Romance
The Wild Goose Flies South
I was a condemned slave, due to be beheaded in the autumn.
To buy myself a little more time, I decided to get pregnant.
I set my sights on the cold, aloof jailer.
With my slender waist and full hips, I tried every trick I knew to seduce him.
At first he scorned me.
Once he’d had a taste, he came back night after night, unwilling to let me go.
The day a physician confirmed my pregnancy, a curtained sedan chair was carried into the dungeon.
As they helped me inside, I still had no idea what was happening.
“What is this for?”
The warden beamed at me.
“Miss Liu, you’re carrying His Grace’s child.
They’ve come to take you home to a life of comfort.”
The Bet Between Me and God
After I died, my boyfriend’s grief moved God.
God gave me a chance to be reborn, sending me back to my boyfriend in a stranger’s face.
If he fell in love with me again, I could come back to life.
But when I returned to him, he already had a new girlfriend.
Made for Happiness
My beautiful, wealthy roommate and Beijing’s golden boy had a love life that was one long melodrama.
To make him jealous, she crooked a finger and stole the childhood friend I’d known for over ten years.
The golden boy came to find me.
“I’ll give you a hundred.
Get that mediocre childhood friend of yours away from her.”
Every novel I’d read about bringing an arrogant man to heel flashed through my mind.
I flicked my hair in what I hoped was a seductive gesture and said, “Give me two hundred.
Then pretend to be my dog and drive her crazy.”
“I guarantee she’ll never dare bring up breaking up with you again.”
He looked stunned.
“Two hundred?
Are you robbing me?”
I was stunned too.
“You can’t spare two hundred yuan?”
Suddenly, he went quiet.
A Second Chance at Marriage
When my elder sister tossed her embroidered ball to choose a husband, it split in two.
The heir to the Marquis of Yongning and young General Xie each caught half.
Neither would give way.
They even came to blows, setting the whole city talking.
In the end, my sister had no choice but to push me forward.
“My little sister is beautiful and gentle, and bears a strong resemblance to me.”
“General Xie, marry her and think of me when you look at her.
Please, don’t make this harder for me.”
In my last life, Xie Chenzhou had married me unwillingly.
He despised me and never so much as touched me.
I gave as good as I got, with cold, mocking words.
“My sister simply didn’t want you.
Stop flattering yourself.”
“She’s already showing, and you still haven’t let her go.”
And so we spent our whole lives bickering, loathing the sight of each other.
Now I had another life.
And I was back on the day my sister tossed her ball to choose a husband.
Ballad of the Drawn Sword
I fell for the beautiful, powerful, tragic second male lead.
For his sake, I shattered my spirit meridians and lost every trace of my cultivation.
Yet when the heroine burst into our wedding hall, he still abandoned me for her.
I called after him, “Xie Qingxing, take one step beyond that door, and I’m done with you.”
He merely held the girl in his arms and showed me the cool, aloof line of his profile.
“She needs me. How can I stand by and do nothing?”
But he had forgotten that Meng Zhiyuan was not the only person who needed him.
My spirit meridians were completely severed, and without pure-yang spiritual energy to sustain them, they would wither within half a month and take my life with them.
But that was all right.
Xie Qingxing was hardly the only cultivator in the world who practiced the Formless Sword.
A Lamp in the Dark
My mother was a farm girl who couldn’t read a single character, yet she still supported my father all the way until he passed the provincial examination.
On the day my father married the Prime Minister’s legitimate daughter, my mother obediently became his equal wife.
My father thought my mother loved him, which made her easy to control.
My father’s principal wife thought my mother, born and raised in the countryside, could never be a match for her.
And so, beneath their contempt, my mother played the fool while hiding her claws, raising me into someone whose worth was beyond measure.
The Maid Ah Yu
To scrape together the money for my younger brother’s treatment, my father sold me to Yihong Tower.
On the eve of the day I was going to be forced to receive clients, Miss Zhao bought me.
Miss Zhao is my benefactor.
If she tells me to stab someone, I immediately sharpen the knife first.
If she tells me to set a fire, I ask her whether ten barrels of lamp oil will be enough.
If she tells me to go on a matchmaking date in her place…
Huh??
My eyes went as wide as bronze bells, and I asked Miss Zhao in horror, “What if Young Master Pei takes a liking to me?”
Pretending to Be a Love Brain
In the dead of night, only after I let out a satisfied sigh did Wei Che gently roll off me.
He had been putting in so much effort lately that I figured he was probably about to leave me.
With a faint sigh, I turned over and went to sleep.
After all, everyone knew it.
I was the most useless kind of lovesick fool.
When the sky wanted to rain and a man wanted to leave, what could I possibly do about it?
Beg him bitterly? Threaten suicide and make a scene?
That was what a real lovesick fool would do.
But I was a fake.
A long time ago, I had already understood one simple truth-
Everyone despised a lovesick fool.
Pretending to be one, however, was the advanced strategy.
Raising a Husband
On the day the Xiao Family ran into disaster, the servants all scrambled to grab whatever valuables they could find. Unable to outfight them, I could only take away the nine-year-old Second Young Master, who still couldn’t speak.
Later, after the storm had passed, he asked me if I would be his concubine.
Found Fox Tail on Husband After Marriage
Qiao Ying had transmigrated into a book. Unfortunately, kidnappers had injured her head, leaving her with amnesia.
In a dark, damp dungeon, she met a young man.
He wore robes of blue-green, his white hair as pure as snow. His face was exquisitely beautiful, but a white silk blindfold covered his eyes. Though he was disabled, he was the most optimistic person she had ever met, always smiling.
That day, the amnesiac Qiao Ying escaped the dungeon with the harmless-looking young man in tow.
The young man was a good person.
Because he was afraid of blood, even amid mountains of corpses and seas of gore, not a speck of dust stained his robes.
Because he was timid, whenever others fought, he only dared to hide far away, only for everyone to die in a poisonous mist the next moment.
Because he was kind, he offered medicine to enemies suffering in agony. Sadly, they failed to endure it and died with blood pouring from all seven orifices.
And so, she decided to marry such a good person.
Later, righteous cultivators came charging in with swords drawn, shouting that he was a monster.
That night, corpses littered the ground.
At last, she remembered the plot.
This was a bizarre, fantastical world crawling with eerie horrors.
There was a great villain who lacked the emotions of an ordinary person. He brought calamity to the world and stirred up countless conflicts, until in the end, the male and female leads sacrificed their lives to seal him away.
Amid the storm of blood and violence, the young man looked back at her.
His blue eyes were deep and uncanny. Blood spattered his face, making him look like an Asura descended upon the mortal realm. Behind him, nine fox tails unfurled with wanton grace, bewitching and breathtakingly vivid.
Qiao Ying went deathly pale with fright.
But he only smiled softly. “If you’re scared and want to run, it’s too late-”
Before he could finish, Qiao Ying ran, but straight into his arms. She wiped the blood from his face and said, “You scared me! I thought you were hurt!”
The young man blinked, patted her head, then poked her cheek. “Are you stupid?”