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In her first life, Sheng Zhi Wan humbled herself to marry beneath her rank for the sake of love. She poured her entire dowry into her husband’s household, composed military treatises so he could repel foreign enemies, and drafted policy essays so he could rise step by step in the court. Everyone said that the Qi clan’s heir, Qi Shu Xian, was brilliant beyond measure. She, a princess who understood only affairs of the heart, could marry such a man, and thought to herself: [I must have been blessed by the heavens].

After she is reborn, Sheng Zhi Wan vows that the lovestruck fool can be someone else, but never again her. Her husband takes a concubine into the manor, so she climbs the wall and walks away. Her mother-in-law orders her to raise the concubine’s child, so she invites her father-in-law’s pregnant mistress into the residence as a fitting return gift. Two elder sisters-in-law and a younger brother-in-law eat her food and spend her silver. Since they show no gratitude, she makes them spit back every single coin.

Qi Shu Xian never imagined that Sheng Zhi Wan could be so “petty.” It was only a concubine, and even if that woman carried his child, she could never surpass the principal wife. How had matters escalated all the way to divorce? What respectable family would accept a discarded wife? He decides to wait calmly for the day she comes back to beg for a return.

In the capital, the most notorious scoundrel of the powerful Shang Hang Yu trading firm guards a secret he intends to carry to the grave. Yet on the day Sheng Zhi Wan lowers herself and bends down before him, he decides that even death would be a price worth paying.

The early chapters unfold at a measured pace. There is wall-climbing and other improper conduct, and the path to divorce progresses slowly and deliberately. If these elements are not to your taste, please proceed with caution and feel free to choose another story.

On that day, he became the captain of a ghost ship.

On that day, he stepped through the thick fog and faced a world that had been completely shattered. The old order was gone. Strange phenomena ruled the endless seas beyond what was left of civilized society. Scattered island city-states and roaming fleets were all that remained, fighting against an ocean that had become the last faint ember of light for the civilized world.

At the same time, the shadows of the old days were still stirring in the deep sea, waiting to awaken and devour this world that was already on the verge of death.

But for the new captain of the ghost ship Vanished, there was only one question he had to think about first: “Who knows how to drive this ship?!”

A game devised by a higher-dimensional civilization.

Is it the dawn of hope for humanity, or the beginning of a grand conspiracy?

Confronted with a civilization on the brink of annihilation,

will you help rekindle its dying flame, or stand by as a spectator?

When the final choice rests in your hands, what will you decide?

LITRPG genre novel, read or not read, I will still force it down your brain and use it as a battery.

After being discovered and brought home by her affluent birth family, Du An Rao awoke to the unsettling realization that the world she inhabited was a chaotic collage of overused narrative tropes.

Her eldest brother was the pitiable scapegoat of a tragic romance.

Her second brother was the expendable martyr in an entertainment-industry drama.

Her third brother had been wrongfully cast as the delinquent antagonist in a school romance.

Her older sister filled the role of the venomous rival in a swapped-at-birth melodrama.

Even her parents existed as troubled supporting characters in a saccharine, middle-aged love story.

Du An Rao fell silent, reflecting:

[This family really is a finely tuned disaster waiting to happen. Could things possibly get any worse?]

Her family, having clearly heard every word of her inner monologue: “……”

A campus farming-and-beast-taming power fantasy.

After suddenly transmigrating, Qian Qi wakes up in the body of a universally despised good-for-nothing and enrolls in Awakener University, majoring in Demon Plant Studies.

Otherwise known as: Demon-Plant Studies, an obscure, underfunded, dead-end major.

Being niche is acceptable. Being broke is not.

Even if she has chosen the most unpopular program, she is determined to play the most outrageous persona, brew the most potent magic potions, and make the most money.

Qian Qi: “Step right up, take a look, my one-second hemostatic potion, only 998! Even the King of Hell will pretend he didn’t see you!”

Everyone: “One-second hemostasis? You’re bluffing. How could a bottom-of-the-class slacker like you develop something like that?”

Qian Qi: “Of course I did. I personally sliced the principal once, and even he said it worked great.”

