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Jiang Ling and Jiang Yuhan are both reborn. In their previous lives, Jiang Ling married a handsome educated youth who had been sent down to the countryside, while her cousin Jiang Yuhan married a cold-faced, tough soldier who had returned to the village after being discharged due to injury. Later on, Jiang Ling helped her husband seize the opportunities of the times, earning immense wealth and eventually becoming the richest man in the country—someone everyone envied. Meanwhile, Jiang Yuhan’s life after marriage was mediocre at best. Her husband, injured and lame, also suffered from hidden health issues. Consumed by jealousy toward her cousin, she schemed and ended up having an affair with Jiang Ling’s husband. After discovering the truth, Jiang Ling stabbed her husband in retaliation—but was pushed into the sea by the adulterous pair. Fortunately, as she fell, she grabbed onto her cousin and dragged her down with her. After being reborn, Jiang Yuhan rushed ahead to cling to the educated youth who came to rescue them, eagerly waiting to become the wife of the future richest man. Jiang Ling, on the other hand, married the lame, cold-faced tough man. She originally thought their marriage would be distant but respectful—yet after marriage, the man completely transformed into a devoted, loyal husband. He could handle both social occasions and housework, and he handed over all his wages. Lame leg? She can cure it. Hidden illness? She can cure that too. Jiang Yuhan thought that by marrying the educated youth, she would live a life of comfort without worries. But who would have expected that the man was lazy and incompetent, barely earning any work points—let alone becoming the richest man in the future? Meanwhile, Jiang Ling’s husband was no longer lame, nor cold and distant—he doted on her endlessly. Who says Shen Xie isn’t capable? He’s more than capable.

Su Yuan unexpectedly transmigrates into a beast man world, only to be rejected and asked for a divorce the moment she arrives! A divorce? Fine by her. It's not like she's interested in those husbands anyway. If they want to divorce, then divorce it is—who's afraid of that? But right after the divorce, she is matched with even more beast husbands, leaving her former mates completely stunned. Wasn't she supposed to be a useless C-rank female? How could she be compatible with so many powerful males? Su Yuan flashes a sly smile. "Sorry, but I'm actually an S-rank female." "You guys were never out of my league—I was out of yours."

Kunlun Hospital is a well-known private hospital in the area, divided into an East Wing and a West Wing. Ordinary people receive treatment in the East Wing, while the West Wing has supposedly been under renovation for years and is said to be unused. One day, a patient accidentally wanders into the West Wing and discovers that it is actually full of patients—though every one of them seems rather strange. A sign stands in the first-floor lobby: Patients experiencing excessive shedding outside of molting season should register with the Psychiatry Department. The Cosmetic Department does not diagnose this condition! At the reception desk, a nurse trims her nails while her fluffy tail curls around a phone as she watches variety shows. Kunlun West Wing is home to a beautiful doctor named Hai Chui Sha, renowned throughout the non-human world for her exceptional medical skills and gentle bedside manner. Countless gods, demons, spirits, and monsters pretend to be sick just for a chance to see her. "Doctor Hai, my tail hurts a little..." Hai Chui Sha: "Sitting too much can injure your tail. Get up and exercise more." "Doctor Hai, my eyes feel dry..." Hai Chui Sha: "Spend less time looking at your phone." "Doctor Hai, my chest hurts. It hurts whenever I see you..." Hai Chui Sha: "..." Hai Chui Sha: "Terminal illness. No cure." Main Couple Yi Guang — a depressed, tragic, yet powerful fox immortal Hai Chui Sha — a human female doctor Mini-Theater When the fox immortal Yi Guang awakens, he discovers that the world has changed. Evil spirits and curses roam everywhere, disastrous romantic afflictions are rampant, and worst of all— His fox shrine is gone. In its place stands a hospital. Yi Guang pokes Hai Chui Sha with his tail. "You've occupied my shrine." Hai Chui Sha replies, "You're injured. You need to be hospitalized for treatment." As a result, not only does Yi Guang fail to reclaim his shrine, he also ends up owing Hai Chui Sha money. Later... Yi Guang wonders: "How did she end up occupying me too?"

