I Have a Special Talent for Being a Widow

[This story is not updated daily. Please be aware.] Speaking of Hua Wushuang, the youngest daughter of the Hua family of Jiangnan: Young Master Lianhua: She has no heart! Young Master Wuqing: She has no heart! Young Master Wuxia: She has no heart! The people of the jianghu: This young lady is truly stunning, but what a shame she's a widow. Hua Wushuang smiled. "What's wrong with being a widow? I can flirt with someone and then run off. How thrilling." Hua family's Seventh Young Master smiled. "If any of you have a problem with my sister, you're welcome to come to the Hua family and say it to our faces." Reader's note: A crossover of martial arts novels. The timeline is completely scrambled; the logic exists only to serve the plot. [Draft in progress] "I'm a Consultant in Kaifeng" by Qiu Shui Qing Psychologist Du Xiaoning transmigrates to Kaifeng Prefecture in the Northern Song dynasty and becomes the "Third Young Master Du" of the Minister of Justice's household. This young master is as elegant as a jade tree, can read minds, and occasionally works as a psychological consultant for Kaifeng Prefecture, winning countless fans among young women and wives alike. One day, while negotiating with a suspect, the poor swimmer Du Xiaoning is accidentally pushed into the water. Guard Zhan, holding the soaking-wet Third Young Master Du he just pulled from the water: "I'll take responsibility." Du Xiaoning's vision went black. "Take responsibility for what?" [Friend's draft in progress] "Rosalind, an Incompetent [Literary Classics Crossover]" by Hong Jiang Hua Nineteen-year-old Rosalind Poirot has been immersed in the world of criminal investigation since childhood. Her grandfather is the renowned detective Poirot. She grew up in England with Miss Marple, learning all sorts of useful and useless things by watching and listening. Deductive reasoning comes naturally to her, and she even inherited her grandfather's special gift: the passive ability to encounter a murder wherever she goes. Everyone expects Rosalind to follow in her grandfather's footsteps and become a famous detective, but she has little interest in that. Rosalind: "Being a detective is so boring. I want to be the brightest singing star on the Broadway stage!" So she boards a ship bound for New York, never imagining that among the other passengers is the already sixty-five-year-old Mr. Sherlock Holmes, who has decided to travel to America after a major case. Old Mr. Holmes: "My dear friend, what an extraordinary waste of talent!" Jay Gatsby: "Dear Rosalind, given the circumstances... for the safety of Broadway's actors and staff, I suggest you change careers and become a detective!" Theme: Seize the day