Mature
Beyond the Palace Walls
That dog of an emperor ordered me to marry a young eunuch, and I didn’t even blink before agreeing.
Yet, on the night of the wedding, I was tied up and hauled into the emperor’s bedchamber before I even had the chance to remove my bridal veil.
Spring Out of Confusion
I’ve been stalking my husband’s mistress.
She lives a glamorous life-she resides in a villa in an upscale neighborhood, drives a car worth millions, and is a pampered heiress.
Even when she’s out on a date with my husband, she has to be home by a certain time.
“I’m sorry, my father is very strict,” she would say.
To defend my marriage, I secretly took some photos and sent a message to that strict father of hers.
“Did you know your daughter is someone’s mistress?” It took a long time before he finally replied. “I know.” “I’m the one she’s cheating on.”
A Steamy Heroine in a Clean Romance
I was the heroine of an erotic novel.
Right in the middle of a passionate encounter, I suddenly landed in a chaste historical romance.
At that very moment, its male leads had lured me—the expendable supporting character—out to avenge their beloved.
They wanted to teach me a lesson.
Someone shoved me to the ground, and I couldn’t help letting out a little moan.
The man who’d been snarling at me a second earlier abruptly turned red at the tips of his ears.
“Ning Wan, what was that noise?!”
Submission
Because of a bet, Jing Shaochuan lost me to his twin brother.
I acted as if I knew nothing and spent a night of reckless entanglement with his brother.
The next day, I blushed and asked Jing Shaochuan to buy some ointment for me.
“Where are you feeling unwell?” He frowned slightly, his voice deep and cold.
I murmured softly, “You were too rough last night. You hurt me.”
Jing Shaochuan froze visibly.
I took a step forward, hugging him gently and intentionally acting sweet and spoiled.
“But, you were so different last night compared to how you usually are… I really liked it, though.”
My Husband, The Intern’s Lover
During an online meeting, the new intern accidentally turned on her camera.
Just as I was about to remind her, her boyfriend appeared on screen.
Oh, isn’t that my husband who’s been away on a business trip for a week?
A Moon in the Mud
The day after our wedding, my husband went to the city for work and was killed by a falling billboard.
The CEO of the company responsible came to discuss compensation.
I said I was struggling to make ends meet.
He transferred me three million yuan.
I said I had nowhere to go.
He gave me a luxury apartment.
I said I didn’t want to stay a widow.
He gave me a handsome young man.
The morning after we slept together, he came to see me.
I was about to thank him when his expression changed.
“What is my brother doing here?!”
The Prophecy
I was the queen, confined to the ancestral temple for a grave crime.
The king despised me, and for fifteen years he never came to see me.
The world said I had lost my mind.
Then the diviners foretold that my child would bring the four corners of the realm to submission and become sovereign of all under Heaven.
Taken from me on the day he was born and raised by the king’s favorite consort, he had never even seen his mother’s face.
Day and night I prayed, waiting for him.
At last, he came.
The boy was grown now, his brow bearing all the cold majesty of an heir to the throne.
Calmly, he laid a dagger before me.
“Your son asks only one thing.
Grant it to me.”
Tears of Romance in Republican China
A girl came to Drunken Fragrance Pavilion and insisted on becoming a prostitute.
She went on about the romance and glamour of Shanghai’s ten-mile foreign concession, saying this was such a romantic era.
Then let her have a good look at what romance meant in this man-eating age.
The CEO’s Runaway Bride
I had been married to the heir of the Jiang Group for two years, and during that entire time, he had treated me with nothing but cold indifference.
Then, in the middle of the night, I got out of bed to use the bathroom when he suddenly grabbed my hand.
I turned around to find the man before me with the corners of his eyes flushed a faint red, his voice trembling.
“Shen Tingwan, are you trying to leave me behind again?”
The Younger Man I’m Not Supposed to Love
At thirty-five, I experienced a cliff-drop divorce.
In truth, it wasn’t entirely without warning.
I am a police officer and Liang Xu is a prosecutor; in the eyes of others, we were a match made in heaven.
Late one night, Liang Xu turned off the light, climbed into bed, and spoke slowly.
“I feel like my life right now is nothing more than a pool of stagnant water.”
After that, he changed careers to become a lawyer, specializing in litigation for the wealthy.
We changed houses, and we changed cars.
The day our son started elementary school, he asked me for a divorce.
“Even though we have sex once a week, it feels like a routine chore.
“Perhaps you should try someone else, too.”
And I really did.
But then Liang Xu lost control of his emotions, grabbing my shoulders and shaking me violently.
“You’re a cop and he’s a crook! Can you please wake up?!”
With a swift counter-move, I pinned his arm behind his back.
“I got used to drinking lukewarm water, so now I want to taste some strong liquor. He’s rich, handsome, and young-what could he possibly want from me other than myself?”