 

The moment Su Cen opened her eyes, she found herself transported into the body of a young orphan girl in the 1970s.

Her father had been a soldier, her mother a battlefield doctor—both fallen heroes who left behind nothing but a traditional courtyard house and a shabby jade pendant.

Who would have thought that the worn-out pendant was actually a heaven-defying cheat item?

Once its spiritual-spring pocket dimension awakened, food and daily necessities were no longer a problem. Life was set.

But no sooner had her grandparents passed away than a pack of greedy relatives showed up, trying to seize the family home and force her into marriage.

As if she'd let that happen.

She was the daughter of martyrs, after all. A quick appeal to the authorities was all it took to put those shameless relatives in their place.

With that mess settled, she set off on the road as a sent-down youth in the countryside.

While everyone else struggled to earn work points, she hid away in her pocket dimension, enjoying good food and comfort.

She spent her days gossiping, watching drama unfold, and keeping a low profile, living a carefree and leisurely life.

Then the college entrance examination was reinstated—

Everyone was stunned.

1970s + 1v1 Romance + Transmigration + Superpowers +Getting Rich

Yun Xi, a triple-elemental superpower user in the apocalypse, possessed enough resources to last several lifetimes!

The moment she opened her eyes, she found herself in bed with a strange man. After sleeping with him and realizing something was wrong, she hurriedly pulled up her pants and ran.

She had transmigrated!

And into the 1970s, no less!!!

Good heavens, how could fate do this to her?!

Luckily—or unluckily—she had transmigrated.

Her mother was dead. Her father was a scheming opportunist who had stolen her mother’s family fortune, then immediately turned around and married his mistress!

Her stepsister was four years older than the original host. Despite being the daughter of a wealthy family, the original owner was weak, timid, and incapable of standing up for herself—a pitiful girl who was practically starving half the time.

Stealing her job? Forcing her to go to the countryside? Shameless favoritism?

Fine then.

Using her spatial ability, she emptied out everything they were so proud of—their wealth, grain supplies, ration coupons, and priceless antiques.

In the future, death is forbidden. Everyone can be revived through a spell known as “Resurrection.”

—And then I died.

For reasons unknown, I was brought back to life with Resurrection inside a mysterious prison. The prison was filled with every kind of torture device imaginable. Every day, I was tortured to death by those instruments, only to be revived again and forced to endure the torment all over again.

And I was not the only one.

The prison held countless others just like me. Some of them had already suffered there for thousands of years. We could neither live nor die in peace, forever denied rest.

…I have to find a way to escape.

In her previous life, Xia Zhiwei gave everything she had—heart and soul—treating her husband’s elder sister like her own. She was obedient, sensible, and endlessly tolerant, yet all she received in return was a carefully orchestrated deception.

Her sister-in-law feigned concern, but in truth was scheming step by step to take her child away. Her in-laws appeared kind on the surface, but behind her back they had already planned how to sell her off. She was sold and still foolishly counted money for others, only realizing everyone’s true faces when she died from complications during childbirth.

Filled with boundless hatred, Xia Zhiwei is reborn at the age of twenty.

Just as news arrives that her husband has “died in the line of duty,” the all-too-familiar scene and those familiar, hypocritical faces make her eyes burn red with rage.

This time, she will never repeat the same mistakes.

She will strip her in-laws’ household bare and turn the tables completely…

“Post-apocalyptic setting, superpowers, single female lead, guaranteed sweetness…”

【Anyone who’s ever dated their nemesis knows this…】
【A Guide to Raising Your Archrival】

Smack—
An Muning hurled his phone away.

“Knows this?”
He doesn’t know anything about it!

