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Dreamlike Remaining Life, Peaceful Years

Dreamlike Remaining Life, Peaceful Years

On her 30th birthday, Lin Wan, an oncologist, was diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. Despairing, she returned to her hometown and opened "Ruomeng Teahouse". On the first day of business, Gu Chuan, a man covered in wounds and suffering from amnesia, stumbled in—this man, who couldn't even remember his own name, could accurately point out where she hid her sweet osmanthus cake in the innermost tea cabinet. As Gu Chuan stayed, Lin Wan found he always drew an unfinished wedding photo at night, and the bride in the painting looked exactly like her younger self. When Gu Chuan's memory gradually returned, Lin Wan's condition began to worsen—turns out they were each other's first love ten years ago, but missed each other due to a misunderstanding; now fate has reunited them, but they only have three short months left...

Never To Share the Snow Again in This Lifetime

Never To Share the Snow Again in This Lifetime

Lin Xiaoman and Gu Zhaonian were high school deskmates. On a snowy night, sharing an umbrella, he said, "Sharing the snow is like sharing a lifetime together," vowing to stay with her forever. But before the college entrance exam, Gu suddenly disappeared, leaving only a note: "I'm not good enough for you." Ten years later, Lin runs a homestay in a snow town. On the first snow night of the year, she meets a soaked Gu—holding their old umbrella, he says, "Your family's debt wasn't forced by my dad, I've investigated for ten years." But Lin has already carved "Never to share the snow again in this lifetime" on the homestay's lintel; she's afraid of losing again. Yet Gu stays outside every day, helping with luggage, shielding her from drinks, even squatting at the door on snowy nights writing "I'm sorry." Until Lin finds her old diary—between the last pages is an unsent letter from Gu: "I went to work to raise money for your family, but when I came back, you'd moved..."

After the Elite Mrs. Got Mind-Reading Ability, the Gossip Field Was Flooded with Onlookers

After the Elite Mrs. Got Mind-Reading Ability, the Gossip Field Was Flooded with Onlookers

Shen Zhixia has been married to the top Fu family for three years, a “soft bun everyone can pinch” in others' eyes—her mother-in-law despises her humble background, her husband is cold to her, and even the servants dare to embezzle her share secretly. Until a rainy night when she hit the wall, she suddenly gained mind-reading ability: her mother-in-law smiled and handed her tonic soup, but secretly cursed, “A worthless woman who can't bear children”; her husband said “working overtime” but was actually picking a necklace for his first love; even her most trusted dowry maid was secretly selling her dowry jewelry. She instantly changed from a “prey in the dark” to a “hunter holding all secrets” and decided to fight back: she gave her mother-in-law's expired bird's nest to the mistress who wanted to take her place, forced her husband to sign a property agreement with his cheating evidence, and even exposed her brother-in-law's embezzlement of company funds. The “decent shell” of the Fu family shattered, and everyone panicked—how did this once submissive young mistress suddenly become a “gossip huntress”? And the cold lawyer who always “happened” to appear when she fought back seemed to have known her mind-reading secret for a long time...

The Secret Married Life of a Tea-Sweet Beauty and Mr. Huo

The Secret Married Life of a Tea-Sweet Beauty and Mr. Huo

Su Xiaoman is the "tea-sweet" owner of "Sweet Cup" dessert shop at the alleyway—with a dimple when she smiles, her osmanthus honey lotus root soup warms the neighborhood’s hearts. Huo Jingshen is the cold, formidable "Mr. Huo" of the business world—no one knows they’ve been secretly married for half a year. Half a year ago, Huo was framed by a rival; to protect Xiaoman, they agreed to "pretend to be strangers publicly." But love leaks through daily life: Huo drives three streets at midnight to buy her favorite sugar-fried chestnuts, secretly doubles her shop’s rent yet claims it’s "a quick favor." Xiaoman makes him an exclusive "Heart’s Sweet" mousse and waits up with a warm light, but tells his subordinates she’s "a distant relative." When the rival threatens to expose Xiaoman, Huo stops hiding. He holds her sugar-dusted hand at a press conference: "This is my wife." Xiaoman smiles at his red ears: "So your ‘quick favor’ was a whole city’s worth of love."

Underworld Worker Fed Up with 996

Underworld Worker Fed Up with 996

Lin Xiaoman, the most miserable "soul-reaping assistant" in the Underworld, works 996 daily—reaping souls and writing 800-word "reincarnation applications" for ghosts. Even Meng Po (the lady who serves the soup of forgetfulness) complains her "spirit smells bitterer than the soup." Desperate to escape hellish overtime, she secretly searches for the "Underworld Resignation Manual" and accidentally binds with Chen Mo, a corporate slave who died from overwork in the mortal world. Chen’s last wish is rebellious: "Make my pie-selling boss experience 72 hours of non-stop overtime!" To qualify for resignation, Lin teams up with Chen to pull pranks: adding a "never-tired charm" to the boss’s coffee, hacking the attendance system to double his overtime, even exchanging his "merit points" for "overtime buffs"… But just as they’re about to succeed, the Underworld "Labor Inspection Team" arrives—tampering with mortal causality means exile to the "18th Layer Overtime Hell!" Lin must choose between "keeping her job" and "fighting for Chen’s justice," unaware that Chen’s wish hides the ultimate secret behind the Underworld’s "mandatory overtime" system…

Don't Mess With Her! She Has Aliases in Both Worlds

Don't Mess With Her! She Has Aliases in Both Worlds

Intern lawyer Lin Xiaoman breaks into the CEO's office of a real estate company to fight for her best friend's unpaid salary, accidentally knocking over the limited-edition pen of Zhang Yucheng, the arrogant heir who controls half the city's real estate. Zhang Yucheng, who thinks highly of himself, threatens to "kick her out of the legal circle." But Lin Xiaoman isn't intimidated—she even sues his illegal project to a halt in court. What shocks Zhang Yucheng even more is that "Master Jiu," the figure feared by underground bosses at night, is none other than Lin Xiaoman! As he shifts from "avenger" to "suitor," the secrets behind Lin Xiaoman's aliases start to unfold: the death of her mother ten years ago is linked to the fatal accident involving Zhang Yucheng's father...

Time-Travel to Ancient Times: The Belle in Cold and Famine

Time-Travel to Ancient Times: The Belle in Cold and Famine

Modern food blogger Lin Xiaotang stayed up late writing, only to wake up in a famine-stricken village of the late Northern Song Dynasty—cold wind raged with snow, crops withered away, and villagers survived on tree bark. This city girl, who’d never held a kitchen knife, made sweet potato porridge with cached recipes on her phone and wove warm patchwork from rags, but was watched closely by Gu Zhao, the village’s “menacing” hunter—he called her a “trouble-making outsider” yet secretly left her the fattest hare. When she used modern marketing to help villagers trade for grain, she discovered Gu was a hunted survivor of the Jingkang Incident, and the famine was caused by the county magistrate embezzling disaster relief. She fought to save the village and protect her loved one. By the bonfire in the cold wind, their hearts drew closer, but the magistrate’s henchmen were already sneaking in……

Marriage of Stolen Love

Marriage of Stolen Love

To save her bankrupt family, Lin Wan had no choice but to marry Gu Yanchuan, the “Cold-faced Yama” feared in the business circle. She thought it was a loveless transaction, only to discover that Gu Yanchuan had fallen for her at first sight three years ago—on a rainy night when she saved him. As Gu tried to warm her heart by “forcefully snatching” her to his side, Lin built a wall around her due to past misunderstandings. Is this marriage “stolen” for love his long-planned scheme, or a mutual redemption across time?

