Back to 1982: Confronting the School Beauty's Family to Collect Debts at the Start

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.

Five-and-a-Half-Year-Old Fubao

Meet Fubao, a whimsical 5-year-old girl whose innocent perspective magically resolves adults' troubles. When her single mom faces a career crisis and their elderly neighbor confronts demolition issues, Fubao's unintentionally wise remarks create miraculous turning points. This heartwarming short series reveals life's simplest yet most precious truths through a child's eyes.

Kiss to Behave

Rebel school bully Zhou Ye fears nothing—until transfer student Lin Xiaoman accidentally discovers his weakness: one kiss turns him into an obedient puppy! When this secret spreads, Zhou's reputation crumbles. The worst part? He's starting to crave kisses from the nerdy girl who blackmails him with this power...

Splendor in White

Renowned surgeon Lin Ziyan, the youngest department head in the hospital, appears impeccable in his white coat yet emotionally detached. His sterile world shatters when Su Qiao—a street-smart con artist known for staging accidents—crashes into his life after a mysterious car crash. As she lands on his operating table with critical injuries, Lin discovers damning evidence linking her to a covered-up medical scandal from three years ago. Was this collision an act of revenge, or a ruthless attempt to silence her by a powerful medical syndicate? Under the blinding surgical lights, white lies and bloody truths unravel stitch by stitch.

Little Fubao Stuns the 1980s with Clay Sculptures

16-year-old rural girl Fubao learned clay sculpting from her grandma for a decade. When she went to the city to live with her aunt, her cousin mocked her for “being embarrassing with mud,” and even the auntie next door advised her to “find a husband quickly.” But she treasured the discarded clay, staying up all night to create *Hundred Kids Celebrating Spring*—the clay dolls had visible eyelashes, and the old peddler’s pipe even had a “tobacco stub.” At the county cultural center’s intangible heritage exhibition, judges squatted by the display case, exclaiming, “Are these clay figures alive?!” When the old village chief rushed in with a newspaper shouting, “Fubao’s in the county paper!” All the neighbors who once laughed at her crowded the aunt’s doorstep, even her cousin blushed and asked to learn. Fubao揉turned folk craftsmanship into the wind of the 1980s, showing everyone: the simplest mud holds the warmest essence of life.

Every Loss Is a Move: The Genius Trader's Tide-Turning Game

Lin Shen, a genius trader, is drawn into a capital maze after his mentor's mysterious death—his heavy-positioned stocks crash, his trusted partner betrays him, and even his girlfriend's company falls to a hostile takeover. Every step feels engineered to make him “lose for sure.” But in despair, he uncovers a secret: those “losses” are breadcrumbs left by his mentor—bait to lure the mastermind out of the shadows. With his last ten million yuan, Lin Shen launches a “suicidal” reverse strategy, vowing to turn the tide in the capital game. Winning back what he lost is just the start; he’s determined to unearth his mentor’s killer and make the shadowy puppeteer pay.

The Counterattack Starts From the Village

Lin Xiaoman, who failed the college entrance exam, was mocked by villagers as "the most useless kid in the village". His ex-girlfriend, who cheated on him with a rich second-generation from the county town, even sarcastic him, "You'll never turn your life around." But he was determined to make a name for himself in the village—when he found that the old-fashioned apples were unsalable because they were "too rustic", he used short videos to film the warmth of the village and the crisp sweetness of the apples. However, he was doubted by the village head as "not doing proper work" and even had his internet cable cut by competitors secretly. But when the first video went viral, city people drove to buy apples, when the villagers' wallets bulged, and when Xiao Tang, the village secretary's daughter, quietly handed him a bowl of hot porridge and said "I believe in you", Lin Xiaoman finally understood: Counterattack never means running away to the city, but taking root in the village and becoming his own light.

Ex-Wife Begged for Reconciliation, I Threw the Agreement and Walked Away

Lin Chuan divorced his ex-wife Su Xiao three years ago due to her infidelity, raising their daughter Duoduo alone through his startup's lowest point. Just as his company secured financing, Su Xiao showed up with a reconciliation agreement, weeping that she'd been tricked by her best friend into leaving and now wanted to make amends. Staring at her, Lin Chuan recalled the desperate night Duoduo was hospitalized with pneumonia—he'd knelt in the hospital corridor, begging Su Xiao to come, while she posted social media updates from Sanya. He sneered, slamming the agreement on the floor: “You left faster than the wind back then. Now Duoduo and I finally have a warm life—we don’t need a ‘returning stranger’ like you.” As he turned to leave, he missed the cancer diagnosis Su Xiao clutched tightly—she wasn’t begging for a second marriage, just a few more days as “Mom” before her time ran out.

Accidental Flash Marriage: My Husband Is My Best Friend's Big Brother

Su Xiao impulsively got into a flash marriage to escape marriage pressure, only to wake up the next morning shocked—her “husband” is Lin Shen, the CEO brother of her best friend Lin Xia! While terrified of Lin Xia finding out she “stole” her brother, she’s melted by Lin Shen’s contrasting charm: the icy man in public secretly heats her breakfast, remembers her milk tea sweetness, and even brings her hand warmers when she works overtime. When Lin Xia catches them together, Su Xiao is about to confess, but Lin Shen holds her hand and smiles: “Five years ago in the hospital, you helped me pick up medical records and said ‘Brother, be careful’—I’ve searched for you for five years, finally seizing the chance to marry you in a flash.” All the “accidents” were actually his long-planned scheme.

When You Turn Around, I'm Gone

Gu Chuan, a creative director at an advertising agency, has been trapped in the shadow of his girlfriend Lin Xiaoman's sudden disappearance for three years—until Su Xiao, an intern who looks exactly like Xiaoman, appears. She makes Xiaoman's favorite osmanthus sugar lotus root, puts a coat over him during overtime, and even shares the exact same head-scratching habit. Just as Gu Chuan thinks "Xiaoman is back," Su Xiao breaks down and reveals the truth: Xiaoman died in a car accident three years ago, and on her deathbed, she asked her younger sister Su Xiao to "exist" in Gu Chuan's life instead, just to spare him the despair of "no one being there when he turns around." When Gu Chuan finds Xiaoman's last diary entry, it reads: "What I fear most isn't death—it's you turning around and not seeing me."