【Since you only like zombies and have no interest in me, hugging should be fine, right?】
【Since you’re not into me anyway, one kiss shouldn’t matter, right?】
【Since you don’t have feelings for me, sleeping together should be fine too, right?】

In the middle of the night, he woke up and turned to look at the woman sleeping soundly beside him.

“…Wait. Were you grooming me into falling for you this whole time?!”

Period-era transmigration + child-raising slice of life + slow-burn romance + tsundere male lead + face-slapping

On the verge of death, Wen Ning transmigrates into a novel as the male lead’s vicious ex-wife—a woman who is already married to him and has even given birth to his child.

In the original story, the former host became the male lead’s wife through shameless tantrums and drugging him, then successfully gave birth to a daughter. Unfortunately, the male lead always despised her and insisted on divorce.

According to the plot, the original host stubbornly clung to him, and after the male lead’s “white moonlight” first love returned, she resorted to all kinds of petty schemes. In the end, she was completely rejected by both the male lead and his family.

Her final fate was tragic: sold off into the mountains, while her daughter also died miserably.

After transmigrating into the story, Wen Ning makes up her mind immediately:

This marriage must end.

For her own survival—and for her daughter’s—she absolutely has to get divorced!

But unexpectedly…

In her previous life, Shen Xiaoyan was drained dry by her so-called family, only to meet a tragic end. Given a second chance at life, she is reborn with a powerful system and a mysterious space. This time, she refuses to be exploited again—those “bloodsucking” relatives can take their schemes elsewhere.

At just six years old, after losing her parents, Shen Xiaoyan decisively packs her belongings and returns to the countryside with her grandfather and uncles. In this new life, she is determined to take control of her own fate and never be manipulated again.

But peace doesn’t come easily—troublemakers keep trying to disrupt her quiet life. Fortunately, Shen Xiaoyan is no longer the helpless girl she once was. Armed with her system, her space, and an unyielding will, she cuts through every obstacle in her path and builds a life on her own terms.

After being labeled as “unlucky” by the Imperial Preceptor in his past life, Song Heming lived without love from his parents and died alone in his palace on New Year’s Eve. When he wakes up again, he finds himself reborn as the young master of the Song family in Jinshi City. Unfortunately, this new life is no better—he was abandoned at birth and sent to the countryside, still carrying the same curse of misfortune. Just when he thinks things couldn’t get worse, he discovers a strange ability: even with his eyes closed, he can see through the eyes of animals at crime scenes. Beneath icy lake water, a pale, severed head stares silently—its unrotted eyes reflecting the image of a fish. Worse still, the vision won’t end until the body is discovered. To finally get some peaceful sleep, Song Heming has no choice but to act as a “concerned citizen,” delivering clues directly to the Jinshi City Criminal Investigation Unit. Meanwhile, the police are overwhelmed by a surge of brutal and bizarre cases—headless corpses in suitcases, severed limbs in sewers, and mysterious meat sources in butcher shops. Just as pressure mounts, one mysterious figure keeps providing crucial leads, helping them crack case after case. That figure is Song Heming. With his sharp mind and uncanny abilities, he unravels each mystery thread by thread. Soon, he gains widespread fame, jokingly compared to legendary detective Di Renjie. From local cases to major national crimes—and even international investigations—he rises to become a world-renowned detective. During an interview, a reporter once asked: “Mr. Song, your investigative skills are almost as if guided by God. How do you find such fragmented remains?” Song Heming replied: “…Maybe because the killer kept a snake.” At first, Captain Shen Yanzhou suspected Song Heming of being a dangerous criminal. But after learning the truth, he offered: “How about a stable job? Nine-to-five, full benefits.” Song Heming answered seriously: “Maintaining social order is every citizen’s duty. I’ll take it.” Later on, however, Captain Shen realized that even a job might not be enough to keep him around… and decided to strengthen their “bond” in a more personal way.

