Moonlight Falls, and Liu Xiangliu Remains

Xianxia, beloved by all, tragic romance, and a story that’s both satisfying and addictive. Also known as The Handsome Gods All Want to Marry Me. The supporting characters get their fill of heartbreak, while the leads get half a serving of sweetness. Four people fall for the heroine: Shen Zhao, possessive and devoted; Zhong Xian, a pure-hearted county magistrate who investigates cases and sincerely helps others; the heir Shen Yang, who likes to take what he wants by force; and Qin Shu, bold, uninhibited, and passionately devoted to the heroine. (I promise, you have to read Chapter 30. You can also skip straight to Shen Yang’s part in Chapter 30.)

Can the struggles between immortals, the reborn, and those who transmigrate lead to a happy ending? How can a monster’s true love be anything but silent protection from the shadows? The empress always thinks the one she loves doesn’t love her, never realizing that he has always cared for her. One person loves openly, while another is caught up in schemes. To become a prince consort, he must give up his official career.

Can Bai Ranyue, a princess of noble birth, spend this life with the one she loves?

Though Bai Ranyue is a princess, she does not remain at court. The two willow trees part, then bid farewell. In the end, Bai Ranyue succeeds to the throne as ruler of the Fox Clan.