Romance

She returns consumed by hatred, scheming without restraint, using every means to get what she wants – climbing from one man’s bed to the next.

The female lead is neither a saint nor some fiercely independent heroine. Enter at your own risk.

Seven male leads. Not all of them come untouched.

A photographer named Chu Xia, traveling abroad to capture footage for a project, lost contact with her team during a shoot. After three days and nights stranded in the wilderness, her body finally gave out and she collapsed unconscious. When she came to, she discovered she had transmigrated to a strange, unfamiliar continent.

The continent was in a wretched state. Vampires held dominion, monsters roamed unchecked, and the various races were locked in constant war. The weakest of them all, humanity, scurried from place to place in hiding, yet could never escape the shadow of death.

Chu Xia had one stroke of fortune. She had not transmigrated into a defenseless human, but into a member of the God Race.

But fortune came with a cruel twist. To the Vampires, the God Race was even more coveted than humans.

Cynthia: The God Race heeded the Oracle of the Goddess of Light and founded the Church. Our purpose is to bring light to the Sitatul Continent and usher in a peaceful, thriving future for all races.

Vampire: …Liar… charlatan.

Cynthia: Charlatan? No, no, no. In truth, I am a gambler.

After a brief reunion following a battle, Olivia fumed: What kind of absurd notions are you filling your head with?

Cynthia blinked: Feelings of love are beyond my control. There is nothing I can do about it.

A sharp-tongued, prideful Guide daughter of a Grand Duke and her silent Sentinel bodyguard, a woman of action and few words, are stranded together on a deserted island, where the path to survival proves as arduous as it is mortifying, and as deeply embarrassing as it is transformative.

Hua Mu is physically helpless, incapable of the simplest labor. Her only means of keeping Bai Zhen, her fiercely loyal wolf of a Sentinel, in line is the one asset she still possesses: her long-neglected Guide abilities.

Chi Yueshan, from the Lower World, has three dreams:

1. Get into Guyun Academy and save up enough for tuition.

2. Win the love of her childhood savior, Wen Xinghuo.

3. Become the galaxy’s number one mecha master.

She managed to earn her tuition by fleecing a rich sucker as a 1-on-1 streamer, only to find out her savior already has a rumored girlfriend.

This rumored girlfriend is the academy’s dream Omega, a top-tier noble lady—gorgeous as a goddess, yet insufferably arrogant. To win Wen Xinghuo’s heart, Chi Yueshan must take down her rival.

Every year, the academy holds a compatibility test for Alphas and Omegas. Those with a high compatibility rate are encouraged to consider marriage. Chi Yueshan waits with bated breath, hoping for a perfect match with Wen Xinghuo.

The result…

She and her rival, the Omega Xi Zhoumeng, are a 100% match?!

And to her shock, the rich sucker she fleeced for tuition money turns out to be none other than this very rival.

Amidst the thunderous announcement of “Please marry on the spot!”

Chi Yueshan despairs: Who wants to marry this Mary Sue princess!

The naturally frigid Xi Zhoumeng has transmigrated into a book, becoming a cannon fodder female supporting character who, despite having Alpha genes, tests as an Omega.

But with her stunning looks, pampered nature, and top-tier family background, no one suspects she’s an Alpha.

In the book, she was insidious and cruel. Her obsessive love for the protagonist, Wen Xinghuo, led to her downfall, the ruin of her family, and her own exile to a desolate planet.

Xi Zhoumeng has zero interest in the protagonist, Wen Xinghuo, but to follow the plot, she must act madly in love.

She never expected that at the new year’s AO compatibility test—

She and a fellow cannon fodder female supporting character, the freshman Omega Chi Yueshan, would be a 100% match???

With the background sound of “marry on the spot” playing,

Xi Zhoumeng thinks: Oh well, I guess I can make do.

But she doesn’t realize that her life as a lazy, coasting noble lady is gone for good.

Not only must she fight the Zerg, but she also becomes the galaxy’s number one commander.

The journey from a slacker to a career-driven powerhouse often just takes one mark, one knot.

And a fiery wife that someone who swore they’d rather die than have kids has to accept.

Xi Zhoumeng: I don’t want to work, I want to lie down.

Chi Yueshan: Then you lie down. I’ll go find another rising star.

Xi Zhoumeng: Nooo, I’m going to work right now, sob sob sob.

Song Nanyin had been having a rough time lately.

For one thing, the new boss who had parachuted in as her superior turned out to be Liu Zhaoran, the same old nemesis she had never gotten along with since university.

For another, her body had begun showing strange, unspeakable abnormalities. Then, of all people, Liu Zhaoran offered to help examine her.

What could possibly lie behind such sudden kindness?

A lifetime of loyalty to her clan and its leader earned her nothing but false accusations of espionage and the death of her family.

At the brink of despair, Sehwa experiences a miracle.

“So, what do you think of this proposal?”

She opens her eyes to find herself back at the very moment she was betrothed to the man she admired.

The same man who, despite her unwavering trust, had mercilessly poured poison down her throat.

