Love Across Two Worlds

Chinese Martial Arts: Rise as the Warrior Saint Starting from a Rickshaw Puller

In the early 20th century old city, Lin Mo, a crippled rickshaw puller, endures all kinds of bullying and hides for twelve years. Accidentally awakening the Chinese martial arts system, he revives his broken bones and gains incredible power. Surviving turbulent times, he digs into the truth of his crippling injury and meets his soulmate. With top martial arts prowess, Lin Mo rises from a nobody to a feared warrior saint in chaotic times, avenges his blood feud, protects his beloved, and lives a totally different legendary life.

3 months ago

Wildfire and Moonlight

After rebirthing as Su Wanwan, a disgraced heiress dumped by her fiancé, she’s stuck with a snarky cultivation system forcing her to hit "counterattack KPIs"—going from a laughingstock to an urban cultivation master. Determined to slack off, she accidentally tethers to Lu Jin, a cold CEO who’s secretly learning "down-to-earth cultivation" from her. The crazier the system’s tasks get (grilling skewers with spiritual energy to make Lu Jin smile, solving his business crises with immortal tricks, even fighting evil cultivators hiding in the city), the sweeter their chemistry becomes. When a "slacker host" meets a "tsundere CEO newbie", will the wildfire of her counterattack reveal the moonlight of hidden love—who falls first?

8 months ago

The Lucky Girl You Can't Afford to Offend

Xiao Tang from the west end of the village had been called a “husband-killing disaster” for over a decade—even her fiancé’s family of three years kicked her out on the eve of the wedding. But that evening, the desperate Mrs. Shen, head of the declining Shen family, knelt at her door with all their savings—turns out, the Shens had fortune-told that only she, a “luck-bringing child”, could save their family. After marrying into the Shen household, Xiao Tang became a “living lucky charm”: barren fields suddenly grew golden rice, dying shops landed big orders, and even the Shen young master, who’d been bedridden for five years, could call her “wife” while leaning on a crutch! Neighbors who once spat at her now crowded her door begging for a “blessing touch”, and the Zhang family’s patriarch even brought betrothal gifts to beg for reconciliation. But no one knew—every time Xiao Tang brought luck to the Shens, the red string on her wrist faded a little—that’s the cost of her “blessings”: her own lifespan...

9 months ago