Romance
Falling for My Rival Roommate
I fell in love with my rival—and my roommate.
The good news: she was a woman.
The bad news: she was straight.
On the surface, Pei Ruoqing and I couldn’t stand each other.
In secret, I was practically begging, “Big Sister, slap me.”
We stayed tangled up like that until our five-year college reunion.
After the reunion, I used my drunkenness as an excuse to climb into her car.
When I saw that our old class president was still hopelessly in love with her, I deliberately picked a fight.
She shot back coldly, “He likes me.
Does that really make you so jealous?”
Before I could answer, an out-of-control truck came hurtling toward us.
I threw myself over her without thinking—and died protecting her.
When I opened my eyes again, I was back on freshman move-in day, staring straight at Pei Ruoqing as she pushed open our dorm-room door.
She Refuses to Be a Concubine
[A Long-Planned Scheme + Forceful Possession + A Powerful Man Bows His Head for Love + Both Leads Chaste + Two Strong Leads Join Forces]
Pei Xianjing, the eldest legitimate son of the Duke’s household, enjoyed the Emperor’s deep favor. Accomplished in both civil and military affairs, fair-minded and incorruptible, he was hailed by all as an upright gentleman and a capable minister who could save the realm-an aloof, unattainable flower blooming upon a frozen peak.
A savior delivered all beneath heaven.
And so, when Xing Shuwei came to him four years ago with nowhere else to turn, he had shown her generous compassion and allowed her to stay. “From now on, you belong to me.”
Overwhelmed with gratitude, Xing Shuwei regarded him as the lifeline that had saved both her and her younger brother. She obeyed his every word.
Then, on the day after her eighteenth birthday, Pei Xianjing pinned her against his desk.
The courteous gentleman had become a ravenous wolf. “Weiwei, do you like the birthday gift I gave you?”
“You are the rose I planted with my own hands. Even if every inch of you is covered in thorns, I am the only one you may prick.”
The Caged Kite
Born in a brothel and raised as its future commodity, Liu Yuan’er watches her mother work herself raw to buy them both a life of freedom.
The day before they can leave, the daughter of Grand Tutor Song has her mother beaten to death—and Yuan’er learns that the powerful man behind the murder is her own father.
With no law willing to touch the Song clan, Yuan’er enters the imperial palace under a borrowed identity.
Every favor, poison, pregnancy, and betrayal becomes a move in her revenge, while Prince Su watches from the shadows and offers the one blade sharp enough to cut down the empire’s most untouchable family.
Yuan’er was named for a kite meant to fly free.
To avenge her mother, she may have to trade that freedom for a cage of gold.
My Contract Husband Wanted More
A mistaken phone call makes Si Yun order her distant contract husband, Huo Jingheng, to come home before she locks the door.
He obeys—and after an illness brings them closer, the cold businessman discovers how much he wants her care, her rules, and a real marriage.
But meddling parents, a proposed heiress, and the fragile terms of their agreement force them to decide whether their marriage is still a transaction or the home they have both been missing.
Return from Myriad Tribulations
On the day my husband ascended to immortality, a shaft of divine light struck me in the eyes.
From that moment on, I was blind.
The light coursed through my body day after day.
The pain left me unable to hold my chopsticks or even walk.
Every breath felt like needles piercing me.
Only later did I learn the truth.
My husband’s junior martial sister resented me for being his mortal love trial, so she had decided to teach me a lesson.
My husband knew exactly what she had done, yet he gathered her into his arms and sighed indulgently.
“How could you be so willful?”
“You must never do this again.”
“And in three years, you will lift the spell from her.”
His junior sister threw herself happily into his embrace and declared that he was the best senior brother in the world.
My heart felt carved apart, but my eyes were so dry I could not shed a single tear.
Once, I had still held out hope for my husband.
I had thought he did not know.
It turned out he knew everything.
He had simply chosen her and abandoned me.
Later, I ascended too.
On my first day in the immortal realm, I borrowed the power of the welcoming light and destroyed his junior sister’s eyes.
I Helped My Mother-in-Law Take Down a Homewrecker
I married well.
My husband’s family was one of the most prominent in the area.
My hopelessly devoted husband did whatever I asked, and although my mother-in-law wasn’t entirely happy with me, she was an upright woman who never picked on me.
Then one day, my father-in-law’s two-faced stepsister came back from abroad and made my mother-in-law’s life a living hell.
That was when I stepped in.
When the Fireworks Fade
My husband, Xiao Ji, is the realm’s celebrated Grand Chancellor.
My elder sister, the Empress Dowager, commands the inner palace.
For years, they have put each other—and the empire—before me.
When they cancel the birthday fireworks I have long awaited, I finally stop asking to be chosen.
I leave the capital with a divorce agreement and build the life I always wanted as a physician in Jiangnan.
Only after I am gone do they realize that devotion cannot excuse neglect.
But regret may have come too late, because I have no intention of returning to the game that broke me.
She Who Counted the Stars
Born into a family of household servants, Zhou Fanxing is chosen as a maid for a noble girl and discovers a gift for mathematics and astronomy that no woman of her station is meant to possess.
While her beautiful younger sister Mingyue climbs into the imperial harem and their mistress struggles with betrayal, Fanxing works in secret, knowing her discoveries can never bear her name.
Released from the palace into an ordinary merchant marriage, she keeps calculating the heavens as illness shortens her life.
At last, beneath a meteor shower she predicted decades in advance, the nameless servant finds the answer she has spent her life pursuing.
Three women—and the husband who loved her quietly—reveal what the stars meant to a genius the world refused to see.
A Hundred Days in Bloom
Huang Hongyu learned young that survival meant becoming whatever powerful men wanted to see.
When the ruthless Cheng Hao takes her as his mistress, she turns dependence into an education in money, power, and human weakness.
As her businesses grow and her past closes in, Hongyu must decide whether love can exist inside a bargain built on violence.
Years later, the secret Cheng leaves behind reveals that the woman he could never keep had become the legend he always knew she would be.
My Life as a Yandere Artist’s Manager
I’m the manager of a yandere artist, and we’ve been invited to perform in Tokyo.
The good news: the company chartered a plane for us.
The bad news: there are four people aboard, and I’m the only sane one.
The other three are all lunatics.
Two of them want to stab me.
One has a knife.
The other doesn’t need one.
The last one is staring at me with burning eyes too…
Worst of all, the company was so afraid of losing money that nobody told me the concert had already received anonymous threats from a serial killer!