A Wife Who Fell from the Sky

[The blurb for my next novel, A Ghost Wedding and a Beautiful Wife, is below]

She had read about Lin Daiyu falling from the sky in a book.

But nobody had told her that a wife could fall from the sky, too.

And such a stunning beauty, as ethereal as the one described in the book.

The little baby dragon Song Zhi had lived in Dragon Gorge for five hundred years. That might sound like a long time, but by dragon standards, she had only just been weaned.

Other dragons liked gold. She preferred beautiful people, and had collected all sorts of portraits of beauties. Her favorite was a picture of a beauty wielding a sword, which she hung in the most prominent spot in her cave. She told everyone who came by that this was the person she liked.

But she never expected that one day, this beauty would fall from the sky and land right on her head.

What else could she do? Of course she would follow the beautiful older sister around and marry her.

If her wife told her to breathe fire, she absolutely would not swish her tail instead.

If her wife told her to lie down, she absolutely had to be the one on top.

The beautiful, powerful, and tragic Jiang Qinyi was besieged by the Four Great Demon Venerables. After killing three of the great fiends, she was finally forced to fall into the Dragon Abyss. Rather than be turned into a puppet and made to harm her fellow disciples, she would enter the Dragon Abyss and seek a sliver of hope for survival.

Scene One: Song Zhi looked at her shabby cave. To welcome her wife, she went and robbed her own brothers and sisters, turning her cave into something like a palace. But what if her wife thought it was tacky?

Scene Two: Song Zhi thought her wife was too cold toward her, so she asked the older sister who was two months her senior what to do. Her sister said to have her wife hatch an egg. From then on, Song Zhi became insatiable, clinging to Jiang Qinyi every day and insisting they sleep together, all so they could lay an egg.

Scene Three: A Demon Venerable chopped off her horns, and she needed a kiss from her wife to make them better.

My next novel, A Ghost Wedding and a Beautiful Wife

Who would have thought that after dying, you could still be assigned a ghost marriage, and be paired with a stunning beauty with fair skin, a slim waist, and long legs as your wife?

She never found a partner while alive, but got a wife as soon as she died.

A funny girl may not deserve romance, but she can have a loving wife.

Meng Xun, dressed in wedding clothes, gazed at her wife, who was also dressed in a red wedding gown. She wanted to hold back and be demure, but the corners of her mouth twitched uncontrollably.

This ghost marriage was great.

Wait... she didn't seem to be dead. She had a ghost wife.

A ghost wife, so what? It wasn't as if they couldn't touch. On the very first day, she told her ghost wife, Xie Jiayin, that she was going to be the one on top.

Xie Jiayin nodded blankly. She had no idea what being on top meant, so she let Meng Xun do as she pleased. Later, when she couldn't get out of bed, she finally learned what it meant.

Scene One: When she wanted to scare the villagers, her beautiful wife secretly scattered ghost money for her.

Scene Two: She had to burn incense to touch her wife. But lately, her wife was always afraid whenever she lit incense and told her to show some restraint. She might be a saint, but she was just an ordinary woman. How was she supposed to restrain herself around a beautiful wife?

Theme: Everything in the world depends on everything else, and all things have a reason to exist.