Female Protagonist
When I Stopped Controlling My Boyfriend
My possessiveness has always been off the charts.
Luckily, my boyfriend is the obedient type—his phone open to me anytime, reporting in around the clock, and keeping two meters away from every passing dog.
But a voice calling itself “the System” appears in my head: the male lead doesn’t love me, and I’m just a control-freak extra who should leave.
I brush it off—until Xie Ji really starts acting strange, and I find a diary entry that chills my blood.
My possessiveness evaporates in an instant, and I run away that very night.
Three days later, the System comes online, sobbing: the female lead who tried to help me escape has been kidnapped by the man I once thought I knew.
Me: ?
Snow at Mount Wu
I had transmigrated over a decade ago, and my face-slapping counterattack System finally arrived, late as ever.
By then, I was already the Empress.
“Host,” the System said, “first mission: the maidservant slaps the young miss.”
I gazed at the young miss’s grave and couldn’t help but laugh out loud.
Bewitched by a Wicked Beauty
I was the widow everyone despised.
One summer night, I went out intending to seduce Censor Zhang, only to be stopped by the Crown Prince.
He bent to my ear and murmured, ‘Aunt, am I not good enough for you?’
Oh, he was good.
Just rather exhausting.
Slaying the Immortals
Bai Zhi is only an herb-gathering mortal until the spoiled disciple Cui Fuling burns her family alive and an immortal sect dismisses their deaths as the loss of mere insects.
Forced into the very sect that protects her enemy, Bai Zhi awakens a sealed Chaos Spiritual Root and endures every humiliation while secretly sharpening her sword.
When she returns as Xie Zhi, lost daughter of the legendary cultivator Xie Lan, a stolen poisoned herb and a forbidden master-disciple romance become the weapons that bring Spirit Sword Sect to its knees.
But revenge is only the first step, for ascension reveals that her missing parents—and enemies from an even greater world—are still waiting above.
The Moon Never Returns
“Fine. I’ll marry him.” I raised my hand from behind the other princesses.
Father had many daughters, but his favorite was Princess Changning, his eldest and the only daughter born to the Empress.
I was the most inconspicuous of them all; Father had probably forgotten I existed.
Ballad of the Purple Bamboo
Liu Yin survives by refusing to be ashamed: after her husband sells her, her song wins Prince Chen’s favor and carries her from the streets into the heart of imperial power.
Between a calculating prince, a brilliant consort, a former husband who never stopped protecting her, and a court that despises her origins, she learns to turn every humiliation into leverage.
When death leaves her holding the imperial brush, the woman once dismissed as secondhand goods must defend a child emperor and rule a realm that never meant to make room for her.
Cherish Her Until Spring Comes
My stepmother was a hopeless romantic with an unusually clear head.
Over nine years, she invested in a hundred men.
Every last investment failed—my father included.
After placing third in the imperial examination, he was snatched up as a son-in-law right beneath the honors board.
When the news reached Gaoyou, my grandmother was beside herself with joy.
She promptly threw both my stepmother and me out of the house.
“It’s all right,” my stepmother said.
“I’ll find you another father.”
“Haven’t men cheated you badly enough?” I asked.
She took my hand and strode on.
“What is there to fear?”
“Whoever I love, I love with everything I have!”
And she meant it.
On the day she finally avenged her family, her passion kept the Duke of Zheng from leaving his bed for three days.
The Yin-Yang Twins
My younger sister and I were twins—the legendary Yin-Yang twins.
The uglier I became, the prettier she grew.
The worse my grades were, the better hers became.
The weaker my body was, the healthier she grew.
One waned as the other waxed, like two ends of a scale.
So our parents decided to sacrifice me and pour everything they had into raising one perfect daughter.
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.
Dreams of Huizhou
I am the wealthiest imperial merchant in Huizhou.
On the day of my coming-of-age ceremony, a man came to claim me as his bride, saying, “Miss Jin, I’m afraid you cannot safeguard your vast fortune alone.”
Before I could answer, dozens of neighbors charged out brandishing clubs.
“You think you can force a Huizhou girl into marriage? Dream on!”