Transmigrating as the Cousin Is No Easy Task

After transmigrating, Lin Zhongying became the fourth daughter of the Lin family, born to a concubine. Before she could even figure out her new circumstances, her legitimate mother bundled her off to the Xie family. The Xie family was wealthy and prestigious, one of the most prominent households in Lin'an City. The Xie family's second young master was engaged to Lin Zhongying's legitimate elder sister, and they were supposed to marry next year. But then the elder sister was suddenly disfigured when a cat scratched her. When the legitimate mother learned the Xie family wanted to break off the engagement, she pleaded and bargained, promising to send a beautiful concubine of respectable birth as part of the dowry. Only then was the match barely saved. And Lin Zhongying was that concubine. She did not want to become a concubine, but had no one to help her. Desperate, she went to plead with the Xie family's eldest young master, Xie Xuan. Xie Xuan was pure-hearted and refined, as graceful as a jade tree. Yet he had devoted himself to governing the realm and serving the people, with no interest in romance. He was the most cold-hearted, dispassionate man around. One day, a woman came before him, saying she did not want to become a concubine and asking him to find her a suitable match. Xie Xuan, who knew only how to study and write memorials, and had never played matchmaker, was at a loss for words... Later, after his cheap cousin had used him, she actually wanted to walk away without a second thought. He took a leisurely sip of tea, gazed at the beautiful face that had etched itself into his heart, and crushed the cup in his hand. Coming soon: The Sickly Beauty's Daily Quest to Stay Alive After transmigrating into a prestigious scholarly family as a young lady, Gu Quan was very pleased with her new identity. Her parents doted on her, and she wanted for nothing. There was only one imperfection: her health was so poor that the physician declared she would not live to see twenty. Then one day, she discovered that she could prolong her life whenever she came into physical contact with Pei Zhi, the Minister of the Court of Judicial Review. To stay alive, she did everything she could to get close to Pei Zhi. Pei Zhi was of noble birth and as beautiful as a Buddhist statue, yet he had brought ruin to his father, mother, and brothers. He was fated to be an ill-starred loner. People praised his talent for righting injustices, yet feared him as well. Everyone thought he was naturally taciturn, aloof, and uninterested in women. But they did not know his secret: ever since he had first experienced desire, the same young woman had appeared in his dreams again and again. She was as lovely as a jade figurine, delicate and soft, as if a pinch would make water well up. When she cried, it was utterly devastating. And Gu Quan looked exactly like the woman in his dreams. He desperately suppressed the beast within, pretending to be cold and proper for fear of frightening his precious beauty away. In secret, however, he indulged in every sort of madness. To be specific: First, he would touch every place Gu Quan had touched, over and over. Second, he kept the handkerchief Gu Quan had thrown away tucked against his chest every day. Third, after Gu Quan touched his hand, he would not wash it for days. At first, Gu Quan thought he was a gentleman and that he only dared to touch her in secret. That is, until one day she accidentally caught him sniffing the undergarment she had worn... Coming soon: The Days I Spent Depending on the Great Villain Han Jiuxiao was the great villain in an imperial-examination novel. Though blessed with extraordinary talent, he was burdened with grave sins. He battled the male lead for his entire life, only to end up decapitated. After his death, all that remained was his infamous name. People called him a treacherous minister, but no one knew how cruelly fate had treated him. His father was unknown, and people called him a bastard. His mother showed him no love and took pleasure in tormenting him. His stepfather watched with cold indifference, while his stepsister helped make his life a misery. He clung to life and fought with everything he had to survive. But his own mother coveted money and wanted to sell him to the powerful as a plaything, destroying every last bit of hope he had. In despair, he raised a knife and began a life stained with blood. Sang Yao transmigrated into the story as his stepsister. When she arrived, the half-grown boy, emaciated and gaunt, lay in the woodshed. His body was covered in wounds, not a single patch of uninjured skin left, and he stared at her with vacant eyes. In her hand was a bloodstained stick. To avoid following the original plot, she immediately dropped the stick and crawled over to the boy. "Brother, I was wrong! I was wrong! I swear I'll never do it again!" At first, Han Jiuxiao thought it was just one of her new tricks. But from then on, she not only stopped bullying him, she protected him at every turn. As her little body repeatedly stood between him and danger, Han Jiuxiao's dead heart slowly began to beat again. Theme: What is meant for you will be yours