When he was young, Xiao Yu’an wore a white shirt and rescued a child from a tree. The child’s hands were sticky with sugar water from the melted peppermint popsicle he’d been eating, and he left a five-fingered imprint on the front of Xiao Yu’an’s shirt. “This is a stamp,” the child declared. “It means you’re my gege now.” When he was young, Ming Shu had to climb up and up and up in a tall tree in order to see the gege in the neighbors’ yard. He wanted to quickly grow big and tall, so he wouldn’t need to climb any more trees. So he would be able to turn around, at any time, and see the gege from the Xiao family. “You don’t need to wait for me,” he said. “Let me chase you. Let me make you my guiding light.” Original Novel

In a galaxy ruled by power and politics, two men from opposite worlds share one fragile escape route—and a ship called Albert. Julian is on the run from his fiancé, with enemies behind him and secrets too dangerous to reveal. To flee the heart of the Empire, he hires a gruff, sharp-tongued pilot known only as Z, a space cowboy with one rule: no questions, no complications, and definitely no feelings. Z believes love is a trap. Julian isn’t so sure. Forced together aboard a small ship on a slow journey to Titan, their personalities clash at every turn. Julian is refined, cryptic, and stubborn. Z is blunt, guarded, and convinced that affection leads only to pain. But amid bursts of dangerous adrenaline and long stretches of starlit silence, something between them begins to shift. As distant stars pass by and threats close in, two men with nothing in common begin to orbit one another in ways neither expected. *Albert, from Earth* is a tender, slow-burning sci-fi danmei about love in exile, the price of freedom, and the quiet gravity that pulls even the most distant hearts together. Original Novel Official English

For three years, Prince Fengbing and top scholar Pei Dan shared a tender, steady marriage—until Pei abruptly petitioned for divorce, declaring, “Let us sever all ties, never to meet again.” A fortnight later, the Crown Prince’s rebellion dragged Fengbing into disgrace and exile, while Pei soared to power as the youngest Grand Chancellor. To the world, it seemed he had abandoned love for ambition. Five years on, the old emperor is dead, and Fengbing is summoned back to the capital. There, he encounters Pei once more, and the feelings they thought long-buried stir back to life. Yet between them lies a chasm of hurt and misunderstanding: did Pei abandon him for power, or was there more beneath his ruthless words? As court intrigues deepen and new plots unfold, Fengbing must confront the past he fled—and decide whether love, once frozen, can truly thaw. Original Novel Official English