The Accidental Imperial Concubine

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.

Obsessive Favor

CEO Lu Chenzhou's notorious favoritism towards intern Su Nuan sparks chaos in the corporation, from unorthodox hiring to exclusive privileges. When Su accidentally discovers all special treatments are elaborate revenge schemes, Lu is already drowning in genuine feelings. In this love-disguised hunting game, who's truly the prey?

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.

Redemption Reaction

Convicted nuclear physicist Cheng Ye is offered a chance at freedom by reviving the abandoned 'Kuafu' fusion project. Under military surveillance, he battles technical crises and professional skepticism while uncovering a doomsday weapon disguised as clean energy. As the reactor reaches critical stage, Cheng must choose between his pardon and preventing catastrophe that could wipe out millions.

Her Boudoir, His Battlefield

On her wedding night, the prime minister's daughter awaits in crimson bridal finery. When an assassin's blade presses to her throat, she whispers: 'I knew you'd come, husband.' What begins as a lethal trap unravels as she recognizes the anguish in his eyes. Her hairpin strikes true—but reveals his hidden imperial decree: this infiltrator is no mere assassin, but the commander sworn to exterminate her family. With poisoned arrows nocked, she demands her antidote at swordpoint. He laughs blood onto her wedding robes, plunging the toxin-dipped pin into his own heart: 'You saved this life seven winters ago... let it repay yours now.'

Trapped in a Thousand Years of Today

A man cursed by time, trapped in the same day for ten thousand years. Every morning, he wakes to the same scenes, the same people, the same conversations. At first, he spirals into madness and despair—until he discovers the only clue to break the cycle lies in the eyes of a mysterious woman. But each time he tries to get close to her, time resets. Caught between desperation and hope, he must unravel her secret within the endless loop, or remain a prisoner of time forever.

Paper Roses 2: The Unfinished Confession

Lin Xiaoman, a wedding planner, never uses red paper to fold roses. Seven years ago, 999 red paper roses she made after three sleepless nights became her unspoken confession—right before giving them to Gu Chuan, she saw him walk into a cinema with her best friend. Now Gu Chuan is back with a little girl named "Xiao Mei Gui" (Little Rose), whose paper rose is identical to the one from years ago. Xiaoman braces for old pain, only to learn Xiao Mei Gui's mother is the courier who was supposed to deliver her flowers. Gu Chuan never got her roses—he found the courier's dropped ones and mistook the courier for his "Rose Girl." When Gu Chuan pulls out the crumpled paper roses he's saved for seven years, and when Xiao Mei Gui tugs her hand saying, "Dad's been looking for this flower forever," those feelings frozen by misunderstanding finally start to unfurl, ready to bloom again in a second spring.

After My Ex-Fiancée Backed Out, I Bound a Sweet Romance System with the Campus Belle

Three days before the wedding, Lin Chuan was dumped by his five-year girlfriend Su Xiao—she left him for a rich second-generation, sneering, "You can't give me what I want." Heartbroken, he squatted outside a convenience store eating instant noodles when his phone suddenly showed a "Sweet Romance System" notification: bind with Xia Wan, the campus belle adored by all boys. Complete tasks for luck buffs; fail and face social death penalties. Xia Wan initially found him "annoying", but his gentleness when wiping a stray cat's paws and tilting the umbrella all to her in the rain slowly melted her heart. When Su Xiao saw their intimate photos and begged to get back together, Lin Chuan smiled and held Xia Wan's hand: "My happiness now comes from her." And the system's ultimate task? "Spend your life with your bound partner."

When Courting the Goddess, I Gave My Heart Away

Lin Chuan, a socially awkward programmer, had a crush on campus goddess Su Wan for three years. He secretly wrote a 108-page "courtship manual"—calculating her milk tea sweetness and matching his outfits to hers—yet every move failed: spilling morning tea on her white dress, deleting her thesis while fixing her computer. Just as he prepared to give up, Su Wan asked him to the playground: "I’ve read all your 'courtship plans' in the notebook." Panicked, Lin Chuan stammered an apology—until Su Wan pulled out a pink-flannel notebook: "This is my 'anti-courtship diary'—since you gave me warm ginger tea the first time, I’ve waited for your 'sincere surrender'." It turns out every "chance encounter" was intentional, every "smile without reply" was waiting; the so-called "courtship" was just two silly kids passing their hearts through a thin layer of paper.

Blame You for Being Too Dazzling

Lin Xiaoman, a socially anxious illustrator, saves Gu Chengchuan, a top-tier celebrity, on a late night. To cover up the scandal, they’re forced to pretend to be a “secret couple.” Gu’s brilliance is like the sun—flowers and cameras follow him everywhere—while Lin is used to huddling in corners drawing stars. She fears her dimness will be crushed by his light, and even more, that when she falls deeper, he’s just putting on a show. But when Gu cancels his schedule to accompany her drawing streetlights at midnight, when he shields her in his arms from a mob of reporters and says, “She’s more important than all my stardom,” Lin realizes: The most dazzling thing isn’t his halo—it’s the unique light in his eyes when he looks at her.