透视小神医，专治各种不服

The Vanishing Fiancée

On the eve of their wedding, Lin Hao receives a final text from his fiancée Su Qing saying 'I'm sorry' before she disappears without a trace. With the police investigation going nowhere, Lin Hao embarks on his own search. As he follows the clues, he uncovers Su Qing's shocking double life and realizes their picture-perfect relationship was an elaborate deception from the start. When the truth finally emerges, Lin Hao must choose between love and vengeance.

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.

Kiss to Behave

Rebel school bully Zhou Ye fears nothing—until transfer student Lin Xiaoman accidentally discovers his weakness: one kiss turns him into an obedient puppy! When this secret spreads, Zhou's reputation crumbles. The worst part? He's starting to crave kisses from the nerdy girl who blackmails him with this power...

Kiss in the Poisonous Mist

A deadly encounter between a mysterious female assassin and an undercover detective at a fog-shrouded pier ignites an irresistible attraction. She carries a bloody past, while he hides a dangerous mission. As lies and truth intertwine, their forbidden love born from deception must survive the darkness. When the morning mist clears, can the survivor keep their original promise?

Heart Strings

Dr. Jiang Lin, the icy prodigy of cardiac surgery, turns into a flustered mess whenever his wife ignores him. When scandalous photos surface of him being embraced by a female patient, his wife files for divorce. Panicked, the renowned doctor does the unthinkable: reading apologies hospital-wide and chasing her ambulance for miles with their wedding ring. But desperate grand gestures unveil her buried sacrifice during a lab explosion three years ago - a secret that rewrites every misunderstanding. As gossip becomes the talk of the town, their emotional marathon asks: who's truly stealing whose breath away?

Spring of the Guard

Mall security guard Lao Zhou is stunned when he recognizes the new fashion buying director, Vivi, as his bespectacled admirer from high school. As Vivi coldly denies their past, Lao Zhou embarks on a mission to expose her true identity. Using surveillance cameras and master keys, he engineers unexpected encounters, until a chilling warning from Vivi shatters his illusions. Beneath the glass-domed atrium, their game of cat-and-mouse spirals into dangerous territory, where buried trauma threatens to unravel both lives just as spring blossoms overhead.

Mr. Gu, You Dropped Your Jade Pendant: My Doctor Wife Is So Sweet

Cold and aloof CEO Gu Tingshen loses his family heirloom jade pendant—a last memento from his late mother—and scrambles to search the entire city for it. Meanwhile, Su Xiaoman, a young doctor who just descended from the mountains, finds the pendant during a free clinic and keeps it as a lucky charm, thinking it’s ordinary. When Gu Tingshen and his assistant confront Xiaoman while she’s giving an old man acupuncture, they quarrel: Gu accuses her of "stealing," and Xiaoman fires back that he’s a "cold-blooded capitalist." But as they spend time together, Gu discovers that this feisty doctor is not only highly skilled but also brings him herbal meals during overtime and uses acupuncture to ease his stomach pain. Xiaoman also learns that the seemingly indifferent Gu has been quietly funding mountain clinics. When the pendant is finally returned, Gu holds Xiaoman’s hand and says: "You can give the pendant back, but you—can you stay with me?"

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…

May I Bite You?

Lin Xiaoman, a psychologist with tactile aphasia who can only perceive emotions through the touch of biting, accidentally bites Gu Shen—an 'emotion insulator' who never lies. To her surprise, she feels the 'temperature of a heartbeat' from him. Gu Shen approaches Lin to find his missing sister, and her disappearance is precisely linked to Lin's 'biting' ability. As the forbidden bite becomes their mutual redemption, when lies are exposed, they realize: the so-called 'bite' is never a tool for perception, but a chain binding their fates—either tear off the truth together, or sink into darkness together.

When You Turn Around, I'm Gone

Gu Chuan, a creative director at an advertising agency, has been trapped in the shadow of his girlfriend Lin Xiaoman's sudden disappearance for three years—until Su Xiao, an intern who looks exactly like Xiaoman, appears. She makes Xiaoman's favorite osmanthus sugar lotus root, puts a coat over him during overtime, and even shares the exact same head-scratching habit. Just as Gu Chuan thinks "Xiaoman is back," Su Xiao breaks down and reveals the truth: Xiaoman died in a car accident three years ago, and on her deathbed, she asked her younger sister Su Xiao to "exist" in Gu Chuan's life instead, just to spare him the despair of "no one being there when he turns around." When Gu Chuan finds Xiaoman's last diary entry, it reads: "What I fear most isn't death—it's you turning around and not seeing me."