Qi Zhi Fen Jiao Novels

Emperor Taizu of Zhou, Ying Changchuan: A "treacherous usurper" who ended the chaotic era, expanded territories, established harsh laws, and left a legacy spanning millennia—his life was a mix of achievements and controversies. Even thousands of years after his death, he remains endlessly debated, truly the most polarizing and bloodstained man in history books. A millennium later, in a museum, his hater Jiang Yuxun rants: "Ying Changchuan waged endless wars, launched reckless campaigns, and craved glory. Who among the commoners of his time didn’t suffer bitterly?" The moment he finishes speaking, he transmigrates into a banquet and boldly repeats those words. * ...Beneath the twelve-stranded imperial crown, the man from the history books gazes at him with a faint, enigmatic smile: *"Pray elaborate, Minister?"* Well-acquainted with Ying Changchuan's *pet hobby* of inventing brutal punishments, Jiang Yuxun just wants to ask: *Is it too late to off myself for a fresh start?* The next second, he discovers a new *"Harsh Truths"* debuff: whenever Ying Changchuan questions him, he’s compelled to speak his mind—no filter. That day, Jiang Yuxun’s words echo through the grand hall. The entire court holds its breath, certain he’s doomed. * Jiang Yuxun dissects Ying Changchuan’s reign, sparing no criticism. First time: Thrown into the death row, nearly beheaded. Second time: Confined for repentance, three years’ salary forfeited. Third time... Ying Changchuan slowly sets down his wine cup and asks, *"What would you suggest, Minister?"* Introduce superior crops. Build irrigation. Reform institutions. Revise laws. Guided by history, the doomed Zhou Dynasty sheds its flaws and flourishes— becoming the most glorious empire in a thousand years. ...The only oddity? The most blood-soaked man in history books *switches teams*. His new orientation? Straight toward his hater, Jiang Yuxun. * Amid the empire’s founding chaos, ruler and minister burn midnight oil, debating policies side by side—until one night, Ying Changchuan grips Jiang Yuxun’s wrist by the dragon-bed. Recalling later rumors, Jiang Yuxun stiffens: *"Wait... Didn’t history say Your Majesty was indifferent to love, especially loathing male liaisons?"* Ying Changchuan narrows his eyes: *"I’ve long wished to ask—where do you hear these absurd tales, Minister?"* **Bonus Scenes:** 1. Eunuch: *"Minister Jiang’s words are outrageously disrespectful! He must be severely punished!"* Ying Changchuan: *"Oh?"* *He spoke harsh truths for my sake. #HeTotallyLovesMe#* 2. In the Heavenly Harmony Hall, every official is Ying Changchuan’s trusted aide. Except Jiang Yuxun—he’s Ying Changchuan’s *trusted headache*.

