2026
The Long Road Ahead
Shen Chang’an is reborn on the day her elder sister again tries to force the family into a disastrous royal marriage.
In their first life, that choice delivered the throne to a ruthless prince and condemned more than three hundred members of the Shen clan to grotesque deaths.
But Chang’an soon discovers that her sister remembers the past as well—and has merely chosen a different prince to cling to.
Refusing to entrust her fate to any man, Chang’an retreats to Jiangnan, studies statecraft and military strategy, cultivates a divine reputation, and turns the imperial succession into her own chessboard.
Crown Prince Lu Zhao wants to possess her; Third Prince Lu Heng thinks he can use her to seize the throne.
Both are wrong.
Armed with foreknowledge, family power, and an unshakable will, Chang’an sets out not only to avenge the dead, but to claim the realm for herself.
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!
The Cold Palace
Sent into a prince’s estate at nine as a future concubine, Lu Sui’an is raised instead as a beloved daughter by the kindhearted Shen Ning.
When a rival consort uses Sui’an’s own hands to murder her guardian, innocence gives way to a patient hunger for justice.
Years later, inside the emperor’s harem, Sui’an turns beauty, loyalty, and palace intrigue against the woman who destroyed them both—but revenge cannot restore the life she loved most.
The General’s Wife Is Done Trying
My husband brought home his “true love” and insisted on taking her as a concubine.
Tears of emotion filled my eyes as I clasped his true love’s hand and refused to let go.
“How could I possibly let you settle for being a concubine?
You can have my place as his lawful wife!
“Why don’t we make it a one-stop affair today—divorce for me, wedding for you!”
There was no time to waste.
The imperial decree ordering the confiscation of the family estate was already on its way!
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.
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.
I Offed Every Villain and Came Out on Top
My younger sister and I are quick transmigrators who can never agree on how villains should be handled.
She believes in saving them with love.
I believe in eliminating the threat before it grows.
When identical worlds put our methods to the test, she keeps offering the villains mercy—and keeps dying for it.
I kill them first, seize every advantage, and rise to the top in world after world.
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.
Years Beneath the Paulownia Blossoms
After being stolen from her husband and caged in the palace, Jiang Yunshu dies branded as the stain on an emperor’s perfect reign.
Reborn before her disastrous marriage, she breaks her engagement, evades Prince Jing’s search, and chooses the sickly Crown Prince Xie Zhao as her unlikely ally.
Armed with memories of betrayal and rebellion, Yunshu pursues revenge against everyone who destroyed her first life.
Yet the partner she meant to use may become the one man willing to share both his throne and his years with her.
The Sisters’ Marriage Swap: Glory Across Two Lives
Just before the bridal sedan entered our gates, my elder sister suddenly changed her mind.
She ripped the hairpins and ornaments from her head and hurled them at me along with her round silk fan.
Before the assembled guests, she accused me in a shrill voice.
“Shen Zhi, stop putting on those seductive airs!”
“You needn’t waste any more effort trying to seduce His Highness the Crown Prince.
I’m giving this marriage to you!”
With those few sentences, I became a shameless woman who had tried to seduce her own brother-in-law.
The looks in the ladies’ and young misses’ eyes gradually turned knowing.
I staggered back in disbelief, tears spilling down my cheeks.
Choking on a sob, I asked, “Has your heart perhaps been captured by another man, Sister?”
“If so, our entire household ought to enter the palace and plead guilty, begging His Majesty’s forgiveness.”
“How could we play at swapping sisters for their marriages and commit the crime of deceiving the emperor?”