The Emperor Can't Sit Still After Hearing My Thoughts

The President's Wife Is Having Her 'Princess Fit' Again

Gu Tingshen, a tycoon in a business marriage, married Ye Wan, the “spoiled drama queen” in everyone’s eyes—she’d throw a tantrum to make him skip the board meeting for a limited-edition bag, or demand he drive 20 kilometers at 3 AM for sugar-fried chestnuts. Even the maids whispered, “The wife is having another princess fit.” But only Gu knows the truth behind those “unreasonable” demands: his chronic headache from a car accident can’t stand overwork, and she’s been using her “princess temper” as a shield to keep all the life-and-death work away from him for three years. When he catches her hiding his painkillers in the medicine cabinet, the usually calm president’s eyes turn red. He pulls his pouting wife into his arms: “From now on, I’ll be your ‘princess’—I’ll spoil you back into the kid who never has to hide her worries.”

4 weeks ago

President Fu, Your Wife and Daughter Are Found

Fu Shen, president of Fu Group, suffered his greatest pain three years ago—his wife Lin Xiaoman suddenly disappeared with their two-year-old daughter Xiao An. He went from a cold-blooded businessman to a "madman searching for his family," scouring the country for three years with no result. Until one day, his secretary rushed into the office with a surveillance video: "President Fu! Madam is selling fish at the old town market, and Xiao An is doing homework beside her!" When Fu Shen arrived by car, he saw Lin Xiaoman haggling with a customer over a fish, while Xiao An clutched a crayon and drew "Dad's suit" on a cardboard. But when he called "Xiaoman," Lin Xiaoman picked up a fish basket and stepped back: "Who are you? If you come closer, I'll call the police!" It turns out that three years ago, Fu Shen's competitor bribed kidnappers to "teach him a lesson," but they mistakenly abducted Lin Xiaoman and her daughter. To protect Xiao An, Lin Xiaoman faked their deaths and went into hiding, living incognito ever since. Looking at his wife—now tanned but still vibrant—Fu Shen decided to re-enter their lives as a "regular market customer"—from learning to gut fish to helping Xiao An with crafts, from being called "nosy" to becoming "Brother Fu who helps with business." But as he slowly melts Lin Xiaoman's guard, he uncovers a deadly secret about himself hidden behind their "disappearance" three years ago...

1 month ago

Don't Mess With That Commoner

In the most unremarkable "Wanxiang Tea House" in the capital of Dazhao, there's always a girl named Lin Wan in a faded linen shirt—she speaks softly, even stray cats dare to steal her tea. Until the young master of the Jingyuan Marquis's mansion led his servants to smash her tea house and threatened to sell her to a brothel. The next second, the commander of the Embroidered Uniform Guard kicked the door in and knelt before Lin Wan: "My lord, the Frost Sword you asked for—I've sharpened it for three days and nights." It turns out this "commoner" who's always bullied is the "Jade-faced God of War" who once slaughtered twelve tribes of the Northern Di and made enemies tremble. And behind her incognito life lies a "treasonous secret" the royal family wants to erase most...

2 months ago

Awakened Villainess: Back to 18 to Rewrite Fate

Lin Wanwan was the most hated vicious supporting character in a sweet romance novel—she targeted the female lead at every turn and ended up in prison thanks to the male lead. Until one day, she suddenly awakened: she was living in a novel! Remembering her tragic ending, she broke down and swore to overthrow the original plot. Unexpectedly, a white light flashed, and she traveled back to her eighteenth year, to the high school days where she first met the male lead Gu Yanzhi and hadn’t turned evil yet. At this time, Gu Yanzhi hadn’t fallen in love with the female lead Su Xiaoman, and everything was a chance to change. But the “inertia” of the original plot was secretly pulling her: for example, the incident where she was supposed to “deliberately trip the female lead”—she clearly wanted to avoid it, but was almost pushed by a classmate to fall towards Su Xiaoman! What’s worse, Gu Yanzhi noticed the “different her” and leaned over to ask: “Why are you acting so weird today?” Lin Wanwan has to work hard to “correct” her behavior while dealing with Gu Yanzhi’s “unusual attention. Can she successfully rewrite her fate? And will this “awakened” supporting character disrupt the entire novel world?

3 months ago