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After Betraying the Royal Family, the Empress Sister Regretted
Su Wan was the "most useless" sister of Su Mo, Empress of Da Jing—born with fragile meridians that made even holding a sword impossible, yet she insisted on following her sister to the battlefield. She was shot by an enemy arrow and nearly died, only to be scolded as "good for nothing" and confined to the Cold Palace for three years. Three years later, to win over Northern Yan, the Empress decided to marry her off to the Northern Yan质子—someone who had saved her but whom she had deliberately distanced herself from. Su Wan finally snapped: on the eve of the wedding, she burned her bridal gown, left a letter saying "I won't be my sister's pawn," and betrayed the royal family. The Empress thought she wouldn't care, but when there were no more familiar osmanthus cakes on her desk at night, no more hot tea quietly added while reviewing memorials, and no more figure waiting for her return on the city wall, she realized Su Wan had long been etched into her bones. She sent hidden guards to search the entire kingdom and finally found Su Wan running a tavern in a small Jiangnan town—the little princess who once feared killing a chicken was now smiling as she counted money for customers, still wearing the jade bracelet the Empress had given her. When the Empress walked into the tavern in plain clothes, Su Wan looked up, and her voice cracked: "Wanwan, I... regret it."
After She Cheated, I Took My Father-in-Law to Catch Her Red-Handed
Lin Chuan, married for three years, stumbles upon evidence of his wife Zhou Wanwan’s infidelity. Just as he hesitates to confront her, his usually stern father-in-law Zhou Jianguo arrives—red-eyed, he admits he’d long sensed his daughter’s secrets but stayed silent, guilt-ridden over forcing their marriage years ago. United by grievance and anger, they stake out the hotel where Zhou Wanwan meets her lover. Yet when the elevator doors open, out walk not only Zhou Wanwan, but also Lin Chuan’s boss! This joint sting isn’t just about exposing his wife’s lies; it’s about facing double betrayal—from both his wife and his career. Every step holds an unexpected, piercing twist.
Marry to Part
To save her critically ill brother, Su Wan is forced into a "three-month contract marriage" with business tycoon Luo Yi, agreeing that "once the term ends, we go our separate ways." Yet Luo Yi's gentle gestures—feeding her warm soup, shielding her from unwanted drinks, even secretly paying her brother's medical bills—slowly break down Su Wan's resolve to keep the marriage "temporary." Just as she's about to fall for him, Luo Yi's "first love" returns with a real marriage certificate, revealing a shocking truth: this "fake marriage" was never fake… it was Luo Yi's elaborate plan all along?
Rebirth: After Being Disfigured and My Family Executed, I Will Overturn the Court
In her previous life, Su Wanqing, the daughter of the prime minister's mansion, was framed for treason after exposing powerful officials' embezzlement of military funds—she was forced to drink disfiguring poison and her entire family of 300 was beheaded in public. She died with hatred on the execution ground, vowing to make her enemies pay. Unexpectedly, she woke up reborn on the night before her 16th coming-of-age ceremony! This time, she’s no longer a pushover: pretending to be naive to gain enemies' trust while secretly gathering evidence of their crimes. She even approaches Xiao Jingheng, the regent who ignored her family’s destruction in her past life. She plans to use his power to overthrow the court and take revenge one by one. But as they grow closer, she discovers Xiao Jingheng has long seen through her disguise—and he holds a shocking secret related to her rebirth...