What to Do When a Dark, Clingy Ghost Won’t Leave You Alone

A historical transmigration and a contemporary romance are now open for preorders (blurbs at the end). If you like them, please add them to your collection~

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A sweet, sunny matchmaker VS a possessive, gloomy male ghost

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Everyone says you should never pick up a man from the roadside, but Chen Mingzhi refuses to believe it.

One day, she brings home a man named Xie Jing. Feeling sorry for him, Chen Mingzhi lets him work at her matchmaking shop.

At first, Xie Jing works quietly. Whenever Chen Mingzhi looks at him, he gives her a shy smile and subtly tugs his collar lower.

But as time goes by, he grows more and more suspicious.

First, he makes sure Chen Mingzhi sees him bathing. Then he wraps his arms around her waist with increasing familiarity, until one day...

Chen Mingzhi finds the undergarment she lost months ago beneath Xie Jing's pillow.

Wrinkled.

Carrying the mingled scents of a man and a woman.

Wounded by political enemies, Xie Jing flees the imperial palace in a panic, only for Chen Mingzhi to drag him back to her home.

To lie low, he stubbornly insists on staying at her matchmaking shop.

Chen Mingzhi is shrewd and worldly. He once thought he could never fall for such a vulgar woman, but he has to admit that the longer he spends with her, the more drawn to her he becomes.

He wants to be the only person in her eyes.

Seeing her talk to another man makes him irritable.

In the end, he shamelessly stands beside her bed.

After undressing, he kneels before her, takes her hand and guides it to his waist and abdomen. Looking at her with both humility and greed, he says:

“Isn't my body stronger and more handsome than Xu Lang's, up north in the city? Could you toy with the feelings of just me, and no one else?”

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Chen Mingzhi is a little matchmaker, but she doesn't arrange marriages.

When a woman is beaten by her husband, Chen Mingzhi steps in to help her pursue a proper legal case.

When a widow has no children and struggles to survive, she sets up a workshop so the woman can support herself.

When a respectable young woman is abducted and forced to become a bandit's wife, Chen Mingzhi storms the stronghold and rescues all the kidnapped women.

The neighbors say this matchmaker is a shameless rebel, and keep their distance from her.

Only Xie Jing, the man she brought home, always stands quietly behind her.

“Do whatever you want,” he tells her. “I'll stand with you.”

She gathers women together and defies marriage conventions. Countless gentry and clans want her dead, but Xie Jing secretly deals with them and dumps their bodies in a mass grave.

Rumors spread that Chen Mingzhi has raised a mad dog. Anything connected to her makes Xie Jing lose his mind, and he'll use every means at his disposal to protect her and her matchmaking shop.

But Chen Mingzhi knows nothing about it. She just beams at Xie Jing and says, “I've helped so many women in desperate circumstances. I must be the best matchmaker in the world!”

Xie Jing secretly wipes the blood from his sleeve, where it stained him after a killing, then gently pats her head and smiles warmly. “That's right. Azhi is the best.”

Both leads are sexually inexperienced. Romance and plot are given equal weight.

The hero is an absolute love-struck fool, and the heroine wholeheartedly approves of everything he does. An unbeatable simp!

Set in a fictional world, so please don't nitpick the historical details.

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[Historical transmigration preorder: a bewitching beauty VS a love-struck puppy]

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A stammering, insecure romantic VS a sharp-tongued, seductive beauty

#An honest man marries a formidable wife

Zhao Jingnian, the second son of Duke Zhao, stutters. When he comes of age to marry, he takes Qi Su, a concubine-born daughter of the Qi family, as his wife.

A stutterer paired with a concubine-born daughter: everyone says this marriage is bound to be a disaster.

But Zhao Jingnian spoils his new wife until she grows brazen and domineering. When it comes to insulting people, even the sharp-tongued old matrons can't match her.

His brothers and sisters-in-law advise him: “Stop indulging Qi Su. Keep this up, and she'll soon be walking all over you.”

Zhao Jingnian blinks. “My wife smells so lovely. Wouldn't it be a good thing if she walked all over me?”

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Qi Su thinks she has terrible luck.

In modern times, she was a boxer, but when she opened her eyes, she'd transmigrated into the body of a concubine-born daughter.

And she'd married a man who can barely get a sentence out.

Her husband, Zhao Jingnian, may be gentle by nature, but he treats her very well.

Everything she eats and wears is top quality. He even insists on washing her undergarments himself.

Qi Su has a fiery temper. When people bully her, she always gives as good as she gets, either with a sharp-tongued retort or by rolling up her sleeves for a fight.

Over time, the elders complain about her constantly. At a family banquet, even Zhao Jingnian's great-aunt berates her without mercy, accusing her of being an improper wife.

Before Qi Su can say a word, Zhao Jingnian flies into a rage, flips the table, and stops stuttering as he points at his elder:

“My gentle, virtuous wife... how did she become a vicious shrew in your mouth?”

She smiles faintly. This little stutterer always takes her side, whether she's right or wrong.

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Zhao Jingnian has always felt that he isn't good enough for Qi Su.

His wife is beautiful and strong, and whenever someone bullies him, she always steps in to defend him.

But he's a stutterer with a weak disposition. Since Qi Su treats him so well, all he can do is repay her by doing little things to please her.

