[Hong Kong Drama: First Strike] Love Like Water

Madam Lu, the pride of Hong Kong Customs, has parents who love each other deeply, a mother-in-law who cherishes her, and a husband who will always live in her heart. She thought her life would be spent caring for her elders, enjoying her work, and sponsoring orphaned children. There would be regrets, but nothing missing. Yet in the end, a man with a different moral code, who moved between the worlds of black and white, found his way into her heart.

This is an old work from Tieba, now posted on Jinjiang. I hope more fans will leave comments.

******** New story updated April 2019. Please add it to your favorites and leave a comment!

[Blurb] After being reborn as Jia Lan, Shen Jialan's only intention was to spare Li Wan the grief of losing her son. Shen Jialan's goal was to leave the Jia household, leave the Jia household, and leave the Jia household. Some things bear repeating.

He was cold and detached by nature, and prided himself on never being moved by anyone. But how often does life go the way you expect?

P.S. This story isn't angsty, and the two leads have no previous romantic entanglements. The male lead is a little aloof, but he's definitely a good person.

The old promise between the Stone and the Wood is just a cloud. How could someone like Baoyu ever deserve Miss Lin?

The Jia household is bound to fall, but the women who aren't at fault will all have relatively happy endings.

******** A hundred thousand words drafted. Please add this story idea to your pre-orders!

Blurb: Which is more frightening, ghosts or people? Lin Gang had spent years pondering this question without finding an answer. Reborn, he had missed forty years, and perhaps because of that, he always felt the world was changing too fast, with more and more bizarre things happening. He didn't understand lofty principles, but he knew that whether people or ghosts, a single good thought could bring life to all things, and a single evil thought could destroy them. Whether living or dead, one must punish evil, promote good, and uphold justice!

But the wicked aren't necessarily ghosts, and the righteous aren't necessarily human.

[I'm not good at writing truly terrifying horror stories, because I'm scared of them myself! The story will mainly take the form of standalone episodes, telling a series of tales in the style of Uncle Ying's films, stories that make me wish ghosts and gods really existed whenever I read them. As a typical Chinese person, I hope the hero can find happiness in the mortal world too. Besides righting wrongs and vanquishing evil, the protagonist will also have a life of his own. So naturally, the story's message is that good triumphs over evil, and in the end, everyone gets what they deserve.]