Supernatural
A Magpie, Two Fates
My elder sister was said to be a bodhisattva reborn.
Her kindness cost me my dowry, my home, and finally my life.
When a magpie chose two brides for the crown prince, she became his virtuous wife, and I became the concubine who would bear children for her and do her dirty work.
Even my own son wished she had given birth to him.
I ended that life with a plate of poisoned pastries.
Now I have opened my eyes on the day of the consort selection again.
This time, I will not be her stepping-stone.
Qingyao
Before the spring hunt, my sister and I exchanged masks.
Seven days later, Prince Su’s heir asked to marry me—never realizing that the girl he wanted was her.
I spent one lifetime paying for his mistake.
Now I am back before the hunt, with my red fox mask still in my hands.
This time, when my sister asks to swap, I say no.
When Autumn Led Me Astray
On the day I got divorced, I walked away with over a hundred million in assets.
Before I could enjoy the payoff, I dropped dead.
I opened my eyes back in high school, where a rich boy with a terrible reputation was asking me out in front of everyone.
My ex-husband was certain my taste was too good to accept him.
I snatched the love letter and said yes.
This time, I wasn’t about to suffer through building a fortune from scratch.
A Legacy for the Ages
I was reborn on the very night Liang Zhiyan and Zhao Lingyi had arranged to elope.
As his fiancée, I gave him money for the journey.
Grateful to me, he slipped out of the city with her under cover of darkness.
What awaited them was a life of sleeping rough and grinding poverty.
He would never again have the chance to wield the power he had held in my previous life.
Whispers in the Bronze Mirror
A merchant had been away for three years without returning home.
Everyone said he had fallen for someone else and set up a mistress in another town.
His wife refused to believe it.
On New Year’s Eve, she stood beside the road with a bronze mirror in her arms, listening to the words of wandering souls.
When she learned where her husband was, she set out alone to find him.
A year later, their daughter Yihe received a letter from her mother.
The letter assured her that all was well.
But Yihe knew her mother was in danger.
To uncover the truth, she followed her mother’s example and took up a mirror to seek an answer.
After a long wait, a wandering soul’s face appeared in the glass.
Slowly, it spoke: “The Son of Heaven is lighting the Everlasting Lamp.
“Human bones are its wick.
Human flesh is its oil.
“While the lamp burns without end, its master cannot die.
“Thus may the Son of Heaven live forever.
“Your father has already been rendered into lamp oil.
As for your mother…
“She is to be the emperor’s new empress.”
The Dancing Girl’s Revenge
Gu Qingxue had already been chosen as the next crown princess.
Out in the wilderness, she stole Father’s horse, tossed down an ingot of silver, and called it payment.
The delay kept Father from bringing the midwife home in time.
Mother died in childbirth.
Father said he would seek justice for her.
Gu Qingxue treated him as a beggar and, in a fit of anger, kicked him in the chest.
It killed him.
On the day of Father’s funeral, Gu Qingxue married, becoming the most exalted crown princess in the land.
Later, a new dancing girl arrived at the Eastern Palace.
The Blind CEO’s Darling Wife
After marrying a blind CEO, I took full advantage of the fact that he couldn’t see me and kissed him again and again.
Blushing, he kept saying, “Miss Lin, please don’t.”
Later, he backed me into a corner, his gaze dark and intent.
“Come here, sweetheart.
I need a cuddle.”
The Silver Vase
Zhou Qiongyue once believed marrying General Xu Ziyi would bring her happiness.
Instead, she finds herself trapped in a household that treats her devotion as a weakness.
Then she wakes in her husband’s body—and he in hers.
Sent to the northern frontier in his place, she discovers a life beyond the walls of their marriage, and a young officer who sees her more clearly than her husband ever did.
But borrowed freedom cannot last forever.
When the time comes to reclaim her own body, Qiongyue must decide what she is willing to return to—and what she will finally leave behind.
After I Dumped the Jinx
In the third year of keeping Yu Jingchen mine by force, I went bankrupt.
“Keeping a pet canary and feeding it chicken feed.
Impressive.”
As he sneered at me, a system suddenly appeared in my head.
[That walking jinx of a male lead has some nerve complaining.
He’s the reason your company went under.]
I froze.
The system launched into an angry tirade.
[Haven’t you noticed?
Apart from the hate sex every night, all he makes you feel is miserable.]
[The only good thing about this man is his dick.
Set him loose, and I’ll get you a male lead who actually brings you good fortune.]
While I was still thinking, Yu Jingchen eyed the food I’d brought home with distaste.
“Stick with you and I’ll starve to death.
A couple of leaves for dinner, and you expect me to work all night.”
After a few seconds of silence, I opened the door.
“You can go.”
Yu Jingchen rolled his eyes.
“This again?
Don’t think I don’t know you’ve hidden a tracker on me.
You’ll wait until I get far enough away, then drag me back…”
I reached out and pulled the stud with its blinking red light from his ear.
His mocking smile froze.
His Heroine by Mistake
Qi He had spent three years trying to win me over, mistaking me for the heroine.
He sent me money, made transfers, and bought me a home.
I accepted it all without batting an eye.
I could hear his thoughts: Why hasn’t the romance progress gone up at all?
Am I not giving her enough?
I pretended I had no idea.
So he gave me more and more money.
Until one day, he finally realized he’d been pursuing the wrong woman.