You've Got Mail: The Perils of Pigeon Post - Fei Ge Jiao You Xu Jin Shen (Novel) Vol. 2

This Mature-rated danmei/Boys’ Love novel series originally released in Chinese–and coming to the English language for the first time–is a raunchy romantic comedy about an ancient singles club!

<Dear Sir...<

Lonely, poor, and pushing forty, Wu Xingzi doesn''t have much to live for. In fact, the only thing he has going for him is the perfect funeral plot he''s picked out for himself... That is, until he stumbles across the Peng Society and their monthly volume of personal ads for gay men.
At first, he''s just looking for friendship with like-minded people, but when he finds out that it''s customary for members to respond to polite letters with shockingly detailed ink drawings of their, ahem, intimate anatomy, Wu Xingzi quickly gains a new purpose in life: collecting phallic illustrations through the pigeon post!

There''s just one problem. His favorite two-dimensional specimen belongs to a man who''s intent on thrusting himself into Wu Xingzi''s life in a very real, firm, three-dimensional fashion&hellip;

The Seven Seas English-language edition of this Mature-rated novel will feature uncensored text and exclusive new art.

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Blackegg is an author of danmei novels best known for You've Got Mail: The Perils of Pigeon Post - Fei Ge Jiao You Xu Jin Shen.

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STROKE OF LUCK

Joining the Peng Society has really turned Wu Xingzi’s life on its head! His new lifestyle hasn’t just earned him a thrilling collection of phallic illustrations, but also a whirlwind affair with maverick Guan Shanjin, a handsome young general who’s relentless both on the battlefield and in the bedroom. When Guan Shanjin whisks him away from the lonely backwater province he’s called home, Wu Xingzi braces himself for a wild ride.

However, Guan Shanjin seems preoccupied with an old flame, and Wu Xingzi has no intention of overstaying his welcome. After all, an unremarkable middle-aged clerk like him has nothing more to offer Guan Shanjin than a passing fling… Right?