Fantasy

[Transmigration | 1v1 | Happy Ending | Sweet Pet | Bickering Rivals-to-Lovers] A Sharp-Tongued Little Sun × A Sarcastic Villainous Demon King

Note: No forced romance quests. The FL grows at her own pace — she's no dead weight. Slow-burn romance. If you want an OP steamroll from chapter one, this isn't for you.

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Fang Weizhao is having a very bad day.

She transmigrated into a novel and, within the first second, somehow killed a demonic serpent while nearly bleeding out. The system that's supposed to guide her? Glitching. She didn't catch a single quest. And before she can process any of it, she's free-falling from the sky — only to be caught by a stranger with a pleasant voice who promptly knocks her unconscious.

Something about this transmigration is definitely off.

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When a colossal beast lunges to tear her apart, Fang Weizhao forces herself to look at the one person who could intervene but won't. Xiao Ciyu. The villain she was never supposed to pick up.

Blood pours from her mouth. Her robes soak crimson. Her voice shakes — but her conviction doesn't.

She smiles. Lifts her left hand with the last of her strength. And flips him off.

"Go. To. Hell."

You bastard. Think you're so impressive? You think I wanted to transmigrate here? Like hell I came to save you. I don't want any of this.

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Xiao Ciyu had always believed no one would ever accept the ruins of his soul.

Then a single tear — trembling with worry, unmistakably for him — fell and struck him square in the heart.

And love, once nothing but vague, indecipherable strokes on a page, suddenly had a face.

Hers.

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.

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.

Shen Qinglan suddenly finds herself transported back in time, becoming a lazy and overweight village girl in the 1970s. The moment she opens her eyes, she is faced with a total social disaster. She thinks her life is over, but she unexpectedly activates a jade pendant that unlocks a cultivation space. With spiritual spring cleansing, inherited techniques, and transformation, her excess weight melts away and her beauty awakens. Just as the whole village mocks her for her failed attempt at pursuing love, Gu Beichen stuns everyone with an extravagant bride price, the “three turns and one sound,” along with his monthly salary and a marriage application. Gu Beichen says, “Comrade Shen Qinglan, I want to marry you.” Shen Qinglan raises an eyebrow while holding her cultivation jade pendant and says, “Wait… do I really have to get married?”

Shen Piao, a descendant of imperial chefs, collapses after working through countless sleepless nights. When she wakes up, she finds herself transmigrated into the body of a nineteen-year-old girl with the same name—one who had just fainted from heartbreak after a broken engagement.

Her new household is sparse: only a young brother who keeps his distance, a naive younger sister, and a small two-story house by the river.

With no time to wallow in worry, Shen Piao returns to her old craft—cooking.

The busy canal docks bring in a constant flow of fresh ingredients from all over the country. The capital’s wharf teems with people: hard-working laborers earning a few hundred coins a day, wealthy merchants, and nobles from prominent families.

At the Shen Family Restaurant, there are cheap yet delicious pork intestine buns—despised by some elites but loved by workers, who can easily eat four or five in one sitting, thanks to their soft, fluffy dough and rich filling.

There are also dishes favored by the upper class, like copper-pot lamb hotpot. Outside, snow falls heavily, while inside, warmth fills the room, accompanied by the rich aroma of fine wine.

As time passes, both nobles and commoners in the capital come to know Shen Restaurant. Their recreated Yunnan ham is savory and sought-after, with each piece hard to obtain. Their Cantonese seafood congee is so fresh and flavorful it’s unforgettable—and available only in limited quantities. Freshly butchered Inner Mongolian hand-grabbed lamb, tender and juicy, becomes a favorite among the elite.

In a time of peace and renewal, Shen Piao rises like a wild blade of grass, carving out a flourishing life of her own.

A poor scholar, Xu Ke, carrying a modern soul, travels through time and space. With five thousand taels of silver as betrothal gifts, he marries Yingchun, a concubine-born daughter of the Jia family. On the journey back from the wedding, the county magistrate’s deputy makes trouble, and disgruntled commoners block the road crying out for justice. Xu Ke publicly settles the case, and with just a few words exposes the false accusation. Everything begins with this first challenge from the county magistrate’s deputy on the way back from the wedding procession.

