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Before entering the palace, a fortune teller predicted that Lin Yuan had the "countenance of a noble person." Later, in the warm imperial chambers, the young emperor smiled as he held a brush, drawing a cinnabar floral mark between her brows: "I think the woman in this mirror looks exactly like someone."

"...Who?"

"The one I adore." Lin Yuan realized he had a white moonlight in his heart. It turned out that her supposed "noble countenance" was merely a slight resemblance to this distinguished lady. She treated these years as a spring dream, leaving behind a letter of silk. "Your Majesty, I have reached the age where I should leave the palace. May your journey be long and prosperous, and may I be well."

That day, the wind howled fiercely. The jade cup in the Xuan Shi Hall shattered into frost and snow. Xiao Xun searched all of Chang'an and traveled a thousand miles, finally meeting the person he'd longed for, who walked gracefully towards him. Her eyes were bright, her smile was charming, surpassing all previous memories.

In those smiling eyes, however, he saw another man, grand and distinguished. "And this is...?" "My fiancé, my childhood sweetheart." The hand beneath Xiao Xun's sleeve clenched the sword at his waist.

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Xiao Xun lost his mother at a young age and ascended the throne as a child, controlled by powerful officials. Living under a shadow, he endured for many years, believing his heart had turned to ice. Until that day, under a dark sky and heavy snow, a palace maid stumbled and bumped into his chest. She smiled like the shining sun. It wasn't until she stood beside another man that Xiao Xun realized Lin Yuan's gaze towards him was warm, but devoid of romantic affection. He was the only one lost in her charm.

"Tell me, do you really like him?" Xiao Xun cornered Lin Yuan among the rocks of the imperial garden. The scent of Cangwu wine coiled around her ear. "Yes." "I don't believe you." He cupped her chin, his teeth nearly grinding together, "And I won't allow it!"

How could I be willing to fall into an ice cellar after seeing the warm sun of March? It was I who dwelled in the abyss for too long, mistaking the sun for the moonlight.

* This is a fictional setting. The official system, social structure, food, clothing, housing, transportation, etc., are loosely based on the Western Han Dynasty with some modifications. Please do not associate it with historical figures or engage in strict textual criticism.

* The male and female leads are in a 1V1 relationship, are pure, and have a HE (Happy Ending).

* No female competition.

* It is primarily sweet.

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The willful and flamboyant daughter of a powerful official VS a forbearing, deep-thinking puppet emperor.

With one cup of poisoned wine, Huo Yu woke to find the sunlight warm, illuminating the golden hairpin with attached mountain carvings by her bed, and the deep robes of blue and white on the frame. It was her fifth year as Empress. It was spring. At this time, her relationship with Emperor Xiao Zhan was like the melting of winter snow after years, evolving from respectful distance to harmonious bliss.

However, in the deep winter of this year, her father, the powerful official Huo Yan, passed away. The Huo clan, for crimes including embezzlement and selling official positions, were either forced to commit suicide or imprisoned. As the daughter of the Huo clan, Huo Yu was sent to the cold palace of Zhaotai Palace. With the wings of the Huo clan in court clipped, the Emperor gained full authority and changed the era name of the era to "Yuan Guang."

The doors of the Jiao Fang Palace opened. Footsteps drew nearer. The corner of a dark robe appeared from behind the screen. Xiao Zhan carefully held the warmed medicine and brought it to her lips. Huo Yu looked at his smiling face emerging from the rising steam, her hands involuntarily clenching the brocade quilt.

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Xiao Zhan:

Since childhood, there has been a woman hidden in my heart. We were childhood sweethearts, a dragon and a phoenix flying wing to wing. But she doesn't seem to believe I truly love her.

* The male and female leads are in a 1V1 relationship, are pure, and both have experienced rebirth, with a HE (Happy Ending).

Content Tags: Palace Grandeur, Second Chance Romance, Perfect Match, Serious Drama, White Moonlight, Chasing Love, Funeral Pyre.

Lin Yuan, Xiao Xun, Lin Yu.

Other: Chasing wife funeral pyre.

One Sentence Summary: Main story completed - He said he wanted to find his sun.

Belief: Be your unique self.

Copywriting: [Relaxed + Daily Life, Next, "The Daughters of Old Song's Family" will be released, thank you all for your support~]

Tang Mingli transmigrated into a book.

She is an orphan who lost her parents at a young age, lived with her grandparents, and was later entrusted to her uncle.

When she transmigrated, her cousin was willing to go to the countryside rather than marry the man her parents had arranged for her.

Don't think she was crazy; it's because her cousin had been reborn.

In her previous life, her cousin followed her parents' arrangement and got married. However, being a daughter-in-law in a prominent family wasn't easy, and she died of depression after only four years.

