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Alias致云雀

AuthorZhu Zhi

Zhu Yunque (Yunque means Skylark) never dared to hope that she and Lu Rangchen would ever have a story together. As a teenager, he was handsome, charismatic, and impossible to tame—a boy admired by nearly every girl in school. The closest she ever came to him was catching a brief glimpse of his tall figure when she secretly turned her head during school exercises. Her feelings remained hidden and unspoken. That changed when her mother moved them into the home of a family friend. While the adults were making introductions, Lu Rangchen leaned casually against the stairway entrance and raised an eyebrow teasingly. “I know her. She’s the one who sneaks looks at me during morning exercises.” “…” Years later, they met again in college. On a rooftop during a rainy night, candlelight flickered as laughter echoed around them. In a quiet corner away from everyone else, Lu Rangchen held a cigarette loosely between his lips. The glow of his lighter illuminated her face. Leaning closer, the young man spoke in a low, husky voice that seemed to tempt her: “Zhu Yunque.” “Want to give us a try?”

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…

Alias拔份

AuthorMeng Zhong De Yi

Synopsis In the 1990s, Gu Qiao ran into Luo Peiyin again in the lobby of a five-star hotel. By then, she had already earned an amount of money that her eighteen-year-old self could never have imagined, and she was preparing to expand her business even further. She sat across from Peter, drinking coffee. Peter was an employee of LC Company stationed in the city; like most expatriate staff, he lived long-term in this very hotel. Peter felt somewhat put out, because Gu Qiao’s gaze kept drifting—almost unconsciously—toward his Chinese boss. Synopsis Two “When I was eighteen, I really envied the little maid next door. Once she got her pay, she could dress herself up in all kinds of bright colors.” Luo Peiyin sounded as though he were hearing a joke. “Then how did you change later?” “The more you see, the more you want.” Gu Qiao suddenly flashed a smile at Luo Peiyin. “So I still have to thank Cousin for taking a poor relative like me out to see the world.” When Gu Qiao was eighteen, she called him ‘Cousin’ with a warmth that bordered on excessive. Luo Peiyin did not appreciate people who lacked a sense of boundaries. But his disapproval was too subtle; at the time, Gu Qiao wasn’t very good at reading people, so she failed to notice it. Tags: Close Proximity Romance, Inspirational, Personal Growth, Serious Drama Main Characters (POV): Gu Qiao, Luo Peiyin One-sentence summary: Thanks to Cousin for taking a poor relative like me out to see the world. Theme: Mass entrepreneurship and innovation.