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I Transmigrated to a Famine Year and Married a Lame Hunter—Unexpected Happiness

Modern office worker Lin Xiaoman stayed up late on a project and died suddenly, waking up as Su Wan—a girl sold by her family for three liters of rice in an ancient famine year. Staring at Gu Zhao, the lame hunter in patchwork clothes, she clutched a porcelain shard in her sleeve—this wasn’t marriage, it was jumping into a fire pit! But though Gu Zhao had a bad leg, he always saved the tenderest wild rabbit meat for her, polished his only straw shoes shiny for her before hunting, and even fell down a hillside (cutting his head) to pick wild ginger for her stomachache. She used modern wild vegetable knowledge to help him find edible ashweed, and turned old clothes into a backpack to ease his hunting. When the village faced food shortage, Gu Zhao cooked all his hidden millet into porridge while gnawing on tree bark; when she saved half a month’s mending money to buy coarse cloth for his new pants, Gu Zhao hugged her with red eyes: "I never thought anyone would care for me in this life." Turns out, the "lame leg" hides a man who gives all his tenderness in every step; the "hard life" is having someone who saves the last bite of hot food for you in a famine.

7 months ago

Why Mess with Her? She's Cultivated for 10,000 Years!

Lin Chuan, an unemployed office drone, accidentally offends Su Wan—a female immortal who’s been in seclusion for 10,000 years—by stepping on her ancient jade pendant. Braced for death, he’s shocked to find Su Wan is a fish out of water in modern life: chasing delivery riders as “sword-cultivating immortals” for three blocks, or nearly blowing up a convenience store by charging her phone with immortal power. Forced to be her “human translator” to atone, Lin Chuan’s troubles multiply: Su Wan’s ancient enemies track her down to steal her 10,000-year-old immortal essence, and hidden cultivation clans in the city eye her as a “walking treasure.” When Lin Chuan takes a fatal hit for Su Wan, the usually icy immortal panics for the first time: “You mortal—how dare you shield me?” This “offending the immortal” mix-up becomes a collision of two worlds. Can they protect each other amid the urban chaos?

8 months ago

Returning Home for New Year: The Auspicious Dragon and Phoenix

A young couple working in the city returns to their rural hometown for the New Year and unexpectedly discovers a touching family story behind the traditional custom of 'The Auspicious Dragon and Phoenix.' Amid the laughter and joy of the reunion dinner, they rediscover the preciousness of family bonds and the profound depth of their hometown's culture.

1 year ago