Please, Mr. Gu, Don't Love Me

The Magical Diary That Predicts the Future

A mysterious diary records events that are about to happen in the future. The protagonist accidentally obtains this diary and starts acting according to its predictions, only to gradually realize that things are not as simple as they seem.

If Only We Met Earlier

Investment banker Zhou Yu'an reunites with his college sweetheart Su Nian at a gala, discovering their lingering passion. But Su Nian's engagement ring glints under the chandeliers, and her wedding invitation burns in Zhou's pocket. When they kiss in the rainstorm, her fiancé's call shatters the moment. This ill-timed love forces them to choose: walk away or betray everything?

The Return to Capital

Shen Qingtang, the disgraced general's daughter who was exiled a decade ago, returns to the capital posing as a merchant. While running a rouge shop as cover, she secretly investigates her family's massacre, only to clash with imperial censor Pei Jingchen. As their childhood betrothal resurfaces, as political rivals' daughters approach with ulterior motives, and as a mysterious fire destroys crucial evidence—she must choose between vengeance and love. Meanwhile, in the palace shadows, the mastermind behind it all awaits her next move.

Dear Director Wen

Newbie Su Xiaonuan becomes the personal assistant to cold director Wen Mo. From mutual dislike to secret affection, their relationship takes a sweet and hilarious turn when Xiaonuan discovers Wen Mo is actually her childhood savior. But the company's strict no-dating policy puts their budding romance to the ultimate test...

Rich Girl Undercover

Heiress Su Xiaotang disguises herself as an ordinary student to escape an arranged marriage. Forced to share a dorm with scholarship student Lin Mo, their initial clashes spark unexpected romance. When her true identity threatens to surface, privilege and young love collide in this whirlwind of hidden identities and heartfelt choices.

Crossing the Line

When her sweet boyfriend turns into a controlling monster, Lin Xiaoxia finds herself trapped in a carefully crafted love nightmare. From good morning kisses to surveillance cameras everywhere, their relationship spirals out of control. After her best friend's warning, she starts digging into his past, only to uncover a chilling truth - this isn't the first time he's gone way 'over the line'.

Milk Puff and the Magic Brush

Milk Puff, an adorable and cherished creature in a forest village, discovers an ancient magic brush that brings her drawings to life. At first, she delights everyone with sketches of candy and pets, but a misstep awakens a slumbering primordial beast, plunging the village into chaos. Teaming up with a secret crush, Milk Puff battles the monster with the brush, only to expose her hidden feelings in hilarious twists. As tensions rise, she uncovers the brush's dark secret—a lost family legacy—forcing her to choose between love and duty in a thrilling journey. This mini-series blends romance, humor, and suspense, exploring themes of responsibility and courage.

The Mysterious Money Tree

When ordinary young Li Ming discovers a mystical tree that shakes out gold coins in an abandoned backyard, he thinks fortune has smiled upon him. But greed quickly spirals out of control: neighbors grow covetous, family conflicts erupt, and wealth tears the community apart. An anonymous letter reveals the tree's curse—it stems from a forgotten century-old feud, acting as a trap for revenge, with each coin haunted by vengeful spirits. Torn between desire and fear, Li must embark on a suspenseful journey to uncover the truth and confront his inner greed, before the curse consumes him and everyone involved. It's a twist-filled mystery of wealth that tests the limits of humanity.

I Just Run a Stall, But the Goddess Chases After Me

Lin Xiaoman, a delivery rider selling handmade candy at a side stall, accidentally meets Su Wan—the cold, elegant 'Director Su' from his company. It turns out the childhood sugar painting Su has searched for ten years is exactly the craft passed down from Lin's grandfather—and the candy jar engraved with 'Xiao Wan' at his stall is the treasure Su lost as a kid. Since then, Su squats at the stall daily to help: she shouts for customers in a suit skirt on a small stool, even grinds her fingers learning sugar painting. Lin goes from disbelief to secretly saving the best candy for her, but when he finally confesses, Su takes out an old photo: 'Do you remember the little fat boy who drew me a rabbit candy as a kid?' Their mutual crush, it turns out, started ten years ago—right at that sugar painting stall.