The Bullet Screen Empress Is Red-Hot Again!

The Bullet Screen Empress Is Red-Hot Again!

Su Tang, an 18th-tier actress, is actually the "Bullet Screen Protector Empress" who has hidden for a thousand years—she once guarded the order of small worlds with her roasting-style divine power, but was reborn in modern times after exhausting her strength. Bound to the "Bullet Screen Energy System," she must rely on real-time audience bullet screens to gain divine power to survive. However, the ancient puppet drama script she just took is so bad that she couldn't help but roast on set: "The male lead's IQ is drier than my thousand-year-old ginseng!" This behind-the-scenes clip accidentally leaked, and instead of being canceled, she became a hit—audience went crazy for her "honest sharp tongue," and bullet screens crashed the server! Just as she was rising to fame with her "anti-cliché roasting," a rival actress bought water armies to spread rumors that she was "arrogant," even the cold director Lu Shiyan doubted her professionalism. Su Tang can only fight back with more explosive "bullet screen famous scenes"—when the empress's roasting meets the audience's love, who will be the final winner in this "red-hot game sustained by bullet screens"?

Reborn: No More Doormat, The Cold School Beauty's Family Panics

Reborn: No More Doormat, The Cold School Beauty's Family Panics

In his past life, Lin Chuan spent three years being a doormat for the cold school beauty Su Wanqing—solving her troubles, saving her father's company, even selling his grandma's jade bracelet to save her mother. Yet he was just a “tool” to her. Reborn on the first day of sophomore year, he cuts ties: no more breakfast runs, no more fending off suitors, even walking away when she's surrounded by thugs. But Su Wanqing asks, “Why ignore me?” Her father begs for company help with gifts, her mother cries for the specialist he promised. When the doormat “wakes up,” the Su family's dependency erupts. And Su Wanqing's hidden feelings under her coldness start to show as Lin Chuan pulls away...

Yesterday's Stars, Now the Wind

Yesterday's Stars, Now the Wind

When cultural relic restorer Lin Wanxing takes on the restoration of an ancient town's opera stage, she reunites with Lu Zhao—her first love who vanished a decade ago, now a documentary director back to fulfill their uncompleted promise of 「restoring the stage together」. Lu left back then because of leukemia, fearing he'd be a burden; now his condition has relapsed, leaving him only three months to live. Lin, trapped in the pain of 「being abandoned」 for years, finally discovers Lu has worn a star-shaped necklace (with her 18-year-old photo inside) for ten years, and finds the words 「Wanxing & Zhaozhao Never Part」 they carved on the stage beam. The wind didn't blow away their unsaid 「I never forgot」. As the stage's old paintings are restored, can they turn 「missed」 into 「reunited」 before the end comes?

Blazing Hunt: The Scorching Dilemma

Blazing Hunt: The Scorching Dilemma

Lin Yan, a narcotics officer codenamed "Blazing Hunt," has infiltrated the drug cartel "Hunting Ground" for three years. Just as he locks onto the transport route of a new drug and prepares for a police raid, his girlfriend Su Xiao—an investigative journalist tracking a teenage missing case—accidentally breaks into the cartel's drug den while chasing clues and is detained as a "loose end." An even more explosive truth hits: the cartel's behind-the-scenes boss "Hunt King" is Lin Yan's elder brother Lin Yen, who went missing at ten and was abducted into a criminal organization. Caught between his long-planned mission of justice, his lover whose life hangs in the balance, and his blood brother with blood on his hands, Lin Yan feels his heart scorched by fire: saving Su Xiao might expose his identity and ruin the operation; arresting Lin Yen might mean watching his brother die by his gun. With a 48-hour countdown, he must tear through the crisis—protect the one he loves and make evil pay.

System Error: I Had a Kid with My Arch-Nemesis

System Error: I Had a Kid with My Arch-Nemesis

Lin Xiaoman, an internet programmer, encounters a bug while debugging a love-matching system and accidentally "binds" with her arch-nemesis—Lu Jingshen, a tsundere product manager. To keep their year-end bonuses, they’re forced to co-parent an AI-simulated kid. The bickering pair becomes "parents," changing diapers and handling the kid’s rebellious phase together. Gradually, they uncover the tenderness under each other’s sharp words: Lu secretly fixes bugs for her, and she brings hot congee to him when he works overtime. But when the mission ends, Lin finds she’s actually pregnant… Will her arch-nemesis become the baby’s dad? Is this system accident a bug or fate’s plan?

After Transmigrating into a 200-Pound Fat Princess Consort, She Became Favored

After Transmigrating into a 200-Pound Fat Princess Consort, She Became Favored

Su Xiao, a modern food blogger, transmigrates into the most unfavored fat princess consort of the Great Jing Dynasty—The original owner was ignored by the prince due to her 200-pound figure and humiliated by the side consort at every turn. But Su Xiao refuses to follow the script: she conquers the prince’s stomach with braised pork, resolves the palace servants’ prejudice with homemade osmanthus cake, and even dares to grab the prince’s sleeve and complain, “Your cold face is colder than my cold rice cake.” When the prince realizes that this “fat girl’s” smile is sweeter than the imperial kitchen’s rock sugar haws and more vivid than anyone who caters to him, the initial neglect quietly turns into exclusive favor—It turns out the secret to being favored is never about being a paper-thin figure, but about living life with warmth and vitality.

Don't Run, Mom! I'm Your Kid

Don't Run, Mom! I'm Your Kid

Lin Xiaoman, a 25-year-old tough workplace 'iron lady' just promoted to supervisor, is tackled by a 5-year-old kid in a small suit when leaving work at midnight—the kid yells, 'Don't run, Mom! I'm your kid!' She thinks it's a prank until the kid pulls out an official DNA report showing a 99.99% parent-child match! To make it crazier, the kid says, 'Daddy's waiting for us in London,' but Xiaoman has no memory of having a child since a car accident three years ago. The night the kid moves into her rental, he finds her hidden wedding photo—and the man in it is the CEO of the client she's meeting next week!

Reborn Real Estate Bond: Fake Marriage Turns Real to Protect Master's Wife

Reborn Real Estate Bond: Fake Marriage Turns Real to Protect Master's Wife

Before his rebirth, Lin Chuan witnessed his master's wife Su Wan being framed by her relatives over the old house left by his master, eventually dying with regret. He himself was killed in an accident while seeking justice for her. When he woke up, he found himself back three years earlier—Su Wan was being cornered by her relatives, forced to marry a middle-aged wealthy businessman to keep the house. To protect her, Lin Chuan stepped forward: "Let's have a fake marriage. We'll guard the house together!" But during their fake marriage, he had to deal with the relatives' schemes while suppressing his growing love for Su Wan. Meanwhile, Su Wan, watching her once impulsive apprentice become mature and reliable, felt her dependence gradually turn into an indescribable affection. As the real estate battle escalates, will their fake marriage take root as true love amid the storms?

The True Heiress Runs an Incense Shop in the Aristocratic Family

The True Heiress Runs an Incense Shop in the Aristocratic Family

Lin Wan, the true heiress swapped at birth, returns to the aristocratic family at 18. Instead of inheriting the luxury empire, she opens "Guixu Incense Shop" in the villa garden—selling handcrafted incense, offering blessings, and even resolving the old lady's decade-long "insomnia curse." The fake heiress Bai Xiaotang mocks her as "low-class," but more and more noble ladies flock to her with checks for "custom incense." Even her cold CEO father secretly asks if he can place his late wife's memorial tablet there. Until one day, the ancient jade plaque engraved with "Lin's Bloodline" in the shop suddenly glows, and the 18-year-old secret of the swap, along with the truth about her mother's death, drifts out with the incense smoke...

