Her Spring, Summer, and Autumn

Riding Against the Tide: Chasing the Golden Scales

Desperate teenager Lin Yue scrapes by on a dilapidated fishing boat while caring for his frail younger sister, enduring constant disdain. An accidental haul brings him a rare grouper worth millions—his lifeline, but it triggers greed from all sides: a dock boss wants to seize the fish, former bullies try to take credit, and a mysterious supernatural organization targets the extraordinary catch. Fighting against all odds with his sister, Lin Yue uses his wits and sibling bond to unlock his hidden mystical talents, rising to a wealthy tycoon and finding true love who stands by him through storms, completely rewriting his once-lost fate.

2 months ago

Transmigrated to the 80s: My Spatial Spirit Spring Secret Is Exposed

Su Wan transmigrated into a rural daughter-in-law in the 1980s after staying up late reading a novel, binding a spatial spirit spring that grows top-quality fruits and vegetables. She planned to get rich quietly, but her secret was almost exposed when she gave a spirit spring pear to Gu Ting, the feverish ex-soldier next door—a冷峻 yet gentle man. Instead of exposing her, Gu Ting helped her cover up the flaw of "the pear appearing out of nowhere" without a word. Since then, Gu Ting became her "secret guardian": he shielded her from villagers' doubts about "magical fruits and vegetables," accompanied her to open a cooperative with the spirit spring, and even turned the tables on the novel's villain who tried to expose her spatial secret with evidence he had long collected. When Su Wan thought she had hidden well, Gu Ting took out a crumpled "transmigration notebook" and smiled—he had known she wasn't the original Su Wan from the first time he saw her watering vegetables with the spirit spring, and he had decided to guard her, turning the tough 1980s life into their exclusive sweet love fairy tale.

9 months ago

Transmigrated to the Famine Year: Saving Twins at the Start

Lin Wan transmigrated into a tenant farmer’s daughter in a famine year, so poor she couldn’t even snatch a chaff cake. One day, she picked up two twins on the verge of freezing and starving in a broken temple. She planned to raise them just to get by, but the jade lock around their necks attracted masked pursuers—they are the surviving heirs of the exterminated Southern Liang royal family! To protect the kids, Lin used modern agricultural knowledge to grow high-yield potatoes and make sugarcane syrup for food, only to be dragged into the royal restoration plot. The cold-faced General Gu Zhao appeared suddenly, seemingly to “take the kids away,” but he’s actually the leader of the hidden guards tasked with protecting the royal family years ago. From confrontation to fighting side by side, Lin not only rose from poverty to become the “imperially appointed godmother” through the kids, but also warmed Gu Zhao’s cold heart in the chaotic world—turns out what the famine can’t bury is not just the courage to reverse fate, but also the love hidden in the shadows of swords.

11 months ago