Meanwhile, her cousin, although reluctantly sent to the countryside, caught up with the resumption of the college entrance examination two years later, eventually got into university, and started her own wonderful life.

The reborn cousin, unwilling to repeat her past mistakes, even proposed that her cousin take her place in marriage, wanting her cousin to walk the same path she had in her previous life.

Her uncle and his wife couldn't refuse their daughter and didn't want to lose this advantageous marriage opportunity, so they eventually adopted the cousin's suggestion.

Tang Mingli, who had transmigrated into the book, understood what was happening and did not struggle at all.

No one knew better than her how good this marriage was.

As expected, after marrying into the Fu family for two years, and with her careful management, the entire Fu family treated her like a treasure.

Tang Mingli lived the happy, laid-back life she desired.

However, the variables began two years later when her cousin, who failed the college entrance examination, begged to return to the city...

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[Next possible releases]

① "The Nine-Ties: The Daughters of Old Song's Family," please collect.

Everyone knows that the old Song family in the North City family compound has many daughters.

The eldest daughter is fresh and elegant, the second daughter is beautiful and charming, and the third daughter is cute and lovely.

Old Song didn't mind being laughed at for not having a son, because in his eyes, having daughters was much happier than having sons.

However, when his daughters grew up and faced the pack of wolves coveting them from outside, Old Song finally understood what it meant to have his heart gouged out and embarked on a battle of wits and courage with the pigs trying to snatch his cabbage.

A heartwarming family novel, mainly focusing on the Song family's story, with the family compound's story as a supplement.

② "Goose Town Small Eatery [Era]"

Upon waking up, she transmigrated from the 21st century back to the early 1980s.

Knowing that opportunities for prosperity are everywhere in the future of the motherland, and it will be prosperous and flourishing.

Jiang Taohua rolled up her sleeves...

And could only earnestly use her own strengths and get to work.

From setting up a stall to opening a shop, she knew that life could only get better, and it was all thanks to the era.

*A slow-burn novel about small characters managing their businesses, with a daily and heartwarming tone.

*Finding one's own ordinary happiness in ordinary days.

Content tags: Transmigration, Era Novel, Relaxed, Daily Life, Ensemble Cast

Tang Mingli, Fu Ci, Tang Mingmei, Fu family members, Tang family members

Others: Era, Daily Life

One sentence summary: Practicing the assignment for "Lying Flatism."

Concept: Live life with a positive attitude.

The synopsis: [Main text completed]

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Xiao Liu Village's Ying Xiang got married and moved to Da Liu Village.

It was good that the two villages were close, but bad because her husband's family was large.

With several sisters-in-law, life wasn't easy.

2.

Ying Xiang, a modern-day office worker, woke up and transmigrated to an unknown dynasty. Her starting point was low; she was a little peasant girl.

Although she didn't have a portable space or any cheat-like golden fingers, she awakened a sign-in system. Every day, she would receive rewards for signing in on time, so Ying Xiang felt her life wasn't without hope.

Slowly, her quiet husband's studies improved, and his prospects grew larger. Following him, she escaped rural life, and her days became better and better.

For pre-collection, please collect "A Virtuous Farmer's Wife".

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Yu Ying woke up and returned to the past. She was twenty-four years old, with three young children, and was still an ordinary peasant woman.

Her husband, praised in later generations, had not yet passed the imperial examinations, and the family was desperately poor.

Recalling the hardships of her past experiences, her eyes immediately turned red.

That night, she tossed and turned, unable to sleep. Wei Xu never expected that after a small argument, his gentle and virtuous wife seemed like a different person. From then on, she rode all over him.

Later, he found himself quite content with it.

1. The heroine of this story is reborn.

2. Both the male and female protagonists are pure ancient people.

Content Tags: Time Travel, Farming, Growth, Daily Life, HE, Sign-in Stream

Wen Shi Ying Xiang

A sentence summary: Family matters, imperial examination to build wealth.

Concept: Women must strengthen themselves.

Chi Yu drunkenly found herself transmigrated into a cannon-fodder character in a rural farming novel that emphasized hardship and survival. In the original story, the main character was accused of being pregnant with a dead child, and the malicious mother-in-law spread rumors that she was a hen who couldn’t lay eggs. Even worse, it was loudly proclaimed: either she would be cast out, or her husband would remarry and bring in a second wife—along with the son from that union!

Chi Yu thought: Are you kidding me? Her brain short-circuited. The next day after arriving, she picked up the rolling pin and beat the malicious old woman senseless. Then she clung tightly to the husband’s large thigh and snatched her son back. After that, she began looting her own dowry—emptying out everything, not leaving behind a single grain of rice or even a single tile. Divorce? Absolutely—she had to divorce. But she would leave only if she could take her child with her.