Schemes of a Showgirl

Schemes of a Showgirl

Su Wantang, a new showgirl at the "Night Paris" cabaret in Shanghai, is actually an avenger determined to uncover the truth behind her sister's death. She deals with the constant oppression from the top dancer Rose while deliberately getting close to Lu Jingshen, the mysterious boss—the last person her sister saw before dying. But as she gradually uncovers clues, she finds that Lu Jingshen hides a secret related to her sister, and her heart also wavers in his hot-and-cold tenderness. Should she continue her revenge or let go of her obsession? Behind the neon lights of the dance floor, a game of love and truth has just begun.

One Thought as Prefect: Nitre Kiss

One Thought as Prefect: Nitre Kiss

Su Wanwan, a modern cultural relic restorer, accidentally activates a mechanism while restoring a Song Dynasty prefect bronze statue and travels back to the Northern Song Dynasty, becoming the "unmarried wife" of Gu Zhao, a prefect framed for collaborating with enemies. Gu Zhao is as cold as ice but lowers his guard when she solves a nitre explosion case with modern knowledge. However, Su Wanwan finds the cinnabar mole on Gu Zhao's chest matches the "Nitre Kiss" inscription on the statue—turns out, a thousand years ago, he tied his fate to her through a deadly scheme of "passing nitre with a kiss". When the rebel's knife presses against Gu Zhao's throat, she must choose: return to modern times to survive, or use this "one thought" to rewrite their fate?

The Broken Sword Covenant

The Broken Sword Covenant

Su Wan, a cultural relic restorer, takes on a commission to repair a broken Warring States sword. To her astonishment, the cinnabar mark on the scabbard matches the half-jade pendant she’s kept for seven years—the love token from her ex-boyfriend Lu Zhi. Even more shocking: the client is Lu Zhi himself, who vanished seven years ago. He presents a "covenant": Su Wan must join the sword’s exhibition project, and the reward is the truth about his sudden disappearance. As the sword’s cracks are mended, secrets emerge: Lu Zhi left to protect Su Wan from his family’s debts, and the broken sword was meant to be their lifelong commitment token...

Miracle Village Doctor in the Countryside

Miracle Village Doctor in the Countryside

Lin Xiaoman, a descendant of a retired TCM family, returns to her hometown as a village doctor to find her missing grandfather. On her first day, she meets Su Xiaotang, a Western medicine PhD investigating “folk medicine.” They clash over cases like “acupuncture saving a heart attack patient” and “herbal medicine treating allergies”—Su calls her “superstitious,” while Lin mocks her “lack of dialectical thinking.” But when Su’s acute stomach cramps are relieved by Lin’s moxibustion, and clues about a “mysterious medicine guide” emerge from her grandfather’s medical books, the two turn from enemies to “investigation partners”—solving rural medical mysteries while uncovering the truth about her grandfather’s disappearance. And the herb garden behind the old ancestral hall holds an even bigger secret…

Lure Him to Surrender

Lure Him to Surrender

Fu Shiyan, the icy president of an investment bank, had no soft spots—until his new secretary Jiang Wanyi disrupted his defenses. She deliberately spilled coffee on his suit, handed him warm ginger tea during overtime, and even stayed up all night wiping his hands when he had a fever. Fu Shiyan thought it was a secret crush from his little secretary, until he found her investigation notes on her phone: "Fu Shiyan, I want you to bow your head for what happened years ago." But the moment Jiang Wanyi got the evidence, Fu Shiyan pinned her against the floor-to-ceiling window, his eyes full of undisguised affection: "I knew who you were all along. Those 'coincidences'—I let you 'succeed' on purpose." It turns out this "lure" was a mutual game from the very start.

The Homecoming Pact

The Homecoming Pact

Fashion designer Lin Wan has to return to her hometown (which she hasn't visited in ten years) to inherit her grandmother's legacy—and sign a three-month fake marriage contract with Gu Chuan, her childhood rival. She once left in anger because of Gu Chuan's words, "You don't belong here." Now they meet again, bickering constantly, but in the process of pretending to be a loving couple, they discover the true feelings they've hidden for ten years. What's more, there's a secret about their past separation in grandma's legacy. When the fake pact meets real love, can they untie the ten-year knot in their hearts?

Twilight Confession

Twilight Confession

Lin Xiaoman has had a crush on her desk mate Chen Mo for three years. She turns every overtime shift into a "coincidence"—just to meet him at the convenience store at dusk and accept the hot lemon tea he hands over. Tonight, clutching the confession letter she’s revised three times, she’s about to speak when she hears Chen Mo’s ears reddening as he talks on the phone: "If I don’t say it, she’ll be transferred to the branch next week!" Xiaoman hides behind the shelf, crumpling the letter, when a familiar voice suddenly comes from above: "I was rehearsing with a friend... Do you want to hear the full version?" Turning around, she sees Chen Mo holding the same type of sticky note as hers. The warm light of the convenience store mixes with the dusk, blending their shadows into one.

When They Want to Turn Back

When They Want to Turn Back

Lin Xiaoman, a career elite, dumped her seven-year boyfriend for her job; Zhou Wanwan, a full-time mom, gave up her painting dream for her family. When both wanted to 'turn back' for their life regrets—Xiaoman stumbles upon her ex with his new girlfriend trying on wedding dresses, Wanwan finds her husband's hidden flirty texts. They want to retrieve the lost love and regain their true selves, but the 'path back' is never straight: Xiaoman faces the soul question of 'career or love?', Wanwan struggles to break the世俗 chain of 'housewives should endure'. Bickering yet supporting each other, the two women redefine the meaning of 'choice' in the chaos of 'turning back'.

Transmigrated: The High Priestess Becomes a Down-and-Out True Daughter

Transmigrated: The High Priestess Becomes a Down-and-Out True Daughter

Wu Zhao, the high priestess of the ancient Witch Clan, was sacrificed by traitors while guarding the Divine Seal, only to transmigrate into Su Wan, a down-and-out true daughter in modern times. At this moment, Su Wan has just been tricked into dropping out by the fake daughter who stole her identity; her biological parents see her as a 'disgraceful wild child,' and even her childhood sweetheart has turned against her. But how could the cold, powerful high priestess let others bully her? She uses witchcraft to expose the fake daughter's lies, see through the stepmother's schemes, and even astounds everyone at a business banquet with ancient treasure appraisal skills. However, as the secret of her transmigration unfolds, she discovers her arrival is linked to Su Wan's 'residual soul of the Divine Seal' from a past life? And the mysterious man who's been secretly helping her turns out to be her archenemy from her previous life...

She Was Born to Shine

She Was Born to Shine

Lin Wan was once the most dazzling "Moonlight Swan" in the ballet world, winning the International Golden Bauhinia Award at 18. But a car accident before her peak performance aggravated her old ankle injury, forcing her to retire. She hid in an old neighborhood, running a dance studio without a sign—covering her once luminous eyes with bangs, locking her pointe shoes in a trunk, even refusing to hang a mirror. Until rebellious teen Su Xiaoman banged on the door, calling her a "coward", yet secretly watched her old performance videos at night, sobbing, "I grew up in an orphanage. You knelt down to me and said 'You dance like a little star,' but why did you stop shining?" Staring at the bruises on Xiaoman's knees, Lin Wan touched her old scar—those buried lights had never gone out; they were just waiting for someone to lift her star again.

