Rebirth

AliasNine Folds of Purple / 九重紫

AuthorZhi Zhi

Dòu Zhāo felt that she might not have much longer to live. Lately, she had been dreaming of her childhood, sitting under an arbor covered in blooming wisteria, swinging her chubby little legs. A plump, white nurse, resembling a steamed bun, would feed her… But what would life be like if she truly returned to her childhood? Jiu Chong Zi tells the story of a rebirth!

Alias楚后 / 翘楚

AuthorXi Xing

The beginning of a story set in the Bei Caozhen relay station, where several station soldiers encounter a girl seeking help. Despite it being almost the start of spring, the weather remains very cold. At the crack of dawn, a squad of mounted soldiers gallops toward the Bei Caozhen relay station. Five people wearing military robes, thick hats, and with their faces wrapped in red scarves, arrive covered in dust from their journey. They leap off their horses before fully stopping at the entrance. “Five pots of shaojiu!” one soldier shouts. The dozing gatekeeper is awakened, and still irritated from losing money gambling the previous night, emerges: “The relay station has no alcohol. Where are your credentials, official warrants, and documentation?” Before he can finish speaking, he’s spat in the face. “The relay station has no alcohol? Did you drink it all yourself? You son of a—, you dare steal military supplies?” The dismounted soldier grabs the station guard by the collar. “I’ll send you to prison right now.”

Alias兰香缘

AuthorHe Yan Shan

She was a Grand Secretary’s granddaughter, whose family was convicted in a succession struggle, dying with her newlywed husband en route to exile. She reincarnated with her memories intact, becoming Chen Xiang Lan, a household-born maid in the prestigious Lin family of Jiangnan. In this life, Xiang Lan has four romance prospects: One she must not accept, One she will not accept, One that withered before fully blooming… And one… sigh… that brings nothing but trouble… This is a story of a little maid’s unfulfilled quest to leave the great household.

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?”