The Wind and Moon No Longer Reach the People of the Past

Description: In her past life, Bai Qiangwei married into the military governor's mansion, where she endured endless bullying and met a tragic death. Before dying, the blood oath she made with the military governor, Shen Junfeng, triggered a blood moon phenomenon, causing both of them to be reborn. Returning to their wedding day, Bai Qiangwei appears delicate on the surface but is actually scheming step by step—she uses others to eliminate the fourth concubine, Wen Xuezhi; designs a plan to expose the third concubine, Liu Rumei, for her affair with an adjutant; leverages a military grain scandal to bring down the second concubine, Su Wan'er; and finally drives the head wife, Xu Shuyi, to madness. After his rebirth, Shen Junfeng is determined to make amends, supporting her, eliminating rivals, and even willingly allowing himself to be wounded by her. When Bai Qiangwei joins forces with Marshal Sun to set a deadly trap, Shen Junfeng knowingly walks into the danger alone. In the end, she stabs a dagger into his heart but confesses through tears, "I hated you for two lifetimes, and I loved you for two lifetimes." The two embrace under the blood moon, their grievances and debts finally settled.

Description: Jiuli, a powerful figure from the underworld, goes on a business trip to a parallel world, where she gives birth to a son, Fuming Chu, with Fu Lincuan, the richest man. After her death, she returns to the underworld. Six years later, Jiuli learns that her 6-year-old son will become a world-destroying villain in the future. When she goes to the parallel world to investigate, she happens to rescue her son, who has been bullied by his nanny and has run away from home. Jiuli brings her son back to the Fu family to punish the nanny, but discovers a bigger conspiracy—a female student she once sponsored has become ungrateful. Now a psychology expert, the woman has forged medical records for Fuming Chu and cut off all contact between father and son, all to marry Fu Lincuan.

After dying in the apocalypse, Tang Zhixia transmigrates into a book as the short-lived wife of the mute prince Lin Xiao. To change her fate, she uses her wood-based supernatural abilities and culinary skills to cure Lin Xiao's anorexia, helping him gradually overcome his inner struggles and regain his speech. From relying on each other to developing mutual affection, with the help of their nanny and others, they face trials together, ultimately becoming each other's one and only, spending their lives hand in hand.