Blazing Years

After Transmigrating as the Fourth Mistress, I Found the Marshal Is Also a Transmigrator

Lin Xiaoman, a modern office worker, stayed up late binge-watching a Republican-era drama and accidentally transmigrated into the most neglected fourth mistress of the Marshal’s Mansion. Just as she was figuring out how to survive the inner mansion struggles, she caught the cold-faced Marshal Gu Jingshen secretly using an old-fashioned phone to search for “how to prevent assassins in the Republic of China”—he was a transmigrated programmer! From mutual suspicion to forming a “modern fellow alliance,” they used toilet cleaner as “Western magic medicine” to trick the second mistress who targeted the fourth mistress, distracted the jewelry-stealing maid with instant noodle aroma, and secretly investigated the ten-year-old treasure clue in the mansion. The process is full of laughs, and they slowly developed affection while fighting side by side. But just as they were about to find the treasure, the villains in the mansion discovered their transmigration secret…

1 month ago

The Milky Way as My Crown

Su Wanxing, daughter of the Kingdom Protector General, sees her family wrongfully executed for treason. She escapes, disguises herself as herbalist "Xiao Yao," and infiltrates the household of Murong Xun—a hostage prince from Northern Yan—to find evidence of her father's innocence. Unbeknownst to her, Murong Xun is actually the crown prince of Daye, feigning frailty while plotting to reclaim his throne. From mutual manipulation to deep affection: she uses her medical skills to save him from assassinations, and he helps her unearth the truth behind her family's downfall. When Su finally clears her father's name, Murong has unified Daye. At their coronation, he places a crown studded with night pearls (resembling the Milky Way) on her head: "This vast kingdom is mine, but you—you are my galaxy." From a fugitive orphan to a powerful empress, from a hostage to an emperor, their journey of counterattack and love becomes a legendary tale where the galaxy is her crown and the kingdom his betrothal gift.

3 months ago

I Just Played an Otome Game, Why Is Blue Star Under Martial Law?

Otaku Lin Xiaoman stayed up late playing the otome game *Star Path Love Song*. Just as she clicked the option to “confirm relationship with Gu Huai,” the screen suddenly burst into blue light—Gu Huai, the interstellar commander from the game, actually appeared in her living room! The next second, a news push popped up: “Blue Star detects unknown interstellar energy, full martial law!” Lin Xiaoman instantly became a “suspect hiding an alien,” using the excuse of a “distant cousin” to fend off the community aunt checking on her, while helping Gu Huai learn to order takeout with a phone and avoid surveillance. But the more they got along, the more shocked she was: Gu Huai wasn’t data—he was a real commander from a starship. Because of Lin Xiaoman’s choice to “take a bullet for him” in the game, he broke through the dimensional wall to find her. When the signal of interstellar pursuers locked onto the apartment and martial law escalated to building lockdown, Lin Xiaoman had to face the cruelest choice: let Gu Huai return to his interstellar battlefield, or stay with him and withstand the “anomaly elimination” of the entire Blue Star?

3 months ago

Execution Day Time Travel: The Slave Kids I Raised Became Titans

At the execution ground, Zhou Xiulian watched her four stepchildren in suits and military uniforms—Lu Chuan (political heavyweight), Lu Ming (military legend), Lu Yang (business tycoon), Lu Yao (medical prodigy)—pronounce her death sentence for "ten years of abusing stepchildren" with icy eyes. The second before the gunshot, she woke up ten years earlier, on the night her husband died in battle: the four kids huddled in the firewood shed, Lu Chuan’s face swollen (from her morning slap), Lu Ming’s leg bleeding (from her wooden stick), Lu Yang holding a torn arithmetic book, Lu Yao’s fingertip with a stuck needle. This time, she hugged the trembling Lu Chuan, gave her dowry gold bracelet to Lu Yang for a new arithmetic book, carried Lu Ming ten miles overnight to a doctor, and knelt three days to beg an old physician to take Lu Yao as an apprentice. When the clan mocked her "wasting time on stepkids," she touched Lu Chuan’s frostbitten hand: "I once treated them like slaves—now I’ll treat them like treasures." Later, Lu Chuan burst in with the provincial top scholar certificate, Lu Ming knelt at her feet with a first-class merit medal, Lu Yang shouted "Mom" during his company’s IPO, and Lu Yao threw herself into her arms with an international medical award—those slave kids she once ordered around had truly become titans at the top of the pyramid.

4 months ago

All Under the Sovereign

The young emperor ascends the throne amidst universal deference, yet is imprisoned by the iron rule that "no subject may look upon the Son of Heaven." But when an audacious royal guard meets his gaze and a painting restorer's daughter steals into his chambers at midnight, their forbidden presence cracks his isolated world. Passion collides with duty as veiled threats emerge from courtiers. In the chaos of a coup, the guard reveals his true mission as the emperor's secret watcher, while the artisan girl unsheathes her dagger—not for assassination, but to shield him from the assassins sent by her own homeland. A deadly chess game of love and betrayal ignites as blades pierce through imperial robes.

7 months ago

Pillar of the Great Xia

As the Great Xia Dynasty teeters on collapse, low-born general Wei Zheng forms an unlikely alliance with Su Li, the scheming daughter of a powerful chancellor. The warrior with vengeance in his blood and the noblewoman hiding dark secrets navigate court intrigues and battlefield flames. But when Wei discovers Su's connection to the massacre that destroyed his village, their bloodstained pact faces ultimate betrayal. Can love survive when the pillar of the nation is built on lies?

1 year ago