Principal: “That was your reason for stabbing me?”

Everyone: “???”

At first, Qian Qi only wanted to farm, grow a few spirit plants, and refine some magic potions to earn money on the side.

She did not expect that, by accident, she would turn the obscure and stigmatized Demon Plant Department into the single most sought-after program at the university.

The teachers and students of Demon Plant Studies are moved to tears and are just hoping she will continue to lead their field to new heights when they suddenly realize…

“We agreed to farm together. How did you sneak off to join Beast Taming?!”

Qian Qi: “Sigh, the faculty and students of the Beast Taming Department were simply too enthusiastic.”

Dean of Beast Taming: “Qian Qi is the one and only genius beast tamer. She will lead beast tamers into a new era!”

Dean of Demon Plant Studies: “Nonsense. Qian Qi is clearly the first magic pharmacist of her generation. The potions she creates will rewrite history!”

Qian Qi: “Stop arguing. Adults don’t answer multiple-choice questions. You can both have me.”

Everyone at Awakener University knows one thing: do not provoke Qian Qi for no reason.

She is poor, stingy, and utterly shameless. Take your eyes off your wallet for one moment, and she will sweet-talk you out of every last coin.

Qian Qi: “That’s slander! I am a good person! They all gave me their money willingly!”

(Male lead: pure background decoration.)

Lu Chao Chao wakes up to find herself inside the pages of a novel, cast in the role of a disposable extra: a baby fated to be killed at birth so the true heroine can take her place in the story.

In the original plot, this so-called heroine wraps herself in the guise of righteousness. She accuses Lu Chao Chao’s adoptive mother and grandfather of treason, dragging their entire clan to ruin and execution. Afterward, she reunites with her birth mother, clings to her useless yet strangely untouchable father, and escapes all responsibility. From then on, she lives a charmed life, while the Lu family is reduced to little more than bloody stepping stones on her path to glory.

This time, Lu Chao Chao refuses to let her family be written off as cannon fodder. Watching her mother, who has been trapped for years in a web of emotional manipulation, she tears away the illusion: [“Mother, the love of your life is currently waiting on his concubine to give birth.”] The brutal truth shocks her infatuated mother awake.

She then turns to her eldest brother, whose disabled body and crushed pride have made him the capital’s laughingstock: [“Big Brother, you have endured humiliation and suffering beyond words. But don’t worry. I have a way to cure you.”] With that, the once broken young man rises from despair and goes on to outshine every talented youth in the capital.

To her second brother, she points at the rot festering by his side: [“You’ve trusted the wrong person. Your so-called best friend is nothing more than the illegitimate son of our despicable father.”] And to her third brother, she lays bare the trap that ruined him: [“You were deliberately led astray, kept ignorant, pushed into gambling, and then left to sink.”]

With every secret she exposes, Lu Chao Chao watches fate itself begin to shift. The scumbag man is cast aside. Her three brothers transform into paragons admired throughout the realm. And she, a tiny baby still clutching a milk bottle, becomes the cherished treasure of her family and, before long, the beloved darling of the entire world.

In her previous life, Yu Zhao spent her entire existence struggling against Ye Cong Xin, desperate to win back the favor of her master and her five senior brothers. Yet in the end, she was branded a traitor, reviled by everyone, and slain by the very master she loved most.

Reborn, she abandons any hope of reconciliation with her master and senior brothers and resolutely chooses to walk the Emotionless Path instead.

To her surprise, the senior brothers who had once hated her to the bone now seek her out in turn, weeping as they beg for her forgiveness.

Her master even drives a sword into his own heart, willing to die just to hear her call him “Master” one last time.

But such belated affection no longer holds any value for her.

In this life, she will never look back.

Everyone in the realm knew that Lin Qing Xuan, the eldest legitimate son of the Heir Apparent Manor, was a sanctified Buddha’s Chosen: as immaculate as a banished immortal, compassionate in nature, and seemingly untouched by the dust of the mortal world.

