A Moment of Life and Death

The Return of the Village Flower's Parents

A touching story about a rural girl whose parents finally return home after years of working away, reuniting with their daughter.

The Pampered Princess

In a patriarchal family, Su Xiaotang is the only girl among three generations. While everyone expects her to be invisible, her seven cousins spoil her rotten. From school to career, the brothers clear all obstacles for her—until she brings home a boyfriend. The overprotective brothers instantly declare war, launching a hilarious "boyfriend survival challenge" full of absurd tests and sibling rivalry.

Love Rises with the Wind, Hard to Settle When the Wind Stops

A poignant story about love that rises with the wind but is hard to settle when the wind stops.

The Lawyer Jiang's Humble Pursuit After a Flash Marriage

The story revolves around a successful lawyer, Jiang, who finds himself deeply in love with his wife after a flash marriage. However, his pride and arrogance make it difficult for him to express his feelings. Eventually, he learns to humble himself and pursue true love in an unexpected way.

Where is My Hometown at Dusk

A short play about a wanderer's nostalgia for his hometown. It tells the story of a traveler who, at dusk in an unfamiliar city, recalls the memories of his hometown amidst loneliness, ultimately finding a sense of belonging within his heart.

Better to Love than to Meet

A and B meet on an online platform, falling deeply in love through daily heartfelt messages and longing expressions. When they finally meet in person, reserved A clashes with outgoing B, turning a romantic date into a heated argument—shattering their digital fantasy. Faced with a breakup, B declares 'better to love from afar than meet,' retreating online to preserve their pure connection. The twist: it was all A's elaborate test of loyalty, sparking emotional turmoil and a profound reflection on whether virtual or real love truly triumphs.

After the Breakup, CEO Lu Begs for Reconciliation Daily

Heiress Su Wanqing cancels her engagement with cold-hearted CEO Lu Tingxiao over a misunderstanding. But the next day, the ruthless business tycoon transforms into an affectionate puppy, pulling out all the stops to win her back - from ambushing her at work to bombarding her with love letters. Just as Su starts to soften, she uncovers a shocking truth behind his relentless pursuit...

Transmigrated as the Villainess: The Male Lead Won't Let Go

Career woman Su Xiao wakes up as the notorious villainess in a cliché novel she once mocked. The worst part? The male lead Gu Chenye can hear her inner monologue! As she desperately tries to avoid the original plot, the cold CEO corners her: 'Since you know the future, you can't escape.' Between system missions and genuine feelings, this 'scripted romance' spirals out of control—will she rewrite destiny, or was it all predetermined?

Mom, Who Am I

After a car accident, Cheng Yuqing wakes up in the hospital with complete amnesia. Returning to an unfamiliar home, she finds her mother Lin Meijuan's behavior strangely contradictory—both affectionate and distant, with unexplainable secrets hidden in her eyes. As memory fragments resurface, Yuqing discovers a burned birth certificate and a photo of a strange woman in a hidden bedroom compartment. When confronting her mother, she's met with tearful silence. Is the woman who calls her daughter every day really her biological mother? And who does the face in the mirror truly belong to?

Phoenix Flute Melody

In early Republican China, famous courtesan Feng Xiao is forcibly taken by warlord's son Lu Shaoshuai after performing the song "Rainbow Skirt". The glamorous flower queen is secretly a revolutionary using flute melodies to transmit intelligence. When Lu discovers his lover is an enemy spy, their lethal game of cat-and-mouse unfolds amidst tangled passions. Under the moonlight, her flute conceals a list that could overthrow the regime...