Lian He Fu Ren Novels

"I will hold your hand and go together to the land flowing with milk and honey." Notes (Please read carefully): 1. Free story, no charge. Originally titled "I Admit This Is a Pitfall." 2. Highly dramatic and clichéd. The top is extremely detestable in the early stages—I mean, extremely. 3. This story features: a fictional Western setting, an overused "chasing-the-wife crematorium" trope, inaccurate nautical spice knowledge, intersex pregnancy, two deeply flawed protagonists, and more. Enter only if you enjoy emotional rollercoasters. Others, please refrain from suffering through it—thanks! 4. All historical references are from an alternate universe's dubious legends. Mock those who take them seriously. 5. Originally serialized in 2018, reposted after major revisions. Readers familiar with later plot points, please avoid spoilers for new readers—thank you for your cooperation!

Yi Zheng opened his eyes and found himself in a completely unfamiliar place. Beneath him was a ridiculously large 800-square-meter bed, the kind only seen in *Haitang* novels, and above him hung a dazzling Italian chandelier. His body burned as if he had a high fever, and his feet… oh, his feet were shackled with a thick gold chain. What the hell was going on? Before he could process it, a man’s hologram flickered into view at the foot of the bed. "Finally spoke," the man murmured. Pale and strikingly handsome, he smiled gently, studying Yi Zheng with concern. "I thought *sister-in-law* would never beg me." --- **Rong Hongxue**, a notorious player in *Haitang’s* "Widowed Sister-in-law" genre—cold-hearted, vengeance-obsessed younger brother-in-law, utterly unhinged, dismissive of all sister-in-laws. Since taking control of the family, he basked in the joy of successful revenge and being a dutiful son. One day, on a whim, he decided to visit the delicate, helpless sister-in-law he’d claimed— —That day, his world went up in flames as the awakened widow combo-locked him into coughing up three liters of blood. **Ordinary Widow**: Can only preserve dignity *or* survival, powerless against a domineering brother-in-law, spends days swallowing tears and grievances. **Extraordinary Widow**: Master assassin, poison sovereign, snipes airships from 800 miles away, chews live scorpions without blinking. **Ordinary Brother-in-law**: Bully, absolute scum, tramples on morality like trash. **Extraordinary Brother-in-law**: Bully, absolute scum, tramples on morality like trash—*sister-in-law…* then gets beaten to a pulp by said sister-in-law.

Victoria's haunted houses hide man-eating ghosts; a midnight reality show stages bloody comedies. Edo's ghost stories bury the graves of heartless men; the asylum holds the secret of death. On this one-way journey for survival, Wen Zheliu meets the love of his life amid endless galaxies and the brink of existence.

In a typical ABO society, alphas hold the dominant power, and omegas are merely considered reproductive resources controlled by alphas, with no freedom, no human rights, and no right to receive normal education; their main task in life is to bear children. Until one day, everything was reversed.Note, in this text, you might see: garbage literature; non-typical ABO worldview; a crying scummy gong and his cute wife; main and supporting characters without names; immature, strange scenarios that disregard whether you enjoy them as long as I enjoyed them; potentially incorrect usage of idioms and the inclusion of unachievable profound truths, and other flaws. Friends who cannot adapt do not need to force themselves through this tribulation!

【Highlight】The Valley of Terror Travel Guide is currently being updated with rave reviews. Everyone is welcome to visit the column and support Hehe. Fierce tiger landing pounce! 【Spoiler Alert】 The Nine-Tailed Fox of Qingqiu, symbolizing prosperity and fortune, is considered an auspicious sign in the world. However, the eldest prince of Qingqiu has unrequited feelings for the Yinglong God, who already has someone in his heart. To make matters worse, he was inexplicably embraced by the drunken god—what a terrible loss! Yet after confessing his feelings, he receives the cruelest rejection imaginable. Su Xuetan: OK, sorry to bother. The Yinglong God, infamous for his brutality and bloodshed, is released after a thousand years of imprisonment, only to find the world completely changed. A reckless little fox hovers around him, clearly unaware of the danger. After shooing him away with a flick of his tail, the god is left with the fox's unexpected "gift"—a mischievous child—and realizes too late that regrets are useless. Li Yuan: A-Chan, where are you?! Cold-hearted, ruthless, later clingy and devoted dragon god (top) × Gentle, steadfast, hopelessly devoted fox (bottom)