The Pampering Rules

The Pampering Rules

Su Wan, a wealthy heiress, is forced by her grandfather to follow "The Pampering Rules"—she must act like a delicate lady who can't even open a mineral water bottle. But secretly, she's "Wild Rose," a top rescue team member who can climb cliffs and fight criminals without breaking a sweat. Lu Jingshen, the personal butler sent by her grandfather, seems like a gentle "pampering executor" who even picks fish bones for her, but he's actually an undercover agent investigating the truth behind the Su family's car accident years ago. When "Wild Rose" meets the "fake butler," Su Wan tries every way to sneak out on missions while Lu Jingshen uncovers her "delicate disguise." As they battle wits in this "pampering game," they gradually find that behind each other's secrets lies a warmer heartbeat—turns out, "pampering" is never a constraint, but someone willing to play the game of "I need you" with you.

The Eldest Sister Steals Her Luck, But She’s Doted on by the Future Emperor

The Eldest Sister Steals Her Luck, But She’s Doted on by the Future Emperor

Su Wanning, a neglected concubine’s daughter of the prime minister’s mansion, was born with the "phoenix luck", but her eldest sister Su Mingshuang framed her to steal it—snatching her marriage, ruining her reputation, and even trying to kill her. In desperation, she was saved by Third Prince Xiao Jingheng, who was incognito outside the palace—the man who would later become the emperor. Xiao Jingheng saw through her grievance and kindness at a glance, and since then, he has become a "wife-protecting maniac": Snatched her marriage? Xiao Jingheng directly bestowed a marriage to himself; Ruined her reputation? Xiao Jingheng let the entire capital know she was his "heart's favorite"; If the eldest sister dares to act again, he smiles and hands over the imperial edict: "Touching her is touching my taboo." When the concubine’s daughter is doted on by the future emperor to the extreme, all the past humiliations become stepping stones for her to turn the tide.

Starting with Burning Joss Paper: The Underworld Manager Comes Knocking

Starting with Burning Joss Paper: The Underworld Manager Comes Knocking

Lin Xiaoman, a corporate slave, burned a stack of "creative joss paper" for her grandma's death anniversary. That night, Yan Mo, a suit-clad "Underworld Finance Manager," blocked her door—her "non-standard hell money" had crashed the Underworld's financial system! Yan Mo wanted to take her back to debug it, but Lin's eyes welled up: "I just wanted grandma to have some comfort down there!" They struck a deal: help retrieve illegal hell money, or her "remaining lifespan" would be cashed in to pay the debt. From bickering to teaming up, they tackled weird cases (a conman selling fake joss paper, an aunt wanting to burn "Bitcoin" for her husband), while Yan Mo's hidden identity—as her grandma's former "old neighbor"—slowly came to light...

That Younger Guy Is Too Good at Wooing

That Younger Guy Is Too Good at Wooing

Lin Xiaoman, a 30-year-old career woman, just ended a casual relationship and swore off "sweet romance"—until 22-year-old art graduate Chen Mo moved next door. The soft-spoken, slim guy brings her ginger tea after late work nights, saying, "Your heel is sharper than my sketch lines; your feet must hurt." He turns her client frustration into a cute comic with the caption: "My sister is the best plan writer ever." Xiaoman thinks it's a kid's game—until her birthday, when Chen Mo paints her balcony full of stars and pulls out a four-year-old sketchbook: every page is her—yawning on the subway, biting a pen at work. The last page says, "Since I saw you feeding cats at 18, I've been learning how to love you." When she tests him, "I'm 8 years older—do you know love?" He says, voice trembling, "I'm not flirting. I practiced for four years to dare say 'I like you' to you."

Job-Hunting Grad Activates the Son-in-Law System

Job-Hunting Grad Activates the Son-in-Law System

Recent graduate Lin Chuan has failed every job interview—with only 10 yuan left, he’s squatting outside a convenience store eating dry bread when he accidentally activates the “Son-in-Law System”: complete tasks to get cash and a chance to turn his life around. But the first task crushes him: “Become the fiancé of Su Wanqing, heiress of the Su Group, and sign the son-in-law agreement within 72 hours!” Refusing means losing his last living expenses, so Lin Chuan forces himself to approach her—only to find the “cold heiress” is actually a soft girl who runs a cat café secretly, fears the dark, and loves petting cats. As they interact with hidden agendas, Lin Chuan not only helps her resolve her family’s forced marriage crisis but also uncovers clues about his missing father in the system. Caught between the system’s counterattack pressure and his growing feelings, which path will he choose?

The Fake Prince Hunts the True Traitors

The Fake Prince Hunts the True Traitors

Li Qing, a street-smart rascal, is dragged into the palace by a dying eunuch to replace the true prince—murdered by the treacherous official Wei Song. He must hide his illiterate, unpolished past to survive the Empress Dowager's tests and the crown prince faction's schemes, while secretly investigating Wei Song's treason. But a shock: his missing elder brother is linked to the true prince's death! When Wei Song plots to expose his fraud and the Empress Dowager produces a "prince paternity letter," Li Qing has three days to find Wei Song's collusive letters. He's not the real prince, but he'll slay these cannibalistic traitors for the people!

The Gatekeeper of the Wild Court

The Gatekeeper of the Wild Court

Lin Shen, once a promising professional goalkeeper, was abandoned by his team after a severe injury. He hid in an old neighborhood’s "wild court" and became a "guardian"—stopping vendors from taking over the space and protecting kids’ right to play. Until Tang, a rebellious girl, showed up with her sick brother’s "wish list": his final wish is to see Lin Shen make a professional-level save again. Meanwhile, a demolition notice from a real estate company is posted on the court’s fence. Lin Shen must choose between escaping his past failures and guarding the light in front of him—does the dusty goalkeeper glove hide an untouchable wound, or a heart ready to beat again?

There's an Immortal in My Head

There's an Immortal in My Head

When social animal Lin Xiaoman worked overtime until midnight, a frivolous male voice suddenly burst in her head—claiming to be Yun Xuan, an ancient immortal trapped in her consciousness due to a past-life contract. At first, Lin thought it was a hallucination, until Yun Xuan controlled her hand to revise the proposal in seconds and搞定 the difficult client. But then he dug out her secret crush diary hidden for three years and threw the love letter directly on her crush Lu Ming's desk; he helped her curse the mean supervisor to vent her anger, only to get her fired. Lin tried everything to 'expel' the immortal, but Yun Xuan said mysteriously: 'You owed me a wish in your past life. If you don't pay it back, I can't leave—and by the way, all the weird things you've encountered lately are related to me.' As workplace crises, crush oolongs, and past-life secrets intertwine, Lin Xiaoman realizes that this 'immortal in her head' may hold a past she doesn't even know about...

Oh No! My Fake Cultivation Manual Made My Apprentice Immortal!

Oh No! My Fake Cultivation Manual Made My Apprentice Immortal!

Lin Xiaoman, a slacker "cultivator" on Qingqiu Mountain, made up a fake manual called "The Lazy Immortal Technique" to trick her apprentice Xiaotang into giving her osmanthus cakes—teaching her things like "sunbathing replenishes spiritual energy" and "eating sweet cakes gathers immortal roots". To her horror, three years later, Xiaotang actually ascended to immortality by breaking through the void, and she keeps boasting to everyone, "Master's technique is the best in the world!" Suddenly, immortal sect elders trying to steal the technique and ancient demons seeking revenge are all blocking the mountain gate. When Lin Xiaoman digs out the original "manual draft", she realizes it's a broken ancient immortal scripture she picked up years ago—her random additions just happened to fix the missing parts! Now she has to pretend to be a "reclusive master" to fool everyone, deal with Xiaotang who keeps asking for "advanced techniques", and worst of all—the tribulation thunder from Xiaotang's ascension woke up a 3,000-year-sealed "ancient lazy demon"—who points at her and shouts, "You stole my Lazy Immortal Technique?!"

