Nameless

jNothel

A master potter of the Tang Dynasty accidentally falls into a well and time-travels to 2010, inhabiting the body of a young heir of a prestigious antique authentication clan — a man who has just taken his own life after a single misidentification brought his family to the brink of bankruptcy. Armed with a millennium of craft knowledge and a silent pact with the deceased's lingering memory, he rebuilds the clan's reputation through every auction he enters. But across twenty-six years, the man he once was fades quietly away — replaced by something neither Tang nor modern — while the woman who loves him watches the change from close enough to feel it but too far to stop it. The legacy he pours his entire second life into becomes the very spark that ignites a war among his children the moment he closes his eyes. A story about identity, blind love, and the price of legacy — when the thing we build to be remembered becomes the thing that destroys everything.

Recipes for a Healing Heart

Green Onion

Kael, a former sports nutritionist reincarnated into the world of Eldoria, only wants to open a small restaurant and live quietly. But when his science-based cooking becomes the only cure for the wounds caused by the world's toxic mana-potion culture, he slowly becomes indispensable to three women who are each learning how to be cared for properly - while the Alchemist Guild and the nobility conspire to tear them apart.

Stand Down, General

meetmymoon

Two hundred years ago, General Ronveya Dacre held a battlefield line against the Hollow Tide so her soldiers could live. She never left it. Now she wakes in the body of Maelis Thornwick, the exhausted owner of a failing orchard cafe in Sunbrook Vale, a peaceful valley built over that very battleground, where the fruit has opinions and the rent is three months overdue. Mae has her memories, her instincts, and no idea how to rest. She runs the cafe like a campaign: pastries arranged in formation, hens posted as sentries, invoices treated as enemy intelligence. Then Orrin Vael arrives, a meticulous Guild assessor with ink-stained fingers and ninety days to decide whether her cafe survives. Bound by a residency clause that forces him to stay under her roof, he is supposed to stay neutral. Instead, he keeps finding reasons to fix her hinges, defend her ledgers, and stay for dinner. As a found family gathers around the cafe and the dormant apple tree in the orchard begins to stir, buried truths surface. The tree remembers a wish, an old ledger hides a forgotten clause, and a battle fought two centuries ago refuses to stay in the past. Meanwhile, a Guild overseer quietly collects the valley's debts, and Orrin's loyalty to the rules is tested against his loyalty to her. Both Mae and Orrin have spent their lives carrying everything alone. To save the cafe, and perhaps each other, they must learn the one thing neither lifetime taught them: how to put the burden down and let someone else hold the line.