Reborn: The Empress Has Run Away

In her previous life, Du Ruoxue avoided an imperial marriage arranged for her to wed the Second Prince, Zhou Chengrui, and endured countless jeers for his sake. Even when she ultimately died for him, Zhou Chengrui never once gave her a second glance.

Reborn at fifteen, Du Ruoxue turned around without hesitation on her way to Jiyun Temple. This time, she decided, she'd stay as far away from Zhou Chengrui as possible.

Only after Du Ruoxue died did Zhou Chengrui learn that she had been the moonlight in his heart all along, and that she had died saving him.

In his new life, Second Prince Zhou waited at the temple where they'd first met, but no one came, even after three days. Anxious and confused, he sent someone to the Du residence to ask about her, only to learn that Du Ruoxue had packed her bags overnight and headed south to Yangzhou in the spring.

When Zhou Chengrui finally chased her all the way to Yangzhou, wearing the same white robes he'd worn when they first met, he appeared before Du Ruoxue with a tender expression...

Du Ruoxue: Who are you? Get lost. I hate white.

Zhou Chengrui: What happened to love at first sight and being destined for each other? What happened to one glimpse of a man in white, and a lifetime of love? Wife, at least look at me! I think I can still be saved.

Coming soon, historical danmei: Is the Young Lord Jealous Today? [Book Transmigration]

Liu Yi finished his college entrance exams and immediately transmigrated into a book. To stay alive, he worked diligently for years and barely managed to establish his persona as a gifted scholar and martial artist, but the plot...

Assistant Minister of the Court of Judicial Review: Xiao Yi is the one my heart desires.

Third Prince: Yiyi, I've waited for you for so many years.

Crown Prince: Liu Yi is blessed by heaven and deeply beloved by me.

This was supposed to be a political intrigue novel. How did it fall apart into a battlefield where everyone is fighting over him?

Of course, there's an exception. On his path to becoming everyone's favorite, Qi Jian, heir to Prince Qi, is the obstacle in his way. Not only is this obstacle always cold toward him, he also turns into an angry pufferfish from time to time:

Does he sulk because Liu Yi can't put his longing into words?

Does he sulk when he sees Liu Yi chatting with the princes?

Does he even sulk when Liu Yi shares a drink with an old classmate?

Facing the once gentle, soft-spoken young man, now a prickly, jealous king, Liu Yi can only cry out to the heavens: I was wrong, I really was wrong! Can't I make it up to you by giving you the birthday present I owed you five years ago?

Theme: Love