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Alias十一年夏至

AuthorMing Kai Ye He

Alias回到老公自宫前

AuthorMu Lan Zhou

In her past life, Wei Caiwei and the eunuch Wang Daxia became a “food-sharing” married couple. They married first and fell in love later. After enduring many trials and tribulations in the palace, they supported each other through thick and thin. In the end, Wang Daxia became the head of the Eastern Depot, wielding immense power, and sought vengeance for her. However, during the process, he was poisoned, which led to his death in middle age. Wei Caiwei also died alongside him, sacrificing herself. Wei Caiwei is reborn at the age of seventeen, just before Wang Daxia castrates himself. She prevents him from doing so and tries to find a way to get her revenge. However, the Wang Daxia in this life is a rebellious, carefree playboy. In order to set him on the right path, Wei Caiwei exhausts all her efforts, resulting in many laughable and absurd situations. She eventually finds him, only to discover that the dead eunuch had overly romanticized his youth. He claimed to have been a chivalrous, elegant, and heroic figure—every girl’s dream in the capital. But in reality, he is a debauched, unlearned scoundrel, and a nightmare to all the girls in the capital. It turns out the dead eunuch had lied to her for a lifetime! Upon learning the truth, Wei Caiwei has two thoughts: “Cut it off, quickly!”* and *”Wait, maybe he can still be saved?”

Alias当年不肯嫁东风

AuthorMing Yue Qing

After their mother’s death, the three Ye sisters are forced to live in a secluded courtyard, relying only on one another as they endure their father’s favoritism and the persecution of their stepmother. Four years ago, Ye Qinglan attended the Huaxin Banquet. Graceful, reserved, and strikingly beautiful, she was the very model of a noble young lady in the capital. At the banquet, she secretly became engaged to Cui Jingyu, a scion of a declining aristocratic family, and the two were deeply in love. Yet before the great border war, Qinglan heartlessly broke off the engagement. Four years later, Cui Jingyu returns to the capital victorious, basking in glory, honored with titles for his achievements, and becomes the most sought-after man among noble ladies at the Huaxin Banquet. Qinglan, however, remains unmarried and is regarded in the capital as a woman no one would wed. No outsider knows what truly happened four years ago. What lies between them is the heavy weight of those lost years. When former lovers meet again, a long-buried story resurfaces—can they ever return to the days of Tonghua Ferry? She once refused to wed the east wind, only to be misunderstood by the west wind for no reason at all. The second daughter, Ye Lingbo, plain in appearance yet fiercely determined, long ago abandoned the pursuit of romance. Convinced that her elder sister sacrificed her happiness for the family, she is resolved to rekindle the bond between Qinglan and Cui Jingyu. To do so, she spares no effort—spending lavishly and recruiting talent. Yet at the Huaxin Banquet, twenty-four gatherings unfold amid a hall filled with young elites of the Zhenbei Army and noble heirs. As the twenty-four floral winds pass, even peach and apricot blossoms seem ready to marry the east wind. How, then, will her own story end? The Huaxin Banquet is more dazzling than ever, with numerous young commanders from the Zhenbei Army in attendance and forces from all sides entering the fray—truly a spectacle

AuthorMing Yue Dang

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…

AuthorReunion Dinner

As soon as he opened his eyes, Li Ming was plunged into these tumultuous interstellar spaces, where countless civilizations held their shotguns at the ready, eyeing everything in the universe with covetous intent. For him, the most crucial issue at hand was solving the problem of food and warmth.Fortunately, he could control special items and gain special ability bonuses—【Thunderclap Armored Exoskeleton—Grade D】【Control Effect: Power Amplification—100%】【Control Ability—Armored Four Arms: Develops four mechanical arms to aid in combat, and amplifies control by 50% with Thunder Element.】He could even evolve it—【Electromagnetic Power Engine】→【Cold Nuclear Reactor】→…【Stellar Furnace】………An evolutionary path with no boundaries in sight, a supreme arsenal spread across the galaxies, and a grand expedition fleet casting endless blood and fire.When Li Ming unfolded the prism wings that covered planets and fired the super-range photon lasers, and the Stellar Furnace in his chest blossomed with a brilliance far surpassing the sun’s, supported by computational power from the Quantum Photon Calculator...In the universe, countless life forms exclaimed, “Flesh is weak; ascend through machinery!”Li Ming helplessly said, “but this really isn't mechanical ascension...”

Alias我是个算命先生

AuthorYi Zhi

The practice of fortune-telling originated during the Pre-Qin period, developed during the Sui and Tang dynasties, and became widespread during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Representative figures from different periods, such as Zhang Liang from the Han Dynasty, Zhuge Liang from the Three Kingdoms, and Liu Bowen from the Ming Dynasty, all engaged in palmistry, physiognomy, and the study of the Eight Characters (Ba Zi).