Romance
Immortal Flesh
When a grotesque mass of “immortal flesh” falls from heaven, the emperor declares it a divine gift and distributes it among the realm’s most powerful families.
Lady Yan refuses to eat it after receiving a warning written in her father’s blood, only to watch her household descend into ravenous horror.
Fleeing a plague of man-eating monsters with her young brother-in-law Wen Ge, she races toward the ruined capital in search of her father—and the truth.
The flesh may indeed grant immortality, but only if they survive long enough to learn how.
The World’s Silliest Queen
My dream guy suddenly asked why I had stopped simping for him.
I checked my spreadsheet and realized I had accidentally left him off the roster.
So I sent him a queue number and promised he would get his turn after two more rounds.
“Don’t worry, I work fast, Ziyue.”
He replied, “My name is Qi Pei!”
A Dream Rewritten
Luo Yufu sacrifices her chastity to save Crown Prince Xiao Jinhe, only to dream of the future he will force upon her: a loveless marriage, betrayal, and death beneath a rain of arrows.
When she wakes before their engagement is sealed, she refuses to repeat that doomed fate.
But escaping the Crown Prince means untangling the Empress’s schemes, her sister’s hatred, a hidden conspiracy inside her own family, and Wanyan Shu—the ruthless hostage prince who once killed her in that dream, yet now seems determined to stand at her side.
This time, Luo Yufu will not wait for destiny to choose her ending.
Jiaojiao, Like the Moon
Xu Jiao built a merchant empire while funding her childhood sweetheart Song Yin’s path into officialdom.
When she catches him courting a powerful princess and learns he expects her to accept life as his concubine, she ends their engagement and turns her full ambition toward business.
Her talent carries her from imperial supplier to a third-rank official, drawing the respect—and carefully restrained affection—of Crown Prince Xiao Jingyi.
But as court factions close in, Xu Jiao must decide whether love behind palace walls can offer partnership instead of confinement.
So You Were Faking It Too?
Song Yayue has spent fifteen years trapped behind a talisman-enforced silence, so no one suspects that the supposedly mute, illiterate bride is a born chatterbox.
On her wedding night, she catches her husband in bed with the Crown Princess—and nearly exposes herself to the blind Crown Prince who guides her through the dark.
But He Zhiyu is no more blind than Yayue is mute, and the two betrayed spouses strike a bargain: she will become his eyes and ears, and he will keep her alive.
As an adulterous affair unravels into a royal conspiracy, Yayue discovers that the deadliest weapon in the palace may be the voice she has been forbidden to use.
Big Sword
At the Immortal Trials, Zhao Fuqu glimpses a future in which Shen Du, the master she once trusted, accuses her of colluding with demons and executes her.
Determined to escape that fate, she kneels before the sect’s most useless elder instead—only to awaken a sharp-tongued divine sword and a path to power, revenge, and a destiny of her own.
Big Sword 2
While carving the demon king’s core from his body, Zhao Fuqu is dragged into a chain of illusions built from the past of her supposedly useless master.
She witnesses Fu Ning—the first child of destiny—sacrifice himself for the Changheng Sect, then endure three brutal reincarnations for defying the Heavenly Dao.
Shen Du insists that fate cannot be changed, but Zhao Fuqu refuses to stand by while the people she cares about are sacrificed for the sect’s glory.
Echoes
When I was twenty-five, I had a child with one of the most powerful heirs in Beijing’s elite circle.
There was no future for two people as unequal as us, so I took the money and opportunities the He family offered and broke up with him.
Then, five years later, during a break on set.
A little boy who looked strikingly like He Jinnan came looking for me.
He pursed his lips, aggrieved yet stubbornly proud.
“My dad is He Jinnan,” he said.
“And you’re my mom.”
I looked at him and gave a faint hum of acknowledgment.
He hurriedly pulled a thick wad of cash from his backpack.
His eyes were full of pleading.
“Can I hire you for one day to come to my parent-teacher meeting?”
Wanniang
Every day, Noble Lady Zhao Wan forgets one more memory of the emperor who once promised never to fail her.
When she remembers only the gentle husband of her youth, the white-haired ruler who betrayed her must watch her defend the man he used to be.
But as a palace purge restores the truth, love, ambition, and wounds too deep to forgive drive their reunion toward a final tragedy.
The Naive Princess
I am the youngest princess of Baojun Palace, raised to seem innocent while my elder sister bargains with a ruthless eunuch and my elder brother plots for our survival.
Our mother was framed and killed, our palace became a prison, and every smile I wear becomes a weapon against the emperor who abandoned us.
As love, revenge, and a battle for the throne close around our family, the secrets everyone hides prove far more dangerous than my supposed naivety.
I may be the family’s little fool, but I will decide which hearts are saved—and which debts are paid.