Her Noble Mask

The Lazy Queen Wins Without Trying

Su Wanwan transmigrates into the most invisible queen of the Dajing Dynasty. Her only goals? Lie flat, eat every dish in the imperial kitchen, and avoid the emperor and concubines. But the more she tries to be a “salted fish” (lazy bum), the more trouble chases her: The imperial concubine sends “tonic soup” to make her break out in acne, but she pours it to the little prince who’s stealing her sweet-scented osmanthus cake—turning the concubine into the villain accused of “mistreating the prince”. The emperor deliberately dumps harem chaos on her, but she posts a notice: “Find your own maid for problems”—and the messy harem magically fixes itself. The emperor wanted to laugh at her, but slowly realizes: This woman hiding in the garden with a date dumpling has a通透 (wisdom) that’s impossible to ignore. She doesn’t fight for his love—but he can’t stop leaning in, smelling the osmanthus in her hair, listening to her complain, “The imperial kitchen put too much sugar in the lotus root balls again.”

1 month ago

Don’t Start a Company with Relatives

Lin Chuan emptied his savings to help his cousin start a business, only to be framed and kicked out penniless. When he hit rock bottom, his ancestral jade pendant awakened the residual soul of the Merchant God, granting him the "Eye of Fortune"—the ability to see business opportunities and read people’s hearts. Starting from a street stall to earn his first pot of gold, he turned a网红 brand around against the odds. But he discovers his cousin is backed by a mysterious force, whose target is the Merchant God’s inheritance in his body! When urban business warfare collides with fantasy secrets, can Lin Chuan protect the inheritance, get revenge on the betrayer, and clear his name?

3 months ago

The Pinyin Alphabet Chart

Su Wan, an "invisible proofreader" at an advertising company, has spent a decade buried in pinyin details—so unnoticed that even colleagues can't recall her full name. Until Jiang Yuchuan, a new "handyman," steps in: he picks up her soiled pinyin cards, shields her from workplace cold violence, like a ray of light piercing her monotonous life. When Su Wan saves the company from a brand naming crisis with her decade-old "obscure pinyin knowledge" and becomes an overnight sensation, she discovers Jiang Yuchuan is actually the only son of the group's president, back to find clues about his mother's "pinyin alphabet chart." The most shocking twist? On Su Wan's old pinyin notebook at the bottom of her suitcase, there's "Jiang Xiaochuan"—Jiang Yuchuan's childhood nickname. It turns out, twenty years ago, the "little teacher" who taught him pinyin was none other than young Su Wan. A fate woven by pinyin finally brings two people, who missed each other for two decades, together in the hustle and bustle of the city.

3 months ago

Picked a Young Master as My Son-in-Law, He Wants to Kiss Me Every Day

Song Nianchu, a powerful female CEO, transmigrates into an orphan in the 1970s. Just as she stabilizes her life, she saves Mu Shian, a down-and-out physicist being criticized—this young master, whose elegance can't be hidden even in a plain Zhongshan suit, is "dragged" home by her to be her son-in-law! Song uses her modern cooking skills to run a small food stall, making pickled vegetables and braised meat, leading the whole village to prosperity. Mu hides his research notes and secretly builds a generator, bringing electricity to the village and shocking the county. What starts as a "partnership" turns into deep love: Mu goes from cold resistance to a clingy man who nuzzles her shoulder for kisses every day; Song changes from a strong protector to a woman who throws tiny tantrums when he talks to the village beauty. When their life becomes the village's role model, those unspoken feelings finally turn into the sweetest "I want to be with you forever" on a summer night.

4 months ago

The Alley Fried Rice Guy Is a War God? A Lady Proposes at His Stall!

Lin Chuan runs a cheap fried rice stall in the alley, always bullied by neighboring vendors and complained about by customers—everyone sees him as a worthless bottom feeder. No one knows he was once the fearsome captain of the "Night Hawk" special ops team, who retired to the market after getting injured saving his comrade. Until one day, Su Wanning, in a high-end gown, rushes over with a huge diamond ring, kneeling in front of the smoky stall: "Lin Chuan, I’ve waited three years. Marry me today!" The neighboring boss spills his braised dish, the customer who just called him "slower than a snail" drops his phone, and Lin Chuan’s hand holding the spatula shakes—his buried heroic past suddenly explodes into the hottest gossip in the alley with this woman’s arrival!

5 months ago