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- Thousand Threads Reflecting Shadows: Records of Two Regents 千丝照影：双姝摄政录 If you love court intrigue and palace power struggles in women's fiction, you might enjoy this dual-female-lead novel! On a snowy night, the two sisters cried together. Shen Renqiu, a general's widow, clutched her twin daughters as her husband's family tried to seize everything she owned. The elder, Xiao Zhao, was abandoned on a farm and raised into a "human mule," hardened enough to break an iron ruler across someone's nose. The younger, Xiao Ying, was kidnapped by her wet nurse and hidden away 0Votes278Recs0Fans
- I Ride a White Horse Through Three Passes 我身骑白马走三关 In 1905, Chen Jinniang, a performer of Zhangzhou Jinge ballads, crossed the sea to Taiwan with half a copy of The Seven-Character Lock. Beneath a large tree in Yilan, she taught the first generation of "local gezi opera" and quietly planted a promise that would span a century. One hundred and twenty years later, Chen Ziqiang, fifth-generation heir to the Chen Family Troupe, a Yilan gezi opera family, travels with the troupe to Zhangzhou to perform Chen San and Wuniang. On a typhoon night, the st 0Votes2.3kRecs0Fans
- The Splendor of Jin 掌晋风华 Come discover this cross-strait suspense story about intangible cultural heritage. Huang Wenxuan, the fifth-generation puppeteer of the Huang family from Huwei, Yunlin, travels to Jinjiang with his family troupe to uncover the truth behind his mother’s “illness-related death.” There, he joins forces with Li Kexin, head of the Li family’s glove-puppet troupe, to perform together and search for the lost, century-old manual The World in the Palm. But on the day of the public performance, someone se 0Votes3kRecs0Fans
- Songs of Embroidery in Reverence of Martial Arts 崇武绣歌 Fans of business intrigue and Hui'an women’s clothing will enjoy this story. Taipei shipping tycoon Shen Yanzhou is in a yacht accident and drifts to Chongwu Harbor in Fujian, where he is rescued by Lin Chaoxi, an inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of Hui'an women’s clothing. After losing his memory, he becomes A Zhou, a "calculating live-in son-in-law," and joins the Lin family. Using his business genius, he helps the heroine modernize her embroidery workshop and bring Hui'an women’s 0Votes1.4kRecs0Fans
- The Ten Embroidered-Shoe Maidens 十门绣鞋娘 In Suzhou during the Northern Song dynasty, embroiderer Su Jinxiu takes over a dilapidated shoe workshop and turns its fortunes around with her extraordinary double-sided, multicolored embroidery. She joins forces with the ten sons of the Shen family: the escort agency protects the goods, the tea house opens up new sales channels, the weaving workshop supplies materials, the money house handles payments, and the transport fleet moves the goods. Together, they build a complete supply chain for em 0Votes936Recs0Fans
- The Ultimate Livestream Queen 终极直播女王 Lin Sa, once a third-tier Hong Kong runway actress, writes a livestream schedule for heading north on a mirror with her lipstick on the night her contract is terminated. With every retreat burned, she has to build her own way forward. In a rundown Shenzhen loft, she brings together seven women: the icy finance chief Shen Bingqing, the streetwise supply-chain expert Huo Yan, the artsy planner Su Wan, the ambitious newcomer Tang Wei, the laid-back operations manager Mo Wen, the polished Hong Kong 0Votes1kRecs0Fans
- The Seven Emperors' Palace: The Azure Phoenix Regent's Chronicle 七帝阙：青鸾摄政录 Li Qingluan, a princess of Xixia, was sent to Yan as a political hostage at eighteen, the most insignificant piece on the chessboard. Yet the Great Yan royal family had an old custom known as the “Luan succession marriage”: if the emperor died without an heir, his widow could marry the prince who succeeded him to stabilize the ancestral temples. Thus began her astonishing journey: seven marriages to seven emperors, seven unions, seven blades. From the gloomy Seventh Prince Xuan Li, who lived in 0Votes97Recs0Fans
- The King of Rock-Grown Tea 岩骨茶王 In the third year of Yongle, the Lin family, tea merchants in Wuyi Mountain for a hundred years, faced ruin when a batch of tribute tea was found to have “gone moldy.” The family patriarch, Lin Zhengde, died in a fit of rage and grief, leaving his twenty-year-old eldest legitimate son, Lin Yanzhou, to face wolves closing in from all sides: his second uncle sought to seize power, Huizhou merchants took advantage of the crisis, and officials settled old scores. At the brink of disaster, Lin Yanzho 0Votes963Recs0Fans
