First-year high schooler Hina falls head over heels in love at her first glimpse of Shiki, a gorgeous, cool older girl with mad basketball skills. But when she tries to confess her feelings, she ends up as the basketball team’s manager instead. It seems like a huge blunder until she realizes it’s the perfect chance to get to know Shiki better. Will Hina and Shiki overcome their comical misunderstandings and realize they’re the perfect couple?
The ruthless and decisive “icy emperor” is actually a woman?!Born with the ability to read minds, she sees through every scheme in the imperial court—yet her defenses crumble before an overlooked, unfavored nobody.Jiang Wanwan appears obedient on the outside, but inside she is screaming, “Her Majesty smells so good!” and “Her boobs are so soft!”Forced to listen to every one of her thoughts, the aloof empress gradually falls for Jiang Wanwan’s relentless advances—until even her dreams are quietly taken over… +
The Northern faction inquired as Li ShiYi and Tu Lao youngest stumbled upon a baby girl ‘picked up’ by chance at the gravesite. When asked, the coffin gave the single character ‘ji?/nine’ for the baby girl’s name. Thus, she was named ‘Song ShiJiu/Song Nineteen.’ Li ShiYi took Song ShiJiu out of the grave, and the story began from there. Did they know, their fate began much earlier… Knocking on the coffin door, asking three times: Where are you from? Where are you going? Where will you rest tonight? Have another cup, why not?” +
Among the noble ladies of the Tianxuan Kingdom, it was merely political rivalry – but for Mu Qingmeng, a hostage princess from the enemy state, there was also the bloody weight of national enmity and familial annihilation.To protect herself, she navigated the intrigues of the harem, and was forced to scheme against Song Xinghe – a woman always known for her fairness and benevolence – in order to secure a temporary shelter.Yet, to her astonishment, amid that precarious, trembling existence, Song Xinghe’s tenderness and kindness became her only salvation. And so, Mu Qingmeng found something she feared even more than death itself. +