Feel-Good Stories Across the Screen

Please add my new novel, A Qing Dynasty Concubine: Zhang, to your reading list.

Every TV drama has a female supporting character. No matter how capable she is, once she meets the man fate has chosen for her, she loses her wits, willingly suffers physical and emotional abuse, and then they all go their separate ways.

Zhou Yang's mission is to travel through those worlds and help the female leads reclaim lives that haven't been derailed by scumbags.

And so, the scumbags discover that just as they begin to fall for a girl, someone is already standing behind her.

Just as Erhao was secretly watching Keyun, his own younger brother beat him black and blue, leaving him too scared to approach her.

Zhou Yang: Try taking one step in the wrong direction. I dare you.

Just as Xue Pinggui was fantasizing about holding two women in his arms and ruling the world, someone broke his legs and left him homeless.

Zhou Yang: Is someone like you really worth Baichuan's years of waiting in that cold kiln?

Just as Lin Pingzhi was trying to win his senior sister's trust so he could dominate the martial world, someone sent him off to the Cave of Reflection.

Zhou Yang: You're so young, and already up to no good, addicted to playing games with people's feelings?

Just as Xu Changqing wandered into a tavern, telling the proprietress, "A gentleman should avert his eyes," and blushing to the tips of his ears, someone told him she was his junior brother's beloved.

Zhou Yang: Don't covet your brother's wife. Got it?

Just as Jiang Feng turned up his nose at Yaoyue and cozied up to a palace maid, someone crippled him, severed both his arms, and killed the woman he loved.

Zhou Yang sneered: Didn't you love her soul? She smiled as she died for love, so how come you're still alive?

The World of Romance in the Rain (Keyun)

Reply 1988 (Cheng Bora)

Xue Pinggui and Wang Baochuan (Wang Baochuan)

Chinese Paladin (Zixuan)

Theme: Everything will get better