Fang Xia's Parallel Confession

Fang Xia's Parallel Confession

Office worker Fang Xia gets a handwritten letter on her birthday—signed by her 17-year-old self, it simply says, "Never miss the last subway on October 15th." Following the clue, she tracks down Chen Mo, her high school crush, only to find the same letter locked in his drawer. Ten years ago, both hid behind the sycamore at the subway entrance and missed confessing to each other. Now reunited, unspoken regrets turn into ambiguous advances. But just as her current boyfriend pulls out a proposal ring, she realizes: the "October 15th" in the letter is today...

Warmth Arrives on Time

Warmth Arrives on Time

Su Nuannuan, a new office recruit, is run off her feet preparing her company's 10th anniversary celebration—only to stumble into her high school “ginkgo promise”: Lin Shen, the senior who said “Wait for me to come back and watch the golden ginkgo together,” is actually the key guest. But now he’s in a sharp suit, cold and distant, as if he’s long forgotten the wind and the note from that year. Between the crises of a stolen venue and water-damaged materials, and Lin Shen’s hidden misunderstanding of “being stood up,” when Nuannuan holds the yellowed note under the ginkgo tree and the celebration music starts, can the feelings missed by time catch up to the “on-time” promise?

Gone in the Eighteenth Year I Loved You Most

Gone in the Eighteenth Year I Loved You Most

Lin Xiaoman and Chen Mo went from school uniforms at 16 to business suits at 34, loving each other for 18 years. Just as Chen Mo was secretly preparing a proposal, he was diagnosed with late-stage gastric cancer. He hid the medical report and pretended everything was fine—renewing Xiaoman's art studio lease, finding a lifelong caregiver for her cat, even reconciling her with her mother. Until Xiaoman found him under the old locust tree in the alley: he clutched the unsent engagement ring, his body as cold as the snow from their 16th year. She then realized: the 18th year of love was sugar he boiled with his life, sweet until the end turned bitter. But it stayed with her forever—loving someone the most means hiding tenderness even in death.

Scorching Lips

Scorching Lips

Su Wan, an ancient painting restorer renowned for recreating "lip colors" in old artworks, gets entangled in a crisis over a painting called *Scorching Lips*—the cinnabar lip print in the painting holds the will of Cheng Yan’s mother, the CEO of an auction house, while Cheng Yan’s uncle is determined to destroy the painting to seize control of the company. When Su Wan uses lip gloss to replicate the lip print, Cheng Yan is shocked to find her lip color identical to his mother’s old lipstick; even more surprisingly, the lip pattern in the painting perfectly matches the old seal of Su Wan’s mother. As they grow closer while protecting the painting, they have no idea that this "lip color connection" was a plan laid out by their mothers twenty years ago...

Father Like a Mountain

Father Like a Mountain

To Chen Mo, his father Chen Dashan, a shoemaker, was a "cold mountain"—when Chen Mo had a fever before the college entrance exam, his father was fixing shoes at the stall; when Chen Mo needed money for studying abroad, his father pulled out a savings book from the bottom of the chest; even Chen Mo's secret painting hobby seemed invisible to him. Until his father suddenly fell seriously ill, Chen Mo found an old iron box: inside were deposit slips for the study abroad fund saved over ten years, and a flattened first prize certificate from the National Youth Painting Competition, with a note on the back: "I’ll tell him when he graduates—I’ve long remembered the things he loves." It turns out those unsaid "don’t care" moments were the gentle warmth a mountain hid for a lifetime.

When the Real Heiress Returns, I'm Forced to Be the Fake One

When the Real Heiress Returns, I'm Forced to Be the Fake One

Lin Xiaoman was spoiled by the Gu family for 18 years. On the day she got her prestigious university admission letter, Gu Niangui—the real heiress who had been missing for 18 years—suddenly stood at the door. She instantly went from being the "apple of their eye" to the "fake heiress who stole a life": her mother hid her room key, her father no longer let her touch company documents, and even Gu Chuan, the man she secretly loved, started avoiding her. But when she packed to leave, Gu Niangui slipped her a note: "They forced me back to save the company through a political marriage." It turns out the real heiress's "return" is a deal, and she—the "fake heiress"—is the Gu family's deepest hidden pawn?

The Real Heiress's Explosive Hidden Identities

The Real Heiress's Explosive Hidden Identities

Su Wanwan was swapped and raised in the countryside for fifteen years. After her adoptive mother's death, she's forced to return to the Su family to claim her rightful identity, only to face relentless bullying from the fake heiress Su Mingyue—who deliberately makes her wear a torn dress at a banquet and frames her for stealing jewelry. But no one expects this "country bumpkin" to have a arsenal of jaw-dropping hidden identities: the mysterious designer behind luxury brand "Shuangxu", the influential "Master Xiao" who rules the investment world, and even the owner of the antiques at the banquet. While Su Mingyue is still gloating, Lu Jingshen, CEO of the Lu Group, shows up with a contract: "Miss Su, it's time to sign the final payment for the billion-yuan project you invested in last year." It turns out the light she's hidden has long been quietly noticed by the man who never gets close to women...

Let's Divorce! Do You Really Think I Can't Live Without You?

Let's Divorce! Do You Really Think I Can't Live Without You?

Lin Xiaoman has been a full-time housewife for seven years, tending to every detail of their home. But her husband Shen Mingyuan has changed—late nights, cold silence, even forgetting their wedding anniversary. The final straw? A woman's lipstick in his pocket. She snaps: "Let's divorce! Do you really think I can't live without you?" Shen is stunned—he never expected his gentle wife to be so resolute. What he doesn't know? Lin has been secretly learning design and taking private orders late at night. What he hasn't told her? The lipstick was left by a client, and he's been working overtime to save money for her dream design studio. When the divorce papers are on the table, their hidden secrets are about to surface. Is this divorce an end, or a new start for their love?

After Transmigrating: Ditch Love Brain, Chase Big Money!

After Transmigrating: Ditch Love Brain, Chase Big Money!

Lin Xiaoman, a corporate slave, transmigrated into a novel’s love-brained supporting character—who’d obsessed over the male lead and died as cannon fodder—after staying up late reading. Determined to avoid her tragic fate, she dumped the male lead (now stripped of his "white moonlight glow") and focused on making money. Using modern beauty expertise, she revamped rouge formulas and used hunger marketing, turning a tiny shop into the capital’s top sensation. But the original male lead came crawling back to beg for reconciliation, and even the novel’s ruthless Regent offered to be her partner. Lin laughed with hands on hips: "Money beats men any day!" Until the Regent pulled out a ledger with her modern memories—then she panicked: how did this villain know her secret?

Transmigrated into a Bad Drama: I Rewrite Everyone's Fate with a System

Transmigrated into a Bad Drama: I Rewrite Everyone's Fate with a System

Office worker Lin Xiaoman stayed up all night ranting about a terrible drama with illogical plots and all-tragic endings. To her shock, she wakes up as Su Xiao—the "tool friend" who gets hit by a car in episode 3. Even more absurd, she's bound to a "Bad Drama Repair System"—she must rewrite all characters' tragic fates to return to reality. In the original story, the female lead loses everything to her green-tea stepsister, the male lead is framed and jailed, and even the gentle second male lead dies saving the female lead. Armed with the system's "plot bug list," Lin Xiaoman starts her mission: exposing the stepsister's fake tears, helping the male lead find key evidence, and even "snatching" the second male lead from a car accident. But the more she rewrites, the more she discovers the "villains" have hidden sorrows—and behind the system's hints, there seems to be a "gentle truth" deliberately erased by the original screenwriter...

