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Alias暗河传

AuthorZhou Mu Nan

In the turbulent world of the jianghu, the leader of the assassin organization, Dàjiāzhǎng Xuè Rèn, faces a deadly crisis after being poisoned. With his life hanging by a thread, the three prominent clans beneath the organization see this as an opportunity to incite rebellion. The leader of the “Spider Shadow” assassin group, Sū Mùyǔ, is tasked with escorting Dàjiāzhǎng to Yàowáng Valley to seek the divine physician Bái Hèhúai for treatment. However, along the way, they encounter obstacles from various clans’ assassins. To their shock, the final attempt on Dàjiāzhǎng’s life comes from none other than Sū Chānghé, Mùyǔ’s closest friend from the organization. The two youths, driven by their own beliefs, draw their blades against each other in a fierce confrontation.

Alias胡善围

AuthorMu Lan Zhou

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以你为名的夏天

AuthorRen Ping Zhou

Alias但愿人长久

AuthorLi Wei / She Musi

This version balances cultural authenticity with natural English phrasing, perfect for modern web novel platforms. That day, her mother, whose hands were busy pleating the edges of a dumpling, said, "The Sun family's youngest son has been back for half a year now. If you like him, I can go over and propose a match for you." Zhou Yu blurted out, "Which Sun family?" The Sun family had four children. The eldest, Sun Jingyue, was a criminal profiler—a detective. He was his father’s absolute pride and joy. In Father Sun's eyes, the only "proper" careers were doctors, police officers, civil servants, and teachers. Why? Because these were respectable jobs within reach of ordinary folks. The second eldest, Sun Jinghui, owned a restaurant business, which brought Mother Sun the greatest peace of mind. After all, "food is heaven to the common people." The third and fourth were twins—a girl and a boy. They were the most rebellious and hardest to tame. However, the detective brother didn’t see it that way. He would often comfort their father, saying, "Dad, look at it from another angle. The twins haven't murdered anyone, robbed anyone, or turned against society. They haven't brought a single shred of trouble to the police station. That alone makes them outstanding citizens!"

Alias告白

AuthorYing Cheng

In college, Zhou Jingze and Xu Sui were worlds apart, two people who would never have any intersection. One was carefree and unruly, surrounded by admiration; the other was quiet and well-behaved, easily overlooked. While she was in the library, writing test papers one after another, she accidentally caught glimpses of his flirtations with others and witnessed him changing girlfriends time and time again. At a party, Xu Sui got drunk and, in a moment of daring encouragement, confessed her feelings. Zhou Jingze paused for a moment, then casually lifted the corner of his lips and said, “Sorry, you’re just too good to be true.” When they met again, he was still the prodigal son of heaven. Several times, their encounters seemed intentional, and Xu Sui concealed her past feelings well, keeping her distance from him. But he kept pushing closer, leaving Xu Sui with nowhere to hide. Finally, Xu Sui found herself backed against a wall, her voice barely audible: “Why me?” Zhou Jingze leaned down, his breath warm against her ear, a mischievous glint in his eyes: “No particular reason. I was just blind before.” “Knowing the space between us, yet still sending my love to you every day.” — “Reply from Keanu Reeves”