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The Phantom Lover

City white-collar worker Lin Xiaoxia thinks she's receiving romantic gestures when anonymous black roses arrive. But as more mysterious gifts appear—each eerily connected to her deepest secrets—she uncovers a chilling truth: this 'phantom lover' is her fiancé who died in a car crash five years ago. When the doorbell rings at midnight, is it a lingering spirit or a vengeful mastermind standing in the shadows?

Sweetness at His Lips

When icy dentist Zhou Yu'an meets sugar-obsessed pastry chef Lin Xiaoman, their worlds collide in the clinic. He bans her from eating sweets, yet always 'accidentally' leaves strawberry lollipops after her appointments. As Lin discovers his secret collection of her dessert photos, a delicious battle begins—who fell first in this war between indulgence and restraint?

Kung Fu Kitchen: Hubby Eats Happily

Ex-police officer Su Xiaodao goes undercover by marrying food critic Lu Yuan, only to discover his severe anorexia. She revolutionizes cooking with combat skills—kneading dough with grappling moves, chopping vegetables like nunchaku, and stir-frying with wok-flipping shield techniques. As Lu deciphers martial arts secrets hidden in each dish, their fake marriage simmers into something deliciously real amidst flying kitchenware.

Fruitless Longing

After waiting ten years for her boyfriend Chu Feng to return from abroad, Lin Ruyan's romantic dreams shatter when he appears coldly, admitting he moved on to a new lover and revealing a brutal truth: he fled years ago to escape debts. Crushed by betrayal, Ruyan unexpectedly meets the warm-hearted doctor Hao Ran next door. Together, they navigate the whirlwind of heartbreak and discovery, sparking a surprising twist of fate. This emotional rollercoaster blends love, deception, and redemption into a captivating micro-drama.

The Country Crow's Mouth Is Actually a Lucky Star

Lin Xiaoman, a country girl, comes to the city to live with her cousin. Her straightforwardness makes her "reminders" sound like "gloomy predictions," earning her the title of "crow's mouth" from neighbors and colleagues: She says Aunt Zhang's fish will jump out of the tank, but it actually saves a cat that fell into the tank; She says her cousin's takeout will spill, so she picks up an unspilled backup in advance; She tells her supervisor not to drink iced drinks to avoid stomachache, then hands over hot ginger tea to ease the pain. It's only when everyone finds out that her "crow's mouth" is a "warning skill" learned from her grandma: The fish would jump because she saw a crack in the tank; The takeout would spill because she noticed the delivery guy riding unsteadily; The stomachache was because she saw the supervisor staying up late. All the "bad things" didn't happen because she quietly fixed them. The girl once called "unlucky" finally becomes the "lucky star" in everyone's eyes.

Southbound Breeze, The Unreturned Lover

At "South Wind Tea House" in a small southern town, Lin Wan has waited for ten years—ten years ago, her first love Chen Mo held her hand before studying abroad and said, "When the south wind blows again, I'll run back from abroad and never leave." This year, as the south wind just carries the scent of osmanthus, a photographer named Cheng Yuan with a silver bracelet enters the tea house. He holds a photo: a man in the snow, wearing a bracelet identical to Chen Mo's. Lin Wan follows Cheng Yuan north to find the man, only to uncover the most painful secret: Cheng Yuan is Chen Mo. After a car accident five years ago, he lost all his memories, leaving only an obsession to "go south"—because the south wind holds the "home" he's been desperately trying to grasp. When Lin Wan takes out the love letter from the bottom of her trunk with trembling hands, Cheng Yuan's tears fall on the paper: "I remember. I'm the one who was supposed to come back to you." But the next second, the doctor's call hits like thunder: "His memory won't last three months." Should she keep him by her side, even if he forgets again? Or let him go to live a pain-free life? As the wind blows past the "South Wind Returns" sign at the tea house entrance, Lin Wan touches the carvings and suddenly understands: some waits are never for "return," but for "meeting again," even if the ending is an unknown breeze.

Grant You the Wild

Shen Wanning, an investment bank elite, ventures into the deep mountains to meet a client but gets lost in a rainstorm. She's rescued by Lin Ye, a "wild guy" in worn work clothes who runs a homestay—he doesn't even use WeChat. He takes her to climb trees for wild fruits at dawn and watches forest fire embers with her at night, totally upending her well-ordered life. But when she learns Lin Ye is a forestry doctor missing for three years, who once fought capital to protect the primeval forest, and her client is the real estate developer planning to destroy the forest, she must choose between career and heart, rules and wildness. This time, will she risk everything to grant him a私奔 (elopement) that's wild to the core?

All the Hardships Lead Me to You

Su Wan worked six jobs in three years to pay her mother's medical debts, juggling food delivery and convenience store night shifts. One day, she crashes into Lin Shen—her high school "white moonlight" who secretly paid her tuition—while delivering food. But now, Lin Shen is a "poor barista" at her new part-time café? To her surprise, Lin Shen recognized her long ago and has been quietly helping her fend off debt collectors. Just as Su Wan finally clears her debts and plans to confess, she discovers Lin Shen is actually the heir to a multinational group—his "disappearance" three years ago was to battle a serious illness... Turns out, all the suffering was just waiting for the sweetness—and it's exactly you standing there.

Spoiled 'Ugly' Consort Has the Best Luck

Su Wanwan, daughter of the national general, was called an 'ugly woman' due to a red birthmark on her right cheek and forced to marry the cold Emperor Murong Jing, becoming the neglected 'Ugly Consort'. On her first palace day, she was tricked into falling into water by the imperial concubine and accidentally broke into Murong Jing's study. Fearing death, she hugged his leg and coquettishly cried, 'Husband, save me,' which softened the usually stern emperor. Since then, her 'coquetry skills' helped her: she silenced hostile concubines and solved the border grain robbery for the emperor. But as Murong Jing fell for her, he found an ancient phoenix mark under her birthmark—exactly the same as the goddess who saved him ten years ago...

Wait, Am I the Great Demon King?

Lin Xiaotang, a corporate slave who counts subway transfers and milk tea deals daily, worked overtime until midnight when an old man in a cloak called her "Great Demon King." She thought it was a prank, but when she knocked over coffee, the cup floated in mid-air—then sword-wielding monks rushed to kill her, and she waved her hand instinctively, sending them flying! The red demon mark on her neck revealed the truth: she’s the reincarnation of the World-Destroying Demon King sealed 500 years ago! On one side are old followers pushing her to restore the dark empire, on the other are monks demanding her life, and worst of all, the gentle boss she’s loved for half a year is the monks’ Holy Envoy… Lin Xiaotang hugged her pancake and sobbed: "I was grabbing coupons yesterday, and today I have to choose between being a demon or a corpse?!"