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Throne of Resolve(DUBBED)
In a brutal battle, a young woman loses her father and brothers—each married to one of three beautiful women. As grief settles over the land, Alex Larson, the sixth prince known for his perceived incapacity, boldly declares that he will take responsibility for the devastating losses. From that moment on, he proves his resolve, using his wit and cunning to battle the opposing forces. Along the way, an unexpected bond begins to grow between him and the three widows.
Summoned by My Daughter, I Ruled the Gods
Lord of all Deities, he crossed countless lives to return to his daughter, yet died before he could. Reborn, he was summoned by his eight-year-old daughter. The scanner marked him the lowest Ghost; the academy mocked him. A genius stole her Jade Sigil and paraded a Deity. He looked up: “Get down.” To protect her, he revealed his former lives.
Porridge and the Throne
Ji Yan, the deposed crown prince of Great Zhou, was framed and exiled to the desolate frontier city of Mocheng. There, he awakened the Infinite Resource System—and its first unlock was a bottomless supply of plain porridge. At that very moment, the garrison troops were on the verge of mutiny due to starvation. Ji Yan fed them with his porridge, winning the loyalty of General Yun Wuyue and the entire army. The corrupt grain merchants, backed by the treacherous Concubine Wan, hoarded supplies and fed the refugees with bran and mud. Ji Yan exposed their fraud, executed all four merchants on the spot—even when the Second Prince rushed in to stop him—and earned the heart of the people. Concubine Wan struck back. She ordered Ji Yan to take in a plague-stricken heavy cavalry unit, hoping the disease would destroy Mocheng. Ji Yan unlocked unlimited antibiotics from his system, healed every soldier, and won the allegiance of their commander, Jiang Muxue. Then came the Wolf Clan—one hundred thousand invaders. Ji Yan unlocked unlimited Gatling guns. The wolves were annihilated. During the battle, he discovered a shocking truth: his grandfather, the Grand Marshal, had been murdered by the Emperor in league with the Wolf Clan. Enraged, the Emperor sent a million troops to crush Mocheng. Ji Yan, armed with Gatling guns and rocket launchers, crushed them instead. With just fifty elite warriors, he stormed through every checkpoint and reached the capital. In the imperial hall, he presented proof of the Emperor’s treason, purged the court, forced the abdication, and freed his imprisoned mother. Crowned emperor, he distributed endless grain across the land, crushed thirty-six rebellious warlords, conquered the northern barbarians, and unified the realm. History would remember his reign as the Golden Age of Emperor Yan.
Pear Blossom Dream
Li Zhi has been tormented by the same dream night after night. In it, she is tangled with a stranger in a hot spring—intimate, vivid, inescapable. In real life, she has a loving boyfriend, Zhou Kai, and a proposal waiting in the square. She says yes, hoping marriage will finally bury the nightmares. But the man in her dreams is no fantasy. He is Zhou Tingxiao, the feared head of the Zhou Clan, known as the Living Yama. He, too, is trapped in the same dreams, craving the warmth of the woman whose shoulder bears a pear blossom birthmark. He searches the entire city—and finds nothing. A hotel mix-up brings them face to face. She eases his sudden headache. She leaves behind a pear blossom ribbon. He knows: she is real. They meet only in dreams, until the day Li Zhi learns she is about to marry Zhou Kai—Zhou Tingxiao’s own nephew. On her wedding day, Zhou Tingxiao storms the ceremony, offers his most treasured prayer beads as a betrothal gift, and claims her as his own. Zhou Kai’s mask crumbles. Li Zhi sees his greed for what it is. Under Zhou Tingxiao’s fierce protection, she slowly lets her guard down—and falls for the man who would burn the world for her. But a poison lurks in his blood. The curse says only one of them can live. To save her, he lies and drives her away. The truth is darker: Zhou Kai poisoned them both, orchestrating the dreams, the pursuit, the betrayal—all to seize the Zhou empire. When the conspiracy is exposed, Li Zhi returns without hesitation. Together, they shatter his schemes. Zhou Kai ends in chains. Their love, against all odds, neutralizes the poison. Li Zhi takes the helm of the Zhou Group, carrying their child—and steps into a new life with Zhou Tingxiao, sweet and steady, as if waking from a long, dark dream into pear blossom dawn.
The Peerless Scholar
Lin Yang, a 21st-century college student, wakes up in a world where poetry is power. He inhabits the body of a poor scholar beaten for having a beautiful fiancée. But Lin Yang has a secret weapon: this world has no poems from after the Tang Dynasty. He knows them all. At the county exam, his enemies expect him to fail. He writes Ode to the Lime instead. The sky trembles. Heaven’s energy pours into him. He becomes a saint-level scholar and exposes the cheater who tried to destroy him. A powerful minister befriends him after Lin Yang improves his poem with a few brushstrokes. He enters the Imperial Academy, where the elite mock him. At the Mid-Autumn Festival, he writes Prelude to Water Melody. A phantom moon descends from the sky. His enemies are forced to shatter their own literary souls. A rival master, bribed by a corrupt prime minister, challenges Lin Yang to a duel in the Palace of Calligraphy. Lin Yang writes a single character—Break—and shatters the prison formation. He summons a true dragon with the essence of Wang Xizhi. He writes the character Yi and calls forth Hou Yi, the divine archer, to shoot down nine golden crows. His enemy falls. When the Qin State breaks a peace treaty and launches a literary war, the corrupt prime minister sends Lin Yang to die. Instead, Lin Yang recites a maxim so powerful that heaven elevates him from provincial scholar to grand scholar on the spot. He faces five masters alone. In painting, he summons Zhong Kui to slay a ghost artist. In Go, he defeats the Sage’s disciple with harmony itself. In music, his Ambush from All Sides crushes the warlike melody of his enemy. He wins three rounds out of five. Great Xia is saved. The Qin prince challenges him to a battle poem duel, wielding the power of imperial dragons. Lin Yang counters with a single line—Shoot the horse first when aiming to strike the rider—and summons the phantoms of ancient gods Jingwei and Xingtian. The prince surrenders. Ten cities are returned. Peace is sworn for a century. The corrupt prime minister, desperate, takes Lin Yang’s loved ones hostage. Lin Yang writes Song of Righteousness. Pure heavenly energy descends, freezes the traitors, and strikes them down with thunder. In the end, Lin Yang marries his childhood sweetheart. He has defended his nation, cleansed the court, and climbed to the peak of literary power. Armed with the poetry of a thousand years, he becomes the greatest scholar the world has ever known.
The Slumbering One
Awakened after a century, she rises in the chaos, crushes foes, and takes full power.
The Pricey Bed Curse
The ordinary mattress at home hides a well-kept secret. The husband notices something unusual by chance. As he investigates step by step, he uncovers his wife's hidden past and the shocking truth behind it.
Empire of One
Trapped in a famine era, he builds a kingdom instead of fleeing, rising with the heroine.
Mommy's a Ghost
Anna divorces Jeff to protect him, then secretly raises their daughter. As she is dying, she sends t...
Addicted Only to Her
Emily Carter is the wife of Alex Sinclair, a successful businessman. While their marriage appears ha...
Edward's Love Quest
Edward is given a second chance in 1975, and this time, he chooses the outcast heiress. From rags to...
A Legend of Defiance
Once Arcadia's deadliest weapon, Jack Hunter was feared as the Dragon Lord. After an accident, he go...