Fans can now place their preorders for four danmei series.
Rosmei has opened preorders for modern danmei single volume Vodka and Mandheling and the first volume of the historical danmei To Live, to Die, to Love You Again. The stories will have both physical books and e-books available but the publisher has not revealed if Publang will have host the e-books on their website. This will also have an exclusive chapter. The publisher also opened preorders for the third volume of A Tale of Two Dragons and the second volume of Pathological Liars which are physical books only.
Vodka and Mandheling
Written by Yu Dao Qiao, Rosmei has provided the following synopsis:
Zhu Jingru, the charismatic owner of a bohemian bar, lives like a wandering spirit—bold, restless, here one second and gone the next. Bai Qinglin, the reserved barista of the elegant café across the street, is his opposite in every way: disciplined, distant, and content within the quiet walls he’s built around himself.
Their paths cross on an ordinary morning over coffee, but something in Bai’s careful stillness sparks a fascination Zhu can’t shake. What begins as curiosity turns into deliberate courtship: calculated encounters disguised as coincidence, small gestures that accumulate like falling snow. Zhu coaxes warmth from a man who seems untouched by desire, one whose acknowledgments come only in glances held a moment too long, in silences that say everything.
Yet Bai is not unmoved. Beneath the ice lies a hunger he’s spent years suppressing, a longing sharpened by Zhu’s persistence. The more Zhu pushes, the harder Bai tries to hold his ground—until resistance becomes impossible.
A story of patient pursuit and the slow unraveling of emotional defences, Vodka and Mandheling shows how love arrives where it’s least expected—and transforms everything.
Jenny Lu is listed as the translator with Jun Yuan as the illustrator. Feliz designed the cover and overall look. Those who preorder will enjoy a printed author’s autograph postcard and two bookmarks that feature Zhu Jingru and Bai Qinglin.
A Tale of Two Dragons Vol. 3 and Pathological Lovers Vol. 2
Created by Yao Yao, the synopsis for A Tale of Two Dragons is as follows:
Born without an orb, His Highness the Prince of the Eastern Sea Ao Ao has spent his life mocked for his powerlessness. Determined to change his fate, he ventures into the human world in search of the fabled dragon orb, said to grant boundless strength. His search leads him to a modern-day academy built upon the pearl’s last known resting place.
Disguised as a student, Ao Ao goes on a quiet mission that takes an unexpected turn when he meets the exchange student, Reinhardt—a charming yet secretive young man who seems to know far more about Ao Ao than he should. As the two set out to uncover the orb’s whereabouts, threads of memory, fate, and something far deeper begin to intertwine between them.
In a world where dragons walk unseen among humans, one lost past may hold the key to both their destinies.
The third volume includes two mini paper cards and a bookmark. Angela Huang translated the series.
Created by Den Sa and Qi Yan, the synopsis for Pathological Liars is as follows:
The story opens in 2019, with brilliant occult specialist Teng Ruiyu confined to a wheelchair—mute, unresponsive, and emptied of thought, as if his mind has been stolen. Beside him stands Qian Cuo, the hot-blooded detective captain who refuses to accept this hollowed-out version of the man he once trusted—and loved.
Through a series of unfolding flashbacks, the story returns to 2017, when Qian and Teng first met while investigating a string of brutal murders in Binjiang. What began as friction between skeptic and “charlatan” grew into a lethal, atmospheric partnership as the two, along with their small team, uncovered clues pointing toward a shadowy mastermind…
As the past reveals a deepening bond and an ever-widening conspiracy, the present poses the ultimate question: what happened to Teng—and why did he become an occultist in the first place?
The second volume of Pathological Liars includes two mini paper cards. Jiuxiao translated the series.
To Live, to Die, to Love You Again
Written by Zheng Jiao Xiao Hun, the synopsis for To Love, to Die, to Love You Again is as follows:
On a night split open by lightning, Liaoxuan crosses paths with Fuyan, a wounded fox demon struck down by heavenly tribulation. Compassion moves the monk to intervene—yet the moment their eyes meet, something older than memory stirs. Fuyan recoils from salvation even as he clings to life, his hostility edged with a familiarity neither can name.
What seems like a chance encounter is only the surface of a far deeper, far older bond. This is not the first time monk and demon have collided, nor the first life in which their fates have intertwined. In this incarnation, threads from forgotten lives tug at their souls: fragments of devotion, betrayal, tenderness, and ruin that neither fully recalls but both cannot escape.
As Liaoxuan edges closer to buddhahood and Fuyan fights the pull of an inexplicable connection, the past presses in, demanding to be remembered. Through shifting identities, blurred loyalties, and the echo of lives long lost, the path ahead narrows to a single truth:
After so many lifetimes, will Fuyan accept the compassion reaching out to him—and let himself be redeemed?
The first volume includes a printed author’s autograph postcard, bookmark, and postcard. Xuannie translated the series.
Source: Rosmei
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