Xia Da

(In a made-up dynasty) During the Chen dynasty, Consort Jing gave birth to a pair of fraternal twins under the rays of sunlight. The prince was born with a cinnabar mole between his eyebrows, while the princess was born with six fingers.Fortune and misfortune appeared at the same time, causing the twins to experience entirely different fates as they were forced to leave their family. The heavenly tribulation is approaching, will the two twins who were separated from birth ever get to be reunited? What methods would they use to fight against their destinies?Note: This is the page style version of Song of the Sky Pacers

In the midst of an auspicious sign from the heavens, the emperor’s family gave birth to a special pair of twins—a male born with a forehead mole the colour of cinnabar, and a female born with six fingers. However, this brother and sister pair is cruelly separated by fate! One is taken eastward to celestial Penglai, to embark on the long road of cultivation. The other is abandoned in the reeds, to travel alongside an old swordsman through the mortal realm… As fate advances, how will the two fight destiny? Will they be able to reunite?Note: This is the long strip version of Song of the Sky Pacers

Anthology of stories set in the world of Song of the Long March. Story 1: Spoiled Rich Kid (Chapters 1-2) Story 2: Master (Chapters 3-7) Story 3: Slave (Chapter 8)

Anthology of stories set in the world of Song of the Long March. Story 1: Spoiled Rich Kid (Chapters 1-2) Story 2: Master (Chapters 3-7) Story 3: Slave (Chapter 8)

Collection of 19 short stories. The collection contains stories of diverse authors. Everyone can find something for themselves in these unusual «days». The collection consists of: Prologue by Moss & Old Xian Golo Xia Da Yoko Wu Si Men Xiao Lei One Day by Old Xian Chiya Rei Wishbao Tan Jiu Downer Xu Lu JaneMere Ninyin Semillon & Shishio Zao Dao Zhang Teng Wulala Mian Lang Khan (Sleeping wolf) & Lei De Epilogue by Moss & Old Xian

Chang An in the Tang Dynasty of China (618–907): The demon star is passing through the sky, calamity is about to befall the Tang Dynasty. Princess Yongning is forced to flee the castle after her family is killed. Because she is young, she is able to pass for a boy and becomes renowned as a great military strategist. On her journey, she makes trusted allies with her skills as well as fearsome enemies while aiming to protect the Tang Dynasty and exact revenge. On hiatus or potentially discontinued after chapter 61 due to an ongoing conflict between the author and publisher. Official Vietnamese Translation

Annie's to-do list: "bird and roses tiara… buy lace and fasteners… brooch… break up with Lin Xian." The film director boyfriend, Lin, is a bit too busy to realize Annie's feelings. Whoever wants to continue the relationship will meet one day, and then…? One of five oneshots released for Valentine's Day 2011 by Summerzoo Studio.

Fourteen-year-old Little Mo was bullied and called Godzilla by her classmates. Many years later, Mo realizes that life cannot be changed. What happens, happens. The things she had cared about when she was fourteen make herself look childish in her own eyes, and have become something to laugh at. The things that made her sad and hurt when she was fourteen still invoke a dull ache in her heart today. By reading the notebook of fourteen-year-old little Mo, the Mo of present-day begins to speak and console herself silently. This is a story about growing up and how children become adults.

An extremely short oneshot about a cello lesson.

A gentle story about girl learning about the world and people. Due to the job demands of her parents, who repair old buildings and works of art for a living, nine-year old Mou Yuu has travelled all the way from the city to a rural village. In this village, where the lush greenery of nature has been preserved, Yuu makes new friends and has many adventures with them. Perhaps because of her heritage, or simply because she is in such close contact with nature, she also encounters the supernatural and mysteries that cannot be explained. Interesting fact: this work is drawn/written by a Chinese manhua artist, but simultaneously published in Japan. The Chinese and Japanese versions vary, and the dialogue and narrative have been localised to meet the tastes of their respective markets.

A series of stories illustrating classic Chinese poems.

A very short (poetic) oneshot about breaking free.

"October with the north wind... November with the icy frost... December with the goddess of winter who dons her white robe." A story about a snow princess created by humans.