On the day Luo Jiu was brought back to her wealthy family, everyone was waiting to watch the usual dramatic scene—
the real heiress taking revenge, and the fake one breaking down in tears.

The fake heiress, Luo Yuqing, stepped forward with reddened eyes.
But in front of everyone, she suddenly grabbed Luo Jiu’s sleeve, her voice trembling:

“We’ve been looking for you for so long… I’m sorry. We came too late.”

Luo Jiu raised an eyebrow: ?

Something about the script… seemed to have gone off track from the very beginning.

Her gentle yet cunning eldest brother handed her a black card.
“Little sister, spend whatever you like.”

Her washed-up actor second brother posted loudly on social media:
“@LuoJiu, my real sister—the only one. Take care of her.”

Her tsundere, sharp-tongued third brother turned his face away.
“From now on… I’ve got your back.”

Luo Jiu silently watched as she was suddenly showered with affection.
Quietly, she put away the 101st hidden identity she had prepared.

Until—

When her eldest brother was schemed against and pushed to the brink of bankruptcy,
she casually made a call, and a mysterious consortium injected a billion overnight.

When her second brother lost a top luxury endorsement to a rival,
she tapped her keyboard, and three major luxury brands rushed to offer him contracts.

When her third brother was sabotaged at a race,
she drifted into the scene and pulled him behind her in one swift move.

Even the fake heiress, caught in a plagiarism scandal,
was quietly sent by her to an international judging panel—
the scandal reversed, and glory returned.

Late at night,
the eldest brother flipped through confidential files of global tycoons,
the second brother stared at contracts from top luxury brands,
the third brother examined a hidden racing champion profile—
and together with the fake heiress, they all fell into deep thought…

The sister they had finally found…

Who exactly was she?

Qin Zheng, a modern infrastructure engineer, transmigrates into the body of a Crown Princess. However, instead of a life of luxury or palace intrigue, she wakes up to a collapsing empire. As the enemy breaches the gates, a eunuch hands her a length of white silk, advising her to "die with dignity." To buy time and avoid forced suicide, Qin Zheng rushes to the bedside of her dying husband, the Crown Prince, and puts on an Oscar-worthy performance of a grieving wife. Chu Chengji, the legendary founding emperor of the Great Chu Dynasty, was a man who spent his life on the battlefield and died young without an heir. Upon opening his eyes, he finds himself reincarnated into the body of his own descendant—a useless Crown Prince presiding over the fall of the empire he built. Furious that his descendants squandered his legacy, he decides to rebuild his kingdom from scratch. As for the "fragile" wife weeping at his bedside? He is unimpressed: “Women will only slow down the speed of my restoration!” The Founding Emperor spends every night knocking on the Empress’s door: "Zheng'er, can I come back to the room to sleep now?" When military funds run dry, the Crown Prince turns around and loots his own ancestral tombs. He hands the funeral treasures to his wife to fund the army, leaving Qin Zheng wondering: Is my husband’s brain broken, or is he just a tactical genius? Wen Yu, the most celebrated noble beauty of the capital, sees her world shatter when her family falls and her country collapses. While fleeing to seek help from her fiancé, she is forced into the company of a crude "thug" named Xiao Li. Born in a brothel and infamous for his violence, Xiao Li is everything the refined Wen Yu despises. Despite their mutual hatred, Xiao Li carries her on his back through a rainy night with broken bones, risking his life to escort her six hundred miles to safety. On the eve of her wedding to another man, he breaks into her room, soaked by rain, and begs: "Don't marry that Prince. I will restore the Liang Kingdom for you. I will avenge your clan." Wen Yu’s response is cold and pragmatic: "I want soldiers and power. Do you have them?" Years later, a new power—Northern Wei—sweeps through the central plains. The Prince who Wen Yu married surrenders and offers her as a gift to the Wei Emperor. The man who dismounts from the horse is none other than Xiao Li. He uses a blood-stained sword to lift her chin and asks chillingly: "Wen Yu, what kind of trash did you end up marrying?" The world thinks he hates her, but behind closed doors, he is a trapped beast. Even after chaining her with gold, he presses his forehead against hers with a fragile, desperate look: "I have the soldiers now. I have the power. Will you marry me?"

One day, Tang Jizhi woke up to find himself stranded on a deserted island.
The only things by his side were a pen and a sketchbook.

