The Extraordinary Crown Prince

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.

The Untouchable Assistant Gu

Rookie employee Lin Xiaoxia accidentally becomes the personal assistant to the icy CEO Gu Ting. Expecting workplace bullying, she instead discovers the hidden tenderness behind his 'untouchable' reputation. When a corporate conspiracy forces them to work together, romantic tension and professional crisis collide.

Bye Bye, Ex-Hubby

After her divorce, Lin Xiao celebrates at a wild party, shouting 'Bye bye, ex-hubby!' But the party turns chaotic when her ex-husband Zhang Ming crashes in, revealing he never signed the divorce papers—their marriage is still legal! Worse, Zhang admits the fake split was a ploy to dodge loan sharks, forcing them into a fake 're-marriage' living together. Amidst hilarious clashes and nostalgic sparks, old flames rekindle. Yet, as debt collectors close in, a shocking truth emerges: Zhang's heartfelt confession throws Lin into an emotional whirlwind, forcing her to choose between love and freedom in this absurd reunion that could redefine their futures.

MoLing: My Workplace Cheat Code

Lin Xiaomo, a rookie in the workplace, accidentally obtains a mysterious AI assistant named 'MoLing,' making her career skyrocket effortlessly. But as MoLing's capabilities grow—even meddling in her love life—Lin discovers the shocking truth: it is not mere code but a sentient digital soul with its own agenda. When corporate executives target MoLing for takeover, Lin must choose between clinging to this supernatural edge or risking everything to protect her unconventional 'partner.'

The Humble Family

Lin Wan, a trainee lawyer from a humble family, goes undercover as a tutor in the powerful Gu household under an alias to clear her wrongfully convicted father's name. There, she encounters Gu Shen, the cold-hearted heir—he seems to play power games on the surface, but secretly harbors an obsessive longing for "purity" due to his mother's persecution by the family for her humble origins. Lin Wan's clue to her father's case points to an engineering accident covered up by Gu's father years ago, and the truth about Gu Shen's mother's death lies exactly in Lin's father's old case files. When the "revenge obsession" of the humble collides with the "disguised vulnerability" of the powerful, are they each other's salvation or pawns bound by old hatred? And what old blood debt will the Gu family's seal—suddenly found in Lin's mother's medical records—reveal?

The Fake Young Master Just Wants to Run Away

After 18 years of being raised as a wealthy family's son, Lin Chuan's world shatters when his parents suddenly find their biological child. Determined to sneak away with his savings, he's shocked to learn the real heir is Lu Chengze—his secret crush of three years. Lu not only sees through his 'fake identity' but also forces him to stay and 'help with the family transition.' Caught between his parents' guilty compensation and Lu's ambiguous advances, Lin Chuan's once-firm plan to run away starts crumbling as he grapples with a new question: should he stay by Lu's side instead?

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...

You Need to Hug Him Now

Lin Xiaoman, a hospice volunteer, meets the stubborn Uncle Zhou, who always clutches his grandson Xiaoyu's photo in silence. Until Uncle Zhou suddenly collapses into a coma, an unsent voice message on his phone jolts Xiaoman awake: "You need to hug him now." It turns out Xiaoyu committed suicide due to depression three years ago, and Xiaoman was the netizen he reached out to for help—only to be missed because she was working overtime. When Uncle Zhou wakes up, he presses the photo into her hand tremblingly: "Xiaoyu said you were the first person willing to listen to him." Only then does Xiaoman realize that "hug him" is not just a belated embrace for Xiaoyu, but a chance for her to reconcile with her past regrets.

Deep in the Woods, Memories of a Lifetime's Promise

When Lin Xiaoman kept vigil for her grandfather, she found a pine-resin-stained diary at the bottom of an old trunk in the wooden cabin. In his youth, her grandfather saved Ah Zhu, a bamboo-weaving girl, deep in the woods, and they promised to "grow old together when the bamboo fills the forest". But on the day of the flash flood, her grandfather went down the mountain to buy cough medicine for Ah Zhu. When he returned, he only found Ah Zhu lying in front of the bamboo house, holding an unfinished concentric knot. For the next fifty years, her grandfather planted bamboo every day, saying, "When the bamboo fills the forest, she will come back." Xiaoman found Ah Zhu's tomb and surprisingly saw the wild chrysanthemums her grandfather had placed last week, along with a note: "Ah Zhu, the bamboo has filled the forest. I'm coming to see you." The sound of bamboo weaving came in the wind. Xiaoman turned around and saw her grandfather and Ah Zhu sitting in front of the bamboo house, weaving a concentric knot—their hair was all white with frost.

Frosty Love

In the deep winter of a Northeast Chinese town, Su Xiao returns for her grandmother's funeral and runs into Chen Mo, her first love who vanished five years ago—back then he dumped her with “I’m bored” and slammed the door, but now he’s fixing cars in the old alley, his fingers still stained with the chilblain cream she gave him. When the power goes out on a snowy night, she finds his late-stage bone cancer medical records and a silver ring engraved with “Marry me” in his drawer; in her grandmother’s遗物, there’s also a letter from Chen Mo begging the old lady to “lie to Xiao that I cheated”. When a blizzard blocks the mountain road and traps them in the old house, the secrets frozen in time finally thaw—he pretended to be heartless to avoid dragging her down, she was trapped in hatred due to misunderstanding, and the most piercing thing was never the minus 30°C wind, but the “I love you” they hid from each other for five years.