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[01]
Bai Weixi is the last omega in the entire interstellar world. His biggest dream is to become a beautiful daddy, but unfortunately, he can't find a partner.
Then one day, a shady System barges into his life, and some damn dog of a man sweet-talks him: "Interested? Sign up, and you'll get an unrivaled alpha for free!"
Bai Weixi's heart is thoroughly won over. But when he opens his eyes again, he discovers that he's traveled back seven thousand years.
A powerful alpha?
One in your dreams.
Facing his Host's murderous glare, the damn dog trembles: "Babe, see that cabbage over there named You Su? Unless something unexpected happens, he'll present as an alpha in three years, and then you can date him."
Bai Weixi: "Great, but how is a weak, pitiful, helpless omega supposed to survive in this era of endless warfare and divided territories!!!"
And the cabbage he's got his eye on is a straight arrow who believes that a man's ambitions should reach far and wide, and that he must establish his career before starting a family. He's busy recruiting heroes from across the land to help him conquer the Central Plains.
Bai Weixi: "..."
Fine. How hard can it be to be a strategist?
[02]
According to the History of Jin, the renowned chancellor Bai Weixi was a man of dazzling talent. In the autumn of the eighteenth year of Emperor Ming's reign, he traveled throughout Sizhou and single-handedly compiled the Nine Treatises on Strengthening the Nation.
The following year, Emperor Ming died, and the realm fell into chaos as warlords carved up the land.
After meeting a wise lord, Mr. Bai spent an entire night discussing statecraft with him, then presented him with the Nine Treatises on Strengthening the Nation. The two forged a bond between ruler and subject, and thus began a legendary life, celebrated by the people and remembered throughout the ages.
In the first year of Emperor Xiao's reign, Bai Weixi, strategist to the Prince of Yong, single-handedly controlled the Yellow River floods, eradicated a devastating epidemic, established the imperial examinations, and rescued the people from misery.
The land-redistribution policy he vigorously implemented, along with the improved crops he cultivated, also brought in a harvest thousands of mu greater than before.
In the second year of Emperor Xiao's reign, the Prince of Yong's elite Liangzhou Iron Cavalry was transformed. It broke through the Western Qiang in the west, successfully extending the realm to Xihai Commandery.
The Sizhou troops, whose outstanding exploits would help conquer the realm, also began to take shape thanks to Mr. Bai's tireless efforts.
Chu fell, Shu was destroyed, the Prince of Yan submitted, and the common people welcomed their new rulers. The Iron Cavalry rode across the land, and spring seedlings sprouted once more.
In the first year of Yuanshi, the realm was unified. The Prince of Yong, You Su, ascended the throne and restored the Jin dynasty. For reasons unknown, however, the founding emperor's harem remained empty, and he never married.
Unofficial histories tell a different story: the founding emperor of Northern Jin cared nothing for famed beauties, yet planted a field of reeds in his palace. The reason, they say... was that the battle was so intense it startled a flock of gulls and herons.
Bai Weixi: "..."
I can't do this anymore. I really can't...
My lord, don't come any closer!
#On how I was only looking for a partner, but accidentally became famous for all time.
#On how that super-powerful alpha really is kind of powerful.
Pairing: A dashing, passionate young general who loves shipping couples, top x A stunning beauty who's warm and accommodating on the outside, but cold and ruthless within, bottom
* One-on-one romance, happy ending, sweet story with no angst
* No childbearing in the main story
* Only the top and bottom are alphas and omegas
* The protagonists' names come from "Jian Jia" in the Book of Songs: "The reeds grow thick and green, and the white dew has yet to dry... I follow the stream upstream, and there he seems to be, on a midstream islet."
* Cover art courtesy of my dear wife, "Chengzi Bu Se"
Blurb for Unjustly Acquitted:
* A truly romantic mystery. Both leads are single and unmarried, with no cheating.
[01]
Lou Qiao still remembers the day he met Yi Wojiao. Sunlight fell upon Yi Wojiao, and the scent of flowers seemed to surround him.
Lou Qiao said, "I'd like to buy a bouquet, sir."
Yi Wojiao asked, "For your girlfriend?"
Lou Qiao shook his head. "For my mother."
For some reason, as if possessed, Lou Qiao added, "I don't have a girlfriend."
[02]
Later, Yi Wojiao rushed into his arms, drenched from head to toe, and tearfully told him that his husband was abusing him.
Lou Qiao wanted to hold him, but stopped when he heard the word "husband."
Yi Wojiao pleaded with him: "Please don't call him my husband in front of him. He doesn't want other people to know about our relationship."
[03]
Later still, Yi Wojiao's husband was found dead in the street. The police asked Lou Qiao, "Was Yi Wojiao with you that night?"
