Love at First Wedding, Spring Hills Await

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.

Gorgeous Life

On the eve of an awards ceremony, superstar Lin Xia vanishes, leaving only a cryptic suicide note. Private investigator Chen Mo uncovers shocking truths behind her glamorous facade - plastic surgery, body doubles, and blackmail. Everyone around her wears a mask. As the dark truth emerges, Chen realizes he's become a pawn in this deadly game.

Obsessive Love

When a psychiatrist meets her most dangerous patient, the line between doctor and prey begins to blur. Dr. Su Wan finds herself trapped in a psychological game as her seemingly docile patient Cheng Ye reveals his terrifying obsession. As stalking turns to manipulation, the therapist must use her professional skills to counter this twisted relationship. In this dangerous mind game, who's really pulling the strings?

The Eldest Sister's Dilemma

At 25, Su Man is forced to become guardian to her three rebellious siblings. Returning from a high-paying job abroad, she finds her brother addicted to esports, her sister dropping out due to puppy love, and the youngest singing on streets. Worse, the family business nears collapse. The iron-willed eldest imposes strict rules, clashing with gentle music teacher Lin Mo. When tough love meets teenage rebellion, who will win this emotional tug-of-war?

Long Live Gaokao: The Golden List

Underachiever Chen Xiaobei stumbles upon a mysterious 'Genius System' that provides Gaokao answers in exchange for bizarre tasks. But when he forms a study group with campus belle Lin Xueqing, he discovers a horrifying truth - each answer corresponds to a classmate's misfortune. Torn between love and conscience, Chen must break the system's curse to save his entire class before the national college entrance exams.

Starting with a Basket of Wild Duck Eggs

Lin Xiaoman, a 996 office worker, quits her job to inherit her grandmother's failing duck farm after the elderly woman is hospitalized. On her first day, she finds a basket of wild duck eggs by the river, seeing them as her "start-up capital" to save the farm. But Gu Heng, the new village forest ranger in camouflage, blocks her door—claiming the eggs belong to the nationally protected spot-billed ducks and demanding their return. Xiaoman bursts into tears: her grandma's surgery fee depends on these eggs! Gu Heng softens and offers a deal: he'll help her revive the duck farm if she helps incubate the eggs and return them to the duck mother. From constant bickering to repairing the duck shed together, chasing away weasels that steal ducks, and even raising money for grandma's surgery, their relationship warms. But just as the wild eggs are about to hatch, the duck farm is suddenly targeted by developers for demolition…

Thousand Miles of Marriage, A Long Way Home

Lin Wan married for love and moved a thousand miles to a Gobi town in northwest China. In three years, her sweet dreams faded into cold reality—her husband was stuck in the mine and rarely came home, her mother-in-law blamed her for being "childless," and the once tender "I'll take care of you" had long turned into "you're a burden." Until a call came: her mother had a cerebral hemorrhage and was unconscious. She dug out her savings from the bottom of the box, trudged through ankle-deep snow to buy a ticket, only to be told the next bus wouldn't leave for three days. Crouching outside the ticket office in tears, a truck driver handed her a cup of hot milk tea: "I'm hauling coal to your hometown. Want a ride?" On the 800-kilometer journey, she held her mother's old knitted sweater, flipped through old photos with her husband on her phone. The Gobi outside the window looked just like the starry sky when they eloped years ago—but this time, she didn't know if the end was a homecoming or a new start...

Sea Wind Carried My Goodbye

Lin Xiaoman and Xu Xingye, childhood sweethearts from a coastal town, were each other's "starlight in the wind"—he filled seashells with waves for her, she collected summer night stars in glass jars for him. But when Xu got admitted to a Beijing art college, Xiaoman hid her own art exam pass because of her grandma's Alzheimer's. On their agreed "last meeting," Xu was late from sending the suddenly ill grandma to the hospital. Xiaoman waited all night, finally saying "goodbye" to the rising tide's wind. Three years later, Xiaoman runs a "Wind Convenience Store" by the sea. One day, a man holding osmanthus cake stands at the door—he says, the "I'll wait for you" he didn't say back then has been carried by the sea wind for three years.

Destiny: The Beauty's Calamity

Su Wan, who was murdered by her stepsister and fiancé in her previous life, is reborn on the day of her wedding to Xiao Jingyan, the infamous 'wife-killing warlord'. She believes this marks the start of her 'beauty's calamity', only to uncover that Xiao Jingyan has long been secretly protecting her—her past death was a scheme crafted by others using the name of 'destiny'. As the curse behind the 'wife-killing' rumor emerges and old enemies lay new traps, can Su Wan and Xiao Jingyan break free from fate and find redemption in true love amidst the calamity?

Never Regret My Longing for Nanqiao

Su Wanqing spent ten years keeping the "locust tree promise" with Nanqiao, sewing her longing into every wedding dress embroidered with green locust leaves. Until the vanished him reappears at her new collection launch with a "fiancée"—he’s become a multinational CEO, and the woman beside him laughs, "We’re engaged next week." But he hides the locust leaf pendant (stolen from her hair back then) in his cufflink, and whispers to the locust flowers under her window at night: "I’m back to repay the ten years I owe you." When the misunderstanding breaks, will those unspoken "I miss you"s turn into "I’ll marry you"?