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Alias蜀锦人家

AuthorZhuang Zhuang

The Literary Romance Ji Yingying feels she dyes not mere silk, but dreams of myriad colors. In her dreams there is only one man, and these dreams are woven for him alone. Yet he only wants the silk she dyes to weave his own dreams. Ji Yingying refuses to turn away, not from lingering attachment. Turning one’s back is for lovers—she wants to witness his dreams shatter with her own eyes. Yang Jingyuan is the quintessential young master of privilege. Born into wealth and blessed with handsome looks, his greatest achievement was merely staying on his feet while those he fought lay sprawled on the ground, earning the admiration of fellow young masters. But when he encountered Ji Yingying, his proud heart began its descent from the clouds. He fell until he was covered in mud, only to have her contemptuously step on him. Yang Jingyuan was furious: he swore he would make Ji Yingying look up to him. Then he would extend his hand and magnanimously declare, “This young master pardons you.”

Alias陷入我们的热恋

AuthorEr Dong Tu Zi

After the college entrance examination, Xu Zhi became the unexpected standout at Ruijun High School, but little did she know that this would lead to the end of a relationship. That summer, she met Chen Luzhou, a brash and arrogant young man known for his good looks. Xu Zhi found Chen Luzhou to be strangely endearing, much to the shock of her friends, who couldn’t comprehend why she was drawn to someone so cocky. Chen Luzhou, on the other hand, assumed Xu Zhi had a crush on him, leaving his friends equally surprised, especially since she already had a boyfriend. Xu Zhi thought to herself, He might be my long-lost brother. Chen Luzhou replied, How should I know? This is frustrating—I already have a girlfriend!

Alias半城风月

AuthorShi Si Lang

She came from the top of Zhong Mountain, cloaked in frost and snow, as exquisitely beautiful as a rare flower. Yet when it came to matters of “love,” she had no particular talent. Her greatest joy in life was a simple cup of tea and watching the hustle and bustle around her. People often said her youth was full of misfortune, and her personality eccentric. In truth, she could also be obedient and gentle, with a smile as radiant as a blooming flower. People often claimed she was sharp-tongued, harsh, and arrogant, but in fact, she could also smile gracefully and be as warm and approachable as could be. However—she simply was not willing! Until that day, when she met a young man. Half the city was filled with romance, the other half with snow, and all the scenery in her life became magnificent because of him…

Alias树下有片红房子

AuthorXiao Ge

Chen Huan’er’s life was uneventful and ordinary, but she possessed one shining attribute—good luck. For instance, the house she lived in at fourteen turned into her permanent home; the friends she met at fourteen became her lifelong closest companions; and the turning point she experienced at fourteen became a wide, smooth road that kept expanding as she walked down it. And then there was the boy she bumped into at fourteen—well, she still didn’t know the answer to that. Like the first three examples, she wouldn’t find out the answer until she turned eighty. As for now? It’s only six in the evening, and there’s no way an engineer would be off work yet.

AuthorBai Yu Zhai Diao Gong

Before her death, Qunqing hated nothing more than the powerful minister Lu Huating—hated him for supporting the new emperor, for his treacherous schemes and ruthless maneuvers. She plotted against him day and night, exhausting every means at her disposal, yet never once gained the upper hand. In the end, she was nothing more than a pawn, discarded by his hand. After her death, she saw the fallen princess she had protected with her life, weeping as she clung to the new emperor’s chest. “Qingqing is dead—what am I going to do?” The new emperor kissed her. “You’ll be fine. Love only me.” Tears streamed down the princess’s face like rain over a delicate flower. “Qingqing is dead. I have only Your Majesty left.” When Qunqing opened her eyes again, she had awakened—three years in the past. She rose, numbly packed her belongings, ignored the princess’s attempts to stop her, tore off her jade coronet and trailing ornaments, cast aside the wooden seal of her office, and turned away. Along with it, she abandoned ten years of careful maneuvering, ten years of walking on thin ice. Restore the kingdom? To hell with that. Lu Huating, the power minister—profoundly calculating, brutally decisive—had cut an invincible path through the political maelstrom. Having long grown weary of human ugliness, he found this lifetime dull and meaningless. Looking back, the only thing that left any impression on him was a female clerk he had poisoned to death at the age of twenty-six—a spy. For the sake of a love-blinded princess, she had given everything, scheming against him time and again. On that final day, she knelt before the palace hall in the height of summer, her expression unchanged, her eyes full of unwillingness. With a smile, she sighed, “The winner takes all,” then tipped her head back and drank it down in one gulp. Blood spilled from her lips, thin and vividly red. When Lu Huating opened his eyes, he had returned to his twenty-third year. Staring at the official document

Alias月都花落，沧海花开

AuthorJun Zi Yi Ze

All stories seem to begin like this. In ancient times, Divine Lord Yinze was favored and trusted by the Heavenly Emperor. He once refined azure stones for Goddess Nǚwa, enabling her to gather the five-colored stones to mend the heavens, and together with the Xuanyuan Clan, he greatly defeated Chiyou at Zhuolu. After Gonggong angrily crashed into Mount Buzhou, Yinze took over Gonggong’s position and became the second Cangying God. Hongjun personally bestowed upon him the Water God’s mark on his face, and Fuxi draped him in the divine robes of the vast seas. In the divine realm, he was young and accomplished, possessing the bearing of a celestial being, yet he could not win the heart of the woman he loved. To make her happy, he used the divine realm’s “Luoshui” to build an empty city called “Suozhao” near the moon. Due to the accumulated spiritual energy of Luoshui itself over time, a hundred years later, a spirit was born in the city, named the Suozhao Clan, and soon transformed Suozhao into a prosperous and thriving capital. Luowei was the youngest princess of the fifth-generation king of Suozhao, who grew up alongside her foster brother Fu Chenzhi. One day, Fu Chenzhi was framed by an immortal who harbored ill intentions toward Suozhao and fled the city. Before leaving, Fu Chenzhi confessed his feelings to Luowei and promised that once he cultivated into a powerful immortal, he would return to marry her. Shortly after his departure, Luowei was also attacked by the immortal, suffered injuries, and escaped. After leaving Moon City, Luowei joined an immortal sect and reunited with her foster brother. She discovered that her foster brother was not a mortal after all, but the illegitimate son of a goddess. And their master turned out to be none other than Divine Lord Yinze himself.