Historical (Genres)

Rather than wandering the nine continents upholding justice by yourself, it is better to work with the government to bring about prosperity together. Don’t talk about etiquette and shamelessness with me! I’m forever a shou. My name is Dian Qian Huan.

Luo Shuyu was pointed out by the emperor’s imperial decree to the third princes Li Mingjin, who had a sinister and paranoid personality. The two had been married for three years. Li Mingjin always treated him with no words and coldly.  In an accident, the two rounded up the room, and Luo Shuyu became pregnant…

Zhou’s fourth son incurred debts whilst gambling, his mother was seriously ill, and the casino thugs wanted Man Bao to sell herself to them to offset the gambling debts. The villagers claimed the Zhou family’s darling’s (Man Bao) good days has come to an end, and Mrs Zhou was crying while holding Man Bao’s hand.…

Tao Ti, a little taotie* cub, transmigrated and became the bride of the sickly crown prince who was meant to chase out his ill fortune, but ended up committing suicide by ingesting poison. Met by the disgusted gazes of everyone in the Eastern Palace, Tao Ti was a little flustered. Just then, the crown prince…

Everyone is afraid of Bai Jiu’s unpredictable temperament. And it was only Xin Yi who could hold him down. A story of an unfortunate young prince who is pampered by a cruel and sinisterly ruthless minister.

Euphemia, who escaped from her heartless family and became the caretaker of an old duchess. When she found out that the servant who had been around her was actually a small duke, Euphemia had already fallen in love with him. The heir of the great duke and the troubles of the Korean-American baron. The ending…

Qiao Wen was accidentally transmigrated into a 1970s Hong Kong style novel and became cannon fodder with the same name who died young. The cannon fodder was the villain’s childhood friend in the novel. Due to a lack of funds, he died of a serious illness. His death was also the catalyst for the villain’s…

‘Lou Mu Yan’, the daughter of Tian’ling Continent, Yan’zhou Country’s God of War, has a prominent family background. But she was known throughout the Empire for being a tr*sh with blocked meridians. After the concubine, arranged by her most beloved’s Clan to marry him, severely injured her, she perished. ‘Lou Mu Yan’ was the finest,…

Even if you die, even if you are reborn… You will never be able to leave me. Unable to accept the emperor, who is engulfed in obsession and madness, I killed myself. But a hundred years passed by… and I was reborn, as if it was fate, as if fate played tricks on me. And…

Ode to Gallantry is a wuxia novel by Jin Yong (Louis Cha). It was first serialised in Hong Kong from 11 June 1966 to 19 April 1967 in the newspaper Ming Pao. The novel shares the same Chinese title as a poem by the Tang dynasty poet Li Bai, which was used as its epigraph.