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Here’s my second fic for @danmei-action. I had a lot of fun writing this prompt for @nibbelraz and I hope you have a lot of fun reading it.

Preview text included below the Keep Reading.

Is this actually happening?! Li Yu floated awe-struck as he stared from his tank across the dimly-lit bedroom. Sitting on his bed, Mu Tianchi stroked his cock with one hand while the other disappeared behind him to finger his ass. Of all the things he thought to encounter tonight, watching his master masturbate was not on his transmigration bingo card.

Or

Mu Tianchi prepares himself to become a fish yak’s dinner, but Li Yu didn’t order a handsome prince jerking off.

Prompt for FrozenHamhua on Twitter. Anything from Volume 1 with Li Yu and Mu Tianchi but make it spicy

[mios-art]

Prompt from @lavender-and-rue ! They asked Chu Shuzhi/Guo Changcheng, anything goes! I made them eating lunch together at work! Thanks for your donation!!

[melons-n-cocoa]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Yet another Gotcha for Gaza fic for @danmei-action from me. This is for morning_danmei on Twitter. I had so much fun writing this one! I hope you enjoy!

The prompt: AU where Li Yu is a merman, and Prince Jing finds him on the beach one day. After a while, the mute prince decides he must take Li Yu as his bride—right there on the sand…

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Li Yu curled his tail tight against himself as a shaky laugh left his lips. “I thought so. Then let me explain.

“Among my people, we have a custom when it comes to finding… well, life partners.” His eyes flickered between Prince Jing and the dancing shadows on the cove walls. “Each of us understands that music resonates on levels of the soul. If we sing from the depth of our heart, then someone who reflects our song’s harmony will hear.”

Prince Jing listened quietly, attempting to wrap his mind around the concept. So that explained why no one else could hear Li Yu’s song. If a siren’s song was meant to reach a specific person, then of course Wang Yi and the others wouldn't be able to identify it from any other noise. But then that would imply…