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When Tangli was sixteen, she was famous in the imperial capital for her Kunqu Opera water sleeve dance and was hailed as the Little Luoshen of Kunqu Opera.

Everyone said that except for the Fu family's Master Fu Jiu, who was known as the Jade-faced Buddha and King Yama,

No one is worthy of Xiao Luoshen

It's a pity that the Fu family's girl is cold-blooded by nature. If a sweet and soft girl like Tangli follows him, she will suffer.

One night, something unexpected happened and Tangli was sent out of the imperial capital.

No one mentioned the name of Kunqu Opera's Little Luoshen anymore.

Until one day,

Rumor has it that Master Fu Jiu has a little girl at home.

The little girl loves to wear cheongsam, and her dancing with water sleeves is comparable to the little Luoshen of Kunqu Opera back then.

Seduced Jiu Ye's heart and took away Jiu Ye's soul

There are also rumors from insiders that the little girl was snatched from his nephew by Master Fu Jiu using dishonorable means.

Everyone is curious about who the little girl is.

——

At a banquet,

Someone saw with their own eyes the rumored cold-blooded Master Fu Jiu hugging a young girl in a cheongsam and kissing her passionately on the sink.

The little girl coquettishly turned her head to avoid the kiss, and slapped the King of Hell on the chin with a soft voice.

"Fu Zechen, you're still kissing me!"

Everyone held their breath and dared not look any further.

But the black satin hair cascaded down the dark green cheongsam, and that beautiful face was clearly the Little Goddess of Luo River from the former Kunqu Opera.

The Jade-faced Buddha King Yama finally fell under the cheongsam of the little Luoshen.

——"You are the only rose in my barren life."

[Main Story Completed] [Younger Gong + Woman Disguised as a Man + Redemption + Light System + Faked Death + Slight Forcefulness]

[Cool and gentle heroine × Paranoid, seemingly gentle but dark male lead]

Wen Hemyan transmigrated into a novel and became the heir of Prince Huailing's household, a role that required her to disguise herself as a man.

In order to keep the world from collapsing, she accepted the system's mission: raise the young emperor Xie Lang and assist him in becoming a wise and virtuous ruler.

So Wen Hemyan kicked out corrupt officials, reformed the law, and helped the young emperor stabilize his rule — all while attracting the hatred of many.

Eventually, as political storms brewed in the capital, Wen Hemyan realized her disguise was about to be exposed, and the little emperor’s gaze toward her had become more and more dangerous. Without hesitation, she jumped off a cliff, faking her death to escape cleanly.

But she failed to notice — after she fell from the cliff, the young emperor rushed to the scene, eyes bloodshot with rage.

—

Xie Lang had one person in his youth he could never obtain.

That person was the Grand Tutor appointed by the late emperor — a prodigy who passed the imperial exams at sixteen, brilliant and peerless.

Wen Hemyan taught him, shaped him into a wise and noble monarch… and then fell off a cliff once his rule was secure, her fate unknown.

And so, Xie Lang went mad — so mad that everyone in the capital knew.

—

Three peaceful years passed. Then Wen Hemyan was notified: the cub she raised had turned dark.

She had no choice but to return to the capital and clean up the mess.

But not long after stepping back into the city, she turned a corner… and ran straight into the wolf cub she had raised.

His eyes were blood-red, his expression menacing. He looked at her with a slow, deep smile:

“Grand Tutor, you finally decided to come back.”

“Is it only if I become a tyrant… that you’ll never leave me again?”

(Traditional Historical Romance + Female Lead Redemption + Faked Death + Late-Stage Possessive Obsession)

Song Li was the legitimate daughter of the Loyal Marquis’s household. After her father and brother backed the wrong side in court, they were imprisoned and executed. She fell from a noble highborn lady to a lowly concubine used for revenge, and eventually died young from depression and despair.

When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to when she was thirteen. And kneeling in the courtyard at that moment was the lowly young boy who, in the future, would become a powerful minister—second only to the emperor.

So, she completely changed her former spoiled ways, flattering him in every possible manner, appearing pitiful and obedient. All she wanted was for Pei Jingheng, once he rose to power, to show mercy to the Song family.

