Second Chance
None Compare to the One I Once Loved
I never expected that I would accidentally end up becoming colleagues with my ex-husband. After all, it had only been three months since we finally ended our miserable three-year marriage-a marriage that was nothing but mutual torture.
Golden Fortune Hall
My brother, who had achieved fame at a young age, had his hands ruined by someone.
He could no longer sit for the Imperial Examination.
Every business venture he attempted ended in failure.
He lost everything, falling into absolute ruin.
Left with no other choice, My brother married a woman with a hideous face.
But all of this-every bit of it-had been orchestrated by her.
The tragedies that befell my entire family All stemmed from her obsessive, twisted love for my brother.
Fortunately, I have been reborn.
Princess’s Journey: Morning Flowers, Evening Harvest
In my previous life, a woman armed with a conquest system won over my parents, my brothers, and my fiance one after another.
They adored her, indulged her, and let everything go her way until she stood at the height of favor.
As for me, everyone despised me.
I was imprisoned in a secluded palace alley for life, forbidden to take even half a step beyond its gates.
Only after I died did I learn that she had come from another world, and that every bit of my suffering fed her luck. Reborn, I traded away a lifetime of love for a single wish.
The Bodhisattva asked me, “What do you want?”
I whispered, “I want everyone she targets to know that she is here only to conquer them.”
And from that moment on, they could all hear her conquest alerts.
My Darling
During the year of our purest love, Chen Ming and I shared a kiss in front of everyone when we won the Zhengfa Cup debate competition.
But later, when our son was diagnosed with autism, we both came to regret it.
After ten years of love, the wear and tear of life had transformed us from a match made in heaven into a pair of bitter rivals.
Time skipped forward to our son’s fifth birthday.
Chen Ming and I were in the car, arguing once again over our child’s illness.
Right in front of our son, we cursed each other, screaming for the other to drop dead.
The next second, an out-of-control heavy truck barreled toward us.
Chen Ming went against his instincts and jerked the steering wheel to the right, but the violent impact swallowed all the shouting and cursing anyway.
When I woke up again, we were back on the day we won the Zhengfa Cup.
This time, facing a stadium full of cheering and jeering, we pretended we barely knew each other.
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?”
Mengyu
Mengyu was the last daughter of the Gu Family still waiting to be wed. Her two older sisters had both married poorly.
One had been wed to a scion of a prominent family who was riddled with venereal disease.
The other had married a rising star from a humble background who favored his concubines and mistreated his wife.
When it was finally her turn, the prospects were even worse.
She was bound by a betrothal made back when the Gu Family had yet to find success-a childhood engagement to a poor scholar.
With a fierce mother-in-law, a spiteful sister-in-law, and a spineless husband awaiting her, even Mengyu’s parents felt too ashamed to ask her to go through with it.
Yet, Mengyu spoke with gentle composure. “There is no need for you to be troubled, Mother, Father. From what I can see, all men in this world are the same. What difference does it make who I marry?”
After My Husband Became a God
On our wedding day, my husband suddenly ascended to godhood.
Just like in my previous life, he offered me a mountain of heavenly treasures out of guilt.
Back then, I refused to take them, stubbornly insisting on following him.
Later, in the boundless, lonely Immortal Realm, I endured endless suffering.
It ended when the goddess who loved him tricked me into jumping off Reincarnation Cliff.
As my body perished and my soul flickered out, Xie Yunji didn’t even spare me a single glance.
When I opened my eyes again, my husband had become a god once more.
He still feared I would cling to him, his brow furrowed with impatience. “I carry a divine mandate; I cannot be tethered by the private feelings of one person.”
“You are a mortal. How could you possibly enter the Immortal Realm?” I stared at him for a long time before finally speaking.
“I’m not going to the Immortal Realm anymore. You can go.”
Fateful Encounter with Qingya
After being reborn, I met Song Shixing again.
He was slumped at the end of an alley, covered in wounds and barely clinging to life.
I knew that in three years, he would become the ruler who stood at the pinnacle of the world.
And I would be his empress. Power and riches would all be within my grasp.
But this time, I didn’t want to save him.
Song Shixing, in this life, I don’t want anything to do with you ever again.
Endless Green in the Deep Courtyard
I waited bitterly for Qu Huang for three years, only to receive a letter of divorce.
When the message arrived, I was still wiping down his bedridden mother.
It was March, and the late spring cold had returned, yet I was drenched in sweat from exhaustion.
My hands shook so badly I could barely take the thin silk letter the attendant handed me.
“Where is my husband?”
“The young master has already arrived in the front hall.”
I sighed, set down the damp towel in my hand, and smoothed back the stray hair at my temples.
“Very well. I’ll go with you.”
An Inch of Longing
Marquis Dingbei, Lu Chenzhou, had three wishes in life. First, a smooth career in court. Second, a prosperous household. Third, to marry the woman he loved. The first two were within easy reach. Only the third remained beyond him-unattainable, forbidden, inescapable. They said another man’s wife was not to be taken. But what if that woman was the wife he had divorced in his previous life?