—He had entered a survival livestream game app.

Unable to find food, Tang Jizhi drew a rabbit. Soon after, a rabbit ran straight into him and died on the spot. “??? ”
“A coincidence. It must be a coincidence! ”

Later, a pack of wolves launched a surprise attack. Tang Jizhi slowly climbed up a tree.

The audience flooded the chat:
“He’s definitely going to draw a lion.”
“I think it’ll be a tiger.”

Not long after, a Tyrannosaurus rex appeared and wiped out the wolf pack. “……”
Complete surrender.

In the end, Tang Jizhi was surrounded by Smurfs, Pikachu, a T-rex, and other incredible creatures. Just as everyone was watching in awe, the big shot suddenly said,
“This is so boring.”

Then—

Before the eyes of tens of billions of viewers, Tang Jizhi gathered all the magical creatures back into his sketchbook, shattered the system, and descended upon their planet. “??? ”
“!!!”
“Hurry!

Transmigrated as the Villains’ Cannon Fodder Eldest Brother Chun Chou transmigrated into a small town where immortals and mortals lived together. He thought he had received a cultivation–farming–child-rearing script. After much effort, he finally managed to build a good life while raising his four younger siblings. Then, a major sect of the cultivation world came to recruit disciples. They chose his four younger siblings for their rare spiritual roots—and clearly stated that someone like him, with mixed spiritual roots, would not be accepted. Chun Chou: …It’s fine. It’s fine. Totally fine! Just live freely—no need to care about longevity or immortality. After he sent all four siblings away, he dreamed that in the future they would become infamous villains of the cultivation world—each wicked in their own way—and that all of them would meet tragic deaths. So angry that he couldn’t fall back asleep, Chun Chou thought: What is longevity, anyway? He should go see it for himself. And so, in the middle of the night, he packed up his little donkey and the neighbor’s bamboo horse, and set off toward the cultivation world. Content Tags: Xianxia, Transmigration into a Book, Leveling Up Main Characters: Chun Chou; Ling Wuji One-line Summary: Those years when I was the eldest brother… Theme: Human will can triumph over heaven.

Yu Heng travels through different apocalyptic worlds, completing various survival tasks. Living is his biggest goal. 1. The apocalyptic survival history of a small person. The golden finger is as reasonable as possible, but there is no savior. 2. Everything in the story is fictional and has no relation to reality. 3. Main plot, slow-paced long story, with a small part of daily life. 4. Romance, there is a female lead, but her role is very small.

Synopsis Ye Chuan is a man of contradictions: a brilliant poet known as the “Poet Immortal,” and a battlefield commander who holds real power over a vast army. By chance and circumstance, he becomes entangled with the royal family, drawn into court politics, family rivalries, and the delicate balance between nations.   What begins as a disputed engagement soon turns into a struggle involving succession, alliances, and personal ambition. Faced with scheming relatives, competing claimants, and open challenges to his position, Ye Chuan responds with a mix of calm confidence, sharp wit, and decisive action. His marriage ties him to imperial authority, while his military strength and literary reputation make him impossible to ignore.   As tensions rise between two countries and the imperial court grows increasingly unstable, Ye Chuan finds himself pushed toward the center of power—sometimes against his own intentions. Whether dealing with provocation, threats of revenge, or calls to take responsibility for the future of the realm, he moves steadily forward, shaping events rather than being swept along by them.   This is a historical novel about power, strategy, and identity, following a protagonist who navigates war and politics with reason rather than excess, and whose rise to prominence feels both inevitable and quietly earned.

