Film and TV Crossover: Everlasting Joy in the Ashes

Hidden Love: She’d had a crush on him for years, and on the day she came of age, he finally told her: “The cookies are burnt.” From then on, he left the whole kitchen to her. (To get back at her crush for all those years, he stole the bride at his own wedding and stunned everyone.) [Currently editing] [Anthology: No Way Out] Story of Kunning Palace: She couldn’t hold on to her sheltering umbrella; she was naturally slow-witted. She and the mad Grand Tutor fought back and forth, and she was the choice caught between two sides. She wanted the throne of empress and a place in Kunning Palace, but she could only become the final sacrifice. Given another chance, she would be like drifting clouds and flowing water: hold on to nothing, let go of everything, and stay out of reach... (After grabbing Second Sister by the scruff and breaking the shackles of their power struggle, she drove them all mad.) [Currently plotting] Till the End of the Moon: Behind the twin goddess’s story, one was born with divine bones and deserved the world’s reverence, while the other was born rebellious and deserved to be sacrificed! (After stealing a piece of a god’s devotion, she promptly joined forces with the Devil God.) [Currently editing] The Story of Minglan: They all stood on the moral high ground. They were secretly seeing each other, and they schemed at every turn, so why was I the only one who ended up plunging into the abyss? (After she went head-to-head with the emperor, she was too powerful, so they dragged her out to be sacrificed to Heaven.) [Currently editing] The Journey of Chong Zi: Falling in love is only natural. Today, the princess refuses to behave. (She spoiled the immortal sect and did whatever she pleased; her life shone with brilliance.) [Currently polishing] Love Like the Galaxy: The lowly daily life of a princess married off in someone else’s place. (After she and her ex-boyfriend tore into each other, he went mad!) [Currently revising]