Lou Qiao remembered how Yi Wojiao had undressed in front of him that night. But then he thought of Yi Wojiao's husband and fled in panic.
Lou Qiao told the police, "Yes, we were together all night. If his husband isn't happy about it, I can compensate him."
Thinking of the man who was now a corpse, the officer spoke hoarsely. "The deceased wasn't Yi Wojiao's husband. Neither of them was married."
[04]
Much later, Lou Qiao finally understood. Every encounter had happened because Yi Wojiao needed an eyewitness.
An eyewitness to provide him with an alibi.
"You can't prove I'm guilty."
"Then I should be acquitted."
Pairing: A suave, sophisticated university professor, top (Lou Qiao) x An acting genius who never tells the truth, bottom (Yi Wojiao)
* The protagonists' names come from "Dong Men Zhi Fen" in the Book of Songs: "I look at you as lovely as a hollyhock, and you give me peppercorns in your hand."
* One-on-one romance, both leads are virgins, a sweet little love story
Theme: Promote traditional Chinese culture
Hahaha, most of the people today were miscellaneous in ancient times. Because it combines the strengths of hundreds of schools of thought.
Never mind this, I was shocked, what a wild and wild history.
Seeing this, to be honest, it is really whimsical. Systems and ideas cannot be implemented once you have them. From feudal monarchy to Marxism and Lenin, it is not just ideas that will do. China has gone through the Henggou in the middle for thousands of years.
Meaning: If you don't go, people will resent you
Hahahahaha, it seems
Teacher: Like this and this again, eh, the question is completed. Isn't it very simple? [Compare your heart]
Student: Teacher, can you tell me again from the beginning, what does that formula mean at the beginning, how did it come out, why should you use that formula, how to use that formula [question mark]
He is a member of all schools of thought! (Bushi
I love this kind of naive idealists, even if they have wild ideas, even if they fail in the end, I can never help but be moved by such people, just because they are asking: Why do working people not have enough to eat? Not working as a producer but enjoying good food and clothing?
It's a very interesting article, but it's a pity that the follow-up development after the unification was so short. The previous part introducing the history of each vassal state is indeed a bit long. The characterizations of each character are also very vivid. Some people make people love and hate them, but when you hate them, the logic of their actions makes sense. The emotional line feels a bit stiff. The article about the Republic of China was very interesting, but unfortunately a bit short. I might save it for a while and read it again. Come on, come on [come on] [come on] [come on]
That's because at that time, tribes lived and there was no extra output, so everyone lived a similar life. At most, the leader's status was one level higher, and the elders' status was half a level higher. The accumulation of wealth would lead to the emergence of classes. If you have money and power, you still want them to live an ordinary life? What a beautiful thought! Holy King? How many holy kings are not worth a prodigal son!
Only then did I realize that Dou Caier = Wang Mang! ?
Hahaha, most of the people today were miscellaneous in ancient times. Because it combines the strengths of hundreds of schools of thought.
Never mind this, I was shocked, what a wild and wild history.
Seeing this, to be honest, it is really whimsical. Systems and ideas cannot be implemented once you have them. From feudal monarchy to Marxism and Lenin, it is not just ideas that will do. China has gone through the Henggou in the middle for thousands of years.
Meaning: If you don't go, people will resent you
Hahahahaha, it seems Teacher: Like this and this again, eh, the question is completed. Isn't it very simple? [Compare your heart] Student: Teacher, can you tell me again from the beginning, what does that formula mean at the beginning, how did it come out, why should you use that formula, how to use that formula [question mark]
He is a member of all schools of thought! (Bushi
I love this kind of naive idealists, even if they have wild ideas, even if they fail in the end, I can never help but be moved by such people, just because they are asking: Why do working people not have enough to eat? Not working as a producer but enjoying good food and clothing?
It's a very interesting article, but it's a pity that the follow-up development after the unification was so short. The previous part introducing the history of each vassal state is indeed a bit long. The characterizations of each character are also very vivid. Some people make people love and hate them, but when you hate them, the logic of their actions makes sense. The emotional line feels a bit stiff. The article about the Republic of China was very interesting, but unfortunately a bit short. I might save it for a while and read it again. Come on, come on [come on] [come on] [come on]
That's because at that time, tribes lived and there was no extra output, so everyone lived a similar life. At most, the leader's status was one level higher, and the elders' status was half a level higher. The accumulation of wealth would lead to the emergence of classes. If you have money and power, you still want them to live an ordinary life? What a beautiful thought! Holy King? How many holy kings are not worth a prodigal son!
Only then did I realize that Dou Caier = Wang Mang! ?