Many harbored the secret desire to drag him down from his pedestal, yet none of them knew that, night after night, he slipped into the dreams of the lowly maid Yao Xiao Man, tearing away his serene facade and revealing an obsessive, deranged side of himself.

One night, he leaned close to her in that dreamscape and murmured in a low voice: “Xiao Man, you are my life, and you are also my doom.”

For Yao Xiao Man, however, a transmigrated corporate drone, life was supposed to be simple. She had only three goals: endure until her contract expired, save enough money to leave the manor, and then lie flat and coast through retirement.

Yet this Buddha’s Chosen was anything but normal.

Not only could he Dreamwalk, he could even hear her Heart Voice.

No longer content with merely meeting her in dreams, the Buddha’s Chosen went so far as to approach his Grandmother, requesting that Xiao Man be assigned to attend him day and night. Xiao Man thought: [Meeting in dreams is enough. You don’t need to take responsibility. It’s not like I’ll get pregnant.]

Yu Zhi Yi worked hard all her life, finally managing to turn her useless playboy husband into a pillar of the nation, earning titles and commanding armies.

Before she could even enjoy a few good days, she was reborn.

Upon opening her eyes, she discovered that the real daughter, Yu Jiao Jiao, had also been reborn — and even earlier than her. Yu Jiao Jiao had impersonated her to stage a coincidental meeting with the playboy Zhang Tian Shun, trying to steal her life.

Yu Zhi Yi, on the other hand, was married off in exchange, to Yu Jiao Jiao’s betrothed from her previous life, a lovesick young lord whose heart was filled only with gratitude to his savior, independence, and his “pure” first love.

Yu Jiao Jiao waited for her to make a fool of herself, dreaming of becoming a princess consort.

Yu Zhi Yi: “Thanks for the invite. The concubine’s child must call me ‘legitimate mother’ and is required to respect, support, and make money for me to improve my cultivation. What wretched woman? She’s actually a living Bodhisattva!”

And you—

My dear sister, soon you will find that what you snatched is nothing but worthless tr*sh.

That so-called “pure love” will also turn sour.

As for me, no matter the storms you bring, I shall remain unshaken.

This is the Mistress of Metaphysics.

In her previous life, Ye Wan Wan died at the hands of the very people who should have protected her: her master and her six senior brothers. Seven swords pierced her heart, and her body was left in pieces.

Because the master loved only the little junior sister, and the senior brothers cherished only her, whenever that junior sister suffered a loss, Ye Wan Wan paid the price in her place. When the junior sister lost her golden core, they cut Ye Wan Wan open and dug hers out to replace it. When the junior sister felt wronged, Ye Wan Wan was the one who bore the blame.

Reborn, Ye Wan Wan opened her eyes to find that nothing had changed. The faces were the same, the roles unchanged. Very well. This sect was no longer worth her loyalty.

Standing at the edge of Black Ice Cliff, she chose her own dignity over their accusations. Without the slightest hesitation, she jumped, preferring death to confessing to a crime she had never committed.

In her previous life, Xin An devoted herself to her husband, pouring her whole life into supporting him. In the end, she lost her children and grandchildren, bore a lifetime of infamy, and died under the weight of injustice. When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the very day of her wedding.

This time, she calmly chose her husband’s mortal enemy instead.

Let the world see what becomes of that flawless, untouchable prince once he loses the woman who propped him up from the shadows.

Later, the scumbag husband lost both his title and his reputation, and knelt before Xin An, begging her to look back at him.

Unexpectedly, an arm slipped around Xin An from behind, pulling her into a steady embrace. A low voice sounded above her head: “You think you can steal my wife? How many lives do you have to lose first?”

The thousand-year reign of the Great Qi Dynasty has finally come to an end. In its wake, the realm descends into turmoil as the Five Kingdoms wage relentless war for supremacy, and the Martial World drowns in bloodshed, intrigue, and betrayal.

Fifteen years ago, Li Mu Sheng crossed over into this devastated era. His soul took shelter in the body of a young man from a small city’s martial arts hall. Gifted with an insight far beyond the limits of ordinary men, he advanced along the path of martial dao with terrifying speed, reaching heights others could scarcely conceive.

