I'm Really Not the God of War

I Can't Escape After Flirting With The Villain

Su Xiao transmigrated into a sweet romance novel as a short-lived cannon fodder. To survive, she mustered the courage to flirt with Fu Siyan, the ruthless villain—only if he falls for her can she change her fate. But when she tried to run away with a return ticket, she found Fu Siyan had uncovered all her secrets: the strategy manual she hid, the escape routes she researched, everything was in his hands. Worse still, the man who was supposed to be cold-hearted held her waist and smiled: "Flirted with me then want to leave? Su Xiao, what you owe me—you have to pay it back with your whole life."

4 months ago

My Ex-Boyfriend Suddenly Became My Boss

Lin Xiaoman, a corporate drone, had just been “reasonably dumped” by her ex-boyfriend Lu Jingchuan. She was hiding at her desk licking her wounds when, the next day, she saw him walk into the company in a tailored suit—he was the new group president! What’s worse, Lu Jingchuan’s first order was to transfer her to the president’s office as an assistant, claiming it was to “enhance her core business capabilities.” Facing her ex’s “deliberate entanglement,” Lin Xiaoman tried to avoid the memories while being forced to accept his “exclusive care”: hot cocoa during overtime, a temperature-controlled umbrella on rainy days, even blocking a client’s drinking party for her… Until she found their old couple bracelet in Lu Jingchuan’s drawer, she learned the truth about their breakup—he had to take over the family business on the brink of bankruptcy and left her忍痛 to avoid dragging her down. When the “domineering president” drops his disguise and reveals the fragile heart he’s hidden for three years, how will Lin Xiaoman respond to this “late confession”?

4 months ago

I Collect Antiques in the Famine Years

Lin Xiaoman, a modern antique restorer, accidentally travels back to the famine-stricken Republic of China era. Endowed with the ability to 'sense the memories of antiques,' she frantically collects relics scattered in the war—an Ming Dynasty bronze Buddha in a ruined temple, a Song Dynasty celadon hidden in a pawnshop, a Qing Dynasty jade ruyi in a warlord's mansion. She's determined to save these 'talking cultural roots' from the flames of war. But just after acquiring a blood-stained celadon vase, she's pinned against a wall in an alley by Gu Yanzhi, the cold young marshal of a warlord faction: 'Where did you steal the anti-enemy secret letter in this vase?' Lin Xiaoman has to lie about 'communicating with antique spirits' to cover up, while dealing with Gu Yanzhi's relentless pursuit. Worse still, she must carry those 'national memories'—more precious than gold—on her fragile shoulders in a famine-stricken land full of starving people. When the 'crazy woman guarding antiques' meets the 'cold marshal investigating intelligence,' their fates, along with the secret letter in the celadon vase, are already entangled in the national bond of the war-torn era.

5 months ago

Grant Me the Laurel

Lin Wanyi, a girl from a poor family, disguises herself as a man to take the imperial exam in the capital—only by winning the top scholar (plucking the laurel) can she present her father's wrongful death case to the emperor. But she immediately crosses paths with Gu Zhaoyuan, a nobleman who sees through her disguise at a glance. Instead of exposing her, he secretly helps her deal with biased examiners and enemy plots. Just as Lin Wanyi is on the verge of becoming the top scholar, Gu Zhaoyuan's identity as the emperor's secret guard is revealed, and her female identity is targeted by villains. Will she stick to her obsession of clearing her father's name, or give up her long-planned scheme for Gu Zhaoyuan?

5 months ago