Reincarnation
When There Is Wind in Secret Love
Wei Ze’s first love got divorced after her husband cheated on her.
Without a moment’s hesitation, he broke up with me and posted to his social media feed:
“I really wish I could go back eight years and change Xu Nianxia’s fate so she never married that scumbag.”
Xu Nianxia was the woman he had never stopped pining for.
Later, he and I both traveled back in time to eight years ago.
He set out to change his first love’s fate of marrying a scumbag.
I set out to change my fate of being with him.
My Phoenix Emperor
When I was a child, I fought with wild dogs for food. On the verge of starvation, someone shared half a steamed bun with me.
To repay his kindness, I disguised myself as a boy and stayed by his side as a servant.
This man was once the most noble Crown Prince of the dynasty.
One day, he fell from grace, reduced to ruin, and was humiliated and trampled by his lifelong enemy.
Later, he became the mad emperor whom everyone feared.
Yet on a snowy night, he took his own life, and before his death, pleaded desperately:
“Yunling, don’t look at me… I’m so filthy.”
When I opened my eyes again, time had rewound twenty years.
The Imperial Tutor harbored the ambitions of a Wolf, the general eyed the throne like a tiger, and the imperial brother plotted in secret.
Only the Little Highness remained innocent and pure, completely unaware.
In this life, I have come only to protect him.
Bamboo Heart
Young General Yan was having a spat with the girl who held his heart.
During the night banquet, he had hidden a stem of Evening Magnolia.
He declared that whoever found that flower would become the General’s Wife.
The noble ladies all turned their heads, scanning the room to see where the Evening Magnolia had landed. I remained silent.
I simply used my foot to quietly kick away the flower lying behind my seat.
A moment later, Yan Ci’s nonchalant voice rang out. “I wonder which lady has picked up my flower?”
A Small Matter About Spring
On the day I died, Xiao Xu was about to make another woman his empress.
He came to the Cold Palace, hoping I would swallow my pride and yield to him. What greeted him was only my ice-cold corpse.
For reasons no one could explain, Xiao Xu broke down. He did one deranged thing after another, and every day he wept blood before my grave.
In the end, he got his wish and was reborn a thousand years later.
In the twenty-first century, Xiao Xu and I were classmates.
He was still dazzling. Still exceptional.
He was looking for me.
But he didn’t know that I had been reborn too, with all my memories intact.
Red Carp Calamity
Before the Divine Lord descended to the mortal realm to undergo his trials, he gave me his Little Carp as a love token.
To my surprise, the carp leaped out of the fish tank and followed him into the mortal world.
In my panic, I followed suit. Eighteen years later, amidst a vast expanse of heavy snow.
Standing atop the city walls, Crown Prince Wei fired an arrow that pierced straight through my bridal sedan.
“Yue Nu, it is you who are shameless, insisting on marrying me. I already have someone in my heart.”
The woman in red he held in his arms was that very Carp Spirit. I knew mortals could not see through her disguise.
To help him complete his trials, I stepped out of the sedan and entered the Wei Palace on foot.
Three years later, the Carp Spirit became pregnant, triggering a Heavenly Punishment.
Believing slanderous lies, Crown Prince Wei had me bound to the city walls to endure eighteen strikes of Heavenly Thunder in her stead.
At that moment, my heart turned to ash. I summoned Siming Jun. “Siming, it is time to return to the Nine Heavens.”
A Splendor Reclaimed
My husband brought home a child.
I raised him as my own, teaching him poetry, books, and proper etiquette.
I molded him into a noble young gentleman skilled in both letters and arms.
Years later, when he had risen to the highest ranks of court, he locked me away in a dark dungeon.
With both hands, he crushed my jaw. “My birth mother was Shuang’er, the woman you murdered.”
“A venomous woman like you thinks she deserves to be my mother?”
My husband stood by and watched, his palms pressed together in prayer.
“Shuang’er, may your spirit finally rest in peace.”
After being tortured to death, I was reborn.
Faced with the child my husband had brought home, I still smiled and said, “Of course. From now on, he will be my own son.”
This Life for You
I stayed by his side from his impoverished youth until he held the world in his palm.
Yet, I was forced to watch as he elevated my half-sister to the status of equal wife and executed my entire family.
I met a miserable end. Given a second chance at life, I watch as his back bows in defeat, his body trembling with regret.
I burn our marriage contract. I wish him a meteoric rise and a boundless future.
A boundless future, without me.
Guanyin Crossing the Mortal World
The emperor died too soon, and I became Empress Dowager at a young age.
To secure my son’s throne, I had no choice but to yield to the Prince Regent and become his illicit lover.
Later, when my son came of age, he finally reclaimed imperial power.
I sent the Prince Regent to the underworld with a cup of poisoned wine.
But I never imagined the Prince Regent had poisoned me as well.
As I coughed up blood in agony, he held me tightly in his arms and laughed madly in my ear: “If we die, we die together. Once we’re dead, we can be reborn together.”
Our blood mingled, and neither of us met a good end.
Before I died, through the haze, I thought: I had been such a pathetic Empress Dowager.
I had never lived a single good day.
If I truly could be reborn, I would stay far, far away from those two: the short-lived ghost and the madman.
But I did not get to be reborn into another life. Instead, I was reborn at the palace banquet where marriages were decreed.
The Crown Prince was about to hand the one and only Phoenix-patterned Jade Pendant to the woman he loved.
His gaze lingered on my face for an instant, as if he had made up his mind to give the pendant to me.
The next moment, I lowered my head and shifted slightly aside, letting him see Song Xiuying behind me clearly.
She was the one who had shared life and death with him in my previous life.
A Thread of Fate: Reclaiming My Brother
I was in the middle of feeding the pigs in my village when I suddenly saw a Danmaku.
[Is this bystander the villain’s younger sister?]
[She still thinks she’s an orphan. She has no idea that the villainous Chancellor is actually the brother she got separated from back then.]
[It’s a pity the villain lost to the male lead. He’s about to hang himself.]
[The villain only became an official to find his sister in the first place. If they could just meet once, maybe he wouldn’t have to die.]
What?!
I immediately sold my pigs to scrape together some travel money and rushed to the Capital overnight.
I knocked on the gates of the Prime Minister’s Mansion.
A pale man draped in a heavy cloak stood at the entrance, his gaze deep and haunting.
I lunged forward and threw my arms around his legs, wailing, “Brother! Wang Ergou from the village is trying to force me to marry him!”
The Survival Rules of a Villainess
My father was famous throughout the surrounding villages for being a good man.
One freezing winter during a famine, he gave the last of our rice to a mother and child passing by.
After they left, they told everyone they met that my family still had grain.
The starving refugees, driven mad by hunger, came to our door to steal it, only to find an empty rice jar.
Humiliated and enraged, they forced my three-year-old sister into their arms and carried her away.
“If there’s no rice, then your daughter will do!”
I ran after them. In the end, all I found in the ruined temple was my sister’s mangled remains.
When I returned home, my father wailed through his tears, “I was trying to save people! It’s not my fault… That was just her fate!”
He saved someone else. In the end, my sister died, and I died too, in the bitter winter when I was fifteen.
When I opened my eyes again, I saw my father handing the freshly cooked rice to that mother and child.
I picked up the flower hoe beside me and stepped up behind him.