Comedy
Jealous Husband and Resentful Ghost
On the day of the Flower-Viewing Banquet,
I accidentally spent a night of passion with Second Young Master Yan.
Forced to abandon my previous engagement, I was hastily married into Prince Yan’s Mansion.
I had thought such a noble household would be impossible to survive in.
Who would have guessed that after the wedding, my mother-in-law would be kind, my husband easy to coax, and my children sensible?
Aside from taking medicine, I never suffered any real hardship.
Comfortably and contentedly, I lived to the age of seventy-five.
On my deathbed, as I looked back on the past, I could not help but take Yan Zhao’s hand.
“In this life, you and I came together by a twist of fate, but it turned out rather well.”
“If there is a next life, would you be willing to be with me again…”
To my surprise, Yan Zhao’s face suddenly went cold.
“Shen Yao, if we could live this life over, you would still want to have an illicit affair with me without so much as a matchmaker?”
“What do you take me for? It is not as if I cannot live without you!”
Seriously?
We already had children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, yet he was still this resentful?
He should have said so sooner.
Then the husband I had known since childhood, the one who was supposed to marry into my family, would not have ended up leaving alone after I broke off the marriage.
He would not have died so young in a distant land.
Thinking of Rong Zhen, I grew even more melancholy.
There had been three perfectly good people. How had I ended up the only one to live a happy, peaceful life?
My eyelids grew heavier and heavier.
When I opened my eyes again, I was back at the Flower-Viewing Banquet.
Bound by a Lock of Hair
I married Prince Shu in my elder sister’s place, figuring that if he discovered the truth, the worst that could happen was a fight between us.
Little did I know that Prince Shu was not only blind, but also determined to pamper the “wife” he had brought home.
Now he is knocking outside my door. “Little Qiao, we have been married for half a month. May I sleep in the bed tonight?”
Er… How am I supposed to tell him that his bride is actually his male, cross-dressed nemesis?
The General, the Scholar, and My Love Gu
The newly crowned top scholar accidentally swallowed the love gu I had meant for my absent husband.
To keep him alive, I had to share his bed every seven days until the antidote arrived.
What began as mutual resentment slowly turned dangerously tender—just as my husband, General Zhou Hanchuan, returned and recognized me as the woman he had never forgotten.
Now one man refuses to let me go, the other refuses to grant me a divorce, and I am trapped between two rivals who would sooner kill each other than give me up.
After Getting Injured from Sex, the Doctor on Duty Turns Out to Be My Ex
I booked an appointment with a specialist for pain during sex, only to discover that the intern sitting behind the kindly old doctor was my longtime crush.
The professor turned around to quiz him.
“He, what usually causes pain during intercourse?”
He Shiyu looked past his silver-haired mentor and stared straight at me.
After a long silence, he answered in a voice cold enough to splinter ice, each word striking like a blow.
“Rough movements.”
“A lack of restraint.”
“Excessive frequency.”
“Mechanical injury.”
The professor nodded in satisfaction and continued, “And what information should we ask this patient for now?”
He Shiyu thought for a moment. When he spoke again, his voice slipped out of control, trembling with accusation.
“Meng Yin, these past two months… who exactly have you been with?”
More Beast Husbands, Please!
I was just about to tell my beastman husband that my sight had returned when I overheard his younger brother trying to persuade him.
“Shi Zhou, you may have lost your memory, but Yue Wei was your fiancée.”
“She’s badly injured now, and only your S-rank healing power can save her.”
“Are you really going to stand by and let her die?”
“If you can’t bear to leave that little blind girl of yours alone, I’ll take your place for a while.”
“She can’t see anyway.”
In the end, Shi Zhou gave in.
“All right.”
The live comments erupted with excitement.
[The strictest dad in the entire shipping fandom has arrived. Who else understands the noble sacrifice of a tsundere little brother offering himself up to the cannon fodder for the sake of his brother and sister-in-law’s true love?]
