Di Nu Hua: The Tragic Love Story Of Princess Chang-Ping And Prince Zhou Shi-Xian Daai Neoi Faa(Di Nu Hua/帝女花)or Princess Chang-Ping/The Patriotic Princess/The Flower Princess/The Emperor's Flower Daughter is one of the celebrated and most famous Cantonese Opera repertoire and libretto by the playright Tong Dik-Sang(Tang Ti-Sheng/Tang Di-Sheng). This is the tragic love story of a Ming dynasty princess and her prince consort and the fall of the Ming dynasty. . . This DyShen/DiYue fanfic is based on the story and the Cantonese Opera version. M/SPG

Just my thoughts and stories that come on my mind about DyShen/DiYue/CaiSi or whuteva. WARNING: Some stories contain SPG or whuteva.

Based On Episode 16. (ALTERNATIVE UNIVERSE) Dong Shan-Cai went out that stormy snowy night to look for her best friend, Jiang Xiao-You and it cost her own life. How will her death affect everyone she left behind?

A forced marriage brings together two actors already on the road to falling in love. But a misunderstanding tears them apart. Two years later, they are forced to face each other again. One needs freedom, the other needs a chance. Both need to face that fateful night that shattered everything. Will they make it through together? Or will it be the closure they needed to finally go their separate ways? A DiYue Fan Fiction.

We thought it all was over and done with after Zhuang interrupted Daoming Si and Shancai that night. Little did we know the fire that had been burning not just for Si but for Shancai too. Part II contains mature 🔞 content

A terrible misunderstanding tore them apart - can they ever find their way back to each other? Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. The individuals used to portray the characters are real, but their thoughts, emotions, personalities and the experiences that happen to them are the products of my imagination, meant to be purely fictional, and intended only for your reading enjoyment.

Impromptu stories based on given prompts inspired by Meteor Garden 2018. Thanks for letting me play!

[A DiYue Fanfiction] The four boys who live in apartment 4F come home one day to find a strange girl asleep on the couch. She turns out to be their new roommate. Running from her past and transferring from her old university in the middle of sophomore year, Shen Yue is desperate for a place to stay near her new university, and somehow ends up in the same apartment as four of the hottest guys on campus. There, she discovers an unlikely secret - that the most sought-after guy in their school, basketball star Dylan Wang, is ... gay?

The Ravens are mythical creatures ever present since the times of vampires and werewolves. DISCLAIMER: I own nothing. All characters were intellectual properties of their respective creators. This story is just a product of imagination. I give full credit to Tap Chan's The Ravens as a source of inspiration for this fanfic. Chapter Yue is heavily biased from Tap Chan's work. But since she abandoned her story, I shall continue my version here.

Dong Shancai is a poor commoner girl living away from her family in the suburbs of Shanghai. She's always loved to sing, but she loves her family more. And now, after Shanyuan, her little brother, is diagnosed with Leukemia, she's trying desperately to raise money to pay for his medical bills, giving up the love of her life, Daoming Si, in the process. Three years after moving across the country to get a less expensive radiation treatment for her brother, she gets an amazing opportunity to compete in the televised Měilì de shēngyīn singing competition and win a ¥50,000 Yuan prize, which would be more than enough to cover her brother's medical bills! She wants to win, of course. More than anything. But fate has other plans. . . Shancai meets her ex-boyfriend from high school, Daoming Si, in the elevator of the hotel the competition sponsors are providing her, and finds out he is one of the judges! In those three years Shancai left him, Si's been busy. He's made a name for himself as the lead singer of one of China's hottest rising boy bands, crossing international borders with he and his bandmates' music. It's very important to know that Shancai never gave Si a true explanation for why she left him. Will she end up losing the Měilì de shēngyīn competition and have her life result in tragedy with her little brother? Or will she get everything she wants, become the singer she'd always dreamed of becoming-and maybe even find. . . love, again? Find out everything and more in '4 Seconds to Shanghai'! 💕