I Turned Out to Be the Prince's Moonlight

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Blurb:

Prince Rui spent more than a decade at war, subduing the four barbarian tribes and winning great renown.

At last, with time to rest, he moved to his fiefdom to recover.

One day, he discovered a little monster in his residence.

On closer inspection, it turned out to be a spirit formed from the grapevine in the courtyard.

The little monster had lost its memory and claimed to be eight hundred years old. It was fiercely aggressive.

It thought it could scare this human, but instead of being frightened, he clung to it?

"If you don't take this window apart, I'll eat you!"

In Prince Rui's eyes, the little demon was adorable, so he began taking good care of it.

The little monster was cold-sensitive, so Prince Rui had someone knit a sweater for the flowering tree.

The little monster was afraid of the dark, so Prince Rui lit lamps and stayed to tell it stories himself.

The little monster was afraid of exorcists, so Prince Rui quickly had them thrown out.

Seeing their usually aloof prince so thoroughly fuss over it,

everyone was baffled and guessed the little monster was a stand-in for his lost love.

A few days later, the little monster regained its memories.

It turned out that the person the prince had always been waiting for was none other than it.

One-on-one romance: Prince Rui, who loved until all hope was lost and finally welcomed his beloved wife, x a clever little demon who became adorable and a bit dim after losing its memory.

Place names in this story only indicate approximate locations.

Blurb for The Spoiled Playboy Heir's Devotion to His Wife (Reborn)

The eldest daughter of the Yongning Marquis's household, Shen Yaoyue, is in love with the Grand Secretary's eldest grandson.

With her family's arrangements, she gets the marriage she wished for.

Less than a year later, her relatives are demoted.

The Grand Secretary's eldest grandson takes eighteen concubines,

and watches her die of an untreatable illness.

Her childhood friend, a young general, learns of her death and wipes out the Grand Secretary's entire household.

Only then does she understand that her elegant, jade-like husband is a hypocrite who wanted to use her,

while the idle young nobleman who was always teasing her was the one who truly loved her.

Reborn once more,

Shen Yaoyue is once again of marriageable age.

The hypocrite from her previous life takes the initiative and comes to ask for her hand.

She sneaks off to the pleasure quarter,

and asks the debauched young nobleman drinking there whether he is willing to marry her.

At the time, he is not yet a general. Holding a wine jar,

he looks at Shen Yaoyue, who has always avoided him,

and asks fiercely, "You'd dare marry me, even though I'm this fierce?"

Shen Yaoyue is not afraid at all. "Then would you dare marry me?"

The future young general thinks to himself: So she's using reverse psychology. Damn, I'll marry her, then teach her a lesson once she's mine.

After they marry,

the young general gazes at his new wife with adoration:

"My wife is always right. I'll do whatever she says."

(The male lead is both a young lord and a general, and will have another identity later.)

Blurb for Accidentally Flirting with a Big Shot (Entertainment Industry)

Yan Ke has a wickedly alluring face.

Because of it, she's played countless villainous supporting roles,

and her reputation has suffered.

After being schemed against and framed by her stepmother and stepsister,

she grows steadily poorer and has no choice but to move into her agency's apartment and work hard to make ends meet.

One night, she accidentally discovers that every colleague living there,

from A-list stars to bit-part actors,

is a monster!

There are flying through the sky, swimming in the water, running on the ground, you name it.

Only the apartment manager seems ordinary.

Yan Ke tries to get on good terms with him, hoping they can stick together and look out for each other.

A month later, she discovers two things.

First, he isn't the apartment manager. He's the owner of the agency.

Second, his origins are more terrifying than those of every monster here.

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