Mind-Reading Empress

Reborn Crown Princess Goes Rampage

After being betrayed and murdered by the crown prince and her stepsister in her past life, the crown princess is reborn with vengeance in her heart. Disguising as an innocent lamb, she gains the prince's trust while secretly building her power. Manipulating court politics and crushing rivals in the harem, her carefully laid plans culminate in a shocking revelation—when the prince finally discovers his docile wife is the mastermind behind the chaos, the entire empire has already been turned upside down. 'This time, I'll make you pay in blood!'

Indulge Your Willfulness

Business tycoon Lu Chenzhou enters a marriage of convenience with spoiled heiress Su Nian, only to find himself drawn to her willful charm. When she uncovers the dark family conspiracy behind their union, their relationship hits rock bottom. Lu must choose between power and love, while Su's willful facade hides a heart yearning for genuine care.

Deliberate Obsession

Psychologist Lin Qian awakens to her own entrapment: Her patient Su Jingxing has manipulated her for five years through an illusion of tenderness. Witnessing his facade of devotion at his ex-lover's grave shatters her delusion — their mansion is a cage, his vows are chains. On her escape night, he pins her against the door murmuring: 'Drowning in me is your sanest choice.' Unbeknownst to him, her phone glows behind her back with the message 'Evidence Uploaded' — she's been orchestrating his downfall for three months, poised to strike back.

The Lost You

When courier Lin Xiaoyang accidentally loses customer Su Man's precious package, their fates become intertwined. The package contains a love token Su intended to use to confess to her crush. Lin has 24 hours to recover it or face huge compensation. During the search, their initial resentment blossoms into affection, unaware of life's bigger surprise - the recipient name on that lost package was Lin Xiaoyang's all along.

Dragon Blade Master: The World Owes Me

Legend has it that the Dragon Blade Master wields a divine weapon, but the world owes him countless blade debts. When he re-emerges to collect, his bloody quest reveals hidden secrets behind each debt. As love, hate, and vengeance intertwine, the truth slowly surfaces—is he driven by revenge, or is there more to his story?

The Pretend-to-Be-Good Handbook: Don't Love Me Too Much

A rebellious teenager writes a 'Pretend-to-Be-Good Handbook' to deal with family and teachers, but ends up causing a series of hilarious incidents while trying to follow it.

Mind-Reading Prince

Prince Xiao Jingyan of the Northern Frontier gains the ability to read minds, only to discover dark secrets around him. At court, he hears treacherous plots; in private, his fiancée's true feelings shatter him. When the power reveals a conspiracy to overthrow the dynasty, he must choose between survival and loyalty. The cruelest twist? The only person whose thoughts he can't hear is the mysterious female assassin he desperately wants to understand.

My Baby Cultivator

Career-driven Su Man leaves her 5-year-old with her nerdy cousin Lu Ming for a week, only to discover he's been teaching the toddler cultivation techniques from fantasy novels - using a wooden sword as a toy and meditation cushions instead of bedtime stories. When the child starts demonstrating real supernatural abilities, their parenting debate turns into a frantic quest to reverse the unintended consequences of this unconventional education.

Yesterday's Vows

On the eve of her wedding, Lin Wan awakens three years earlier at the fateful crossroads. Holding two engagement letters, she weighs security with her gentle childhood friend against unimaginable wealth from an enigmatic tycoon. This time, she navigates with razor-sharp clarity, only to uncover a bone-chilling secret: her first husband's 'accidental' death connects to an insurance agent on the guest list. As bloody memories bleed into a new conspiracy, Lin Wan realizes her marriage choice could be a deadly trap - where predator and prey wear familiar masks.

Go, Taxi Uncle!

58-year-old taxi driver Lao Zhou is retiring tomorrow, but his last ride is 7-year-old Xiao Man, unconscious with a high fever—her mom, an ER doctor, is in surgery saving a crash victim. Lao Zhou is hit by a memory: a decade ago, he missed his daughter’s final moments because he was 10 minutes late. Clenching his teeth, he takes shortcuts, runs red lights, even drives onto a pedestrian street, yelling “The kid needs help!” Strangers—delivery workers, square dancers—form a human corridor to clear his way. When Xiao Man is wheeled into the ER, Lao Zhou collapses in the hallway, and his phone pings with his late daughter’s voice: “Dad, help someone next time.”