Bad boy x Good girl

PART II Original Title: 归鸾 Author: Tuan Zi Lai Xi Raw Link: Gui Luan Male Lead: Zhang Ling He Female Lead: Jelly Lin Synopsis: "Fine, I won't marry your Prince Chen anymore-how about marrying me instead?" "I want soldiers. I want power. Do you have that?" An ambitious, stunning beauty VS a mud-born nobody who goes from loyal wolf pup to full-on mad dog 1v1, dual leads, HE (happy ending) Reading Guide: Plot-heavy, strategy- and power-politics-focused, with light ensemble elements Revenge arc + growth arc; slow burn, gradual buildup

Part I The Road To Glory Original Title: 归鸾 Author: Tuan Zi Lai Xi Raw Link: Gui Luan Male Lead: Zhang Ling He Female Lead: Jelly Lin Synopsis: "Fine, I won't marry your Prince Chen anymore-how about marrying me instead?" "I want soldiers. I want power. Do you have that?" An ambitious, stunning beauty VS a mud-born nobody who goes from loyal wolf pup to full-on mad dog 1v1, dual leads, HE (happy ending) Reading Guide: Plot-heavy, strategy- and power-politics-focused, with light ensemble elements Revenge arc + growth arc; slow burn, gradual buildup

Original Title: 双轨 Author: Shi Jiu Yuan Raw Link: Shuang Gui Male Lead: He Yu Female Lead: Yu Shu Xin Synopsis: Mr. Jin agreed to take care of a friend's son, not expecting that his friend would pass away unexpectedly, leaving the boy orphaned. The boy is renamed Jin Zhao. Three years later, Mr. Jin's wife, Ms. Jiang, becomes pregnant and gives birth to a daughter named Jin Mu. The immense pressure of daily life causes increasing tension between the couple. When Jin Mu is nine, her parents reach an agreement to divorce. She goes to live with Ms. Jiang in the south, while Mr. Jin takes Jin Zhao to a small town in the north. From that point on, they live in separate worlds, never to cross paths again. Eighteen years later, when Jin Mu is 18, Ms. Jiang, now with her second husband, decides to immigrate. In the meantime, Jin Mu is temporarily sent to stay with her father, Mr. Jin, where she unexpectedly reunites with Jin Zhao, whom she hasn't seen in nine years. The names "Zhao" (朝) meaning "morning" and "Mu" (暮) meaning "evening" symbolize the relationship between day and night, reflecting a timeless bond that persists despite their separation.