Sweet Romance
“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?!”
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.
Jiang Yichu, a cardiothoracic surgeon, transmigrates into a period novel—becoming the foil to the fake heiress.
The fake heiress is portrayed as “pure and kind,” stealing the family background and support that should have belonged to the original host, eventually becoming everyone’s beloved “white moonlight.”
Meanwhile, the true heiress, Jiang Yichu, grew up in the countryside and endured endless hardship. Looked down upon as crude and unrefined, she is rejected by her biological parents. Even when she is acknowledged and brought back to the family, it’s only because her marriage can serve as a stepping stone for the fake heiress.
Jiang Yichu scoffs—who cares about being some so-called rich young lady?
They want to marry her off to an old widower? Fine. She’ll beat them to it and enter a flash marriage with a future bigshot!
What? The fake heiress has also been reborn and wants to swap marriages?
And the man she wants is Jiang Yichu’s flash-married husband?
Dream on.
As the once ruthless and decisive commander from her previous life softens, coaxing Jiang Yichu to hold on just a little longer, the fake heiress is completely stunned.
Even more shocking—
Since when did the director of the military hospital become Jiang Yichu’s mentor?
The chief of staff is her godfather!
The only daughter of a top Hong Kong tycoon is her best friend!
Wasn’t she supposed to be a useless country girl?
When did Jiang Yichu become the most sought-after surgical genius in the entire capital?
—
What was supposed to be a contract marriage…
Jiang Yichu had been fully prepared to live independently and beautifully on her own.
But after marrying Ying Zheng, she discovers that the so-called “cold-faced king of hell” reputation is nothing but a rumor.
Ying Zheng is the perfect husband—
He does all the housework, supports her unconditionally, and always has her back.
The only downside is…
The overtime she doesn’t do at the hospital, he makes her “make up for” at night.
Ying Zheng:
“On the battlefield, I’m a sniper who never misses.
Off the battlefield… I only want to surrender beneath your skirt.”
A clear-headed, radiant beauty × a cold, reserved high-ranking military officer
70s military marriage + twins (boy & girl) + marriage first, love later + size gap + age gap + pampered heroine + slice of life
The moment Song Yuntang opens her eyes, she finds herself transported back to the 1970s—living in a rural cowshed and caught in a difficult situation involving an arranged pregnancy.
Once the beloved daughter of educated, high-ranking parents, she had been sent to the countryside for safety before her family faced political hardship. But her greedy uncle took advantage of her, seized her family’s wealth, and pressured her into marrying Fu Weicheng—a man who had fallen from status at the time—while demanding a large bride price.
Unexpectedly, soon after their marriage, the Fu family’s name was cleared. Fu Weicheng returned to Beijing… and never came back, leaving no news behind. He didn’t even know she was pregnant.
Song Yuntang gives birth to twins—a boy and a girl—and life is very difficult for the three of them.
Determined to change her fate, she reclaims what rightfully belongs to her and heads to the military district with her two children to seek a divorce.
She can live without a husband—but her children must have Beijing household registration.
At the Beijing military district, the famously distant and disciplined officer Fu Weicheng—known for keeping others at arm’s length—suddenly becomes emotional when he sees Song Yuntang holding a pair of twins and asking for a divorce.
Soon, everyone in the military district realizes: the once-unapproachable Commander Fu has fallen deeply for the young wife he once left behind.
By day, he buys her sweets, helps care for the children, and reflects on his past.
By night, he holds her gently and whispers,
“Wife… let’s not divorce, okay?”
Song Yuntang originally planned to secure the household registration and leave—
but instead, she finds herself deeply cherished… and living a life filled with unexpected warmth.
My girlfriend is a total power-tripper. Every time I do something she doesn’t like, she threatens to break up with me at the drop of a hat. But now that we’ve actually broken up, she won’t stop hovering around me
Synopsis
Everyone says Yao Jiayin is lucky.
She came from a poor, remote village and leapt straight into becoming the girlfriend of a top-tier second-generation heir in Beijing’s elite circle.
Yao Jiayin thought so too—until—
Her boyfriend, Zhong He, became increasingly possessive. He grew paranoid, suspicious of everything, and even began monitoring her.
Afraid and fed up, Yao Jiayin turned to her boyfriend’s older brother for help, hoping he could help her escape this sickly obsessive relationship.
Zhong Xianzhi—the true power holder of the Zhong family.
