Summary Xiao Zhan never imagined that dying from overwork in the modern world would land him inside a dog-blood palace novel-worse, inside the body of an abandoned empress with the same name as him. The original Empress Xiao Zhan was a delicate, fragile ger-soft-spoken, timid, and desperately in love with the emperor. His constant attempts to please Emperor Wang Yibo, a cold, ruthless ruler known for his emotionless heart and iron hands, only earned disgust. Branded as weak and useless, the empress was stripped of favor and exiled to the Cold Palace, left to rot quietly. But the soul inside that body is no longer the same. This Xiao Zhan is fearless, chaotic, sharp-tongued, and dangerously alive. Cute and innocent-looking on the outside, vulgar and foul-mouthed on the inside, he survives the Cold Palace by cursing fate, climbing trees, stealing fruit, and dragging along his only companion-Wen Ning, a foolishly loyal, sweet, and brainless servant who treats Xiao Zhan like his entire world. One day, while patrolling the abandoned palace grounds, Emperor Wang Yibo hears something he has never heard before in the Cold Palace- Loud, unrestrained cursing. Hidden among dead leaves and broken walls, he sees a sight that doesn't make sense: a beautiful ger in faded robes, cheeks flushed, hopping angrily beneath a fruit tree while yelling obscene words at the heavens, with a clumsy servant cheering him on. This empress does not cry. This empress does not beg. This empress does not look at him with love. Intrigued-and irritated-Wang Yibo finds himself returning to the Cold Palace again and again, watching this strange Xiao Zhan who laughs too freely, swears too much, and fears nothing-not even an emperor. What begins as curiosity slowly turns into obsession. But Xiao Zhan has no intention of fighting for favor, power, or love. He only wants to live freely, eat well, and curse the world in peace. Unfortunately for him- The emperor has already noticed him.

Summary Xiao Wen, a cold-blooded and undefeated general from the modern world, dies on the battlefield and awakens in the body of Empress Xiao Wen-a frail, beautiful, and famously useless figure in a ancient Chinese empire. The original Xiao Wen, son of Prime Minister Xiao, was raised with extreme indulgence, sickly since birth, gentle, emotional, fond of soft robes and feminine adornments, and utterly unsuited for the brutal politics of the inner palace. Hated by the Emperor, despised by ministers, and constantly schemed against by favored concubines, the empress was destined for a quiet, humiliating death. But the soul inside the body is no longer the same. The new Xiao Wen is ruthless, sharp-minded, and trained in war and strategy. Beneath silken sleeves and a fragile appearance lies a man who has commanded armies and crushed enemies without mercy. While the palace mocks his weakness and the Emperor views him as a decorative burden, Xiao Wen calmly begins to dismantle schemes, turn court politics into a battlefield, and rewrite his fate-without discarding the delicate mask the world expects him to wear. As suspicion grows, fear spreads, and the Emperor slowly realizes that the empress he loathes is no longer someone he can control, a dangerous and inevitable entanglement begins. In a palace where beauty is a weapon and affection is a lie, transmigration turns a doomed empress into the most terrifying player of all-and love becomes the one variable even a general cannot fully predict. cover not mine but from Pinterest, all credits goes to original owner.

Title: The Empress Is Busy Eating, Your Majesty Xiao Ting died gloriously in the apocalypse-surrounded by zombies, explosions, and exactly zero regrets-only to wake up in a soft bed, buried under silk curtains, wearing twelve layers of makeup and... married to an emperor. Bad news: He transmigrated into the body of Empress Xiao Ting, a famous ger (a male who can bear children), known across the palace for crying delicately, speaking softly, and treating cosmetic powder like a battlefield necessity. Worse news: The emperor hates him. The marriage was purely political-Empress Xiao Ting is the son of the Prime Minister, a terrifying old fox with enough power to shake the court. The emperor married the empress for survival, not love, and has spent the entire marriage cold, distant, and irritated by the original Xiao Ting's exaggerated femininity and endless schemes. Unfortunately for everyone- This Xiao Ting is not that Xiao Ting. The moment he wakes up, he wipes off the makeup, throws the jade hairpins aside, puts on men's robes, and asks the servants one extremely important question: "What do you mean there's no meat?" Having survived the apocalypse, Xiao Ting's priorities are simple: 1. Food 2. More food 3. Staying alive 4. Everything else can wait He doesn't cry, doesn't cling, doesn't plot for favor. Instead, he raids the imperial kitchen, eats like a starving wolf, argues with eunuchs, naps in the sunlight, and treats palace intrigue like background noise. The emperor is... deeply unsettled. Why is his empress suddenly: Dressed like a handsome nobleman? Bare-faced but somehow more beautiful? Completely uninterested in favor, jealousy, or palace power struggles? More emotionally invested in steamed buns than imperial authority? And most terrifying of all- Why does the emperor keep looking? Meanwhile, Xiao Ting just wants three meals a day, a peaceful life, and for the emperor to stop staring at him while he eats.

