My Boyfriend is a Monster

Zhang's ancestors were descendants of the Orthodox Qi School of Taoism, but by Zhang Shuhe's generation, it had already declined. As doomsday arrived, with its unknown blood-sucking plants and immortal living dead, he barely survived among the horrors for ten years using the last remnants of his talisman arts—only to meet a gruesome end under the blood vines of the abyss. Yet he never expected to wake up ten years in the past. The moment he was reborn, the first thing he did was leap up from the sofa, rush into the storage room, and search for the sole remaining Taoist relic in his home—a dust-covered Lingbao Tianzun Statue, discarded in the corner...

Where there is jade in the mountain, plants thrive; where a man hoards jade, all endeavors prosper. In his past life as a beggar, Xu Changqing accidentally swallowed a small stone. Upon rebirth, he finds himself carrying an entire mountain of jade within him. The mountain yields exquisite jade, brims with spiritual nectar, and hides treasures at every turn. In leisurely moments, he plants roses, tends to bees, or brews fine wine from fruits—quietly transforming his destiny. A pastoral tale featuring a personal interdimensional space, with a doting top and pampered bottom.

Xu Zhefan was filled with remorse for not having enough money to redeem his mother's keepsake. So when he was reborn, he vowed to earn a fortune and secure a happy life for himself and his family. A rebirth story where the protagonist relies on a "portable space" to achieve success and prosperity...