Southern Wind, Bearing Letters

I Really Don’t Want to Cultivate Immortality

Chen Mo, an ordinary office worker, only wants to save money for a small apartment and live a 9-to-5 life. But one day, he’s suddenly bound to an “Immortality Cultivation System”—complete tasks for huge rewards, or get struck by lightning! To make things worse, Lin Xiaotang, a quirky immortal cultivator, shows up, claiming he’s a “once-in-a-millennium spiritual root” and insisting on taking him to Mount Shu to拜师. Even his former boss, who made him unemployed, has turned into an evil cultivator wanting to steal his spiritual root! While complaining “I really don’t want to cultivate immortality,” Chen Mo is forced into a hilarious journey of evading the system, rejecting the master, and fighting evil cultivators. But as he digs deeper, he discovers a shocking secret about his identity hidden behind the system……

1 month ago

After Transmigrating into the Novel, All Heroines Can Hear My Inner Voice

Lin Xiaoman, a corporate slave, accidentally transmigrated into the novel she was binge-reading late at night—becoming the cannon fodder female supporting character who dies tragically due to jealousy of the heroines. Determined to lie low until the end, she discovers a fatal bug: all heroines can hear her inner thoughts! When she mentally吐槽 the male lead as a "central air conditioner pretending to be深情", the white moonlight heroine takes her hand with red eyes; when she pities the villainous young lady as a "tsundere fool", the proud lady comes to her with milk tea to vent about family pressure; even the gentle junior sister, upon hearing her thought of "wanting to protect her", chases her every day to be her "little follower". From a universally hated cannon fodder to a "group favorite挂件" fought over by the heroines, Lin Xiaoman not only has to deal with the "mind-reading entanglement" but also gradually realizes that these heroines have long been tired of being manipulated by the plot……

2 months ago

My Husband from a Thousand Years Ago

Lin Xiaoman, an overworked office worker hiding from her family’s marriage nagging, finds a ragged man in Song Dynasty armor at her door—Gu Zhao, a general who claims he traveled a millennium to find his past-life lover. Xiaoman initially tries to kick him out, but is moved by his awkward tenderness: he writes her leave notes with a calligraphy brush to save her from overtime, waits for her in the rain with an oil-paper umbrella until soaked, and even uses ancient military tactics to help her fight workplace bullying. Just as they start to enjoy their romance, Gu Zhao’s body suffers from "time-space rejection"—his fingers turn translucent, and his memories fade. It’s not until Xiaoman finds her grandma’s old painting that she realizes: the princess in the painting, who looks exactly like her, is the one Gu Zhao died protecting in his previous life…

3 months ago

Sweet Wife's Return: Master Mu's Relentless Love

Su Ruolan marries the vegetative Mu Shaoting to save her terminally ill mother, accidentally waking him up. But she's framed by her stepsister, losing her identity and ending up in prison. Three years later, she assumes a fake name to find her lost son and becomes a nanny at the Mu family, reuniting with her ex-husband—now a business tycoon. While hiding her maternal bond, Mu Shaoting clings to his “dead wife” yet feels an uncanny familiarity with her. As the truth unfolds, can they overcome betrayal and misunderstanding to reclaim their love?

4 months ago

The Daylilies Mom Never Saw

Lin Xiaoman lived with her mother Zhou Xiufen for 20 years. A bunch of dried daylilies always sat on her mother’s bedside, but Zhou never spoke of their origin. When Zhou fell into a coma from late-stage lung cancer, Xiaoman found a yellowed photo—young Zhou standing in a sea of daylilies, with “Huaixi Village, Yicheng” written on the back. She rushed to find the field, only to be told by villagers, “There’s no Zhou Xiufen here.” She met Ah Ju, Zhou’s old friend, who revealed: “She sold her family’s daylily field to pay for your surgery. She hid it for 20 years to spare your guilt.” Xiaoman returned in tears, only to find her mother awake, with paper daylilies on the bed: “I knew you’d go. The field’s gone, but you’re back—that’s enough.” That night, neighbors planted daylily seedlings downstairs. In the morning, Zhou smiled in her coma. Xiaoman held her hand, watching the first daylily bloom outside the window...

4 months ago

The 100th Step to Leave

Lin Xiaoman was cheated on by her scumbag boyfriend and swore, "I'll leave this lousy city after 100 steps." But every step triggers a mysterious system—helping a flower-selling grandma chase a corgi that stole flowers gives her a "beauty boost"; helping a grandpa with a twisted ankle unlocks "beginner immortal cultivation skills"; even the 99th step forces her to battle square dancers, and she accidentally crashes into the arms of cold CEO Gu Yan. When she finally reaches the 100th step, she discovers the system is a "marriage scheme" by a hermit immortal master, and Gu Yan has long known: "Every step of yours is in the script where I marry you." Funny counterattack meets immortal cultivation sweetness—turns out "leaving" is a lie, "crashing into your arms" is the system's ultimate mission!

5 months ago

Disciple, You Are Invincible. Descend the Mountain.

After a decade of rigorous training atop snowy peaks, Lin Qi has mastered unparalleled martial arts. His master's command, 'Disciple, you are invincible. Descend the mountain,' thrusts him into a world of chaos. But beneath the surface of righteous vendettas lies a conspiracy two decades old—the truth behind a brutal massacre that tore his family apart. Now, his beloved may be the daughter of his enemy, and his closest ally could be the mastermind. Torn between love and vengeance, Lin Qi must navigate a web of betrayal, only to realize that his 'invincibility' is part of his master's cruel design.

6 months ago