My next novel will be either a Three Kingdoms story or a crossover with classic literature. The blurb is below. If you're interested, please add it to your favorites! ~(￣▽￣~)~
Blurb:
[This is not a game, dear Host. Please choose the faction you will join.]
[Radicals: Login location: Prince Zhongshun's residence]
[Royalists: Login location: the Lin family]
[Moderates: Login location: the Wang family]
Lin Hengyu once played a game inspired by Dream of the Red Chamber. At the time, he paid little attention to the game's introduction.
Not until after he died...
[Dear Host, welcome to the world of Dream of the Red Chamber. You will become Lin Hengyu, Lin Daiyu's biological older brother. We wish you a pleasant time surviving!]
[Rules: The Host must pay a certain amount of money each year to stay alive. As a friendly reminder, this is a survival game, so please think carefully about whether you want to keep your family alive.]
[Also, as a new-player offer, you get three years free.]
The bad news: It's a bit expensive!
The good news: I can stay alive!
Lin Hengyu bought in without hesitation.
But the game didn't seem to match its advertising?
The default settings came with severe political risks, and his place in society allowed him to operate only as a pawn.
Even the fairly conventional struggle to survive in court gradually began to show strange signs.
[Ding! Optional quest: Host, achieve one of the following: hold supreme power over the court, or rule without lifting a finger.]
So, you mean become a powerful minister or an emperor?
Sounds interesting.
After he helped someone else take the throne, the familiar voice of the System sounded again.
[Dear Host, the game has been updated. A new map will open soon.]
A painting of another world slowly unfolded.
It turned out there had never been a shore, only endless pushing.
Notes:
1. There are many original settings. The game is set in a fictional world, roughly after the Tang dynasty, with a chaotic mix of social customs. The reason will be explained later.
2. The characters' actions are limited by their era. There are no completely good people, and nothing here is meant to encourage or endorse anything.
3. The protagonist will die, but not really. Happy ending.
Here are my upcoming stories. Take a look and tell me which one interests you!
Upcoming 1: [Classic Literature Crossover] The Con Man Under Watch
He Yanzhan had a beauty so extraordinary it seemed almost miraculous, an unfailing weapon.
Ambitious and ruthless, he drove the fake and real young masters to destroy each other, then became the new head of the He family as an adopted son.
A child who is never satisfied must be punished. On his first day in power, He Yanzhan was sent to wander through a series of little worlds.
① Journey to the West
After enduring countless hardships, the four pilgrims finally reached the Kingdom of Zhuzi. To their surprise, it was perfectly peaceful, with no demons causing trouble.
Thanks to this damnable coincidence, the Twenty-Eight Mansions had no choice but to call in reinforcements on the spot and abduct Lady Golden Sage.
Ber, in a sensitive area like Jinjiang, it's hard not to make people suspicious [Sunglasses]
The writing is quite oppressive. Although I have dealt with it, I feel disgusted and pretend to be weak to deal with it. I have to continue to hold it in. I cannot write the way a normal adult youth handles it. It is frustrating.
Is this a little too crazy? [Question mark]
To add: ancient opera, especially folk opera, there are many large-scale "pin operas", which are now R18
Help, I really can't understand!
The character's OOC is too serious... Hei Baochai's blackness is too obvious...
When the slap comes, the first thing it brings is the fragrance, right?
This is the only article in which I feel that time flies really fast. The other three years and four years are all skipped, but this one is not the case. He wrote it and passed three years.
I haven't seen anything like this in many years. It has an ancient flavor. I even shed tears when I saw the final chapter at the end. If the full text was longer and could be expanded on in detail, I think it could be a god 😣
(Personal feelings from God's perspective) I feel that Hengyu is a bit pitiful, with a sense of powerlessness about being deceived and fooled by someone he trusts and yet not realizing it.