The Billionairess Returns

Forty Like a Dragon

A forty-year-old protagonist is framed by his ex-wife and her lover, left penniless and disgraced overnight. Unknown to them, he has long controlled massive assets and bided his time in secret. Returning as a reclusive tycoon, the two traitors are splitting his wealth and mocking his impending collapse. His arrival shatters their dreams, pushing the faithless pair into eternal ruin to pay a bitter price for betrayal.

4 months ago

Traveling to the Republic: The Lady Doctor's Marriage Rebellion

A modern female doctor named Su Wan accidentally travels back to the Republic of China and wakes up as Lin Wanyu, a wealthy warlord's daughter. On her first day awake, she is confronted with an arranged marriage ordered by her feudal father. Rejecting the marriage on the spot with her modern egalitarian ideas, she publicly refutes the lobbyists of feudal ethics, completely disrupting her family's old-fashioned plans. Determined to break free from the shackles of conservative forces, she plans to modernize her family's silk factory with modern knowledge, but clashes and eventually develops feelings with her arranged fiancé Gu Yanchen, a returnee young military officer. Amidst difficulties from the clan and old-school forces, the confrontation between a modern soul and the old Republic era begins.

7 months ago

Transmigrated into a Romance: The CEO Listens to My Inner Thoughts

Ordinary office worker Duan Qixuan accidentally transmigrated into the CEO romance novel she once obsessed over, and got bound to a love mission: she must win over the male lead, CEO Chen Jinghe, to return to the real world. Desperate to complete the task, she copied the romantic pursuit routines from the book to flirt with her target, gifting custom exclusive items and making public confessions, making plenty of silly jokes. Unbeknownst to her, CEO Chen has been listening to all her inner monologues the whole time. Acting calm on the surface, he secretly watches her ridiculous flirting moves and even cooperates quietly, with their relationship warming up amid these hilarious mishaps.

7 months ago

Father's Love Awakens: I Choose to Take Back Everything

Su Wan was neglected by her father since childhood due to her stepmother's schemes, becoming an "invisible person" in the family—her mother's jade pendant was stolen, her rightful company shares were seized by her younger brother, and even her relationship was framed as "cheating". Until her father accidentally witnessed the stepmother forging evidence, the truth hidden for twenty years was finally revealed. When the long-overdue father's love came with guilt, Su Wan decided to stop enduring: she wanted to take back everything that belonged to her and make those who stepped on her pay for "losing". How many waves can this "revenge game" jointly played by father and daughter stir up?

9 months ago

After the Flowers Fall, Another Spring

Lin Wan shut herself off from the world after her fiancé’s accidental death, clinging to their joint flower shop “Chun Xin” and sealing all memories of love in dried flower jars. Until backpacker Chen Mo stumbled in—he kept replacing her cherished dried flowers with fresh daisies, teasing her, “How can you see the new spring if you’re stuck in the withered past?” But when Lin Wan found a photo of Chen Mo and her fiancé in his wallet, she realized this man who kept breaking down her “emotional walls” was the “key” her fiancé had entrusted on his deathbed: That spring, the three of them had saved a fawn in the mountains, and her fiancé had said, “If I’m gone, let Chen Mo help you find spring again.” When Chen Mo held a shop full of new flowers and said, “I’m not his replacement—I’m your next spring,” Lin Wan finally understood: The falling of flowers is never an ending, but the start of a new bud.

1 year ago

When I Kill a God, I Still Love You

Zeng Hui is the most ruthless "God Slayer" in the divine realm, tasked with eliminating rebel gods for the Heavenly Emperor—until he meets Deng Lingshu, the "Rebel Goddess" he's sentenced to death. She mocks his coldness yet gives half her heart to save him from fatal wounds; he thinks he's immune to love, but the moment her soul scatters, he feels unbearable pain for the first time. Three hundred years later, Deng Lingshu is reincarnated as Zhao, a mortal healer. Powerless Zeng Hui tracks her down, only to find she's forgotten him and avoids him like a plague due to past-life resentment. Worse, the truth about her "rebellion" is that she was covering up the Heavenly Emperor's plan to kill Zeng Hui. When Zeng Hui raises his sword again, is he facing Zhao who wants him dead, or rebelling against the Heavenly Emperor himself? He realizes: the most painful "God Slaying" is never killing others, but shattering his own fate—just to reclaim the one person he'd give up everything for.

1 year ago