Jin Qiu-once a modern mafia leader, now the Emperor's beloved Empress-has carved out a quiet life away from the throne he never asked for. Plagued by exhaustion, strange cravings, and an unease he cannot name, he tries to ignore the warning signs coiling beneath his skin. But when a mysterious book appears on his bedside table, bearing the title of the very novel he reincarnated into, his fragile peace shatters. The book's pages eerily mirror his life, documenting events as they happen, until the story abruptly ends... right before a war that has yet to begin. Before Jin Qiu can seek answers from Ren Zhengsheng, the imperial palace is torn apart by an explosion-not of spiritual force, but a modern bomb. Injured and shaken, Jin Qiu realizes someone has smuggled forbidden technology into this world. With the palace in ruins, whispers of conspiracy rising, and the past Jin Qiu thought he escaped now twisting into his present, alliances blur and danger sharpens. Forced to confront secrets both mystical and mechanical, Jin Qiu must choose between protecting the empire that loves him... and uncovering the truth that may destroy it. And the book-still unfinished-waits for its next chapter to be written. By Jin Qiu's hand... or by fate.

𝓗𝓮𝓻 𝓒𝓪𝓵𝓬𝓾𝓵𝓪𝓽𝓮𝓭 𝓡𝓾𝓲𝓷 𝓪𝓷𝓭 𝓣𝓱𝓮𝓲𝓻 𝓡𝓸𝔂𝓪𝓵 𝓡𝓮𝓿𝓮𝓷𝓰𝓮 Branded as the spoiled, jealous villainess by a society enchanted by her adopted sister, Lillian, Everett's life is a carefully managed performance. Her goal isn't to clear her name, but to bury it so completely that when she vanishes, no one will bother to look for her. While her family despises her and her fiancé, the Crown Prince, sends break-up letters, she finds solace in two things: her romance novels and her secret life as a benefactor to the city's orphans. All she wants is her own quiet estate, endless tea, and peace. But her plan for a self-engineered ruin is about to be spectacularly derailed.

He was born mute-silenced from the very first breath. A prince trapped in a cage of silence, aching to be seen, to be heard, yet locked away by a world that refused to understand. For six long years, Yin endured a ruthless loneliness. Ignored, dismissed, and abandoned by Liang-the feared general who wielded power like a blade but treated Yin like a ghost. Cold eyes that never softened, a heart that never reached out. To Liang, Yin was nothing but a silent burden, a political pawn with no voice of his own. But beneath that silence, Yin's pain screamed louder than thunder-each day a battle to survive the weight of neglect and cruelty. Until one night, when despair crushed his fragile soul, and he chose to end the unbearable silence forever. But death was not the final escape. Because someone refused to let his story end in shadows. A spirit friend with the power to rewind time, to fight fate itself-determined to rewrite a cruel past, and paint a future where Yin's silent suffering finally breaks free. This is a tale of a mute prince's shattered heart and a ruthless general's cold walls-where love, pain, and redemption bleed into the colour of silence.