From the rudimentary Five Steps Fist, he derived the overwhelming technique: “Five Supreme Heaven Piercing Divine Fist.”

From the simple Double Spring Kick Technique, he grasped the elusive principles of: “Shadowless Divine Movement.”

From the common Black Tiger Claw, he forged the fearsome art: “Six Harmony Dragon Seizing Vein Sever.”

And his breakthroughs did not stop there.

Just as Li Mu Sheng believed he had reached the pinnacle of martial cultivation and was preparing to travel the world in search of the realm beyond—true transcendence—unexpected visitors arrived at his door. Envoys of the Great Li Empire sought him out in secret.

Only then did he uncover the truth of his origin: he was not a mere martial artist, but the long-lost prince of the Great Li imperial bloodline, a rightful heir whose identity had been stolen by treachery many years before.

In her previous life, Shi Zi Chu was forcibly bound to a “supporting female” system. Her body and fate were controlled, and she was reduced to a mere stepping stone for the heroine, Chu Zhi Rou.

After rebirth, Shi Zi Chu shatters the system and seizes every resource for herself. Determined to strengthen her own power, she calmly commits every so-called “bad deed” in the book. Her master’s companion artifact? She seduces her master, takes what she wants, and walks away. Stealing the heroine’s opportunity? Impossible. [Opportunities do not have owners; if she grasps them first, they are hers by right.] Stealing the heroine’s man? Ridiculous. Men only slow down her cultivation.

When those men finally awaken, regret their choices, and try to reconcile, Shi Zi Chu simply smiles and says: “Go to hell.”

—

Years later, Shi Zi Chu stands at the very peak of the cultivation world. She turns back, expecting only loneliness at the summit, and instead finds a crowd silently gathered behind her.

The aloof master murmurs: “Wine, may your every wish be fulfilled, and may you be safe and sound year after year.”

The black-hearted patriarch coaxes: “I just obtained an extraordinary treasure. Are you sure you do not want to come and see it?”

The gloomy snake demon pleads: “Do not abandon me. I can be whatever you like, for as long as you wish.”

The sickly ghost laughs softly: “Shi Zi Chu, if they all died, would you finally belong to me alone?”

The green tea childhood friend says with red-rimmed eyes: “Qing Qing, I know I’m not as good as they are, but please… don’t look down on me, all right?”

At last, they speak in unison, full of wounded grievance: “Chu Chu, please don’t leave us.”

Zhou Tong was framed by his junior brother and misunderstood by his master and senior sisters. Heartbroken and furious, he left the sect and joined a rising new power. He never expected that this would be the start of a completely different life.

The charming yet domineering little witch keeps trying to seduce him and make him bow to her beauty. The second sister is a swordsmanship prodigy who cannot read a single word, but somehow writes the most heartfelt love letters. The third sister loves money more than anything, yet she is willing to let Zhou Tong manage her secret stash.

Most shocking of all is his beautiful new master, who actually…

When Zhou Tong’s new sect grows stronger day by day, his former master and senior sisters finally realize what they lost and are filled with regret. His old master tearfully pleads: “My dear disciple, I was wrong. Come back to me. I’m willing to give up everything to make it up to you.” His senior sisters chime in: “That’s right, junior brother, let us belong to you!”

Zhou Tong answers with a straight face: “I am a decent man. How could I be the kind of person who cheats? Get out!”

Yun Wan Ning wakes up to find herself transported into a novel as the hated, short-lived villainess. Worried for her family’s future, she can only cry out inwardly:

[Mother, your so-called dear niece is plotting to seduce Father and destroy your reputation. In the end, it will lead to your death.]

[Father, you will be framed by the female lead and treacherous ministers. After you die, your severed head will be hung on the city walls as a public disgrace.]

[Sister, even though your fiancé is the male lead, you are not the heroine. If you do not leave him, you will be sold to villagers, tortured, and beaten to death.]

[Brother, be wary of your friend Gu Heng. He is the female lead’s lackey and will betray you to help her.]