With a husband like that, who in their right mind would send her off alone?

The freshly divorced Chi Yu ended up being noticed by the “villain” Qin Mu. Qin Mu was a notorious scoundrel, cold-blooded and ruthless. Rumor had it that five years ago, when he was just seven, he personally slaughtered three wolves and a tiger with his bare hands. By the time he was thirteen, he was already commanding troops at the northern border. At sixteen, he was titled “General Protector of the Realm.” At twenty-four, he entered the battlefield and cut down countless enemies, leaving rivers of blood in his wake.

Even the pampered young ladies in the city, as soon as they turned fourteen, would burn incense and pray that they wouldn’t cross paths with him.

Yet after Qin Mu met Chi Yu, he went as far as to paint her portrait and keep it hidden in his study. He even bought out all the rouge and hairpins she had touched, collecting them like priceless treasures. Some even said that when Qin Mu stared at her, his gaze softened completely.

Everyone said that the Qin family’s daughter was the Heaven-blessed match that allowed him to rise to power, but Qin Mu himself would say: It was this wife of mine, Chi Yu, who took me from a boy, to a handsome youth, and finally forged me into the Grand General of the Empire. Without her, I could never have achieved this!

Ye Li transmigrated into the Great Xia dynasty, becoming a lazy, gluttonous husband whom everyone despised.

The Jiang family was dirt poor. His husband, Jiang Ji, was studying in the county, leaving behind only Ye Li and two burdens—Jiang Mai and Jiang Ya. When Ye Li crossed over, the original owner had just been caught red-handed by the village head while trying to trick Jiang Ya into going to the county to be sold.

Ye Li: “…”

He awkwardly rubbed Jiang Ya’s little head and said with a dry laugh, “I was planning to take Brother Ya to the county to buy something tasty.”

Of course, no one believed him. To avoid being dragged off to kneel in the ancestral hall, Ye Li had no choice but to embark on the road of making a fortune through food.

At the end of the month, when the private school went on break, Jiang Ji rushed home anxiously, terrified that Ye Li had been mistreating his two younger brothers. But what greeted him upon returning was the sight of Jiang Mai and Jiang Ya gnawing happily on large bones.

Jiang Ji’s long brows furrowed. That useless fool—what tricks was he playing now?

But Ye Li’s eyes were bright and sparkling. Wow, the husband he got for free was seriously handsome.

That night, as usual, Jiang Ji went into Jiang Mai and Jiang Ya’s room to sleep. Ye Li held up an oil lamp and knocked on the door: “Husband, time to come back to our room.”

Jiang Ji: “…”

Back when they first married, it was Ye Li who had kicked him out of the room. He wanted to see what kind of act Ye Li was putting on this time.

Ye Li cried injustice—what act? His cheap husband looked exactly like his type, of course, he wanted to consummate the marriage!

Jiang Ji was unwilling. This useless fool actually dared to covet his body!

Ye Li could only coax him: “Just think of it as us doing it out of disgust, doing it out of hate.”

“…”

Something was off.

This fool was acting very off.

After that one night, Jiang Ji’s tone softened—and so did his heart.

He began secretly observing this husband of his. After three days, when he returned to the private school, he could no longer shake Ye Li’s image from his mind.

Later, Jiang Ji passed the provincial examination and became a Juren. Ye Li became a Juren’s husband.

Many came to the door, trying to gift concubines to the scholar lord. Ye Li hugged the chest containing the land deeds and shop contracts—after doing it “out of disgust” and “out of hate” for so long, feelings had naturally taken root. If that dog man dared to accept a concubine, he’d make him pack up, get out clean, and then he’d marry someone new!

Jiang Ji quickly pulled him into his arms, coaxing softly, face and pride both forgotten: “Lili, in this lifetime, you’re the only one for me.”

Wang Ying, a senior student at the Agricultural College, transmigrated into the body of a young man of the same name from Wangjia Village.

His biased parents planned to sell him to the local landlord’s household to perform a “chongxi” (a traditional ritual marriage meant to bring good fortune or dispel misfortune).

In a fit of anger, the original Wang Ying attempted to drown himself in the river, but when he was pulled out, he had become a different Wang Ying.

As a flexible and resourceful university man, he was not one to succumb to despair. After all, wasn’t it just to perform a chongxi for a man? Bending his orientation a little wasn’t out of the question.

After marrying into the Chen family, Wang Ying soon realized that the landlord’s household was far from wealthy!

There was a weakly husband, a timid mother-in-law, and two underage younger siblings-in-law.

Wang Ying rolled up his sleeves and took charge of the household, dealing with troublesome relatives, increasing grain production, and managing both internal and external affairs.

