot behind the plot is a bit unmanageable, the plotting part is a bit long-winded, and the relationship between the characters is a bit confusing. If you don't write about plotting, just write about the daily life in the academy. The protagonist gets the top prize in the exam, and in the end, the attack and reception will be together and it will be a sweet drama.
How should I put it, it feels a bit fragmented and quite rushed.
I feel like I thought I was going to write more about group portraits, but in the end I laid out a lot of foreshadowing for people who weren't the protagonists, and it suddenly ended. . . I can write it slower, and I don't mind it being slower, but it really doesn't end in such a hasty way. . .
Why hasn't it been updated?
What? What is a rabbit ball?
Hahahaha, it's better to be fake
My classmate's article is my favorite. I look forward to the author coming back to make additional chapters.
I feel like it doesn't look as good in the later stages as before.
I always feel like there will be a second season...