In front of him, even Zhong He could only lower his head and obediently accept reprimands.
His wealth was immeasurable. He was tall, handsome, cultured, and impeccably mannered.
With the boyfriend’s older brother stepping in, the breakup was very effective—too effective.
Zhong He completely lost control. Gossip about biological brothers getting into a violent fight late at night and ending up hospitalized spread through the social circle in multiple versions.
On the day her ex-boyfriend left the country, Yao Jiayin’s lips were bitten until they bled by Zhong Xianzhi.
He licked the crimson blood clean, swallowing even the tears that fell.
With his façade torn away, Zhong Xianzhi smiled with sick obsession as he kissed her devotedly.
“From the moment you decided to come to me, you already knew I’d take the bait—didn’t you? ”
“Tell me—was I the one you liked from the very beginning? ”
“Don’t be afraid, baby. Whatever you do, your husband can forgive you… I love you more than he ever did.”
Yao Jiayin: As expected of biological brothers—the possessiveness in their bones is only stronger, never weaker.
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?”
Ruan Yao died three weeks after her ex-husband passed away.
In her previous life, everyone said she was lucky. Just after the Ruan family went bankrupt, she unexpectedly married into the Huo family and became the wife of Huo Yanzhi, heir to one of the most powerful elite families.
During their first year of marriage, he spoiled her beyond measure.
Yet she feared his almost obsessive possessiveness, and even more so his relentless desire to claim her.
Worse still, she believed malicious rumors and mistook his burning, sincere love for a calculated scheme—wrongly assuming that he was responsible for the Ruan family’s downfall.
It was not until the Huo family collapsed that he calmly signed the divorce papers, cleared every obstacle in her path, and then took his own life in prison.
When Ruan Yao opened her eyes again, she found herself two years in the past.
Her family had not gone bankrupt yet.
She was still the cherished young lady of the Ruan family.
And her future ex-husband was, at that time, someone she had no connection with at all—an existence far beyond her reach.
This time, holding tightly to her true feelings, Ruan Yao decides to go to him first.
Since he loved her so deeply in their previous life, he is not allowed to deny it in this one.
Huo Yanzhi has also been reborn.
The bone-deep betrayal of his past life still haunts him.
Since Ruan Yao feared him and despised him before, he decides to let go and give her the freedom she wanted.
He believes he can perfectly play the role of a cold and distant stranger—
until she enters his world again and again, carrying a dependence and affection he has never seen before.
He builds high walls; she finds every way through.
She moves closer step by step; he retreats again and again.
Since she is the irresistible force that draws him back even in a second life,
This time, he willingly sinks into her all over again.
When she was young, Su Hao loved Zhou Yang.
She loved his smile, was addicted to his bad-boy charm, and chased after him with all her strength, believing that one day she would move his heart.
Little did she know that Zhou Yang had always watched her coldly as she jumped around in his world.
Forget love—
He never even felt the slightest affection.
—
Later, tempered by life and with time rushing past, Su Hao finally understood: Zhou Yang had never truly looked at her.
Her love had been nothing more than a joke.
Her heart becomes still as water.
She works hard to live well.
Her skirt sways—
free, confident, and at ease.
—
The night is like flowing water. Zhou Yang steps out of his car, staggers forward, and grabs her hand. Under the light, he lowers his head and says,
“Su Hao, look at me.”
Zhou Yang is the kind of man who never lacks women, money, or power.
Carefree and cynical, he once avoided Su Hao’s feelings, watching her struggle from above.
Until one day, he wants to crush her, devour her, force her to turn back—
to have her heart belong to him alone.
A lively, self-aware parody that pokes fun at melodrama by being melodramatic in reverse.
After waking up one day, the neglected and unloved goddess Luan Ling finds herself transformed into Si Zhuo, the notorious young tyrant of the Dragon Clan—famous throughout the realms for blowing up a school.
All she wanted was to lie low, snack on gossip, crack jokes, and quietly coast through her very, very, very long life.
Unfortunately, that dream is instantly shattered.
The once cold and distant Heavenly Empress:
“This silly girl—how is it that the more I scold her, the more outrageously she ascends?! ”
The brother who always saw her as a rival:
“Wait—weren’t we just trash-talking? Why did you start throwing punches?! ”
The scumbag ex, righteously punished and permanently ‘neutered’:
“Could this be the legendary Heavenly Root-Severing Technique?! So, this… this is what it feels like… to have one’s immortal bones stripped away…”