He buys her jewelry, treats, and expensive custom-made clothes, but she never seems all that happy.

It isn't until one day, when he's shirtless and training his troops, that he happens to notice the excitement in Qi Su's eyes. Only then does he realize: his wife likes his body.

He decides to give her what she wants and sneaks into her room that night, drawing her into his arms.

But when Qi Su's kiss lands on him, his wooden head finally catches on:

His wife seems to like more than just his body. She likes him, too.

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The thing Zhao Jingshan regrets most in his life is refusing to marry Qi Su and letting his younger brother, Zhao Jingnian, have her instead.

When it was time for her to marry, he looked down on Qi Su for being a concubine-born daughter. She was always shrinking timidly into the crowd, and he could find nothing to like about her. He avoided her like the plague and told Zhao Jingnian to marry her.

But after the wedding, Zhao Jingnian nourished the once pale and scrawny Qi Su until she became plump and alluring, with a charming personality. She was exactly the type of woman Zhao Jingshan liked.

He begins to regret his choice and decides to get close to his sister-in-law.

[Both leads are sexually inexperienced. The hero wholeheartedly approves of the heroine and protects her like a demon king. Warning: the hero is a love-struck fool!]

[There will be some rivalry between two men over one woman, but not much.]

[Set in a fictional world, so please don't nitpick the historical details. A sweet romance focused mainly on the relationship~]

The original blurb was screen-recorded on 2026.08.12

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[Contemporary romance preorder: an ordinary girl VS the golden boy]

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“There is a pansy growing in the left side of my chest.”

Pei Sheng's high school years were like those of most ordinary girls: drab and unremarkable, with nothing to set her apart.

Shen Tingze's high school years, on the other hand, were like something out of a TV drama. He had a wealthy family, good grades, and a face so stunning it took your breath away.

They were worlds apart. Aside from being classmates, they would have no connection at all.

But at the coming-of-age ceremony before the college entrance exams, the golden boy comes up beside Pei Sheng and quietly pours out all his feelings for her.

“Pei Sheng, is there someone you like?”

The golden boy, who never usually bowed his head, blushes and stammers, “Would you... consider giving me a chance?”

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Pei Sheng doesn't like herself.

Medication has made her swollen and overweight, and people look down on her for it.

Pei Sheng knows she's painfully ordinary. All she needs to do is finish high school safely and get into some mediocre college.

But she still can't stop herself from wanting to get closer to Shen Tingze.

He's the most eye-catching person on campus, with a privileged upbringing, excellent grades, and an inexplicable charm.

Most importantly, when her classmates mock her for being overweight, he gently pulls her behind him.

The boy's back is a little thin, and his clear voice rings out over the cicadas in the summer heat:

“Pei Sheng, don't listen to them. You're beautiful.”

It pours the day Shen Tingze runs away from home.

With no money to his name, he crouches miserably outside a convenience store, looking utterly wretched.

People pass by in droves, all casting strange looks at the thinly dressed boy.

Only one girl stops.

She looks at Shen Tingze timidly and offers him a roasted sweet potato. Her voice is small and soft. “You've been crying for ages. Have something to eat.”

Shen Tingze looks up and sees a pair of beautiful eyes through the misty haze. They're damp, like a deer's.

Later, when he enters high school, a transfer student joins his class.

Standing at the front of the classroom, the new student introduces herself nervously. “I... I'm Pei Sheng. I hope we'll get along.”

He lightly taps his pen, then looks up.

It's her.

Shen Tingze, who has always preferred sitting alone, raises his hand. “Come sit with me.”

After three years as Shen Tingze's deskmate, Pei Sheng brings a Polaroid camera to take a photo with him at their graduation ceremony.

Shen Tingze quickly snaps two pictures, keeping one for himself and giving the other to Pei Sheng.

He gently waves the picture of the two of them, smiling with a sly, teasing air. “We're graduating soon. Don't you have anything you want to say to me?”

Pei Sheng stammers, lowers her head, and turns bright red before fleeing.

After graduation, Shen Tingze and Pei Sheng lose touch.

Pei Sheng is ruthless. She goes away to college and deletes every one of their old classmates, cutting off even him.

All she leaves him is one photograph.

At twenty-five, Shen Tingze runs into Pei Sheng in Diancheng.

She has opened a batik shop.

When Shen Tingze finds her, she's holding a piece of cloth and dyeing it.

Hearing someone enter the shop, Pei Sheng instinctively smiles. “Would you like to try batik?”

Shen Tingze shakes his head. “I'm here to find someone.”

Clutching the photograph, he grits his teeth and says, “I'm looking for someone named Pei Sheng.”

Looking for the person who stole all my love.

*Bittersweet romance, mutual pining and mutual healing, with a fake second-chance reunion

Big bad wolf VS little white rabbit. Both leads are sexually inexperienced, and both are love-struck fools!

The heroine gains weight from medication while in high school, then recovers and loses the weight after starting college.

Flower Cough: A flower growing in the chest is born from long-suppressed love. It makes the afflicted cough up petals until they die. The only cure is the sincere love of the person they love. (A metaphor used in this story.)

The original blurb was screen-recorded on 2026.08.12

Theme: Love conquers all