Alternate-era setting + transmigration into a novel + rebirth + sweet romance + ensemble cast + system-tormenting. In the 1980s, Zhang Yaning—an older single woman—finally gets married through a blind date. Her husband is handsome, wealthy, and a promising young military officer with a perfect set of eight-pack abs. Just as she’s happily enjoying married life, a newly moved-in family next door suddenly shatters her dream. She realizes that she was actually reborn into a period novel, becoming nothing more than a background character in the book “The Village Girl Follows the Army: A Sweet Military Marriage.” The novel mainly tells the story of a modern woman who accidentally transmigrates into the body of a village girl supporting the army, becoming the female lead opposite the military-officer hero. Forced into marriage with the transmigrated heroine, the male lead gradually falls for her kindness and resilient personality as they spend more time together…

Many years ago, Liang Shangyan responded to a case involving the massacre of an entire family. A family of five only the eldest son survived because he had gone to a tutoring class. When he saw Xing Jia again, the boy had been rescued by the criminal investigation team from a traffickers’ vehicle. Unlike the boy he remembered from years ago, Xing Jia was now covered in injuries, emaciated, and had little will to live in his eyes. Relatives who were supposed to be his guardians were called to the police station. In front of the officers, they berated him harshly, yet he remained sitting there quietly. Their eyes met, and Xing Jia walked toward Liang Shangyan. Xing Jia: “I don’t want to go back with them. They hit me, scold me, and despise me.” Liang Shangyan: “So?” Xing Jia: “Take me in. I have money.” Even Liang Shangyan himself couldn’t explain why he actually brought him home. From then on, he would frequently receive “invitation calls” from Xing Jia’s school teachers. After yet another trip to the school, Liang Shangyan finally snapped and pinned him against the wall: “If you dare get into fights again, get out!” Xing Jia: “You don’t want me anymore either?” Liang Shangyan: …You messed up and still have the nerve to act pitiful? With an innocent, delicate face, Xing Jia looked at him with the most pitiful expression imaginable. Liang Shangyan couldn’t help but soften. Sensing this, Xing Jia pushed his luck, reaching out for a hug: “Ge, I was wrong. Don’t abandon me.” Liang Shangyan instinctively tried to step back. But Xing Jia noticed and grabbed him first, holding him tightly as if he wanted to crush him into himself. Yet his tone remained obedient: “I’ll behave. Will you love me, okay?” In a daze, Liang Shangyan recalled the boy from years ago on a stormy night, hugging a pillow and secretly wiping his tears outside his door. But the price of softening his heart was that his territory was gradually taken over. He was even locked in a room and repeatedly tormented, marked as Xing Jia’s, to the point that he developed a reflexive reaction to the word “hug.” What weak, innocent white flower? He was clearly a dark, obsessive, wolf-like madman. Wen Ke is an online mystery novelist. Because his stories are too eerie, he has been harshly criticized even receiving threatening letters. What people don’t know is that what he writes are real events. He once witnessed a murder, but because he was too young at the time, no one believed him—not even his parents. Only he knows that everything he said was true. Back then, the police caught the wrong person. Years later, he reveals the long-buried secret through his novels—never expecting that one day, his fictional plot would become reality. The real killer has appeared and is killing using the same method. If nothing unexpected happens, Wen Ke will also become one of the victims. The killer won’t let him go. Because of the “identical” methods, Wen Ke becomes a key person of interest to the police. Cheng Qing, captain of the Criminal Investigation Division of Yuanping City Public Security Bureau, is temporarily reassigned to Heping Street Police Station and becomes involved in investigating the “novel murder case.” Cheng Qing thinks Wen Ke is a strange person—odd temper, odd personality, even an odd fashion sense. Wen Ke, on the other hand, thinks Cheng Qing has something wrong with him—mentally! From mutual dislike at first, as the investigation deepens, they begin to realize that the other isn’t entirely incompetent.