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Reborn Heavenly Emperor: The Wimp's Vengeful Retaliation

After a failed tribulation that cost him his divine throne, the all-powerful Heavenly Emperor was reborn into the body of a bullied young loser, who was constantly mocked as worse than a dog. Furious over the endless humiliation he suffered, the Heavenly Emperor incinerated all his tormentors with a single casual flick. Now hiding his true divine identity, he embarks on a journey of revenge, cultivates his powers, and vows to reclaim his rightful place as the ruler of the heavens.

1 month ago

The Cold-Hearted Boss Dotes on Me Madly

Su Xiao works as a cleaner on a cross-river ferry to raise money for her brother's surgery. One rainy night, she finds the cold-hearted CEO Lu Shiyan dead drunk and sends him to a hotel out of kindness—only to be mistaken for his "savior". The next day, Lu blocks her at the ferry terminal with a diamond ring: "Marry me, and I'll cover your brother's medical bills." Su Xiao thinks it's a scam until she sees the surgery consent form—turns out the seriously ill boy she saved three years ago is Lu's nephew. The "mad doting" from the cold boss isn't an accident—it's a crush hidden for three years. When the fake marriage becomes real love, Su Xiao realizes: Lu Shiyan's "coldness" was always only for others.

3 months ago

I Just Wanted to Be a Tyrant, But Became an Eternal Emperor

Chu Zhao, a young emperor who was framed by a powerful prime minister and lost his beloved concubine in his previous life, is reborn with a vow to be a "perverted tyrant" who destroys the country, making those hypocrites who harmed him pay. But the more he "acts recklessly", the more things go wrong—cutting taxes wins people's hearts, demoting "traitors" exposes corrupt officials, and even the little beggar he saved is a hermit strategist. Worse still, Su Wan, the daughter of the prime minister who stabbed him in the previous life, takes the initiative to marry him and helps him reform the government? Chu Zhao looks at the thriving country and panics: I was clearly slacking off, why did I become an eternal emperor instead?

3 months ago

Gourmet Time in the Marquis's Mansion

Su Xiaoman, a modern food blogger, travels through time and becomes the unpopular young mistress of the Marquis's Mansion. As soon as she arrives, she faces her mother-in-law's disdain for her "vulgarity" and her sister-in-law's frame-up for "killing her husband". But she conquers the whole family's taste buds with sweet and sour pork ribs, resolves the clan's property dispute with Buddha Jumps Over the Wall, and even melts the "ice shell" of the cold-faced Marquis Gu Zhao (a锦衣卫 commander) with the warmth of tomato beef brisket. When the smoke from the kitchen breaks the cold rules of the mansion, and the food blogger's spiciness collides with the marquis's面瘫, every dish in this "gourmet time" hides the trick to "tame" the cold husband.

4 months ago

Phoenix's Retreat: The Late Spring Wind Rises at Leisure Court

Feng Ning, a retired female general known as "Phoenix in Retreat," has lived in seclusion at a suburban leisure court for three years, raising orchids to forget the blood and debts of the battlefield. On the night of Insects Awaken, Rong Yan—the former enemy prince she saved at the risk of her life—suddenly arrives. Now the powerful Regent, he brings a secret letter from the imperial guards: someone has accused her of "colluding with the enemy and betraying the country," and her family is about to be executed. Rong Yan says, "I'm here to protect you," but what Feng Ning fears most is that the heartbeat from that night on the battlefield will, along with the late spring wind, shatter the peace she fought so hard to build. The man she avoided for three years crashes into her court, uncovers the old battle robe she hid under the orchid pot, and unlocks the unspoken words—"I missed you."

6 months ago

Rule-Breaking Preference

Sheng Shiyan, the "Rule Machine" in investment banking, never eats non-work meals or accepts personal favors—until intern Jiang Xiaoman blocks him, begging him to save her mother's company. He didn't care about the plan, but her tearful words, "You're my last hope," reminded him of his 10-year-old self: huddling outside a convenience store in the rain, eating cold buns, and grabbing a hand that offered hot porridge. As he bends rules to help her—even turning down a billion-yuan project—Jiang Xiaoman finds an old photo: seven-year-old her holding porridge, next to a boy in a patched coat: young Sheng Shiyan. His "exception" was never random; it was a decade-long wait to find her at last.

7 months ago