Short Story
When the Alpha Husband Lost His Memory
It was the fourth year of my marriage to my rival Alpha.
He had been in a car accident and lost his memory, with his recollections stopping right before our wedding.
When he saw my wedding ring, his voice was laced with ridicule.
“Who was unlucky enough to marry you?”
When the Beijing Drifter’s Boyfriend Changed His Heart
In my fifth year of trying to make it in Beijing, my boyfriend cheated on me with an intern.
The other woman posted his massive pay stub online.
The watermark on the image was clear as day.
He was done for.
When the Emperor Transmigrates into a School Torture Novel
I transmigrated into a school angst novel-but I’m an emperor.
When my childhood friend fell in love with the new transfer student, I immediately bestowed a marriage upon them.
“Lowborn wretches, why aren’t you kneeling to thank Us for Our grace?”
The class monitor accused me of cheating and listed a whole pile of motives.
Me: “You don’t get the final say. I am the emperor. What I say goes.”
“Spout any more nonsense, and I will exterminate your entire clan.”
The school bully confessed to me and said he was willing to do anything for me.
Me: “Merit deserves reward. I appoint you Chief Eunuch.”
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.
When the Flowers Fell Again
By the time the Female Lead appeared, I was already pregnant with Zhou Shiyu’s child.
I failed to fight against fate. He once risked everything to break off his engagement with her for my sake, but eventually, he grew to hate me to his very core. Even a single glance at me filled him with nothing but disgust.
Finally, I grew tired of it all. I let go of our tangled emotions and even gave up on the child.
It wasn’t until an evening six years later.
A young child knocked on my door.
With a stern, stoic expression that mimicked an adult, he said, “My dad doesn’t want me anymore. Can I stay with you?”
When the Gentle Blade Falls
I had been the most pampered princess since childhood, yet everyone called me brutal, cold, inhuman.
Even my younger brother, now emperor, had slowly begun to distance himself from me.
He said he had found his real elder sister.
I smiled at Princess Ronghua.
She did bear a certain resemblance to my imperial brother.
Indeed.
A pair of bastards passing themselves off as imperial blood.
When the Grass Blossoms in Rage
After my eldest sister took her own life, her marriage to the Heir of the Marquis of Changping was passed down to my second sister.
After my second sister took her own life, the original betrothal landed on my head.
Less than half a year after marrying into Changping Marquis Manor, I wanted to take my own life too.
Just as I was hesitating over whether to hang myself like my eldest sister or swallow gold like my second sister, the heir returned from disaster relief.
And he brought back a concubine.
I looked at the delicate, beautiful concubine and nearly wept with joy.
Wonderful. In this grand, suffocating mansion, I was finally not the only unlucky one anymore.
When the Head of Administration Became the Villainess
For ten years, I was a corporate Head of Administration.
Then I woke up as the legitimate daughter of a marquis.
Only then did I discover that I had landed in a female-led power fantasy about a maid’s rise to glory.
Blessed with the heroine halo, the maid could do everything: manage a household, run shops, organize disaster relief.
Everyone adored her.
Even my own younger brother and fiance became devoted second male leads who protected her at every turn.
In the end, the senior maid became a legendary merchant queen known throughout the realm.
I, meanwhile, grew jealous of the heroine.
Spoiled and willful, I courted disaster at every step until everyone abandoned me and I died alone in a secluded estate.
After a long silence, my professional instincts kicked in.
Household management was simply a logistics support system.
Running shops was supply-chain management.
Disaster relief was an emergency response plan.
Well, wasn’t that convenient?
She was the all-conquering maid with fate on her side.
I was an administrator trying to stay alive.
And survival began with rules.
When the Lanterns Stir
After refusing to enter the imperial harem in her elder sister’s place, Shen Wanning awakens in the past with every memory of the life that destroyed her.
Emperor Qin Zheng remembers that life too, and his determination to reclaim her draws Shen Wanning back into the palace she tried to escape.
Surrounded by a resentful sister, ambitious consorts, and powerful men who mistake her compliance for dependence, she turns their desires against them and plots a ruthless path to freedom.
When the Moon is Full and the Flowers Bloom
Madam Shen was unable to bear children, so she wanted to buy a respectable concubine to carry on the family line for Eldest Master Shen.
A respectable concubine received two taels of silver every month, and even got to eat white rice with braised pork.
The moment I heard the news, I immediately told my mother to take me into the city to sign up.
My mother smacked me on the head and snapped, “I’ve given birth to three children, and you’re the stupidest of the lot!”