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The Lady and Her Kunlun Slave
My mistress kept a Kunlun slave.
Even after she married, she found ways to keep him at her side.
Later, she conceived what was to be her husband’s legitimate son, and spent her pregnancy pampered like a princess.
But when her ten months were up, the baby she bore was black.
Every maid and midwife who attended the birth vanished that night.
My elder sister was among them.
That night, the birthing room floor was slick and scarlet, as though it had been washed in blood.
By dawn, the black infant carried out of that room had become a white one.
Having borne the first legitimate son, my mistress was given control of the household.
I was quick-witted enough to offer her schemes, to have servants beaten and old women punished.
I helped secure her position as mistress of the house, and rose to become a first-rank maid.
Behind my back, the servants called me her dog.
When I heard, I merely curved my lips in a smile.
I meant to be a dog, all right.
A mad dog that killed its master.
The Lady Makeover Project
Ever since I was little, I’ve loved putting on airs.
Every day, I posted online about my life as a Young Miss.
Then one day, a video I posted of my mansion blew up-and attracted a whole crowd of real heiresses.
They dug up the truth: my card was expired, the house was a stolen photo, and the car was rented.
One real heiress posted a screenshot of her WeChat balance and commented, “Want me to transfer you some?”
I immediately slid into her DMs.
“Really, sis?”
“I never imagined you’d be not only rich and beautiful, but kindhearted too.”
The Lady of the House
Chapter 0
I am the mistress of the Marquis’s Manor, serene and detached as a chrysanthemum.
Aside from me, there are two favored concubines in the household.
As the main wife, my daily duties include chanting sutras in the ancestral hall and mediating the disputes between those two concubines. Among them:
The second, Jiaoniang, was born a courtesan, with a naturally seductive air.
The third, Wenniang, is a sweet girl from a modest family, gentle and understanding.
As for my husband, Marquis Wenchang Gu Jinyan, he is accustomed to sleeping with the second and sharing his heart with the third.
With me, however, things are so tepid we may as well be brother and sister.
The Lady Who Commands Ghosts
The general saved a woman.
Then he asked me to surrender my place as his lawful wife.
I held the divorce paper and laughed coldly.
“Gu Nianwu, success has gone to your head.”
You may command a thousand troops, but I command ten thousand ghosts.
Without me, where would all your glorious victories have come from?
The Last Bride of Shen Mansion
I married into an ancient manor. My husband was handsome and gentle, spending every day personally selecting hairpins and picking out dresses for me.
Later, I discovered the manor’s secret, and my eyes welled with tears of terror.
He said, “You’re trembling. It’s not because you’re afraid of me, is it?”
“It’s alright. You just haven’t adjusted yet. I’ll teach you, slowly…”
The Last Moon
Everyone knows I am merely a stand-in for the Northern Liang Crown Prince’s true love.
To coax a smile from him, I would don his beloved’s favorite dancing silks and dance until my feet were raw with bloody blisters.
To shield him from harm, I would take an assassin’s blade without a second thought.
The Crown Prince once remarked, “In the bedchamber, she at least has some use.”
The people sneered at me: “How shameless, doing anything just to claw her way to the title of Crown Princess.”
I remained silent, as I always have.
Because-
The Crown Prince? He is a substitute, too.
The Leased Wife
To raise the bride price for my brother, my parents sold me to a system.
I would be sent into a historical romance novel.
Complete its mission, and I would receive 300,000 yuan.
The good news was that the system offered me a special ability.
The bad news was that it was called “Guaranteed to Bear Sons.”
When I frowned, the system spoke.
[Host, the ability I’ve given you is exceptionally useful in ancient times.]
Only after I arrived did I learn that the novel was called The Leased Wife.
Its heroine was hired out to wealthy households to bear them sons, one after another.
The silver she earned paid for her husband’s examinations and official career.
In the end, he rose to prominence, and she emerged triumphant, an officially titled lady.
The system told me: [There are only two mandatory conditions for completing the mission—] [First: retain your status as a leased wife and give birth to three sons.]
[Second: help your husband become an official of the first rank.]
[Fail either condition, and you will be erased.]
[You have no more than ten years in this world, Host.
Good luck.]
I listened, my eyes darkening.
“Nothing else matters?”
The system was in a hurry to collect its next host.
[Correct.
Nothing else matters.]
I gave a cold laugh.
An idea was taking root.
If I wanted to return to the modern world, I had no choice but to complete the mission.
But if I had to swallow my disgust and do these things, I would not suffer the humiliation for nothing.
I would use it to climb into power and destroy this vile practice of wife leasing.
Even if it was only a fictional institution in a novel.
It was feudal, twisted, and brutal, built on women’s blood and tears.
It should never have existed.
The Lesbian Heroine Is Flirting with the Second Female Lead Again
The System orders her to win over the male lead, but there is one tiny problem: she is a lesbian.
When the mission finally changes to the aloof, brilliant second female lead, she throws herself into courtship with all the subtlety of a guided missile—and gets kicked into a bush for her trouble.
Between library dates, disastrous gorilla costumes, a hopelessly idiotic male lead, and an armed kidnapping, her target remains convinced that every romantic gesture is part of a scheme to pursue the wrong person.
She may not realize when she has succeeded, but across worlds, explosions, doctoral degrees, and one scandalous graduation photo, her wifey keeps choosing her anyway.
The Liberation of Lu Yi
When we loved each other most, Jiang Shen and I promised ourselves three lifetimes together.
Perhaps our hearts were too sincere in that moment, for Heaven actually granted our wish.
In our first life, he and I walked hand in hand through the innocence of youth, stopping only one step short of marriage.
In our second, he was reborn as the Crown Prince, second only to the emperor and above all others, while I became the daughter of an impoverished family. I was imprisoned deep within the palace; he galloped across the battlefield.
In our third, the wheel of fortune turned, and it was I who became the sovereign.
Three lives, three lifetimes. How romantic—and how terribly long.
Long enough for me to become meat beneath another’s knife. Long enough for me to become the butcher.
And long enough for me to be born anew.
The Lie of Platonic Love
My boyfriend insisted on a Platonic relationship, believing that carnal desire was a sin.
Just for trying to kiss him, he sent me away for “spiritual purification.”
The purification worked.
I no longer felt any desire for him.
However, my desire for other men doubled.
Later, as he stared at the hickey on my collarbone, he started acting like a lunatic in public again.
“Must you insist on falling into the abyss of sin?!”
His friend pulled me onto his lap, kissing my hand with a smirk. “I’ve committed a crime. Why don’t you call the police and have me arrested?”