Blind Box: Legacy Conspiracy

My Car Wants My Life

When Lin Xiao inherits her grandfather’s vintage car as a keepsake, she never expects it to threaten her life. She faces life-or-death dangers one after another: brake failure on highway nearly sends her off a cliff, car doors lock automatically in parking lot nearly poisoning her, and she’s nearly hit by a runaway vehicle on road. No one believes her claim that "the car is trying to kill me" until maintenance worker Lu Yan helps her disassemble the car. They find her grandfather’s old diary in a hidden compartment, revealing his "accidental" death was not an accident—every abnormal move of the car is his hidden signal of revenge against those who killed him years ago.

1 week ago

Five Years as a Dandy in Ancient Times: Poetry Stuns the Empress into Regretting Her Past

Lin Chuan, a modern office worker, woke up one day in ancient times—only to find himself bound to a childhood engagement with Empress Ye Zhao! To dump this "hot potato" marriage, he decided to pretend to be a dandy. For five years, he drank, gambled, and lived like a wastrel, his reputation in the gutter—all waiting for the Empress to break off the engagement first. But then a rival tricked him into a brothel. Desperate, he recited *Prelude to Water Melody*, a poem from his previous life—and it blew the place up! Lian Yue, the top courtesan, immediately took off her jade hairpin and handed it to him, blushing: "I’d love to grind ink for you." And Ye Zhao, hiding behind a screen and watching secretly, trembled as she clutched her handkerchief—that "good-for-nothing fiancé" she’d despised for five years was actually a genius who wrote "May we all be blessed with longevity"! Just as Lin Chuan was smugly thinking his "dandy act" was working, the Empress’s edict came crashing in: "From today, the engagement is off—*wait, no*—we’re getting married!" Caught between the gentle courtesan and the domineering Empress, Lin Chuan suddenly realized: the "good-for-nothing" he’d pretended to be for five years had become the most wanted man in the capital... But he had no idea—behind the Empress’s "regret" was a bigger secret: she’d known he was faking it *from the start*?

2 months ago

《Reborn in the 70s: Mending Regrets on the Down-to-the-Countryside Journey》

In his past life, Lin Jianguo died young from a serious illness. On his deathbed, watching his wife Li Mei clutching a tattered sweater and his son Xiaoyu’s red, teary eyes, he regretted being silent and distant during the down-to-the-countryside movement—he never noticed the food stamps his wife secretly saved, nor did he have time to teach his son to climb trees as promised. Unexpectedly, he wakes up the day before going to the countryside in 1975! This time, he grabs the boiled egg his wife is hiding, takes the tattered bag from her shoulder, and smiles: “I’ll get through this with you.” He buys cold cream in advance, hides his son’s glass marbles in the luggage, and even fights for work points for his wife. When Xiaoyu jumps into his arms shouting “Dad” and Li Mei hands him a warm corn cake with red eyes, he realizes: making amends isn’t grand changes—it’s weaving the unsaid “I love you” into every bowl of porridge and every mended garment.

3 months ago

The Real Heiress Is A Metaphysics Master—The Noble Family Can't Stop Her

Lin Wan, a metaphysics genius raised in Qingyun Temple since childhood, is suddenly recognized as the real heiress by the top noble Lin family in the imperial capital. She thought it would be a story of family reunion, but the fake heiress Shen Zhixia keeps plotting to paint her as a "country bumpkin"; even the Lin elders despise her for being "superstitious". Little do they know, Lin Wan's peachwood sword can slash all evils, and the runes on her fingertips can reverse fate. When Lu Jingchuan, CEO of the Lu Group, comes to her with a body full of ghostly aura; when Shen Zhixia's "accidents" are exposed one by one; when the Lin family's hidden century-old curse surfaces—this underestimated "real heiress" will make the entire noble family understand: it's not that they can't stop her, it's that she never took them seriously.

4 months ago

The Wife Who Drowned Returned the Next Day

Lin Shen, a husband consumed by suspicion, drowned his wife Su Wan in the river, convinced he'd gotten away with murder. But the next day, Su Wan showed up at the company unharmed—even using Lin Shen as her alibi by posing as a "victim". To his horror, the unnamed female corpse pulled from the river looked exactly like Su Wan. Caught between the "resurrected" wife's relentless pressure and the police's growing suspicion of him, Lin Shen is trapped in a web of truth and deceit. Little does he know, the truth behind it all is far more terrifying than "coming back from the dead".

6 months ago

After Transmigration, I Became the Cold-Blooded God of Death's Treasured Pet

Lin Xiaoai, an overworked office worker, accidentally transmigrated while staying up late to watch a short drama—she became the neglected concubine's daughter of the General's Mansion. By mistake, she saved Ye Rongheng, the “Cold-Blooded God of Death” being chased—rumored to be a ruthless god of war from the northern border. She thought she was doomed, but Ye Rongheng unexpectedly pulled her into his arms and declared: “Whoever touches her, I’ll flatten their mansion!” Since then, the god of death’s shadow guards became her errand boys, poison pills in his sleeve turned into candied dates, and he even took her to court in his arms. Just as Lin Xiaoai thought she’d live as a “full-time spoiled pet” in ancient times, Ye Rongheng’s old wounds, the enemy’s assassination order, and the secret of her “transmigrator” identity quietly tear through the fog behind the sweet romance……

6 months ago