The Cute Fierce Tot Who Scares the Gu Family

The Cute Fierce Tot Who Scares the Gu Family

The Gu family of Ningcheng is a prestigious business clan, torn apart five years ago by a "love child expulsion" scandal. Until one day, Lin Xiaoman, a pigtailed little girl, kicked open their door with a DNA report—calling "Great-grandpa" in a milky voice, but secretly holding her mom’s last letter to "seek justice"! She’s the Gu’s long-lost great-granddaughter; her mom was framed by her uncle for "stealing the company seal", driven out, and died with regret. Xiaoman uses her "cute but fierce kid tricks": unearthing her uncle’s embezzlement records, exposing her cousin’s forged will, even replacing Great-grandpa’s "dignified tea" with Wangzai Milk. Just as everyone succumbs to her, Xiaoman cries at night with her mom’s photo: "I still need to find Dad…" This tot isn’t just here to expose plots—she’s here to glue the broken family back together.

Why Did Taking Care of Family Make You Invincible?

Why Did Taking Care of Family Make You Invincible?

Su Xiao is a 'transparent office worker' who can't even operate a coffee machine. When his mother suffers a sudden heart attack and his rebellious sister snaps, 'You can't even take care of yourself,' he's forced to return home. But as he hustles for his family, he seems to 'gain cheats': he suddenly masters sanda to fend off bullies for his sister; he uses his mocked paper-cutting skill to land an intangible cultural heritage order for his mother's surgery fees; he even defends his rights precisely when the property management tries to extort money. Yet when he thinks he's 'invincible,' his sister's hidden sanda tutorials and his mother's paper-cutting recommendation letters reveal the truth: the so-called 'invincibility' is just the courage his family secretly gave him, and what he's always wanted to protect is his family's hearts.

You Were Told to Meet the Deadline, Not to Go Viral Overseas

You Were Told to Meet the Deadline, Not to Go Viral Overseas

Cultural designer Lin Xiaoman was forced by her boss to rush an export order for paper-cut lamps. To save time, she secretly added bamboo weaving patterns—a local intangible cultural heritage from her hometown. Unexpectedly, the customer filmed a video titled "China's Village in the Lamp" and posted it overseas, which went viral overnight with millions of foreign netizens begging to buy, even attracting museum collaborations. Her boss went from scolding "No changes without permission!" to praising "Xiaoman is our lucky star." But Xiaoman worried: she originally wanted to give village bamboo weavers work, but would mass production kill the soul of the craft? Just then, the old weavers showed up with bamboo strips: "Girl, we work fast. We can keep up—our craft can't be lost."

This Chuma Immortal Is Kinda Tough

This Chuma Immortal Is Kinda Tough

Lin Xiaoman, a young Chuma Immortal from a small Northeast Chinese town, just took over her grandfather’s altar when she meets Gu Mingyuan—an elite Beijing lawyer dead-set on “exposing feudal superstition.” He forces her to solve the “imaginary haunting” in his home, convinced it’s all a hoax. But when Xiaoman actually summons Gu’s younger sister, who died three years ago, they uncover a blood-chilling secret: the sister was killed to cover up a mine disaster linked to Gu’s company project. On one side, the “science believer” gets a brutal reality check; on the other, there’s the spirit’s unresolved obsession and the dark truth the living must unearth. This “kinda tough” Chuma Immortal isn’t just handling yin and yang—she’s confronting the uncrossable line between right and wrong in human hearts.

Bullet Screen Alert: My Best Friend Is the Killer

Bullet Screen Alert: My Best Friend Is the Killer

Lin Xiaoman, a suspense drama fan, has recently been haunted by eerie bullet screens—her favorite drama keeps popping up with "Your best friend is the killer." Coincidentally, her best friend Su Xiaotang's ex-boyfriend suddenly dies in real life, making Su the police's prime suspect. Torn between ten years of deep friendship and the "prophecies" from the bullet screens that keep coming true, Lin starts investigating secretly. She finds a bloodstained necklace hidden by Su, and to her horror, the murder details from the drama are gradually replicating in reality. Before her trust collapses, she must uncover the truth behind the bullet screens—is her best friend really hiding a murderous intent, or is someone setting a deliberate trap?

Old Deng Strikes: My System Tames the Unruly

Old Deng Strikes: My System Tames the Unruly

Retired criminal policeman Lao Zhou, nicknamed "Old Deng" (a playful Northeast Chinese term for elderly men), is always teased by the community for "meddling." Until he accidentally gets a "System for Taming the Unruly" — when facing a seat-hogging young man, the system makes him use Northeast-style humor to leave the guy speechless; when dealing with a merchant bullying a delivery guy, the system teaches him to use "law + rustic two-part allegories" to make the merchant submit. But when his own daughter calls him "outdated" and refuses to come home, the system suddenly fails. Lao Zhou then realizes that the most important "unruly" to fix is the "pride gap" in family love...

In This House, I Won’t Have You

In This House, I Won’t Have You

Ye Xiaoman moves into her grandmother's old alley house to take care of her sick grandma, only to run into the grumpy programmer Lu Chuan—their grandmothers were best friends who left the house to each other's grandchildren equally on their deathbeds. Under the same roof, Lu Chuan keeps saying, “I won’t tolerate you here,” but secretly fixes her grandma’s old recliner and wards off debt collectors for her; Ye Xiaoman retaliates with sharp words, yet leaves a light on and cooks hot porridge for him when he works overtime. It’s not until Lu Chuan’s ex-girlfriend shows up that Ye Xiaoman realizes: the man who “won’t have her” has long put her in his heart, and those “eviction orders” are just his unhidden care.

Using Him as My Blade

Using Him as My Blade

Lin Wan seeks revenge for her sister’s wrongful death, treating Gu Jingshen—the wealthy heir she believes orchestrated the fatal car accident—as a “blade” to strike her enemy. Disguised as a meek assistant, she manipulates his power and trust to set traps. But when she finally gets the “evidence,” she discovers Gu Jingshen was the one who tried desperately to stop her sister from getting in the car, and the real culprit lurks behind her sister’s “fiancé.” Only then does she realize the late-night investigations shared with him have warmed the “blade’s” coldness—does she want vengeance, or the courage to let go of hatred and embrace her true feelings?

Mingyue Weds Qingqing

Mingyue Weds Qingqing

Su Mingyue, an unfavored concubine’s daughter of the General’s Mansion, had a childhood betrothal to Lu Qingqing, heir of the Dingguo Duke’s Mansion. But three years ago, Lu was framed for collaborating with enemies—stripped of his title, reduced to a blind commoner. The General’s Mansion, eager to curry favor with a higher-ranking family, demanded to break the engagement. Yet Mingyue insisted on marrying him—she never forgot that at ten, when abducted by bandits, it was the young heir who protected her with a broken sword until the end. After entering the Lu family, Mingyue discovers Lu’s “blindness” is a lie: he’s secretly investigating the treason case’s truth, and her own family is involved. Caught between her kin’s scheming and her husband’s hidden edge, Mingyue struggles with lies and sincerity—unaware this “forced” marriage has already become the start of their mutual redemption.

