Forced Marriage
Has the Top Scholar Found His Wife Yet?
I married the childhood sweetheart my elder sister refused to wed after his family fell on hard times.
From the day we married, I devoted myself to running our home.
We treated each other with courtesy.
When Ling Yan placed first in the imperial examinations, everyone congratulated me.
My years of hardship had finally paid off.
Then word came that he had offered a lavish betrothal gift to take my sister as a wife of equal standing.
His words spread through every street: “The eldest Miss Su is radiant and precious.
She deserves to be cherished.
Now that I have won the highest honors, I will never let her suffer the slightest hardship.”
A gifted man and a beautiful woman.
A match made in heaven.
I was the one who deserved to suffer.
That very night, I, the wife who had shared his poverty, packed my bundle and made room for my sister.
I went far away and vanished without a trace.
The newly crowned top scholar searched for his first wife until he was nearly mad, and at last found her in an out-of-the-way corner.
Looking at Ling Yan’s reddened eyes, I asked in bewilderment, “Why were you looking for me?
We never had feelings for each other.”
He stared at me.
Tears rolled from his eyes, but he laughed in anger.
“You’re saying you don’t love me?”
The Coward Who Married a Monster
Gu Lin is a notoriously timid player who survives the Infinite Horror Game only by hiding behind her powerful boyfriend, Li Jingchi.
When a harmless slogan mutates into a world rule and hurls her into an SSS-rank wedding instance, she wakes beside a charred, many-armed entity that insists she is its wife.
To escape, Gu Lin must decode the rules, confront the man who sacrificed her, and decide whether the monster she fears is truly more dangerous than the humans she once trusted.
The Phoenix Chirps
For the ten years my parents were away at war, I was fostered on a country estate and grew up rough around the edges.
I was nothing like the gentle, refined Shen Miaoyi, who had grown up beside them.
She was the daughter of their fallen comrades and had followed my parents to the frontier from the age of six.
“Miaoyi may not be our daughter by blood, but she is dearer to us than one.”
I resented her for stealing my parents.
I resented her for keeping them to herself for ten years without sparing me even one.
So, for once, I fought back and stole her marriage to the Young Prince.
But after Shen Miaoyi married another man, her life turned miserable.
The Young Prince felt guilty and secretly helped her.
A rift opened between us.
I fought back one more time and refused to speak to him until the day I died.
Kneeling beside my bed, he said he regretted it.
“Ningshu, please don’t leave me alone.”
“Once you recover, we can go back to the way we were and ride side by side again…”
I did not want that life anymore.
When I opened my eyes again, I was back on the day my parents were arranging a marriage for Shen Miaoyi.
This time, I spoke first.
“The Young Prince likes powder blue. Sister Miaoyi would look perfect in it.”
Spring Desire
It was my fifth year since transmigrating from a smut novel into ancient times.
My body had been feeling worse and worse.
Then one day, I coughed up a mouthful of blood from my heart.
I knew that if I did not have a man to relieve me, I would die when my body burst apart.
Just then, lines of floating comments suddenly appeared before my eyes.
[The Male Lead has been afflicted with Lust Poison tonight. What a shame the Female Lead hasn’t appeared yet. The Female Supporting Character will have to detoxify him instead.]
The Male Lead was my eldest brother, a man as pure as a clear breeze and bright moon, cold and aloof.
But I was neither the Female Lead, nor the Female Supporting Character, nor Female Character N.
I was only an adopted daughter with the role of Background Character A.
Being Background Character A meant I could do anything.
So under cover of night, dressed in nothing but a layer of gauze,
I secretly slipped into my brother’s room.
Beauty’s Grave
Pei Qi traded cities for a beauty, a grand gesture that became a legendary romance. Unfortunately, I was not that beauty, nor was I Pei Qi; I didn’t even know him.
My husband was merely a soldier defending the city. Because he refused to surrender, he died in that war, though the city was ultimately held.
The following year, when Pei Qi traded cities for his beauty, I became that beauty’s Foot-washing Maid.
My Possessive Husband Lost His Memory
Shao Yuhan lost his memory in a car accident, forgetting the fact that he had once forced me into a relationship through sheer coercion.
As soon as his family found out, they wasted no time in helping him divorce me.
In less than half a day, I found myself standing in a different city, dazed, holding a divorce certificate in one hand and a massive check in the other.
After being subjected to Shao Yuhan’s obsessive, forced love for so long, I felt a strange sense of displacement the moment I finally gained my freedom.
I settled down in this new city and began a quiet, ordinary life.
One day, while out buying groceries, someone suddenly covered my mouth and nose.
When I opened my eyes again, I was in a dark yet familiar basement. A man’s cold, clear voice rang in my ears.
“Be my woman, and I can give you everything you want.”
… Very well. It was exactly the same as back then.
Beyond the Palace Walls
That dog of an emperor ordered me to marry a young eunuch, and I didn’t even blink before agreeing.
Yet, on the night of the wedding, I was tied up and hauled into the emperor’s bedchamber before I even had the chance to remove my bridal veil.
The Night I Became Empress, He Gave Me Poisoned Wine
On the night I was crowned Empress, Lu Yuheng personally handed me a cup of Poisoned Wine. He said that since the Ye Family’s name had been cleared, I should spend one night as a glorious Empress before going to meet my kin with a clean slate. But what he didn’t know was that the most painful wound of my life was never death-it was him.
My Husband Guards His Love, I Forcefully Take Him
On our wedding night, my husband apologized to me.
He said that to defend his true love, I had to take my own life.
“Tell me-poison, a dagger, a noose, or the river? Which do you choose?”
I asked, “Can I choose to die of pleasure?”
Furong Bows No More
Li Furong spends three years saving Xie Qingheng through exile, only to be dismissed before his powerful friends as nothing more than a loyal servant.
When the man who promised her a future breaks his word and forces her into a nameless place in his household, she turns every lesson in survival against him.
Trapped among noblewomen as dangerous as the men who command them, Furong must decide how much of herself she will sacrifice to win the one thing she has always wanted: a life that belongs to her.