My Sister-in-law Supports My Ambition

Old Acquaintances in Fleeting Years

In the late 1980s, in Linjiang Town, Lin Xiaoman, a textile worker, was forced into a flash marriage with Chen Mo, a returned engineer, to raise money for her mother's surgery. This man, who always stared at the old locust tree, was like a fog—he wore a crisp suit but feared cold congee, and a yellowed photo of a sugar figurine shop was locked in his drawer. After marriage, they lived like strangers behind glass: she secretly learned to knit scarves fearing he'd dislike her clumsiness, his late-night sighs over old items seemed meant for someone else. Until Xiaoman's ginger tea warmed his frostbitten hands, and the little girl in the photo who gave him a sugar figurine ten years ago matched the braided girl in front of him? When the "old acquaintance" enters each other's lives as spouses, can the feelings hidden in the fleeting years break through misunderstandings to say the unspoken "I remember you"?

2 months ago

My New Year's Money Saves the Family

Ten-year-old Xiaotang had saved eight years of New Year's money, dreaming of an astronomical telescope. But her world fell apart overnight: her parents' snack shop went bankrupt due to the pandemic, leaving three months of rent unpaid, and her grandma needed a deposit for stomach illness hospitalization. Seeing her mom cry secretly and dad smoke on the balcony, Xiaotang gave her 8,000-yuan red envelope to mom—only to get it back: "This is your growth money; we can't use it." Clever Xiaotang then "spent" her money in secret: paying rent, swapping the telescope for grandma's medicine, selling her Lego, and lying about winning 5,000 yuan in a lottery. Until mom found the Lego receipt and saw Xiaotang's calloused hands from picking plastic bottles. The family hugged and cried—turns out the most precious "growth money" is weathering storms together.

4 months ago

After Prison, I Became Young Master Fu's White Moonlight

Su Wan was wrongfully imprisoned for three years due to her stepsister's frame-up. On the day of her release, she was stopped by Fu Jingshen, the crazy president of the top-tier Fu Group—this man, rumored to be ruthless and indifferent to women, reddened his eyes and claimed she was the "white moonlight" he had been searching for three years. But Su Wan didn't know him at all! What's even more terrifying is that Fu Jingshen's possessiveness is almost pathological: he monitors her every move, forbids her from talking to any man, and even presses her against the wall and chuckles when she tries to escape: "Wanwan, you can't run away." What Su Wan didn't tell anyone is that the knife hidden in her sleeve is already pressed against Fu Jingshen's waist—she will uncover the secret of this "crazy man". Until her memory awakens, Su Wan realizes: she was the sickly girl who drove Fu Jingshen to the brink of collapse three years ago, and his "madness" is all because of her words "I hate you" back then... The mutual rush of two lunatics was already written in their fated encounter three years ago.

6 months ago

Transmigrated as a Cannon Fodder, I Mistook the Regent for My Fiancé and Flirted with Him

Jiang Fei transmigrated into a novel as a cannon fodder female supporting character who was exterminated for offending the Regent. The first thing she did after waking up was rush to her "fiancé"'s mansion to force a marriage—only to mistake Xie Heng, the newly returned iron-fisted Regent, for the weak young master. She threw tantrums to make him "take responsibility," even threatening, "If you don't marry me, I'll wipe out your family." Little did she know, the man in front of her was the Regent who held power over life and death. Xie Heng found the feisty little girl intriguing—she was the first to dare act wild in front of him. When Jiang Fei realized her mistake and tried to run, Xie Heng pinned her in his arms: "You flirted with me. Think you can escape? Too late."

6 months ago