I Opened a Restaurant in Ancient Times

I Opened a Restaurant in Ancient Times

Lin Xiaoman, a modern Michelin two-star chef, travels to a fictional ancient dynasty after breaking her grandmother's antique celadon bowl. She inherits “Fulai Ju,” her late uncle’s run-down restaurant burdened with huge debts and few customers. Gu Jingzhao, the young owner of the neighboring “Yuhua Lou,” constantly sabotages her, and the old staff distrusts her. Lin revamps the menu with modern culinary ideas: turning hot pot into “warm stove hot pot,” making candied apples with sugar, and even creating “vegetarian sea cucumber” from tofu. Just as business picks up, Gu shows up with an IOU—her uncle owed the Gu family 1,000 taels. If she can’t pay, Fulai Ju will be seized!

My Six Boys—Touch Them and You Die

My Six Boys—Touch Them and You Die

Li Guixiang, a rural widow, raised six sons alone on three mu of land. Her youngest son Qijin, just in primary school, was injured by a village bully’s underlings—all to seize her vegetable field for a pig farm. She grabbed a hoe, blocked the door, and shouted, “Whoever touches my six sons, I’ll fight them to the death.” But the bully was backed by the village director pushing “rural development,” who even threatened to cut her utilities. Then her eldest son returned with coworkers, her lawyer second son arrived with legal papers, and her junior-high third son held a phone to collect evidence. Her “desperation” was actually the confidence her sons had secretly built. When the director came to demolish, the yard had a mother with a hoe, a lawyer with contracts, workers with tools, a teen with a phone, and Qijin yelling, “Don’t bully my mom!” In this battle to protect her sons—was it the mom protecting the kids, or the kids protecting her?

Mr. Gu, You've Mistaken Your Wife

Mr. Gu, You've Mistaken Your Wife

Su Wan, a young designer, is forced to marry into the Gu family as a stand-in for the runaway wealthy heiress Shen Yue to save her critically ill mother. On their wedding night, Gu Shiyan, CEO of Gu Group, throws her ID card with a cold face: 'Su Wan, you're not Shen Yue.' Just as Su Wan thinks all is lost, Gu Shiyan hands her a 'Fake Wife Agreement'—'Pretend to be my wife for three months, and I'll cover your mother's surgery fees, but don't cross the line.' However, as they spend time together, Su Wan discovers Gu Shiyan not only saw through her identity long ago but was also the 'big brother' who saved her in a rainy night three years ago! When Shen Yue returns pregnant to claim the marriage, Gu Shiyan pulls Su Wan into his arms, brushing her wedding ring: 'I never mistook anyone. My wife has always been you, from the very start.'

The Last Glow of Liu Guang in Spring Night

The Last Glow of Liu Guang in Spring Night

Su Wan, a glass restorer in the old alley, meets the soaking-wet Xiu Rong on a stormy spring night—he holds the "Liu Guang Lamp," a holy relic lost from her master's sect for a century, begging for repair. As she pieces together the broken glass, Su Wan suddenly sees her past life in the patterns: once, she stole the lamp to save Xiu Rong (the spirit guarding it) from sect punishment, but accidentally triggered a forbidden spell that destroyed his soul. Now Xiu Rong is back to "collect the debt," yet his gaze on Su Wan is hotter than the lamp's faint glow. The spring night wind carries raindrops into the workshop; as the Liu Guang Lamp's light grows brighter, the unsaid "I do" from their past life slowly surfaces with every perfectly fitted glass piece...

Looking Back, the Vast World Awaits

Looking Back, the Vast World Awaits

Shen Zhixia returns to the northwest to restore the ancient town's intangible cultural heritage, only to run into Cheng Yanshen, whom she hasn't seen in ten years. She once left in anger over his “refusal to go with her,” but now she finds him guarding the rural library they co-founded—his shelf still holds her unclaimed sketchbook. Old wall graffiti, late-night stargazing with wine, and when she finds his ten years of unsent letters, she finally understands: his “staying” was never giving up. He kept their unfinished dream alive for her, and hid his unspoken love. The world is vast, but the most touching wait is me standing where we started, waiting for you to turn back and see me.

The Return of the Abandoned Daughter: The Real Heiress is Fierce and Capable

The Return of the Abandoned Daughter: The Real Heiress is Fierce and Capable

Lin Wanwan, the real heiress abducted as a child, returns 18 years later as the CEO of an international security company—only to find her "substitute sister" has stolen her identity, family, childhood fiancé, and even erased her existence. Facing her stepmother's sarcasm and the fake heiress's manipulative taunts, Lin uses her hacking skills to expose the fake's "charity scam" and saves the family business from bankruptcy by subduing violent creditors with her self-defense skills. The once abandoned "wild girl" is back to take back everything that’s hers—with interest!

Famine Survivor with a Sudden System

Famine Survivor with a Sudden System

After three years of devastating drought, Lin Wan flees famine with her terminally ill mother. On the brink of death in a broken temple, she suddenly binds to the "Famine Redemption System"—complete tasks to exchange for food and medicine. But the tasks grow torturous: the system forces her to approach Zhao, the refugee leader, the boy who once sneaked sweet potatoes to her, now labeled a "grain robber." When she tricks Zhao into revealing the grain stash, she finds it’s all brown rice for starving children. Caught between her mother’s life-saving medicine and Zhao’s tearful plea, "These kids are worth more than my life," the system warns, "Fail, and you’ll be trapped in an endless famine loop." She has no idea this "redemption system" is here to collect a price.

Mom's College Enrollment at 50 Sends Her Kids Into a Frenzy

Mom's College Enrollment at 50 Sends Her Kids Into a Frenzy

Fifty-year-old housewife Li Shulan drops a bombshell—she’s been admitted to a community college’s Chinese Language program. Her son, stuck in a career rut, and rebellious daughter panic: the son secretly looks for excuses for her to drop out, while the daughter lurks outside the classroom to film her “embarrassing moments.” But instead, they witness Mom shining—using street smarts to mediate classmate conflicts, healing the professor’s stomach troubles with home-cooked braised pork, and even helping her son navigate workplace bullying. Turns out, Mom isn’t “causing trouble”—she’s making up for the college dream she gave up for her family, and teaching her kids: life’s exam never has a “time’s up” bell.

He is the Moonlight and the Curse

He is the Moonlight and the Curse

Lin Xiaoman, an ancient book restorer, saves the injured mysterious man Gu Shiyan on a rainy night. Gu fills her loneliness like moonlight—helping her repair her family heirloom and staying with her through every sleepless night. But when Gu's true purpose is revealed: he’s searching for the "Gu Mother Scroll," exactly Xiaoman’s heirloom that can break his family’s generational death curse, their relationship is instantly torn apart. Indulge in the tenderness of moonlight, or face the calculation like a "Gu"? What Gu doesn’t know is that the secret of the "Gu Mother Scroll" had already rewritten the ending the moment he fell for Xiaoman.

What's Wrong With Being Super Good at Fixing Cars After Years?

What's Wrong With Being Super Good at Fixing Cars After Years?

Lin Xiaoman has run a repair shop in the old alley for eight years. She wields a wrench like a surgeon and can turn a broken tricycle into an "alley F1," but she hides her past as the "Golden Engineer" of an F-class racing team—she took the blame for a teammate's accident years ago to protect them, then vanished here. Until her former teammate shows up in tears with a totaled race car: "The team's falling apart, only you can fix it." Worse, the boss buying the team is Gu Shen, her ex-boyfriend who forced her to take the blame. When Lin Xiaoman unscrews the hood, the fire she's hidden for eight years erupts—she's not just fixing a car, but her crushed dignity and the unsaid "I never lost."

