Fantasy
A Deity’s Wish
On my first day as the City Goddess, a half-grown boy came to offer me incense.
“Make my father meddle in my life less!”
So I kept his father busy with business, leaving him no time to press the boy to study.
Then his grandfather arrived, wielding an enormous sandalwood ruler.
After the beating, the boy limped back into my City God Temple.
I quietly poked my head out and saw him baring his teeth as he complained, “What a lousy deity!”
I could not stop myself from muttering, “I am not lousy.”
A Fox Has to Be Bold
Hu Xiaowu is a fox spirit raised to believe that landing a wealthy patron is the surest way to prove her charm.
Yet her enchantment fails spectacularly on the cool and brilliant Jiang Rao, who seems immune to everything.
When a dance video sends the pair viral, Xiaowu blunders from campus mishaps into the entertainment industry while trying to win Jiang Rao over.
She never realizes that the woman she is chasing has already been quietly clearing every obstacle from her path—and has fallen first.
A Heroine Can’t Stay Idle
After transmigrating into the neglected wife of an impoverished prince, Song Xuewei wants only enough money to escape and live in peace.
Instead, her sharp tongue and modern business tricks turn Prince Dun’s failing flower estate into a fortune—and draw her close to his gentle secondary consort, Lin Chuxue.
When imperial cruelty shatters their unlikely family, Xuewei is forced onto the revenge path fate intended for her.
Armed with a deadly bond that makes every corrupt courtier share her wounds, the self-proclaimed slacker walks into the New Year banquet ready to topple a dynasty.
A Hibiscus, Brief as Smoke
I was a flower Shen Yan had planted.
He tended me lovingly for years, and I finally took human form the year he killed the emperor and claimed the throne.
One night, I slipped into his bedchamber and lay down beside him, only for him to seize me by the throat.
I looked at him pitifully.
“But this is how I always used to sleep.”
A Maiden’s Spring Poem
With my mission to win over the male lead on the verge of failure, I broke down sobbing.
I cried so hard I practically gave my system a CPU ache: “Quit your damn crying. I’ll just kill him.”
Later, the male lead asked why I no longer loved him.
My system wailed in exasperation: “Doesn’t he have a wife of his own?”
“Tell him to get lost!”
A Monster’s Heart
For a thousand-year-old black snake demon, humans are dangerously clever creatures best avoided.
But curiosity draws Yun Chongyu into the mortal world, where she becomes entangled with the ruthless monk Yuanzhen and befriends the kindhearted scholar Su Kan.
Through desire, grief, vengeance, sacrifice, and reincarnation, she slowly learns that love takes many forms—and that even a monster can find a home, a family, and a heart of her own.
A Mountain in Bloom
In my last life, I saved He Yan, the young master of a marquis manor.
He took me as his wife, and for a time, our marriage was the talk of Shangjing.
But I had been born and raised in the countryside.
My manners were crude, and my reputation gradually soured.
He Yan, too, slowly grew distant from me.
I wept day after day, and before I even reached thirty, I died in misery.
Given a second chance, I swore I would never live that way again.
Only, after eating wild greens for three days straight, I realized I simply could not let go of the marquis manor’s soy-braised pork knuckle, sticky rice chicken, crab roe lion’s head meatballs, scallion-fried lamb…
A New Way to Retire in the Imperial Harem
My best friend and I transmigrated together.
She became a princess consort, while I became… a lynx.
“Save me, save me, save me…” I begged.
“Hang in there!” my best friend said. “I’ll fight for custody!”
Then I demonstrated that I could use a toilet all by myself, and Her Majesty the Empress chose me instead.
Later, when my best friend’s husband rebelled and nearly got her killed, it was her turn to beg, “Save me, save me, save me…”
So I-I sprang up and sank my teeth into the villain’s thigh.
A Second Bloom
Meng Yuanxi and I were rescued from the fire at the same time.
But after we woke, her talent shocked the world, and her policy essays stirred the hearts of all who read them.
Even my fiancé, the Crown Prince, wanted to break off our engagement for her sake.
She said that in this world, she was destined to be the winner.
But I only said lazily, “After getting the chance to do it all over again, you still haven’t improved at all…”
A Small Matter About Spring
On the day I died, Xiao Xu was about to make another woman his empress.
He came to the Cold Palace, hoping I would swallow my pride and yield to him. What greeted him was only my ice-cold corpse.
For reasons no one could explain, Xiao Xu broke down. He did one deranged thing after another, and every day he wept blood before my grave.
In the end, he got his wish and was reborn a thousand years later.
In the twenty-first century, Xiao Xu and I were classmates.
He was still dazzling. Still exceptional.
He was looking for me.
But he didn’t know that I had been reborn too, with all my memories intact.