After getting the all-clear from his doctor, confirming his full recovery from surgery, Wei Qian was eager to share the news with Wei Zhiyuan or just subtly let his man know that they can finally start having sex again. OR Just maybe its complete smut filled evening after Wei Qian finally recovered from his post-operative care and Zhiyuan made sure he start making up for the time they didn't fuck.

(A/N: waaaaaaaaa!!! I know this'll be angst, but... just let me be! This has been in my mind for a long, long time... the fanfic of the first ship I have in the donghua!!!) Summary: Since the Lan clan is declining after Lan Wangji married Wei Wuxian, and Lan Xichen married Jiang Cheng, the seniors of the sect are in a dilemma of what to do. And so, they asked for Lan Sizhui and Lan Jingyi to marry each other. Lan Jingyi is a direct descendant of the Lan bloodline, and Lan Sizhui - even if he's a Wen but he's already half of Lan after Lan Wangji took him in. If they'll be having an offspring, then the offspring will have three quarters of the Lan blood - better than the offspring of the Twin Jades which only will inherit half of the Lan blood. However, it's not as simple as it can be. Since Lan Sizhui is in love with Jin Ling, while Lan Jingyi... bitterly, he's in love with Lan Sizhui. P.S.: this is not ABO - just a simple, and less mentioned mpreg. At first I shouldn't have written this in mpreg, but this ZhuiYi fic had been prolonged and so I wrote mpreg. Hahahahahaha. Credits to the artist, Zelda! 😚😚😚😚😚 Indonesian translation: https://my.w.tt/7iR6x7KhD9

Many years after becoming immortal due to the legendary "Book of Six Harmonies," Wen Kexing discovered a hidden lake somewhere on the snowy mountain. The pristine reservoir had always been frozen, and it was only during the peak of summer like this did the layers of ice covering the surface would melt to reveal the expanse of clear blue concealed underneath. Excited by this pleasant discovery, Wen Kexing thus invited his <em>zhiji</em> for a swim. Zhou Zishu was concerned, though, for he was known as many things but a good swimmer. Unbeknownst to him, it was not the risk of drowning that he should fear, but the passion of the man whom he had chosen as a soulmate.