The Perfect Heist

Three Years of Marriage Without a Husband: I Used His Empire to Marry My True Love

Su Xiao "married" Qin Yu for three years, working with him from a rental house to a listed company and investing all her connections and savings. It wasn't until Qin Yu's first love returned that she found out her marriage certificate was fake—she was never Mrs. Qin legally. Crying outside the company, Shen Sichen, a young CEO she'd saved, handed her share documents: "The big clients you secured and investments you pulled have long tied his empire to your dowry." It turned out Shen had loved her silently for two years and helped her gain core shares of Qin Yu's company. When Su Xiao appeared in a wedding dress with Shen, she smiled at Qin Yu: "Three years of fake marriage, I used your business empire to exchange for a sincere wedding."

1 week ago

The Petite Consort's Counterattack: Step by Step to the Empress Throne

Su Wan, the daughter of a convicted official, married Emperor Xiao Jingyan in place of her sister and was neglected for three years due to the "husband-killing" rumor. It wasn't until she risked her life to block a poisoned wine for the Empress Dowager that Xiao Jingyan discovered her hidden strength beneath her fragility—she saved the Empress Dowager with her family's medical skills, recalled his disaster relief strategy from his incognito days, and proved her innocence with mechanical skills when framed by the Imperial Concubine. When Xiao Jingyan finally fell in love and tried to make amends, Su Wan handed him a divorce letter with a smile: "I don't want your favor anymore." But this time, he refused to let go. He chased after her, watching her rise from a forgotten consort to the empress—not out of compromise, but because she deserved it.

2 weeks ago

Dreams Blaze into Daylight

Lin Xiaoman, a mortuary makeup artist, is haunted by a "fire dream" every night—a man in a white shirt calls her "Xiao Zhou" in the flames, urging her to "wake up." Until a male corpse, identical to the man in her dream, is sent to the mortuary. A notebook from his pocket reads: "Xiao Zhou, I've burned a thousand and one nights in your dream, waiting for you to remember me." It turns out Gu Zhao shielded her from a fire five years ago, and she lost her memory due to trauma. Those "dreams" were the "unfinished promise" Gu Zhao stuffed into her soul as he lay dying. When she holds Gu Zhao's warming hand, she suddenly remembers that summer—she sat on the back of his bike and said she wanted to be a mortuary makeup artist, and he laughed: "Then I'll be your 'living dead,' waiting for you to give me the most beautiful makeup." Those "dreams" aren't dreams—they're Gu Zhao's five-year obsession, burning to pull her back from amnesia to the daylight with him.

1 month ago

Trying to Steal My Wife as a Cauldron? I’m the Unbeginning Emperor!

Rich kid Zhao Shao kidnaps Lin Chuan’s wife Su Wanqing to use her as a "cauldron" for his evil cultivation. The seemingly ordinary Lin Chuan is actually the reincarnation of the Unbeginning Emperor—once, the four major families begged him for survival and remain his slaves to this day! When Zhao Shao mocks Lin Chuan with his family’s experts, the heads of the four families suddenly kneel and shout, "Greetings to the Emperor!" Zhao Shao collapses in fear, crying for mercy, but Lin Chuan only says coldly: "Those who touch my wife deserve punishment."

1 month ago

Her Royal Highness Rules

Princess Chu Linyue, the most badass royal of Great Zhou Dynasty, plays the spoiled brat by day while masterminding political schemes by night. When enemy spies infiltrate the capital, she sets elaborate traps. When corrupt officials form alliances, she turns their plots against them. The court soon realizes the 'frivolous' princess who races falcons has been outmaneuvering them all along. Watch this unconventional heroine conquer both court and Jianghu with her razor-sharp wit – and an attitude to match!

10 months ago