The Whole Family Hears My Thoughts, the Fake Young Master Goes Crazy

The Whole Family Hears My Thoughts, the Fake Young Master Goes Crazy

Lin Xiaoman had just been recognized by the Gu family as their long-lost daughter when she stumbled upon an absurd secret—her entire family can hear her inner thoughts! Including Gu Mingyuan, the fake young master who appears gentle but is actually scheming to push her out. When she thinks, "The fake young master's hypocrisy is suffocating," Gu Mingyuan's smile freezes instantly. When she wonders, "Why do Mom and Dad treat me like a fraud?" the Gu couple realizes how ridiculous their suspicion (misled by Gu Mingyuan) was. And Gu Mingyuan's plot to fake her DNA report for sole inheritance is completely exposed by Lin Xiaoman's "thought live stream." Watching the family shift from distrust to full support for her, Gu Mingyuan's facade shatters entirely. He screams hysterically: "Why even God is helping this nobody?"

After the Entire Royal Family Read My Mind, I Changed My Fate Against the Heavens

After the Entire Royal Family Read My Mind, I Changed My Fate Against the Heavens

Su Wan, an unloved concubine princess, accidentally awakens a "mind-reading" power through her family heirloom jade pendant—suddenly, the entire royal family can hear her true thoughts: she complains about the emperor's years of indifference, mocks the queen's "motherly care" as a show, and even teases the crown prince's "integrity" as a persona. She expects to be punished, but instead, the royals are shattered by her blunt words: the emperor secretly sends tonics to her palace, the queen teaches her flower arrangement voluntarily, and the crown prince helps her reject the marriage alliance. Su Wan's life, which she planned to spend in obscurity, is completely turned around by the royal family's "mind-reading awakening"—she not only becomes the most favored princess but also teams up with everyone to smash the enemy's usurpation plot, achieving a fate reversal against all odds.

The Eighth Pawnshop

The Eighth Pawnshop

Lin Xiaoman, an overworked office drone, stumbles into “The Eighth Pawnshop” in an old alley to save her terminally ill mother—where any wish is granted, but at the cost of one’s most precious possession. Han Mo, the shop’s icy owner, betrays a flicker of shock when he learns her price: the ability to feel happiness. As her mother recovers, Xiaoman’s joy fades into numbness. She soon discovers every item in the pawnshop holds unspoken regrets—and Han Mo’s cuff reveals the same “pawn mark” as hers. He’s the shop’s longest-trapped “guest.” When desire and redemption clash, can they break the pawnshop’s fatal curse?

Don't Touch My Precious Daughter-in-Law

Don't Touch My Precious Daughter-in-Law

Zhou Guilan, a widow for twenty years, dotes on her daughter-in-law Lin Wan like her own child—years ago, Lin Wan defied her parents, carried the seriously ill Zhou to three hospitals, and even sold her silver bracelet to pay for medical bills. But recently, her ex-husband's brother showed up with thugs, waving a fake IOU and threatening to smash Lin Wan's new grocery store. Zhou Guilan's eyes turned red instantly; clutching the receipt of Lin Wan's medical payments from years ago, she grabbed a bamboo broom and shouted: “No one dares to touch my daughter-in-law!” Yet no one knows Lin Wan's secret—she married into the family to repay the life-saving grace of Zhou Guilan's late son……

Snow Over A Thousand Peaks, Yearning For You

Snow Over A Thousand Peaks, Yearning For You

Su Wan, who runs the "Yearning Inn" in a snow-bound border town, has kept guests' love mementos for three years—all to wait for her fiancé Gu Zhao, killed in battle. Her wait is shaken by Xie Heng, an amnesiac traveler with a silver half-mask and a jade pendant carved with "Wan". He stirs tea three times (exactly like Gu Zhao) but claims no memory of her. At Gu Zhao’s empty grave, Xie Heng collapses in agony at the name "Gu Zhao" on the tombstone. Then, the men chasing him pull out Gu Zhao’s old army token—Gu Zhao is alive, but his memory was wiped to hide a military secret. Now, the secret is coming to kill them. Can the love she’s buried under a thousand peaks of snow finally bring back the real him?

Half-Ripe Lovers

Half-Ripe Lovers

Su Wan, a socially anxious bookstore owner, and Lu Shi, a sharp-tongued pastry chef, are forced to collaborate on the "Literary Sweet" project. She fears losing if she makes the first move; he’s scared his eagerness will push her away—they’ve brushed fingers while revising plans late at night, stolen glances at each other’s smiles during taste tests, yet hide "I like you" behind jabs like "Your coffee’s too bitter" or "The books you pick are too dull". It isn’t until Su Wan gets a fever and Lu Shi carries her to the hospital, with a note reading "Want to be with me?" (written ten times) falling from his pocket, that this "half-ripe" crush finally starts to turn sweet.

Love Among Antiques: A Connoisseur's Heart

Love Among Antiques: A Connoisseur's Heart

Lin Wanwan, a female antique connoisseur, hates "fake appraisers" deeply—her grandfather lost the family heirloom to a counterfeit porcelain years ago. At an auction preview, she meets Gu Shen, a cold genius appraiser—he not only sees through her fake trick at a glance but also seems linked to the old scam. To uncover the truth, Lin joins Gu's studio. From antique showdowns to backing each other up: she helps him restore a broken Song Dynasty porcelain, while he deciphers the hidden pattern code of her grandfather's collection. When the truth of the Ji Lan Glaze vase is revealed, she realizes the most important "appraisal" is her own wavering heart.

Trapped in the Girls' Dorm: My Space Buffet

Trapped in the Girls' Dorm: My Space Buffet

Second-year college student Lin Xiaoman gets trapped in the storage room of Girls' Dorm Room 302 after an accident, only to unlock a portable space—a buffet restaurant that conjures Michelin-quality food out of thin air! However, the three girls in the dorm each have their own secrets: the cold top student Xia Tang is searching for her missing sister, the energetic club president Zhou Xiaotang is being stalked by a crazy fan, and even the gentle dorm aunt's son looks exactly like him. When the girls notice strange movements in the storage room, and the space buffet suddenly serves Xia Tang's sister's exclusive chocolate, Lin Xiaoman must not only hide himself but also solve all the mysteries—otherwise, he'll be trapped forever, and the secret of the space buffet is actually tightly intertwined with the girls' fates...

Little Yama, My Unexpected Baby

Little Yama, My Unexpected Baby

Lin Wan, an emergency doctor, returns home after an all-night shift to find a pigtailed kid with a sugar-coated hawthorn squatting at the entrance. The little one, A Zhao, holds a tattered Book of Life and Death and says in a baby voice: "Sister, I'm Little Yama! You have three days left—help me fulfill three ghosts' wishes, or we'll both be punished to sweep the 18th hell by Yama Grandpa!" Lin Wan thinks he's a naughty kid until A Zhao waves his hand, making her see a dying patient's ghost: "Granny Zhang's longevity lock is on the hospital rooftop—get it back." From then on, Lin Wan saves lives by day and does "ghost missions" with A Zhao by night—helping a pancake seller find his long-lost daughter, delivering a final love letter for a suicidal student... But just as she calls A Zhao "baby" and holds him close, Black Impermanence breaks in: "Little Yama altered the Book of Life and Death—we need to take him back!" Lin Wan cries uncontrollably, only to find a longevity lock from A Zhao's pocket—the exact one she bought three years ago for her aborted baby. Turns out A Zhao is her unborn child, who snuck back just to "be Mom's kid once." Then Yama's voice echoes: "The obsession is gone—your fate has just begun..."