Dongqing Hu

"After years of devoted service to the late emperor, Cedric Zeller is worn out, having sacrificed his health for the good of the nation. But when the new female emperor, Xaviera Spencer, ascends the throne, she replaces him with Lucas Quinton, a scheming official unworthy of such a crucial post. Cedric has sworn to the late emperor that he will endure Xaviera a hundred times—but after that, he intends to leave without ever looking back."

"Troy Culver finds himself in an utterly humiliating situation after transmigrating to ancient times. As a result, Raina Zahn—his fiancée and the emperor of Draxon—breaks off their engagement, and he is cast out of his family. Faced with such dire circumstances, Troy relies on his modern knowledge to turn the tables. As he achieves one remarkable feat after another, Raina comes to regret letting him go—and begins pursuing him instead."

"After years of devoted service to the late emperor, Cedric Zeller is worn out, having sacrificed his health for the good of the nation. But when the new female emperor, Xaviera Spencer, ascends the throne, she replaces him with Lucas Quinton, a scheming official unworthy of such a crucial post. Cedric has sworn to the late emperor that he will endure Xaviera a hundred times—but after that, he intends to leave without ever looking back."

"Orphaned at a young age and taken in by her enemy Rodney Linden, Joelle Linden conceals her thirst for revenge behind the guise of a reckless socialite. She forms an uneasy alliance with Hayden Burke, a tycoon determined to uncover the truth behind his sister's death. Together, they unravel the dark crimes of Rodney and Marcus Corwin, risking everything to bring down their empire—and along the way, they discover an unexpected love."

"Betrayed by his stepbrother, Nathan Cole suffers public humiliation when he is strung up at the entrance of Juset, his reputation left in ruins. His fiancée, Renee Zabel, immediately calls off their engagement. Worse still, he loses the chance to marry the female Emperor, disappointing his father so deeply that he is cast out of the family. But his father has no idea—the son he abandoned is no longer the same Nathan. "