Xie Bufeng, the ultimate boss of harem intrigue novels, was born without the ability to feel pain and was regarded as a monster. The ailing late emperor tested medicine on him and threw him onto the battlefield to fend for himself. Unexpectedly, he crawled out of a mountain of corpses, led three thousand armored cavalry back to the capital, and proclaimed himself emperor. Medical student Wen Qingci had just exclaimed, "So satisfying!" when he transmigrated into the role of the palace physician who experimented on Xie Bufeng, conducting unethical human trials—a black-hearted lotus. With a red cinnabar dot between his brows, he appeared gentle and refined, obsessed with medicine to the point of disregarding good and evil, earning the title "immortal-faced rakshasa." In the original story’s ending, he was dismembered by five horses and fed to vultures. * When Wen Qingci transmigrated, Xie Bufeng had already been captured and brought to the imperial medical hall, fully aware of his fate. Ill and frail, yet his gaze was fierce, like a trapped wolf cub ready to tear out Wen Qingci’s throat at any moment. Under the watchful eyes of the emperor’s confidants, Wen Qingci’s wrist trembled as he slipped a piece of candy into Xie Bufeng’s mouth: "This is a lethal poison. If Your Highness cooperates, you’ll receive one antidote each month." With the emperor monitoring him and the novel’s tragic ending looming, Wen Qingci played along—feeding Xie Bufeng candy while pretending to conduct his experiments diligently. At the same time, under the guise of being a mad medical fanatic, he secretly damaged his own health to detoxify Xie Bufeng, risked execution to pull his mother back from death’s door… All of it calculated, all of it insane. Until the day of the palace coup, when he took a heart-piercing arrow for Xie Bufeng. The new emperor gritted his teeth, forcing out each word: "Once you die, there will be no more antidote… I’ll have no choice but to follow you into death." Wen Qingci coughed up blood and smiled, shaking his head weakly: "…What I fed Your Highness… was always… honey… I made myself…" A single tear of blood streaked down Xie Bufeng’s cheek. * The capital’s streets were lined with red bridal decorations—yet between them, only a thin coffin was carried into the palace gates. Xie Bufeng, who had once despised gods and spirits, knelt for days before the temple, offering blood in sacrifice, begging all deities for just one more glimpse of him. Madness incarnate. Meanwhile, outside the city, Wen Qingci faked his death and escaped. The Valley of Divine Physicians gained a new scholar—a man who wore a white veil over his face, tending to flowers, reading books, and enjoying music in peaceful solitude. Until the day the palace announced the emperor had relapsed into illness, summoning him back to the imperial court. Before Wen Qingci could even think of how to "cure" the situation… The supposedly bedridden young emperor pushed aside the beaded curtains, his fingers cold as snakeskin, slowly unwrapping the veil from Wen Qingci’s face. *** Mini Theater: From birth, Xie Bufeng could hear the darkest thoughts in people’s hearts. He grew numb in a world of disgust, curses, and malicious assumptions—except for Wen Qingci, who was an anomaly. Xie Bufeng refused to believe this black-hearted lotus truly had a pure heart… Until the day the elegant, compassionate palace physician bowed respectfully to the emperor while silently thinking: "Shut the hell up, sob."

When you transmigrate into the role of a marshal’s spouse,don’t celebrate too early.Because chances are, you’re cannon fodder.You might be the seemingly cold and untouchable partner—secretly an undercover agent stealing intelligence and courting death.Or a delicate, sickly white lotus on the surface,but a ruthless villain with a heart black as the bottom of a pot.Or worse—the unlucky soul personally executed by the marshal himself,live-streamed across the entire galaxy.Unfortunately for Duan Hengye,he becomes exactly that kind of cannon fodder.His solution?Divorce.Divorce as soon as possible.The sea of suffering is endless—divorce is the shore.With an elegant, harmless appearance,the身份 of Chief Scientist at the Imperial Academy,and terrifying combat power hidden beneath his disguise,these cards should guarantee an easy win.And yet—Not only does the marshal refuse to divorce him,he pulls Duan Hengye closer and tighter instead.

The year 2xxx marked a year of sorrow for the global film industry. At the young age of 29, the movie emperor Gu Jiu died in an accident. Gu, the movie emperor, was dead. He was truly dead—everyone knew he was really gone. Yet only Gu himself knew that he had caught the last trend of the era: rebirth. Not only did he reincarnate a thousand years later, but he was also gifted with a breathtakingly perfect appearance. Gu Jiu became Gu Liu'an. Having lived a legendary life, Gu Jiu originally intended to lead a quiet and peaceful existence, enjoying the benefits brought by technological advancements. Thus, the great movie emperor transformed into an academic prodigy, skipping grades to enter the most prestigious university in the galaxy—Lanji University. But fate had other plans. A renowned director from the galaxy visited the university for a lecture and took one look at Gu Liu'an's (face), instantly captivated. The movie emperor returned to his old profession. With a blockbuster lead role as his starting point, an experienced agent by his side, and an almost cheat-like combination of looks and talent—a thousand years later, Gu Liu'an step by step climbed back to the pinnacle of the galaxy. Along the way, he also won the heart of the galaxy's most beloved idol—Xia Suizhang.