Determined to avoid the tragic path she once walked, Sehwa chooses a different, yet equally thorny, road.

“I will go to the Baek Clan. But please, rescind the order for me to be betrothed to the Young Lord.”

She seeks refuge with the very man she had considered her enemy all her life—the only one who can now offer her salvation.

A Lifetime’s Glance, A Year’s End

If you were to meet someone, once a surgeon. At thirteen, he and your mother were both rescued in the same hospital, but unexpectedly, six or seven years later, he lost his hearing. No longer able to perform surgery, he picked up books instead and became an ordinary university teacher.

If he, like you, had a mother who abandoned him, and a father he could never speak of. If he lost his health in the process of a nationwide effort to save lives. If he loved you…

“To have Gu Pingsheng, my life holds no regrets.”

It’s just the story of two rather unfortunate souls warming each other.

As a despised, assault-type guide, Lin Yuan had a fiancé matched to her by the state. Her fiancé came from a distinguished family, was handsome, wealthy, and well-mannered, making him the envy of many.

“Why was such an excellent partner assigned to her? She can’t even pass tea ceremony, and her culinary skills only earned a ‘B’.”

“He’ll get tired of her sooner or later.”

“Exactly, they’re bound to break up.”

Hearing such words often, Lin Yuan also felt that she and Jiang Yangshuo were bound to break up. So, when her fiancé showed up with a gentle and lovely young woman, she didn’t hesitate. She took off her engagement ring and tossed it into the drain right in front of them.

From then on, Lin Yuan lived a free and unrestrained life, like a bird soaring in the sky and a fish leaping in the sea.

Who knew that after a few years of carefree wandering, at a certain royal banquet, her ex-fiancé cornered her, his eyes red, saying he regretted everything these past years and that he was consumed with longing for her.

No, no, no, thank you, please don’t. Lin Yuan, who had grown accustomed to her freedom, didn’t want to return to her old life at all.

Her ex-fiancé’s face turned livid, and he gritted his teeth, “I don’t mind your type, and I can try to tolerate your shortcomings as much as possible. You can’t find a sentinel who will indulge you more than I do.”

“Well, about that, I already have a new sentinel.” To get rid of the entanglement completely, Lin Yuan randomly blurted out a name as a shield. She quickly ran through the images of the sentinels she had met on the battlefield these past few years, and chose the name of a brother with whom she had shared life-and-death situations. She figured that he wouldn’t mind.

“He just happens to be the receptive type, which is perfect for me, and he really likes me. He doesn’t care about any of my flaws.”

As soon as she saw off her distraught ex-fiancé, Lin Yuan turned around and bumped into the man she had just fabricated a story about.

The man who had killed countless enemies on the battlefield and earned extraordinary merits had a faint blush on his handsome face, turned his head away, and whispered, “You… when did you know I liked you?”

Lin Yuan: “…”

Su Lingyue was the treasured pearl of the Su family, notorious for her capricious and overbearing temperament, acting with unbridled willfulness. According to rumors from that sophomore year summer camp, she had publicly humiliated Ji Zhiyi in front of their classmates, calling her a beggar who was unworthy of sharing the same tent. Not long after returning to school, Ji Zhiyi quietly processed her withdrawal papers and disappeared without a trace. Many classmates speculated that she couldn’t bear the emotional trauma, shaking their heads in sympathy and regret.

Years later, the Su Group underwent a sudden transformation—the company split in two, with half remaining in the Su family’s hands and half falling into Ji Zhiyi’s possession. Along with the company shares, Su Lingyue also fell under Ji Zhiyi’s authority.

Everyone suspected Ji Zhiyi had come seeking revenge, eagerly waiting to witness Su Lingyue’s downfall. Su Lingyue herself shared this belief.

On the day she brought Su Lingyue home, Ji Zhiyi personally designed a pair of princess shoes. Socialites in their circle buzzed with excitement, all vying to purchase them at premium prices. As the shoes’ value soared to astronomical heights, Ji Zhiyi retrieved them from their display case at the company’s annual gathering. Under everyone’s astonished gaze, she knelt down and, with meticulous care, placed them on Su Lingyue’s feet.

In a stormy, rainy night, Banxia takes in a small, battered lizard that crawled into her house through the window. To care for it, she accidentally spends all her savings, nearly leaving herself without breakfast the next morning.

From then on, every morning, she is astonished to find her home spotless and a steaming hot breakfast waiting on the table.

One day, the magical little lizard suddenly disappears. Worried, Banxia ventures into the rain to search for it, only to find a drenched man in a bamboo grove, scales still visible on his ankles.

The man lies in pain among the bamboo leaves, covering his face with pale fingers, his voice low and trembling, “Don’t come near me. Don’t look at me…”

Banxia respects his words and stays by his side, shielding him from the storm all night with her umbrella.

She doesn’t want to see him weep in winter’s cold again. She cannot bear to let him flee, scarred and broken, into a lonely world. In a world where true understanding is rare, without him, no one else could stand by her side.