Sweetheart, Come into My Arms

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The husband chases his wife to the crematorium / The broken mirror is never mended / The second male lead wins

At last, at sixteen, Qin Wanwan got her wish and married Ye Jun, heir to the Prince of Chu, whom she'd loved for years.

But the loving marriage she'd imagined lasted barely two years.

The Prince of Chu launched a coup to seize the throne. She was caught up in it for no reason and died beneath a rain of arrows. Only then did Qin Wanwan realize that the alliance between their families had been nothing but a transaction, and she was merely a pawn they could discard at any time.

As she lay dying, Ye Jun gave her one last look, pitying yet cold. "You could be my princess consort, but you could never be empress."

All the love she'd poured into him turned out to be nothing but a joke.

The Prince of Chu ascended the throne, and his legitimate son Ye Jun was made crown prince. She watched him enter the Eastern Palace surrounded by people. Blood covered the ground, but no one cared whether she lived or died.

At the moment she closed her eyes, someone hurried over. His white robes were stained red by the river of blood. His trembling fingertips gently brushed her cheek. That was the last warmth she felt as she died.

*

Ye Jun had spent twenty years as heir to the Prince of Chu, married a counselor's daughter, and ultimately became crown prince and emperor. Though his harem was full of beauties and his bed never empty, he found himself thinking of his former princess consort.

The bright, gentle woman who had always followed behind him.

The words he'd said to her as she lay dying became the greatest regret of his life.

He woke from a dream and found himself back in his youth, before they were married. The young woman looked up at him, her face lively and charming in a way he'd never seen before.

Having gotten her back, he couldn't wait to apologize and marry her again.

But all he got in return was her calm, emotionless reply: "Your Highness, please mind your manners."

Then she turned and walked toward another man at the foot of the steps.

*

Liang Jinghuai had loved a girl for more than a decade. They'd grown up together as childhood friends, and he watched her don her wedding clothes and marry someone else.

On the eve of the palace coup, the capital was rife with intrigue. He wanted nothing to do with power struggles; his only wish was to get her out safely before things spiraled out of control.

But by the time he reached the Eastern Palace, he could only see her one last time.

She died amid flames and pools of blood.

Thankfully, Heaven took pity on him and gave them another life. The girl he loved stood before him, her skirt free of bloodstains, her eyes still bright.

He would take her for himself before she could marry, and keep her by his side forever.

*Daily updates, fictional setting, 1v1

*The husband chases his wife to the crematorium / The broken mirror is never mended / The second male lead wins

*The male lead and second male lead are reborn. The heroine was married in her previous life and gradually regains her memories of it.

*You can't please everyone. If this isn't for you, just move on. Don't force yourself to read it. Thank you!

Coming soon: The Deposed Crown Prince Is Forced to Return to Secular Life

In the twenty-third year of Zhengping, Crown Prince Xuan Mingfan attempted treason and angered the emperor. He was stripped of his position as heir and exiled.

Before long, the deposed crown prince shaved his head and became a monk at Kaiyuan Temple, turning his back on worldly affairs. Two years later, the emperor fell gravely ill, with no sons to inherit the throne.

The deposed crown prince who had been reciting sutras and praying at Kaiyuan Temple became the only person eligible to inherit the throne. But when the ministers blocked the temple gates, they found the once dignified and noble Crown Prince in plain white monk's robes, his face serene and immaculate, his dark eyes calm and unruffled.

The emperor was at death's door, and Prince Ning controlled the government. The prime minister realized that unless the crown prince changed his mind, the realm would soon pass into other hands.

Later, the ministers came up with a plan: they chose a beauty from among the palace maids and sent her to him under cover of darkness, hoping to make him break his vows.

Yun Xiang had an important mission. Trembling, she entered the room, then fled in terror before dawn.

Fortunately, no one in the palace knew she'd attended to the deposed crown prince, so Yun Xiang went right back to being a carefree palace maid.

Then, two months later, she discovered she was pregnant. The new emperor, whose face was compassionate and who had wanted only to chant sutras and pray, fixed a burning gaze on her belly.

A deposed crown prince devoted to Buddhism but destined to inherit the throne x a flirtatious palace maid who runs away while pregnant

Fantasy novel: I Don't Even Want to Give It One Star

"Need help transferring your emotions?

Whether it's disappointment, sadness, pain, anger, or fear, we can take all your negative feelings and process them for you.

Welcome to the Emotional Transfer Center. Yinyin is at your service."

Yin Chen wrote this slogan for her newly launched online shop.

But her shop didn't sell physical goods. It only transferred the emotions of its customers.

She was a centuries-old spirit with an infinitely powerful mind and heart, able to dispel all negative emotions. In exchange, she asked only for a five-star review.

Collect 999 stars, and she could overcome her tribulation and become immortal.

But the little spirit's plans fell apart before they even got started. She couldn't figure out how modern people thought, her business was poorly run, and bad reviews kept coming, leaving immortality far out of reach.

"If I weren't required to leave a review, I wouldn't even give it one star."

Human joys and sorrows are not shared, but I can share them.

Theme: Give thanks in good times and grow through adversity.