Ye Fei Ye

The runaway Chen Enci, upon first meeting Qin Jie, mistook him for the landlord: "Renting your room and bed!"
Chen Enci, who moved into Qin Jie's house, woke up hungry in the middle of the night and knocked on Qin Jie's door: "Renting pots and pans!"
A month later, Chen Enci saw Qin Jie bring home a pretty lady. He lingered at the front door before banging on Qin Jie's door: "Renting bathroom, facial cleanser, and shower gel!"
Half a year later, Chen Enci, drunk, leaned into Qin Jie’s arms under the influence: "Renting... you!"
...
We have all become the people we dreamed of being.
We haven’t forgotten each other.
The alternate title of this book is "You Above the Milky Way".

Putting Half My House In Your Name

In the second life, Chen Enci was a lively, little flower demon, and Tang Anyi was a handsome, good-looking monk.


The lively little flower demon, after sneaking down from the Flower Mountain, would sometimes transform into a human and sometimes into a flower. She was filled with joy and happiness.


The little flower demon in human form, out of curiosity about the world, unintentionally provoked the slumbering Demon King, who then sought to annihilate her.


Although she fought desperately to escape with her not-so-powerful magic, she barely managed to survive but was nevertheless at death's door. Just as she was on her last breath, thinking her end was near, she was saved by the handsome, roving monk.


The monk meticulously cared for the little flower demon for a whole month before she was able to bounce back to her previous lively and active state.


Chapter 187: Women Plow, Men Weave