People said that Lu Yan must have been driven mad by his studies. To repay a debt of gratitude, he gave up his childhood sweetheart and married a woman he didn't even like. As if that weren't enough, this woman was already pregnant before their wedding—what a misfortune. This was the former provincial top scholar, a first-class engineer at the research institute, after all. Everyone was certain that Lu Yan couldn't possibly swallow this humiliation, and that he had returned this time determined to get a divorce. Shen Qingyi gazed at the handsome man before her, wholly devoted to his studies and research, and spoke in a cool, detached voice: "Acknowledge An’an, register him in your household, and I’ll divorce you." Lu Yan: Divorce is out of the question! Unless you can find someone even better....

This is a story about two unfortunate souls saving each other, filled with elements of different eras, clever scheming, obsessive devotion, madness, powerful figures, everyday family life, mystical space, delicious food, healing, and transmigration into a novel. After transmigrating into the body of a little orphan, Ming Dai is sent to the countryside, where she encounters Zhou Sinian—the so-called madman, a local big shot always seen with a red kerchief. With the protection of this "madman’s" reputation, Ming Dai manages to firmly establish herself in the rural village. Zhou Sinian, once a mere cannon fodder in the novel’s original plot, was framed and driven insane. Discharged from the army and exiled to the countryside, he struggled alone to survive, eventually dying one snowy night in the deep mountains of the northern province. The arrival of young intellectual Ming Dai rekindles the light in Zhou Sinian’s life. He realizes that winters with snow can also be times when one’s stomach is full, with no need to fall asleep hungry. He discovers the happiness of sleeping under a dry quilt on a warm brick bed. He learns that there are so many delicious things to eat beyond simply chewing on raw rice! Zhou Sinian’s barren days are healed, and he begins to embrace happiness. Ming Dai, too, finds a love that belongs solely to her—not out of obligation to her parents, nor from the expectations of her ancestors, but simply because she is Ming Dai, Zhou Sinian’s Ming Dai. With someone like him—who will always stand firmly in front of her, shielding her from wind and rain, trusting her completely, accepting her wholeheartedly—Ming Dai is no longer afraid of loneliness. The tone of the story leans toward humor, with few truly villainous characters; instead, it focuses more on the everyday details of family life and mutual affection. If you love food, don’t hesitate—dive right in! If you mind, then perhaps this isn’t for you. There will be revenge, satisfying twists, and guaranteed frequent updates—no dragging things out or leaving the story unfinished! Welcome to the joyful world of Dai Dai and “Princess Zhou”!.

An aloof and proud heiress of Beijing’s elite circle meets a distinguished and devoted investment banking magnate. When Lin Xi was seventeen, an injury left her temporarily mute and partially deaf. After losing her parents in a car accident, she only had her elder brother for support. Later, when her brother’s job required him to relocate, she was sent to live with her grandmother in Lin City. During this period, her brother entrusted a friend to look after her—the one who visited most often was “Third Brother” Qin Yu, five years her senior. Though it was over a hundred kilometers from Beijing to Lin City, he insisted on accompanying her to doctor’s appointments, patiently taught her to speak again, and appeared at the school gate every evening without fail. He reserved all his gentleness for her, but everything ended abruptly before she could summon the courage to confess her feelings. Her secret love unrewarded and struck by another family crisis, she left for a distant land, severing all contact with him. They met again seven years later, when she returned to China for a blind date, only to be cornered by him in a restaurant corridor. “That man downstairs—is he your date? After a few years abroad, has your taste really gotten this bad? When there’s a better choice right beside you, how could you settle for someone like him?” “And who’s the better choice?” she asked instinctively. Qin Yu replied, “Me.” A story of childhood sweethearts, lost love rekindled, and a mutual affection that finally finds its way—this is a sweet tale of two hearts drawn together, destined to reunite..

When mechanization becomes the norm, when standardization, modernization, and intelligent cultivation run rampant, it seems no one pays any heed to what plants themselves might think. By chance, Zhong Di discovers that he can see the behavioral information of plants, opening a door to an uncharted world. With such a remarkable gift, he could have ushered in a new era of technological revolution. Yet this is not the path Zhong Di chooses. Instead, he returns to his hometown, tending vegetables, raising chickens, taking dogs for walks. As for his reasons... Organization number: 1031355776, organization passphrase: I can see plant behavioral information..