Through the Book: Fiery Pursuit in the 80s

After Transmigrating, I Became the Top Villain

Lin Wan stayed up all night finishing the historical novel *Phoenix Cry in Chang'an*, only to wake up as Ye Zhaozhao—the "infamous" top villain in the book and a legitimate daughter of the Zhenguo General's Mansion. In the original plot, she framed the female lead out of jealousy for stealing the crown prince, leading to her entire family's execution. To survive, she decisively tore up the marriage edict, used modern marketing tactics to open grain stores and engage in maritime trade, and became the richest person in the capital in half a year. But who would have thought that Chu Ye, the "cold-blooded" political hostage of the enemy country from the original book, would secretly help her handle assassinations and even say with red eyes under the moonlight, "I've waited for this day for a long time"? When the villain starts "reverse operations," she not only avoids certain death but also gains the favor of the most unlikely person—this time, she's turning the villain script into a "super satisfying" big female lead story!

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You Laughed at My Warning About the Family Execution—Now Why Are You Crying on the Exile Road?

In her past life, Su Wan, the legitimate daughter of the Prime Minister’s Mansion, died taking a knife for Gu Tingshen, the young marshal of the General’s Mansion, during their exile after the family’s execution. Reincarnated three days before the disaster, she grabbed Gu Tingshen’s sleeve and begged to flee—but he only thought she was throwing a tantrum over his expedition, smiling and promising, “I’ll marry you after winning the battle.” Three days later, an imperial edict came crashing down: the General’s Mansion colluded with the enemy, all to be executed! Holding Su Wan, who’d fallen into the mud, Gu Tingshen’s regret was so sharp his nails dug into his palms. On the exile road, the once lofty marshal set aside his pride—warming her frozen hands with his body, trading his jade pendant for hot porridge, even fighting bandits for her. Su Wan used her past-life memories as a “survival guide,” and together they dodged assassins while showering each other with affection, turning the exile into a “honeymoon.” But behind the execution lurked a plot against Gu Tingshen—and Su Wan’s reincarnation might not be a coincidence...

1 week ago

The Royal Consort Arrives: The Whole City Rejoices

Su Wan, a top modern investment banker, died from overwork and woke up as Su Nianwan—a useless illegitimate daughter of the Hou Mansion in the Great Jing Dynasty, whose fiance was stolen by her elder sister. Just as she planned to rebel and turn her life around, an imperial edict forced her to marry Prince Rong Jing, the God of War—rumored to have killed three fiancees. The Hou Mansion waited for her downfall, but after marriage, she found the prince was not only invincible in battle but also a romantic pursuer: sending tonic soup late at night to ease her homesickness, defending her publicly against her elder sister, even asking for imperial pastries for her during morning court. As Su Nianwan used her modern skills to turn the Hou Mansion upside down and sweetened the city with the prince’s PDA, how did this “forced” marriage become unexpectedly sweet?

2 weeks ago

Little Genius Feng Shui Master

Seven-year-old Lin Xiaoman was born with the ability to see the "qi" (energy) between heaven and earth. Isolated by village kids for saying things "adults couldn't understand," only her grandma knew she was the granddaughter of a reclusive feng shui master. Recently, when the old ancestral hall was being demolished, the construction team faced strange accidents: drill bits exploded, workers fell for no reason. The desperate village chief turned to Xiaoman. Squatting by the foundation, Xiaoman pointed at the twisted tree roots in the soil and said, "It's crying"—a hundred-year-old locust tree spirit, which had guarded the village, was underground, and the developer wanted to secretly dig up the stump to sell. Facing villagers' doubts and the developer's threats, Xiaoman, with three copper coins and half an old luopan (feng shui compass), set out to seek justice for the old tree—and make adults realize that the most powerful feng shui has always been the kindness in people's hearts.

2 months ago

Smart Tavern Owner & Charming Chef King

Modern food blogger Su Linglong accidentally travels back to ancient times and becomes the owner of a debt-ridden tavern. She’s cornered by debt collectors the moment she wakes up, but luckily binds to a “Foodie System”—completing tasks unlocks divine recipes! To save the tavern, she pesters the down-and-out Chef King Gu Beitang to be her partner. But this “Chef King” is not only sarcastic but also loves faking illness: saying “stir-frying will hurt my waist” one minute, complaining “washing dishes hurts my hands” the next, yet secretly making her hangover soup late at night. The system tasks get crazier—making “lychee shrimp balls with bursting sauce” to attract nobles, and dealing with malicious suppression from the rival tavern… A sarcastic chef + a dramatic boss, bickering while building their business—their sweet, funny counterattack journey begins!

3 months ago

Back to 1960s: My Secret Space Saves the Family

A modern career woman accidentally time-travels to the resource-scarce 1960s, where her mysterious随身空间 becomes the only hope for her impoverished family. While struggling to feed her siblings and nurse her sick mother, she must carefully hide her secret from prying eyes. The tension escalates when her退伍军人neighbor discovers the truth, leading to an unexpected alliance that defies the harsh realities of their era.

7 months ago

Who's the Real Hero

During a small town's annual hero election, five eccentric candidates - a timid librarian, a narcissistic influencer, a scheming lawyer, a washed-up boxer and a mysterious drifter - get entangled in a bizarre theft case. Each claims to be the true hero, but as truth emerges, they uncover a town-shattering secret behind the glorious title. This farcical competition ultimately reveals: real heroes are never chosen by votes.

11 months ago