[And Second Brother, once you lose your memory and fall into the female lead’s hands, you will become her loyal dog. You will harm Uncle Qi and your beloved, who will die in your arms.]

Yet as time passes, Yun Wan Ning is stunned to discover that her warnings have completely altered the course of fate.

Her mother strikes first, dismantling their enemies in advance and cutting off every hidden danger. Her father escapes death and lives to expose and topple the corrupt ministers.

Her sister marries the Emperor himself and becomes the most favored woman in the inner palace.

Her brother betrays his treacherous friend before the friend can turn on him, and her Second Brother is reunited with his beloved instead of losing her. Even Uncle Qi, once smeared and despised, becomes a highly sought-after match among noble families.

Looking at her family’s lives turning out better and better, Yun Wan Ning is left completely bewildered. Their roles as “villains” have been overturned so thoroughly that she cannot help but wonder:

Did she transmigrate into a fake version of the story after all?

Xia Meng Yan entered her marriage to Marquis Ping An with unguarded joy, convinced that if she waited patiently enough, he would one day recognize her worth.

It was only when she followed him to Northern Fortress Pass while heavily pregnant that the illusion shattered. Under the cold moonlight, the aloof and distant Marquis Ping An would speak at length about military strategy with Huo Ying Zi. When Huo Ying Zi was in low spirits, he personally sought out her favorite snacks to comfort her. And when Huo Ying Zi threw a tantrum, he abandoned Xia Meng Yan on the eve of her labor, leaving her to face childbirth alone.

Reborn after her death, Xia Meng Yan’s love for him has completely withered. This time, she wants nothing to do with Marquis Ping An. Her only wish is to protect the child in her womb and sever the marriage once and for all.

Yet the once proud Marquis Ping An comes to his senses too late. He kneels at the gate of Xia Manor and begs: “Yan’er, I was wrong. Please look at me.”

[Look at you? Ridiculous. The farther away you are, the better.]

Rong Shu transmigrated into an immortal cultivation world where mortals were as insignificant as ants. In order to survive, she struggled to force her way into Heaven’s Evolution Sect, the largest sect in the Southern Wilderness, and became the personal disciple of the Immortal Lord.

This should have been a blessing, yet Rong Shu gradually realized that her master and several senior brothers and sisters were all completely unreliable.

Her master treated her as nothing more than her senior sister’s playmate and maid.

Her eldest senior brother, a sword cultivator, actually drew his sword and threatened her to her face.

Her second senior brother, an alchemist, tried to poison her under the guise of “elixirs.”

Her third senior brother, who specialized in beast taming, sided with the senior sister without the slightest sense of principle.

And that fourth senior sister, the darling of the entire group, was in fact the murderer who had stolen her spiritual roots.

To stay alive, Rong Shu left Heaven’s Evolution Sect three years later. By chance, she entered the most mysterious sect in the entire cultivation world. She thought she had finally found a place where she could cultivate in peace, but she did not expect that sect to…

No romance + Entire sect regrets + Real/Fake noble daughter + Group-pet dynamics

Before the sect’s true noble daughter, Bai Mu Mu, returned, Shen Sang Ruo—the sect leader’s adopted daughter—entered the tutelage of the immortal master Ling Xiao. The sect leader, her master, and her four senior brothers all doted on her, treating her as the cherished center of their world. Yet once Bai Mu Mu came back, Shen Sang Ruo was abruptly reduced to a “fake,” an unofficial stand-in for the sect’s true noble daughter.

The sect leader, her master, and the four senior brothers declared that they owed Bai Mu Mu a great debt and would compensate her twofold for all past suffering. Bai Mu Mu quickly integrated into the sect’s life, while Shen Sang Ruo was quietly pushed to the margins and forgotten.

During a joint excursion, Bai Mu Mu accidentally fell into a valley. Shen Sang Ruo tried to explain, but no one listened. They immediately decided she had deliberately pushed Bai Mu Mu. Her third senior brother, Lu Shi Qing, even planted a Seven Emotions Gu in her body to force a confession through unrelenting emotional torment.