It was only when his husband, whom he personally nurtured back to health, pinned him down on the bed and rendered him immobile that Wang Ying deeply regretted his decision—how on earth did this damn kid have such stamina!

● Daily life novel set in ancient times, includes childbirth.

● Updated every morning at 9 a.m.; if no update, an apology will be issued.

● An alternate-history ancient setting, somewhat loosely constructed.

● Grateful to every genuine reader, love you all.

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In the Great Qian Dynasty, Qin Ze, who transmigrated and became the son of the Tiger Might General, was cast aside by the Empress after she used him, stripped of his military power, and enfeoffed to the barren and dangerous land of Beiliang.

On the eve of his departure to Beiliang, Qin Ze awakened the Supreme Lord System. He automatically gained 1 point every second, which could be exchanged for population, grain, military equipment, troop types, and great generals.

Using these points, Qin Ze gradually acquired various historical generals: Dian Wei, the "Ancient Evil Demon"; Huo Qubing, the "Champion Marquis"; Bai Qi, the "God of Slaughter"; and Han Xin, the "Immortal of War."

His troop templates directly granted Qin Ze the strongest armies: Qin Elite Warriors, Black Armored Cavalry, Beigai Army, and Tiger and Leopard Cavalry.

When Qin Ze eventually commanded millions of invincible troops in Beiliang, the court officials panicked, and the Empress felt her scalp tingle.

The Empress declared, "Send word! Send word! Bestow money and grain! Calmly appease the King of Zhenbei! He must, must not be allowed to rebel!"

Qin Ze scoffed, "When the sun set, you weren't there. When I rise again, who are you? The day I enter the capital will be the day you fall from your imperial throne!"

Married into the Marquis of Ningyuan’s household for over ten years, Shen Tangning believed she had done nothing wrong managing the household, honoring her in-laws, fulfilling every duty expected of her.

It wasn’t until the cold and distant heir of the family began an illicit affair with her now-sister-in-law (her once illegitimate younger sister), and the two joined forces to drive her out, that Shen Tangning realized just how horribly wrong she had been.

Given a second chance, she returns to the very day her illegitimate sister swapped marriage partners with her. Shen Tangning sneers coldly and decides to roll with the mistake—this time, she marries the useless, good-for-nothing second son of the family instead.

On their wedding night, the so-called wastrel husband lifts her veil, takes one look at her, and is so shocked he stumbles and falls to his knees.

Tears stream down Shen Tangning’s face, her eyes red.

“I was meant to be the heir’s wife. Marrying you means my life is over.”

Chi Yan feels a sudden tremble in his heart and fumbles around, utterly at a loss.

…And from then on—

He stopped gambling and idling and devoted himself entirely to his wife.

Upon opening his eyes again, Di Jingcheng found himself running on a thorny jungle path, pursued by enemies. He was ecstatic. In this life, he met Azhi again, and the delicate, soft little girl was doted upon to the heavens.

The course of events changed. Under Di Jingcheng's doting, Azhi became spoiled and overbearing. Although her various temperaments and actions were somewhat capricious, to the loving Di Jingcheng, they were incredibly endearing. In this life, it wasn't just about repentance, but a love so profound it was etched into his bones. Thus, he would give her everything: love her, spoil her, accompany her, forever!

Their first meeting: Di Jingcheng, covered in wounds and on the verge of death, collapsed beneath Ran La Azhi's swing. Before closing his eyes, he seared her bright, exotic, and charming face into his mind. The woman's luminous eyes were like a clear spring, pure and beautiful. Upon waking, he secretly vowed to protect her purity and beauty.

Later, Ran La Azhi lay alone, trembling on the moldy, cold bed board of the cold palace. Her rapid breathing and intense pain told her she was about to lose her child.

A cold wind blew through the broken window. That bright, exotic girl, in the severe winter, in an unheeded cold palace, died with her child, not even shedding a single tear.

Later, Di Jingcheng, holding her frail body, fell into the vast expanse of white snow. His hair turned white overnight, and he cried himself blind...

In the first year, when Princess Liqian first met the so-called “Gentleman,” he stood tall and righteous, upholding justice. She sneered: “A false gentleman.”

In the third year, during the struggle for the heir to the throne, she lost everything by a single misstep, ready to die with her eyes closed—yet he alone stepped forward, risking his life and family to escort her safely back to the capital. She scoffed: “Still counts as a gentleman.”

In the fifth year, after a coup, she ascended the throne as empress. She bestowed upon him high office, wealth, noble marriage, and beauty—he rejected them all. She frowned slightly: “Truly a gentleman.”

In the tenth year, she awoke one morning aching all over, and cursed the man lying beside her through gritted teeth: “So much for being a gentleman!”

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“Three things can make the empire great again: the sword, your servant, and the teachings of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Daoism.”

That’s what he said to the Empress.