Jung Wooyoung only wanted to finish a latte and laugh at his best friend's obsession with a cheesy European reverse-harem novel. He didn't expect to wake up inside it. Now, under a sky of twin moons and gilded castles, he's Wyatt Altherion Vale - the Empire's most powerful archmage, feared by nobles, worshipped by mages, and known for leveling cities when slightly annoyed. The problem? He doesn't know the plot. And he definitely doesn't care about the "heroine" or her pretty boy harem. While Wooyoung (now Wyatt) spends his days being a chaos gremlin in expensive robes, he catches the attention of Grand Duke San de Ravenor - the empire's reclusive war god, infamous for his deadly aura and aversion to human touch. But San doesn't flinch from Wyatt's touch. In fact... he seeks it. As kingdoms tremble, the heroine sulks, and politics crumble under his casual meddling, Wyatt realizes one thing: He might not be the story's protagonist- but he's definitely the reason everyone's losing their minds.

Summary Su Qianyi lived and died as a king of the underworld-cold-blooded, calculating, and feared by all. As the supreme Mafia boss, betrayal and blood were daily bread. Death should have been the end. Instead, he opens his eyes in a four-year-old body-fragile, small, and unbearably adorable. Even worse, he has become Su Qianyi, the most hated ger prince of the Great Liang Empire. Born from an empress who died in childbirth, the original Su Qianyi was branded an evil star, a curse upon the dynasty. Abandoned by the emperor, despised by the princes, and left to rot in the Cold Palace, the child grew bitter and vicious, desperately craving love that would never come. But that child is gone. Now inhabiting his body is a former Mafia boss who knows one thing better than anyone else- power attracts danger, and families like this kill quietly. Unlike the original owner, this Su Qianyi has no interest in imperial affection. No desire for fatherly warmth. No need for brotherly bonds. The royal family disgusts him, and the Cold Palace? To him, it is the safest place in the empire. So he ignores the emperor. Avoids the princes. Instead, the palace witnesses something unthinkable- The once vicious ger prince is now laughing, running, causing chaos, climbing trees, stealing snacks, and dragging his only loyal servant into endless mischief. He drinks sweet soups, naps in the sun, and treats the Cold Palace like his personal territory. The court is baffled. The servants are terrified. The princes are suspicious. How did the "evil star" become so soft and harmless? Why does he smile when he should be scheming? And why does this child-who should be begging for imperial favor-act as if the entire royal family is irrelevant? But fate is never kind. As Su Qianyi grows, his presence will slowly disrupt the empire. Old grudges will surface. And somewhere within this cold, ruthless palace, someone will eventually look at the neglected ger prince and think- "I want him."

Hi everyone, I'm Akira, and I'm trying to translate this novel back into English, many of us fans miss it, and can't read it anymore because the author simply deleted the novel, I'll try my best, remembering this is from fan to fan this novel belongs to Green100, all copyrights on the work belong to Green100 (if the author feels uncomfortable please let me know) A story about an idol who died and got reincarnated in a body of a psychotic villain from the novel. Adrien Waterston was a popular idol who was admired by a lot of people. Because of his unique voice, he became one of the most famous artists. But things weren't going really well in his life. He's actually facing a lot of misfortunes. Ever since he was a kid, he was treated badly by everyone except for his family. Then one fateful day, he died. He was transported to a novel called "My Dear Alex." He got reincarnated in the body of the psychotic villain named Rayleigh Greyhound, who was born talentless and unacknowledged by everyone. In order to avoid facing a brutal torture and death, Adrien needs to think of a way to avoid these death flags. So Adrien, now as Rayleigh, tried his best to survive. But the changes he made in the novel made people become curious about him, but they were the people he desperately don't want to get involved with, especially that maniac protagonist named Alexander. (P. S: This is an original story. Btw, I am just an amateur writer. Pls take it easy on me. Lol. Also, I made the cover 😅)

Song Zixin was forced to marry Shun WenCheng the unfortunate 15th son of the emperor because he was blind he could not inherit the throne. Song Zixin who was the pitiful abandoned and disfigured son of the marquis Song, Song Zixin didn't like his weak unfavorable husband and often bully and fought with him but Shun WenCheng remained faithful and dedicated to the very end. Song Zixin who wanted the approval of his family killed his husband and later on was humiliated and betrayed by his own family whom he had trusted then died miserably.