After two years of pursuit, interrogation, and suspicion, Shen Sang Ruo finally reached her limit. To escape the agony of the Seven Emotions Gu, she chose to accept judgment from the divine consciousness dwelling within the Mystic Wood: it would strip her of all emotion, and in exchange she would shoulder full blame. By offering ten drops of heart-blood and abolishing her own cultivation, she would sever all remaining ties and debts to that sect.

Following the divine consciousness’s guidance, she arrived at the ruins of an abandoned sect. There, she gathered a motley group of the “old, weak, sick, and disabled” and began painstakingly rebuilding the sect’s foundations. Under her quiet leadership, the fallen sect slowly returned to prominence and glory.

Only then did her former sect leader, master, and senior brothers realize the magnitude of what they had done. Wracked with regret, they came to her doors, begging for forgiveness and a chance to make amends.

Yet the very people once dismissed as “old, weak, sick, and disabled” now stood firmly in front of Shen Sang Ruo and blocked the way: “What sect are you from? You’re only here to curry favor.”

This time, Shen Sang Ruo’s heart remained untouched. Devoting herself solely to cultivation and to the sect she rebuilt with her own hands, she chose never to forgive them again.

Li Shuang, once a proud favored daughter of heaven, gave her whole heart to everyone around her, only to be betrayed again and again.

The master she revered abandoned her at the most desperate moment and left her to die.

The junior brother who had grown up by her side raised his sword against her.

Even the sword spirit she had painstakingly nurtured turned on her and pierced straight into her body.

Only after half a lifetime did Li Shuang finally understand the truth: all of this happened because she was bound to a transmigrated younger junior sister.

Whenever Li Shuang suffered emotional pain, that younger junior sister’s cultivation would rise. She could siphon away Li Shuang’s luck, seize her chances, and seize her fate.

After this epiphany, Li Shuang severed all worldly ties and stepped onto the Emotionless Path.

When she entered her new master’s sect and rose in power once more, the people from her former sect could only weep with regret.

The transmigrated younger junior sister: “Why can’t I absorb her luck anymore?”

Former master: “Shuang’er, this is all my fault!”

Former junior brothers: “Senior Sister, please look at us again!”

Former sword spirit: “You’ve raised a new sword spirit, so you don’t want me anymore?”

Li Shuang never once turned back.

Feelings?

[They only slow my hand when I draw my sword.]

Look at her now: holding a three-foot sword, untouched by mundane entanglements, ascending toward immortality step by steady step.

Introduction

A relentless male lead who will stop at nothing to win, a remorseful second male lead chasing his lost wife, and a high-born prince brought to his knees by love.

A clear-headed, quietly resilient “tofu beauty” and a deeply devoted prince carrying old scars:

When Lu Jing Yun was nine years old, he rescued the orphaned street girl Chun Zhi, took her home as his child bride, and promised her: “If I ever pass the imperial examinations, I will marry you.” For the next ten years, she pours her youth, labor, and faith into him, supporting every step of his rise. Once he finally passes the imperial examination and becomes the top scholar, the ambitious young man marries the daughter of a powerful official, forcing Chun Zhi to bow her head and accept the role of concubine.

On the very day she is abandoned by the newly minted top scholar, Chun Zhi takes control of her own fate and marries another man. Her new husband is demanding by day and possessive by night, yet every crisis she encounters is solved by him with suspicious ease. Convinced she has at last found a simple, stable life, Chun Zhi’s guarded heart slowly begins to soften.

Then, one day, a group of high-ranking officials arrives and kneels before her “ordinary” husband. Only then does Chun Zhi realize that the man she married is actually Huo Zheng, the formidable Prince of Chang’an. As the officials prepare to leave, someone asks how they should deal with Chun Zhi. She hears Huo Zheng answer with cold disdain: “She is just a country girl, nothing more than a plaything.”

Shattered, Chun Zhi fakes her own death and vanishes without a trace. Huo Zheng spits blood, his eyes reddened with fury and regret, and spends six desperate months searching for her. When he finally finds her again, she is dressed in bridal red, her belly already slightly rounded, standing at the altar to marry another man…