[Little brother: This family would fall apart without me.]
I raised my head and looked over, my heart skipping a beat.
Before me stood an upgraded version of Shi Ye-taller, broader, younger-looking, devastatingly handsome, and with an even straighter nose.
After Shi Zhou left, I felt my way over and wrapped my arms around Shi Ye’s waist from behind.
“Honey, you feel so different today.”
“Why are you suddenly hanging to the left?”
“Is something bothering you?”
The Fire-Tending Goddess
Madam Lin is choosing a bedchamber maid for her son.
All the pretty maids are eager to be picked.
Holding my fire poker, I ask Granny Shi, “Can I roast a potato?”
Granny Shi says, “Can you please show a little sense?”
The Perfect Husband
My husband could not father children, but he was so kind and capable that he brought home another man for me.
“He is an outsider, and a handsome one at that; once he gets you pregnant, we will simply throw him out.”
We pretended to be brother and sister and carried out our plan.
To our surprise, the man proved practically saintly: he not only left me with a child, but also paid me a fortune before he departed.
“A rustic village woman is no match for me, so do not pester me again.”
My husband was so furious that he tried to fight him, and I tearfully held him back.
“Brother, let it go—do not hurt him.”
Then I turned and whispered to my husband, “A gigolo who works for free and pays us on top of it is hard to find these days, so just play along.”
Together, we saw our generous benefactor off, used his money to buy land and open a clinic, had a son, and lived very comfortably indeed.
Three years later, the Crown Prince returned to the place where it had all begun and found the three of us together.
He went mad on the spot.
“Some brother and sister you are—you made a complete fool of me!”
Spring Tidings from Chang’an
I had the sharpest tongue in all of Chang’an.
It was so vicious that I was still unmarried at twenty.
When the dauntless Zhao family finally came to propose, I resolved to mend my ways, retire my lethal mouth, and become a quiet, lovely bride.
On our wedding night, my husband – famed for being as gentle and refined as jade – lifted my veil and rubbed his hands together in excitement.
“I hear that when my lady curses someone out, they have to rewrite their entire family tree before dawn?”
I hurried to reassure him. “Don’t worry, Husband. I’ve turned over a new leaf.”
Zhao Yuanxiu waved both hands, so anxious that he began to stammer.
“No, no, no.”
“From now on, my lady, please be even more ruthless. Spare no one.”
Me: What?
Male Concubine Training Class
I had a boyfriend who checked every box.
From his face to his body to his personality, he fit my tastes perfectly.
So perfectly it felt like a romance scam tailor-made for me.
Until that day, when I saw the bullet comments.
[The Female Supporting Character doesn’t actually think the Male Lead likes her, does she?]
[If his Simp Bro hadn’t threatened to jump off a building, why would he have spent so much time with a woman he doesn’t love?]
[The Simp Bro likes the Female Supporting Character himself, but he’s too insecure to confess, so he can only quietly play the role of her best friend.]
[And just because the Female Supporting Character said she was interested in the Male Lead, he actually trained his own bro into shape and sent him over to be her boyfriend. That’s insane.]
[It’s fine. Once the Female Lead shows up, the Female Supporting Character will learn the truth, and then the Male Lead will dump her.]
Stunned, I turned to look at the boyfriend beside me.
His brow was furrowed, and he looked a little impatient.
Then he said,
“No matter how long you stare at me, I’m not wearing it.”
“This outfit is seriously too much.”
Arrogance
My husband brought home a young woman.
I waited for her to bow and pay her respects, but she started shouting that “all people are born equal.”
I suggested she become his concubine, and she clung to my husband, demanding “one man, one woman, for one lifetime.”
My husband told me to be more accommodating toward her.
I was silent for a long while.
Then I kicked him straight into the sewage ditch.
“You’re the one who’s born equal to dogs. The two of you can go be a pair of dogs for life!”