To win a chance of survival for her father and brother, she died taking a sword for Pei Jingheng in front of everyone. She left cleanly, but drove the young minister mad with grief—his hair turned white overnight, and every night he suffered heart-wrenching pain and coughed up blood.

In countless midnight nightmares, Pei Jingheng woke up in cold sweat, tormented by regret. Why hadn’t he protected Song Li back then?

He only wanted to finish handling state affairs quickly so he could join her in death.

Until one day, during a secret investigation in Wangzhou, he unexpectedly saw the person he thought of day and night.

His so-called "good little sister" had faked her death—just to escape him.

Song Li, having changed her name and identity, thought she had escaped everything. But the next day, when she returned home, she was cornered in an alley by a white-haired man.

Their bodies pressed tightly together, the cold scent of pear blossoms surrounded them, unbearably intimate.

The girl’s breathing quickened slightly. When she saw clearly who it was, her voice carried a hint of anger:

“Are you insane?”

The veins in the man's hand tensed. His scorching breath fell beside her ear as he kissed her without hesitation:

“I went insane the day you left me.”

Song Luan transmigrated into a book called "The Regent's Power", becoming the wife of the male lead who dies a tragic death.

In the book, the original version of her character was a selfish and harsh woman who abandoned her husband and child, and ultimately died miserably in a fire.

Having read the book, Song Luan felt a little panicked.

So she decided to lie low and behave properly — and tightly cling to the male lead's thigh.

Type: A black-bellied, cold and paranoid male lead × A delicate, soft, and timid little wife

Key point: You can scold the male and female leads, but the author says: no scolding the author.

Scold anyone you want — just not me.

A melodramatic, cliché-ridden, indulgent, sweet and satisfying story

Highlight: Super melodramatic and old-school!!!! Full of clichés and drama!!! Contains emotional angst!!!

Content Tags: Nobility and Aristocracy, Devoted Love, Love-Hate Relationship, Transmigration into a Book, Lighthearted Tone

Main Character's POV: Song Luan

One-line Summary: A domineering young master falls in love with me

Su Meng transmigrated into a novel as the frail, sickly side character who constantly coughed up blood every few steps and tormented the villain in the early chapters. The system told her: if she nurtures the villain and helps him grow up well, she can be reborn.

So, she began diligently raising the villain.

At first, he was cold and gloomy, like a feral wolf cub, baring his claws:

"Don't come near me."

Later, he began craving more of her affection, restraining his dark and terrifying possessiveness and obsession. He pretended to be obedient, retracting his claws:

"You'll stay by my side, watching over me, being with me... right?"

Then, after Su Meng faked her death and was dragged back again, she looked at the man in front of her — filled with repressed madness. He let out a low, hoarse laugh:

"See? If you’re not watching me, I’ll do something terrible."

...

Ji Weichen never imagined the goddess in his heart would come to him, take his hand, and pull him out of hell.

And yet, all he could think of was how to drag that goddess down from her altar, make her his, and defile her.

"Mengmeng, don’t look at them. Don’t smile at them. Just look at me, okay?"

Synopsis:

18-year-old Yun Ran was the tragic white moonlight (unattainable first love) of a paranoid bigshot in a novel. To survive, she took on a mission to "redeem" the male lead and then fake her death.

But after successfully faking her death, the system suddenly informed her: she redeemed the wrong person.

Now, she has abruptly become 26 years old, with a new body and a new identity. Sitting across from her is a gloomy, aloof man consulting for psychological issues.

The man lounged carelessly on the sofa—handsome, calm in expression, but with eyes full of scrutiny, fixed straight on her.

Unlucky soul Yun Ran wiped cold sweat from her temple: “…”

That was Jiang Yue, her childhood friend—and the real target she was meant to redeem.

Yun Ran: This is absurd :)

What’s even more absurd is that the unscrupulous system started acting up again, forcing Yun Ran to shuttle back and forth between ages 18 and 26.

One second, she’s trapped in the arms of the adult, brooding version of Jiang Yue, unable to move. His eyes are deep and unreadable as he gently rubs her fingertips, his voice like a ghost’s whisper:

“Yun Ran, you lied to me again.”

