Chronicles of Huai Xia

Keep it up, you're the fattest... Ah Huai wants to get fat too!

Don't you ever promote your new book in your old ones? If I hadn't just popped in to check, I wouldn't even know you had a new book! 😅

As a tree      I think the female protagonist of this book is a tree. She likes to bask in the sun, doesn't like doing homework, doesn't like reading (currently), and has a somewhat blurred sense of gender. Judging from her appearance, she still prefers to be a girl, because when she was attached to Miss He, she seemed quite happy.

[Riding together] It was already late at night, and Hua Yin was still wandering aimlessly. She didn't know why she still felt a suffocating pain. He had been gone for several years, but a passerby's action still reminded her of him. Hua Yin and Qian Yu had known each other since elementary school and were classmates all the way through high school.

Many novels seem to accept everything left behind by the original owner of the body, including the father of the child in the womb—that is, the original owner's lover. What's most absurd is that these authors then explain that the male protagonist and the original owner had no romantic relationship, only a purely physical one—meaning he only slept with the original owner because he married her.

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On a grand scale, it's a modern-day exposé of officialdom, a tale from *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio*, its satire of reality seamless and effortless. On a smaller scale, its imagination is magnificent, its logic flawless, and there are no major flaws. A truly worthwhile article to share.

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I read so much of this book in one go! At first, I felt that although Ah Huai was clearly a thousand-year-old spirit who already had a human body, he was as ignorant and detached from the rules of human affairs as a child. I was completely baffled... I continued following the update yesterday. 🎁🎁🎁 Ah Huai experienced the earthquake and overcame his instincts to learn compassion.

Lord Ahuai resolves the vengeful spirits: Let's unite, let's unite, it's resolved. Human Taoist priests resolve vengeful spirits: They perform a shamanistic ritual for N minutes, followed by a chaotic dance of various demons for N minutes, and sometimes they even suffer a backlash from it.