Twin Blossoms Under the New Moon

Day and Night

Shen Zhaozhao, an unloved concubine’s daughter in the prime minister’s mansion, pretends to be a clumsy maid to survive, but accidentally saves Xiao Jingheng, the emperor in disguise who was assassinated. To investigate court traitors, Xiao Jingheng approaches her as a poor scholar, only to be drawn to her wit and tenacity. Zhaozhao thinks she’s fallen for a “poor scholar,” while Xiao Jingheng hides his imperial identity; as Zhaozhao helps him unearth the traitor and get back at her bullying half-sister, their love deepens. However, when her true identity—as the late empress’s orphan—is exposed, it becomes a fatal test between the country and love: he’s the emperor who must protect his realm, she’s the orphan seeking revenge. Is this day-and-night bond a gift from fate, or a pre-arranged trap?

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Homecoming of Revenge: A Financial Tycoon and a Buddhist's Mutual Redemption

Zhu Mufan was exiled abroad by her stepmother at 18. She endured three years in a New York basement and finally became a Wall Street tycoon managing a billion-dollar fund. Ten years later, she returns to China with a revenge plan to make those who framed her pay. But on her first day back, she's chased by assassins and saved by Zong Muyi—the "Buddhist Son", a charity founder. As her revenge unfolds, she discovers the conspiracy is linked to his family—his father was the judge who took her stepmother's bribe! When hatred clashes with tenderness, can two scarred people let go of their chains and redeem each other?

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Reborn as the Abandoned Concubine of the Marquis Mansion: Modern Knowledge Breaks Ancient Norms

Lin Wan, a top law student, transmigrates into Song Mingyuan, the abandoned concubine of the Marquis Mansion, while burning the midnight oil on her thesis— the original owner was branded 'unchaste' by her mother-in-law for defying the rule that 'concubines must remain chaste for life for their late husband' and is being dragged to a slave market for sale. How could Lin Wan wait passively? She slams the Ming Code on the clan elder's table: 'Chastity isn't mandatory— forcing someone into slavery is a crime!' She cures the matriarch's long-festering bedsores with boiled rice wine (modern disinfection) and transforms the mansion's unsold silk into improved chest-high ruqun (traditional Han dresses), opening 'Xinya Pavilion' in Bianjing's busiest market— so popular that customers queue for three days. But just as she plans to leave the mansion in style, the original owner's maid hands her a letter: 'Your divorce was deliberately plotted by Gu Heng, the mansion's legitimate son...' It turns out her rebirth was never an accident— it's all part of someone's scheme.

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Daughters' Regret After Exposing Their Scumbag Dad

At their mother's funeral, three sisters accidentally uncover proof of their father's years of betrayal. In rage, they expose his misdeeds publicly. But as their father's life crumbles, they gradually discover a shocking truth—the evidence was part of their deceased mother's elaborate revenge scheme. Torn between their broken father and their mother's posthumous moral dilemma, the sisters fall into a whirlpool of regret deeper than the exposure itself.

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