A spoiled, self-indulgent, and unlucky "villainess" embraces her own reckless behavior and somehow goes from being insignificant "mosquito blood" to becoming the beloved of several powerful male leads in a male-focused novel.... more>>

As everyone knows, the protagonists in male-targeted novels often follow the upgrade route. No matter how powerful they become, they usually start out humble and downtrodden.

Once the wind and clouds come, it will turn into a dragon.

In the story, the unfortunate villainess Dai Ning gets a second chance at life. Armed with two truckloads of luxury supplies, she heads straight to a remote, impoverished village deep in the mountains.

It’s July, and one of the future legendary male leads, Zhao Yu, is out in the fields harvesting rice.

At home, he has a paralyzed father, a gravely ill mother, a rebellious younger brother, and a six-year-old sister.

The entire family is gaunt, barely scraping by.

Next door, there’s even a transmigrated girl eyeing him with interest.

Dai Ning, meanwhile, has her two truckloads of luxury goods. She moves into Zhao Yu’s home, pulls out her gourmet food to offer him... then glances at him and decides to keep it all for herself.

All while savoring the sight of the male lead’s misfortune.

Sometimes, she even declares with a huff that she plans to tear down his shabby house.

→ Because, after all, a villainess is just a villainess—never doing anything properly.

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That summer, Zhao Yu despised the spoiled rich girl.

By fall, the sight of her gave him a headache.

And by the time she left that snowy winter, with the mountains sealed off and the world cold and empty, Zhao Yu loved her. <<less

In the winter of the 14th year of Shengping, Yue Zhiheng, a criminal of the dynasty, was sentenced to the most severe punishment: having his flesh cut off and bones scraped. Outside the iron prison cart, countless commoners gathered to watch the fall of this young, once-powerful minister.... more>>

Zhan Yunwei was among them. She had traveled thousands of miles to witness his final journey, but it was only to save another person. At the time, she didn’t realize that coldly watching this sinful ex-husband go to his death would become one of her deepest regrets—the regret that would haunt her every sleepless night, long before the spring day when her own bones would be buried.

In her past life, she had the misfortune of becoming the wife of this “dynasty hound,” and Yunwei had thought those days were sheer torment. Knowing she didn’t wish to share a bed with him, he sent her a letter in the middle of summer, its words distant and cold:

“Miss Zhan,

The evil spirits of the dynasty are rampant, and the court is overwhelmed. From now on, I will not return home at night. Do as you please.”

Once, behind her back, they had walked together under the endless moonlit sky of the dynasty, and he had softly said, “I won’t live much longer. You’ll just have to bear with it a little longer.”

But it wasn’t until Yue Zhiheng was truly dead that she realized how peaceful and precious those days had been. Only then did she begin to understand, however faintly, the bloody and vulnerable heart he had hidden beneath his harsh and ruthless exterior.

So, when Zhan Yunwei found herself once again back on that rainy and windy night from ten years ago—when Yue Zhiheng had rushed to her side, raising his sword to defy the dynasty, only to collapse in a pool of blood—this time, she didn’t walk away with Pei Yujing like before. Instead, she cradled his scarred body and told him, “Yue Zhiheng, let’s go home.” <<less

“Tonight the Moonlight Misses You for Me” is a modern romance novel written by Fujira Ueda. It was originally titled “The God Misses You Tonight” when it was serialized, but was renamed “Tonight the Moonlight Misses Me for You” when it was published.... more>>

“I have been worshiping a hero since I was eighteen years old. That summer, he was the only one willing to help me, and he even asked me to throw a bouquet of roses.”

Chi Yan’s heart was pounding and he couldn’t help but prick up his ears to listen to what she said: “Well, what happened later.”

“Later, I took that bouquet of roses home. I couldn’t bear to throw them away all summer long.”

“I thought about it for a long time and didn’t understand why.

“Later, the hero refused to say that he liked me. But I wanted to tell him that when we met when we were young and fell in love for the first time, it will always be him for the rest of our lives.”

Like this moon in my hometown.

Even if the dark clouds cover the mind, people miss a lot of time. But one day, the clouds will disperse, and when she grows up, she will understand and understand. <<less

First story: “The Immortal Monarch Courts Death Again”: Immortal Monarch Meng Ke waited hundreds of years hoping the husband of his beloved would die.... more>>

Second story: “Hello, Z”: A realistic, sweet, and tender vignette.

The theme is awaiting additional sweet moments. <<less

After returning to the second year of high school, Ning Zhen vowed to do three things well.... more>>

Try to accept her stepmother and stepbrother.

Keep dancing.

Stay away from Lu Zhi.

The first two things she did well, but the third…

One day, the lights in the classroom were turned off with a snap. In the dark, a youngster held her wrist firmly and pulled her into his arms.

“Do you disdain Laozi for being poor, eh?” <<less