Beautiful, powerful, tragic, darkly funny, gentle, frail, transmigrated top x domineering, ruthless, refined villain, germophobic prince bottom (they scheme and use each other until they get completely in over their heads)
Ling Changyun had always lived like a wandering ghost. One day, he transmigrated, opened his eyes in the world of the Zerg, and became an undocumented male with no mental power.
At their first meeting, the Fifth Army's Lieutenant General shot him through the left shoulder. Then, through a twist of fate, the two of them fell off a cliff together.
Threatened and bribed by a shady System, Ling Changyun had no choice but to carry a fragmentary copy of the original novel and diligently carry out a mission that seemed about as likely as a tale from the Arabian Nights.
Unexpectedly, a test revealed that he was a male with astonishingly high mental power.
Even more unexpected, the man he'd thought he would have little to do with afterward took a transformation potion and turned out to be the mission target, the Fourth Prince. One engagement contract bound them together for good.
They married, had a little Zerg, and built a home.
The military female's love was too passionate. Ling Changyun's barren heart began to bud and bloom, and his love swept fiercely across the land of Manslean on the winds of freedom.
Until
He drank the water his female consort handed him, and his mental sea exploded on the battlefield. Only then did he learn that everything had been part of a long, elaborate scheme.
Later
The frenzied Zerg Emperor, covered in blood, walked toward him one step at a time. His pale purple eyes held a redness and delight unlike anything Ling Changyun had ever seen. "Male Consort, is that you?"
"Though the Zerg live for three hundred years, we've known each other for decades, Yoge Zeang. I don't understand you."
P.S.
1. This is not a typical Zerg story, and it includes lots of original worldbuilding.
2. This is not a typical regret-and-pursuit story (there's a huge misunderstanding, and the scheme wasn't Yoge Zeang's doing). One-on-one, happy ending. [The tags were later changed to 'second chance romance.' See the pinned comment below for details.]
3. Extreme purity-minded readers, please don't enter. Suggestions are welcome, but please don't try to tell me how to write. Everyone has a different side and a different interpretation, so please communicate kindly and respect one another. Personal attacks will be deleted. There's no need to announce if you're dropping the story. There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand readers' eyes, but first and foremost he's Shakespeare's Hamlet (I can't recall the source right now). If you have other interpretations of the story, you don't need to state them outright. (Writing them down makes me think about them all over again. The more you think about them, the angrier you get, and the more helpless I feel reading them. This kind of exchange doesn't seem to help anyone.)
4. The plot required many setting changes. Readers who've read The General should take note.
5. I enjoy exploring many genres. My author page has stories of other types, so please don't read them if that bothers you.
6. Sending you all my best wishes for happiness every day, with two books set in Manslean~
This is an imaginary fictional setting, unrelated to reality. Please don't apply it to real life.
Theme: Embrace a wide-ranging love; cherish every step of the journey.
It must be tortured hard, especially when I read the book about his son. After the death of the first prince, Ai and his male son became the queen and the eldest prince, preferably the second prince. When Gong and Shou first got together, Shou hit him with a gun, and after becoming a female monarch, she even wounded him with a gun 😭 😭 😭.
Shao Changyun has tortured 400,000 words, and the amount of abuse must not be less than this number, right?
It feels like it's a bit of a crammed-in word count and a bit messy.
I ordered a few chapters at random... I'm pretty sure the word count... A "female queen" occupies five or six lines..."Woo woo woo" occupies another three or four lines... And a bunch of onomatopoeia and parentheses 💔💔
I didn't read all of it. I just read the chapter summary or something else. Anyway, just that row of words made me feel miserable, so I just quit. To be honest, it's really not that much cruel. Is it the kind of sadness that is greater than the loss of heart? I don't know, but judging from the strong mental power obtained by all the reincarnation opportunities of Gong, Shou is indeed a bit unworthy. Even if there is a misunderstanding, it is really difficult for Gong. I kind of want Gong to be alone after completing the task. Or, there is a child in the catalog, but I haven't read it all, so I don't know clearly. But in the end, I don't want to be with Shou, so I just pay attention to the child. Although what Shou did at the beginning was excusable, it was not equal to what Gong gave. In the end, it felt like I couldn't live without you, so I begged you to be with me. In the final analysis, Gong and Shou actually had different values. Shou was right about Gong, and there was a bit of selfishness in it, purely self-centered. Of course, I haven't read it all, so my understanding may be biased. If you don't like it, please click and don't comment. Thank you?
In fact, I still feel guilty for Xiaoyun. After all, the Zerg crisis was basically resolved by him, otherwise the entire race would have to pay a huge price even if it won. But his achievements have been obscured. It is true that those who are good at fighting have no great achievements. He is the god of the Zerg race. The old god is dead and a new god must be established. For God, emotions and the like are just clouds.
I haven't seen enough, I hope the long clouds are beautiful alone
I couldn't understand it at all, and thought there would be a crematorium for the husband behind. 😂😂
Baby, please take good care of yourself first. I actually hope that Ling can be well in the following plot. It hurts so much to be used and abused all the time.
Wuwu felt sad for a long time after reading the introduction... (I am too empathetic), so I never dared to read it. Now that I have finished reading it, I am ready to re-read it. It is not easy for Ayun and Ayo to go this way. The article is over, but the world they live in will always run peacefully and happily... 🐰 🐰