● Content warning: This is also an immature experimental work. The author’s writing skills were not up to the task, so a medium-length novel became a short story.
● The shou is unquestionably the main character, but the story is told mainly from the gong’s perspective, with relatively little from the shou’s own point of view.
● I didn’t label this as “gong-centric” because I was worried readers might misunderstand the story after seeing that tag.
● This is simply a love letter from all the gongs to the shou.
Blurb
Question: What kind of person is Pei Xiandu?
Xiahou Chong: A rotten bastard!
Han Yue: A bad man!
Chu Chang: A fox spirit!
Xiahou Jian: A damned son of a bitch!
Question: Then why did you all help him ascend the throne, and spend every day worrying he might run away?
Xiahou Chong: ...None of your damn business!
Han Yue: Because I want to.
Chu Chang: I am willing.
Xiahou Jian: Who do you think you are, sticking your nose into my affairs?
● The gongs are completely smitten with the shou and chase after their beloved with dog leashes in their mouths.
● A pure romance, with a sweet and silly story, questionable logic, and almost no political intrigue.
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Theme: Stand on your own two feet
Come on, the writing is really beautiful.
I still like the previous novel very much. Teacher, can you write a follow-up in the future? [Took chin]
So Pei no longer traveled from the world of cultivating immortals?