In This Lifetime, Tears for You Across the Ages
Emperor Murong Ke of Northern Yan ruled with an iron fist, but his life was haunted by one regret: failing to protect his younger brother, Murong Zhao—who died shielding him from assassins, only to be framed as a traitor by enemies. The only survivor of the family massacre was his pregnant sister-in-law, Shen Qingtang. To avenge his brother, Murong abandoned his throne, disguised himself as "Gu Zhao" (a rustic scholar), and married Shen as her "substitute husband." This role was both a tribute to his brother and a cover to investigate the truth. Yet as they lived together, he discovered a shock: Shen had known he wasn’t the real "Gu Zhao" all along? Worse, the old tragedy involved his most trusted prime minister! Caught between imperial scheming and his role as a commoner husband, he also struggled with growing feelings for Shen—was this marriage of revenge a tool… or their path to redemption?
Young Master, You’ve Got the Wrong Person
Three years ago, Su Wan saved the seriously injured Li Jingshen with her mother’s jade pendant, but she couldn’t prove her identity because the pendant was lost. Her stepmother, eager to marry her stepdaughter Su Xiao into the Li family, destroyed Su Wan’s proof of saving Li Jingshen. Su Wan not only lost her position as Li Jingshen’s fiancée but also was forced to be his personal maid. Li Jingshen mistakenly took Su Xiao as his savior and treated Su Wan coldly. However, through daily interactions, he gradually fell for Su Wan’s resilience. When the jade pendant reappears and the truth comes to light, he realizes that the “savior” he’s been searching for is actually Su Wan—the one he hurt the most. Can this belated sincerity be forgiven?
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