Male Lead

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.

She was an inconspicuous maidservant, who, in order to cure her gravely ill mother, stood in for her mistress to consummate her marriage with the Regent King. Little did she expect her mistress to break her promise, failing not only to cure her mother but also using her mother as a pawn for control. Concerned for her mother's safety, she acquiesced and endured at every turn, gradually pushed to the brink. After awakening to the truth, she no longer held back, vowing to firmly tread upon all those who had mistreated and humiliated her. She took the initiative to approach the Regent King and, unintentionally, earned his favor, leading to a life without shame. Just as everyone expected her to be forsaken, the Regent King held two children in his arms, pitifully subjected to her scolding. Once she had voiced her grievances, the Regent King unexpectedly picked her up and said, "I am both physically and emotionally wounded, and I need compensation." Is this... still the Regent King who is known for his ruthless ways?

“How can an ordinary man defeat a genius handpicked by the heavens?”

A murim/Wuxia-style inspired Eastern fantasy. Once every 50 years, peerless talents known as the "Star-Fated Prodigies”—emerge upon the world, bestowed with the power of stars that have fallen from the heavens. Their talent is so overwhelming that for better or for worse, the world is inevitably thrown into turmoil by their presence.   During the era of a Star-Fated Prodigy's birth, Hyeong-un, a lowly errand boy at an inn, who was being persecuted by groups seeking these chosen ones, encounters an Eccentric master named Gwi-hyeok and becomes his disciple. Despite being born on the same day as a Star-Fated Prodigy, Hyeong-un possesses no talent whatsoever. Yet his master reveals one single method, one that could allow him to surpass even the chosen ones and that method is… "Money." "...huh?” As Hyeong-un’s eyes widen in disbelief, his master grins with unshakable confidence and says   “Everything humanity has built is destined to be valued and traded through money. With wealth, we shall eclipse even the talents of the heavens.”

As the heir apparent of the Ye family, Ye Xuan went through fire and water for his family, but Ye Lang, who had just awakened his Divine Soul, usurped his place. In order to keep his position, Ye Xuan challenged Ye Lang to a Life-death Duel. With the broken Dantian, would he win this fight? The black ring his mother left brought him a great opportunity: Realm Hell Tower, where he met a mysterious lady, who told him to look for nine Daoist Laws to enhance his strength and gave him the Spirit Heaven Sword. Could Ye Xuan find all the Daoist Laws and become a powerful swordsman?

Brief introduction of the work: Before marriage, her mother was a stepmother, her father was wicked, and her grandmother was selfish. After marriage, her mother-in-law was easily swayed, her father-in-law was muddle-headed, and her family was dirty poor. Gu Xinxin, who had transmigrated, looked around and couldn't help but sigh, covering her face. Life was truly indescribable. But no matter how indescribable, life had to go on. Besides, amongst all the bad things, there was one good thing, her husband was considerate, and she had chosen him herself. Since she was already here, she might as well roll up her sleeves and get to work. (The male lead appears late and infrequently; this is a story of female protagonist's struggle.)

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.

Dragon wings slice through the sky, knights charge into battle, spells tear everything before them, witchcraft bizarrely distorts reality, Steam reforms quietly sprouts in some kingdom, and an ancient and twisted call comes from the endless ocean. The gods on high, the abyss buried deep underground, the world full of magic and distortion... Wang Yu from the earth ascends to this unfamiliar fantasy world. The stone-headed, earthy philosopher, the ultimate real man, the door-kicking investigator, the politics-hating, the deceit-hating, the cool-kick-the-door-and-turn-the-table-free-man Wang Yu, in his own way, leaves his own mark on this bad and crazy world. "I don't like to hear or understand any words or stories from my enemies." "Look at me, we are invincible..." "One must always know himself, more than anything else." The iron hammer and will to shatter every obstacle in the path ahead... It's a journey of a free slugger who is primary warrior, secondary wizard smashes everything in his way.