The main text is complete and the extras are still updating. Bai Shi, the youngest disciple of the demon sect, has spent five years freeloading in the sect with her child before the long-suffering sect master finally kicks her down the mountain, telling her either to come back pregnant with another child or go learn from her senior sisters and support herself. Holding her fox cub and wearing a breathtakingly seductive fox-spirit face, Bai Shi blinks and thinks, getting pregnant again? Easy. Yu Lan, heir to the Yu family, is young, beautiful, and rich, with only one defect: she is so scandal-proof that she never provides gossip for the public. Yet on one completely ordinary day, a hot-search headline drops claiming that Yu Lan's illegitimate daughter has been exposed. A friend asks when she gave birth. Yu Lan gives her a glance and keeps working until the friend shoves over the phone. Staring at the miniature version of herself in the hot-search image, Yu Lan frowns. She has people investigate and flips through the photos expressionlessly until one group shot changes her face. The woman standing beside that miniature self is none other than the first love who once clung to her every day calling her wife and acting clingy, then abandoned her and vanished completely after toying with her. The hot search remains up for seven days without being handled. When the friend next finds Yu Lan, the woman once interested only in work has a desk piled high with Chinese Academy of Sciences research materials. Asked what she is doing, Yu Lan answers that she is caring about national science and technology. Later the materials change to Maoshan Daoist arts and the Book of Changes. Asked what she is doing now, Yu Lan replies with two words: chasing my wife. The main pairing is a gorgeous, enchanting little beauty versus a cold and abstinent great beauty. The setting is modern and alternate, with private assumptions, no reposting or editing, and childbirth treated as a natural talent of the demon race. The little fox is naturally a bit scummy early on because demons and humans see relationships differently. There is a slight supernatural and slight entertainment-industry flavor, and only one child. The synopsis then promotes Human-Realm Demon Cultivator Rules. A great demon wakes after a thousand years of seclusion and goes down the mountain to find the human world transformed. In the past, a demon could pretend to be an immortal and be treated as an honored guest, but now demons must learn self-reliance. In modern times they have only two roads: work for the demon administration bureau or enter the entertainment industry to sell beauty. Jiang Nanyi looks at the two applications in her hand and decisively chooses the latter. After all, she is the great beauty of the cat world, and it would be a loss to humanity if more people did not know this face. She enchants demons in the demon realm and prospers smoothly in show business, with only one annoyance: though she never joined the bureau, she still ends up doing hard labor constantly. Her drama shoots, variety shows, and reality programs are always plagued by bizarre incidents, but with a thousand years of cultivation she can resolve them in an instant. She is very satisfied until one day a human celestial master comes to find her and says her master is about to awaken from sleep. Jiang Nanyi asks why she should go welcome her, saying times have changed and in the modern world it is not certain whether the little kitty or the human is the master. Wen Lanxue wakes from a long sleep only to have her clan immediately report a certain little cat to her. They tell her that she now has a master and that her cat wants to be that master. The advertised pairing is a seductive, black-bellied great demon who says one thing and means another and a superficially gentle but actually cold, baiting grandmaster beauty. Another promoted pre-release is The Empire's Scum Alpha Is Actually Me, also called The Empire's White Moonlight. The empire's greatest war god, an alpha general seen as everyone's white moonlight, was powerful, dazzling, elegant, and beloved by the whole empire. Even enemies both hated and loved her. She gave her short, brilliant life to the empire and is still adored after death, with only two romantic debts staining her memory. Marshal Jiang, hailed as the light of commoner omegas, saw her as a soulmate, never married, and has a daughter who looks a great deal like her. The noble and proud empress publicly announced at her enthronement that the alpha general was her only fiancee. Even her wildest fans, squeezed between the marshal's and empress's supporters, can only mutter that she was a scum alpha. Jiang Congye enters the Royal Military Academy at seventeen and is praised as the alpha most like the general, yet declares online that a scum alpha is unworthy of being her goal, causing huge controversy. Three years later she vanishes into a wormhole during graduation assessment and crosses more than a hundred years into the past, when the empire is in dire crisis. Answering the call to enlist in military school, she opens her dorm door and sees a face both unfamiliar and familiar, blurting out, Mom. The cold woman before her is Jiang Wanyi, the commoner marshal wronged by General A, and also Jiang Congye's mother. She sticks close to young Jiang Wanyi to prevent the scum alpha from taking advantage, but is also drawn to another dazzling beauty, only to discover that this other woman is the imperial princess. At last she realizes that the empire's scum alpha is actually herself. The jokes are that she is unworthy of being her own goal, that if her mother and the woman she loves both fall into a river she would not know whom to save, and that she insists she is not scum. The pair is a graceful, charming chief war-god alpha and a cold, abstinent, highly possessive imperial-princess omega.