There are treasures
- No ratings yet
- 45
- 106
- 0
- 5d ago
Synopsis
Xu Tianxuan possesses a peculiar talent where his cultivated ginseng and jade unexpectedly transform into human beings. Struggling to support his growing brood of humanoid creatures, he puts himself up for sale across the Tongtian Six Realms. He is eventually purchased by an enigmatic and powerful figure whose immense wealth is rumored to eventually vanish. This reads like a cozy supernatural romance, blending elements of the farming trope with whimsical creature management. It is ideal for fans of low-stress, sweet BL stories featuring non-human companions and domestic fluff. Those seeking high-stakes political intrigue or gritty realism should skip this lighthearted tale. The narrative is concise, focusing on the evolving relationship between the protagonists within a fantastical setting. Its standout quality lies in the imaginative premise of sentient treasures, providing a soft, imaginative backdrop for the romance.
📚 Chapters (106 total)
Ratings & Reviews
Rate this novel
Tap a star to rate
Editorial Review
As a completed work of 106 chapters, this novel offers a tidy, self-contained experience that doesn't leave the reader hanging. The primary strength is its imaginative premise; the idea of treasures turning into people adds a charming, supernatural layer to the domestic BL dynamics. However, the story appears to be quite narrow in scope. Given the modest chapter count and the simple nature of the text, there is a risk that the plot lacks sufficient conflict to sustain deep engagement over the long term. It functions more as a light vignette than a sweeping epic. While the world-building involving the Six Realms is intriguing, it seems secondary to the relationship between Qian Yu and Xu Tianxuan. Overall, it is a competent, albeit small-scale, supernatural romance that prioritizes comfort over complexity.