Pei Chengyin, a wealthy young master with ample leisure time, suddenly joined a declining sect as the Senior apprentice brother, primarily for relaxation. Life was so pleasant that it should have continued this way. Then one day, he stood before his four junior apprentice brothers and sisters and heard the voices of the systems residing within them, all uttering the same phrase: [Your mission is to make the Senior apprentice brother fall for you.] From that day on, Pei Chengyin had to face the clumsy advances of his junior apprentices, and his leisurely days were gone forever. Just as life became unbearable, their troublesome master brought back a new junior apprentice brother from the foot of the mountain. Cold-natured, burdened with a deep-seated vendetta, and utterly disinterested in romance. A lightbulb went off in Pei Chengyin’s head: Wasn’t this the perfect shield? Thus, when the system assigned his junior apprentices the task: [Hold the Senior apprentice brother’s hand], Pei Chengyin, to show that his hands were occupied, immediately grabbed the hand of the junior apprentice brother, Shi Baoyue. Shi Baoyue: “…” When the system tasked the junior apprentices with: [Create an opportunity to spend a night with the Senior apprentice brother], Pei Chengyin promptly locked himself in a room with Shi Baoyue. Shi Baoyue: “…” After all was said and done, the one whose heart began to flutter was Shi Baoyue. Shi Baoyue was clever and adept at reading situations, never overestimating himself. Faced with Pei Chengyin, who thought himself cunning but was actually a bumbling do-gooder full of flaws, Shi Baoyue, before falling for him, coldly lectured his Senior apprentice brother: “Is rejecting others so hard? Next time they try to take advantage of you, just turn your head left, then right, repeat three times. If you’re unwilling, just say no. Stop dragging me into your mess.” After falling for him, his stance changed: “I won’t refuse him. So what if he’s always causing trouble? I’ll always go to his rescue.” White-on-the-outside-black-on-the-inside gong × Black-on-the-outside-black-on-the-inside shou An immortal who fell from grace, undying for millennia. A hidden plot suddenly emerges: No wonder he had the bearing of an old acquaintance—it turns out he was that old acquaintance, reborn in a new skin. There’s no such thing as a naturally max-level powerhouse, only the tragic aftermath of a plunder from a thousand years ago. Mini Theater: Shi Baoyue: “Can’t you reject people?” Pei Chengyin: “It’s not that I can’t… it’s just a bit difficult…” Shi Baoyue: “Then I like you. Will you be with me?” Pei Chengyin: “…Alright.” Content Tags: Devoted Love, Immortal Heroes, Cultivation, System, Lighthearted, Chosen One Pei Chengyin × Shi Baoyue One-Sentence Synopsis: A pushover at home, a pillar in the world of cultivation. Theme: Guarding a Sincere Heart.

Reading the celestial signs only to be struck by lightning, Jiang Ran might be the unluckiest mystic master to ever exist.

After one accidental transmigration, she wakes up in a new world only to discover she has somehow gained two sons.

The eldest is cold, arrogant, and denies her outright, claiming he has no mother and was “asexually reproduced.”
The younger is even worse, openly hostile and telling her to get lost.

Faced with these terrifying twin prodigies—one like a dragon, the other like a tiger both seemingly ready to end her life, Jiang Ran can only desperately calculate her fate and put on a serious front.

“Sir, I’m afraid you’re about to encounter a bloody disaster.”

Yet before she can finish speaking, the man turns the tables, pinning her beneath him with a dangerous glare.

“Woman, what kind of trick are you trying to pull?”

On his nineteenth birthday, Ran Ting made a wish to capture the reader's interest-he wished for his arch-nemesis, Jie Zhishen, to be captivated by his charm. He made the wish casually, but as it turned out, the damn thing actually came true— a highly But apparently, the Wish God who granted his wish had misinterpreted his meaning, adding a humorous twist that keeps readers curious and pulls them deeper into the story's supernatural shift! What he clearly meant was for Jie Zhishen to worship him, admire him, and willingly kneel at his feet to become his underling! Not, not... not for him to fall in love with him, hey! I'm a straight man—did you hear that, Wish God—a straight man— On the day after his nineteenth birthday, everything in Ran Ting's world changed. He had inexplicably become an—Omega— That's right, that Omega. His body could now emit a scent from the inside out, a scent that could make Jie Zhishen become obsessed with him, crave him, unable to get enough— This, this, this, this isn't right— Jie, Jie-Jie Zhishen, calm down! His arch-nemesis was in some kind of wild rut. His eyes, bloodshot and fierce, locked onto Ran Ting with an almost magnetic intensity. Ran Ting, let me bite you. Bite your ass!! Bro, don't be like this! I won't cause you trouble anymore, okay? Let's call a truce starting today! If we meet again, we'll be strangers—holy sh— Ran Ting's worldview was about to explode. Jie Zhishen had kissed him. Jie Zhishen x Ran Ting, he