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AuthorGao Qing

Bai Yiran never imagined she’d enter a whirlwind marriage with Leng Yichen, the cold and powerful CEO of an empire—nor that their divorce would be just as swift. All she wanted was a quiet life, free from drama. But Leng Yichen had other plans.After the divorce, he shamelessly pursued her, pulling every trick to keep her close, determined to win her back and shower her with the kind of love that left the world breathless. Handsome young idols, scumbag exes, charming colleagues, eligible doctors—none could get within arm’s reach of Bai Yiran.Spoiled by his unwavering devotion, Bai Yiran would often toss her head and declare:“Ever since I married into the Leng family, I’ve been the only one he pampers! There are thousands of beauties out there, but he just has to spoil me—and only me! So I asked him, ‘Why not spread the love around a little?’ And guess what? He just won’t listen!”

Alias我的岳父大人叫吕布

Author大哥有枪

Cosplayer Liu Mang accidentally crosses through time and arrived at the Eastern Han Dynasty wearing Aries Gold Cloth. (Saint Seiya!) He arrived on top of the walls of XiaPi right when it was about to fall to Cao Cao.“Don’t kill me bro; I’m not working for boss Cao!”“Hey! You’re slashing the wrong person! Boss Lu’s underlings are there! Not me!”He accidentally saved Lu Bu who was tied up by Song Xian. He accidentally became the son in law of Lu Bu. He accidentally changed the history of the Three Kingdoms period.When aluminum casted Gold Cloths are worn by generals like Zhang Liao and Gao Shun during the Eastern Han Dynasty, glistering on their bodies… When the soldiers in the camps are sporting mechanical crossbows… When crossbreeding of rice plants appeared on Lu Bu’s territory…Liu Mang knows that a world belonging to Lu is coming.

Alias锦衣行

AuthorFu Lan

The initial inspiration for writing wuxia came after watching the film The White-Haired Witch (Bai Fa Mo Nu Chuan). The image of the lone, white-haired woman standing atop a peak, so proud yet so lonely, left a lasting impression on my young mind. It was a feeling that lingered, so I picked up my pen. During that turbulent and rebellious period of youth, wuxia became a window to another world. Living between two worlds inevitably made my student years quite perilous. The college entrance exam (Gao Kao) was barely passed, but life is not just about clearing this one hurdle. When worn out and exhausted, I would look ahead and see that one peak is always higher than the next. In the martial world, one is often not in control of their fate. You cannot afford to give up halfway, and this naturally gives rise to infinite resentment. Every time resentment overcomes me, I must vent it through my writing, and in doing so, regain the peace of mind needed to face the next challenge. During this period, I also discovered the wonderful world of the internet. Looking back now, it’s obvious that during the years I spent posting online, my writing style has changed quite a lot. I must thank all my readers for their refinement of my craft. At the same time, I’ve become even more convinced that, indeed, the eyes of the public are sharp. They can detect any flaw…