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"The Sister Who Called Me Home for Dinner" is a collection of poems about sisters written by the poet Ruopan. The book is divided into 4 volumes: "I wish you also had a sister", "Send You a Sister", "Wait for me, sister" and "The Sister who called me home for dinner". The entire collection of poems is based on the love for my sister. The words are timeless and delicate, charming and full of childlike innocence. It concentratedly shows the poet's expectation for warmth and sustenance for his ideals. At the same time, it also reflects the malleability of love in this flashy world.

After rebirth, Jun Wushuang's dreams came true, everything went well, and his life could not be happier. There was only one thing that was a bit depressing: since King Chu Yao of Ying "accidentally" rescued her, he treated her as his property, insisted that she was his wife, fed her on a regular basis, interfered with everything... It couldn't be any less free! --The plot is fictitious, please do not imitate it.