The next second, Yun Ran is standing outside a high school. The teenage Jiang Yue strides toward her through the curtain of rain, awkwardly tilting his umbrella toward her as the tips of his ears turn red:

“What are you staring at? Let’s go home.”

System: “Host, thrilling enough for you?”

Yun Ran: “…”

Thanks, even a rollercoaster isn’t this thrilling.

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In Jiang Yue’s bleak and lonely youth, Yun Ran was the only sliver of light that pierced his endless night.

But her gaze never fell on him. She disappeared like the wind at age eighteen, leaving only regret.

Eight years later, Jiang Yue had become a rising star in the business world, numbing himself with endless work and plagued by insomnia—until his assistant handed him a profile of a new psychological consultant.

The girl in the photo was smiling sweetly. It was her.

His grip tightened on the file. The idea of someone coming back from the dead was far too bizarre.

But whether she was human or ghost didn’t matter. If it really was her, then this time, he would cling to this light and never let go—even in death.

From now on, her gaze would belong to him alone.

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Not long after, some employees accidentally witnessed a horrifying scene after work:

Their cold-faced, world-weary boss briskly walked up to a car. The window rolled down, revealing a lively, pretty girl who said something to him.

Soon, the boss got into the passenger seat and left with her.

In just five minutes, the employees were utterly shaken.

“???”

Was that man—the one practically wagging his tail with joy—really their gloomy, foul-tempered boss?

They must be going insane! Sob!

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Reading Notes:

Typos and small details may be revised occasionally but won’t affect the plot.

Dual POV (both male and female leads).

Some career backgrounds are fictional.

Mutual first loves; both are devoted to each other.

Flashbacks to school years are frequent.

The female lead’s return to the past alters the male lead’s memories.

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Tags:

Devoted love, time travel, childhood friends, sweet romance, transmigration, secret crush

Main Characters: Yun Ran & Jiang Yue

One-Sentence Summary:

Her childhood sweetheart blackened, but he’s a hopeless romantic.

Theme:

Mutual love, running toward each other.

It all started with a perfect Mapo Tofu for one dollar...

a humble little restaurant.

A mysterious recipe.

A chef who, with the support of countless famous chefs from ancient and modern times, vowed to take the world of chefs to the next level.

The restaurant owner calculated that

for every serving sold, the restaurant would lose seven dollars.

Chen Nian: "If nothing else, I opened a restaurant just to make friends."

...

There are hundreds of flavors in dishes, just like there are hundreds of flavors in life.

Inheriting the aftertaste, there is a unique flavor.

The new restaurant is open, welcome to visit.

The original name of this book is "Flavor".

The incorrect abbreviation of this book is "Delicious Food Starts from Madou"

After a fall, Chuqi traveled through time and space to the future world, stumbling on the road to becoming a generation of food queen.

Hey, that man, I won’t say anything if you eat and drink for free, but what’s the matter with you shamelessly begging me to marry you?

[Beast World + System + Cute Baby + Group Favorite + Futuristic + Book Transmigration]

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Yu Manman traveled to the beast world, and a Villain Reform System appeared in her mind, telling her to repent her evil ways.

[You are a vicious female supporting character who commits all kinds of evil, jealous of the Female Protagonist ]

...

The system is too much! She is not a bad person!

[Because I've detected that you harbor remorse... Whew... The Villain Reform System is now activated! As long as you stop committing evil, turn your heart to good, and reform yourself! At only 23 years old, it's never too late!]

Hmm...

Yu Manman bit her fingers, with a lot of doubts in her little head.

Are you kidding me? She's only five years old! No need for transformation!

Su Huaixiu, a well-behaved girl within the system, "sold herself" to a blind date for her family, and mistakenly married Fu Yanxiu, a provincial department leader. When marriage became a temporary solution, and when a fake affair blossomed into a real one, this marriage, which began as an agreement, gradually spiraled out of control. From the Civil Affairs Bureau to the provincial party committee, from a cold-faced leader to a doting wife-loving man, Fu Yanxiu's long-planned love affair taught her: if you're high, you're high too, and if you're low, you're still high too.