Xiao Qing makes a solemn vow in front of her good friends. If she gets married, it will not be with some hot stock with momentum just to rise rapidly. Rising so quickly will certainly not last long. Neither will she marry an unpopular stock that has been falling. If you wait until all hair on your head had become white but still you have not risen, you will find that you have no qualms to jump from the top of a building. Better to wait to find a potential stock with good and bright future prospects. However, it is very difficult to find a potential stock, so Xiao Qing has no qualms about wandering the world, marriage completely out of mind. One day, she meets a potential stock who suddenly says he wants to marry her. Xiao Qing says that marriage is just like dying. “I am still too young, I do not want to sleep in a tomb this early.” The potential stock says, “A person ultimately has to die once. Early demise, early reincarnation.” In short, this is an out of line woman meeting a belly black (fu hei) male, an inevitable clash between opposing factions and an accident arising from many causes… first comes marriage then the love story.

Gu Yitian woke up with a start to find that his soul had actually transferred into a homeless man, while his original president's body was occupied by some unknown person. To make matters worse, his lover Song Kuei also suffered an accident and lost his memory, and naturally no longer remembers him. He has lost his identity, his residence, and his lover. How is Gu Yitian going to reclaim everything that originally belonged to him? (Source: Manman Manhua, translated)

Now this is the transmigration I've yearned for even in my dreams—becoming the beautiful, kind and unrivalled Mary Sue female lead, with magnificent clothing, a grand mansion, servants, and being pampered in millions of ways. Of course it’s unavoidable that there’ll be a malicious supporting female who deliberately interferes – but that’s not worth mentioning at all. What? The malicious supporting female has been reborn? No problem, we’re both women with the script in our hands, ain’t it just pretending to be White Lotuses? Well, let’s see whose methods are superior! It’s just that… wait a minute… The plot seems to be heading in an odd direction? AH! **Original Webtoon:** [AC.QQ](https://ac.qq.com/Comic/comicInfo/id/649778), [BiliBili](https://manga.bilibili.com/detail/mc29490), [KuaiKan](https://www.kuaikanmanhua.com/web/topic/10060/), [Mkzhan](https://www.mkzhan.com/216001/)

The struggling actress Mo Xiaoxiao was down on her luck, until she ran into a god! It turned out the god was a god of love, and he was eager to introduce her to potential matches. But she laughed at his suggestion, "I have the worst luck with men, no one even looks at me." Mr. Love God used his power to attract all sorts of men to her, as Mo Xiaoxiao tried to fend them off... Maybe it was all ordained by fate? (Source: Tencent, translated)

While live-streaming a game, I played along when my partner joked about us being gay. All of a sudden, some hater and his ten alt accounts all started flaming my chat room. Then I found out that the homophobic hater was actually my roommate. When other people play games, they have to risk being shot to pick up gear. But when I play, three sugar daddies give me more gear than I can use, and get mad when I don't accept. (Source: Tencent, translated)

Pairing: America x England SCENE1：JAIL BIRD SCENE2：IN THE DARK ALLEY SCENE3：ANOTHER BROTHER SCENE4：ANOTHER BROTHER II SCENE5：my fatal weakness SCENE6：your fatal weakness SCENE7：最 后 一 次 空 袭 From [wishfull2](https://www.mangaupdates.com/groups.html?id=8375): During WW2, England is caught by Germany. It was before America joins the war.

[Original Webcomic](https://www.kuaikanmanhua.com/web/topic/13123/)

This volume contains the following chapters: **#Cover Illustration:** Limhee 1. **Gaobai San** (告白伞) by Xiao Xiao Xun 2. **Hua Mao·Meng Tang** (画猫·梦唐) by Guajila and Qiri Ming 3. **Dabian che de Yinhe** (搭便车的银河) by Sirial 4. **38 Limi** (38厘米) by Kuri and Qiaoli Wang 5. **Zhuang Zuo** (装作) by Kim Hyeon-Jeong 6. **Ye Qiuzhi Lu** (野秋之旅) by Li Ruoqi

On August 8, 1961, China mourned the death of one of its most popular artists: Mei Lanfang. This singer of the Beijing Opera, who moved various audiences to tears with his interpretations of female roles, began his career in 1904 at the age of ten. For hours on end, he trained his voice, learned dance, and rehearsed acrobatics until reaching a level of refinement that propelled him not only in China but also onto the international stage. Yin Ling delicately traces the life and career of this extraordinary figure, offering us a glimpse into the magical and lesser-known world of the Beijing Opera.