Why Did My Grandson Turn Into a Parrot?

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.

Sixth Attempt Protocol

Time agent trainee Lin Miao faces her sixth reboot: Make ruthless CEO Shen Yan fall for her. After failing as his secretary, lifesaver, and even taking a bullet for him (only to hear "your motives are impure" each time), she decides to quit playing by the rules. But when she stumbles upon his phone gallery filled with photos from her past five attempts, a shocking truth emerges—he remembers everything, and has been counting down her missions all along.

The Copy Everything Pot: Time-Travel Adventure

A modern youth Wang Xiao accidentally travels back to the chaotic Warring States period with a magic pot that can replicate any model into real objects. Using the pot to copy luxuries, he thrives in the ancient world, but draws the envy of imperial figures who plot against him. When he replicates a fake general, it sparks a deadly power struggle. Emotionally torn, he falls for an enemy princess, leading to life-or-death choices. Will the fake emperor he created unravel history, and can he save his love? This thrilling adventure is packed with twists and humor.

The Disfigured Heiress is the Star Queen

Heiress Lin Wan'er suffers facial disfigurement in a fire, abandoned by her wealthy family and ostracized by society. Yet, using masterful disguise skills, she reinvents herself as the mysterious 'Phantom Star', a top actress who dominates the entertainment industry with awards. As her fame soars, her childhood lover returns seeking revenge, determined to expose her true identity. Caught in a whirlwind of love and betrayal, Lin must navigate her dual persona while facing suspense: will her secret be revealed, shattering her new life? A thrilling identity game begins.

Shadow of You in the Temple Light

She lights lamps daily before the Buddha, praying to see her husband who died in war once more. One night, the sacred light extinguishes, and in the darkness, familiar footsteps approach—he returns in blood-stained armor, cold as a ghost. Is her devotion rewarded, or is it a vengeful spirit? A haunting love story between life and death unfolds under the dim temple lights...

Mom, I Don’t Want to Love You Anymore

On Lin Xiaoman's 30th birthday night, she slams the birth control pills her mom Su Min hid in her bag onto the table—it’s the Nth time her mom has interfered with her relationship. From tearing up her comic books in elementary school, forcing her to give up painting for accounting in college, to stalking her dates now, Su Min’s “for your own good” feels like a noose choking her. Xiaoman cries out, “Mom, I don’t want to love you anymore,” and slams the door. But three days later, she gets a critical illness notice from the hospital: Su Min was diagnosed with late-stage ovarian cancer a year ago. Those “controls” were just her desperate attempt to teach Xiaoman “how to live alone” in the little time she had left.

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?"

The Imperial Champion: Short Drama Edition

Lin Xiaoman, an orphan from a poor family, disguises herself as a man to take the imperial exam in order to clear her wrongfully accused father's name. However, she clashes with Gu Zhao, the prime minister's son, during her preparation—Gu Zhao识破 her female identity and starts “helping” her as a way to test her, while unknowingly falling for her. On the eve of the exam, the Minister of Rites' family frames Lin by leaking exam questions, trying to ruin her chance of justice. With her identity on the brink of exposure and her father's injustice unresolved, can Lin pass the exam with Gu Zhao's secret help, uncover the court conspiracy, and clear her father's name?

Unspoken Love Under the Old Moon

Lin Wan returns to her high school to heal from a project failure and meets Chen Mo—her old classmate who once collected moonlight in a glass jar with her—running a used book stall at night. Chen Mo opens his cherished *Starry Sky* album, revealing a yellowed note: "Sept 15, 2013. The moon tastes like the orange candy you gave me. I wanted to say I like you, but you were going to Shanghai—I was afraid to be a burden." Lin Wan pulls out her phone and shows a decade-old draft: "Chen Mo, the moon is hiding in the clouds tonight. I wanted to tell you I also like watching ants with you by the flower bed, but you fixed the girl next class's pen—I'm afraid I'm多余 (unnecessary)." Just then, the moon emerges from the clouds, exactly as it was ten years ago. Chen Mo, with red ears, says: "I fixed that pen to practice—I wanted to fix your leaky Hero pen." Lin Wan laughs through tears: "I'm starting a job in Shanghai tomorrow—actually, because you said you wanted to see the moon over the Huangpu River back then." Under the same moonlight, they finally say the "I like you" they've hidden for ten years—turns out the moon never left; they just hid their words in its light.

Mr. Xie's Soft Sweet Bean

Xie Shiyan, known as the "Ice Yama" in investment banking, has struggled with chronic insomnia—until one late night, he eats a taro cheese ball from a tiny alley dessert stall. The sweetness seeps into his heart, giving him the deepest sleep he’s had in six months. The stall owner, Lin Xiaoman, is a recent pastry graduate who’s clinging to the stall to raise money for her brother’s surgery. She’s like a glowing little sweet bean, always saying, "Life is worth it." When Mr. Xie starts showing up every day on time, secretly fixing her stall light, and fending off debt collectors for her, Lin Xiaoman realizes: The iceberg that’s been frozen for thirty years has already melted into a soft crack because of her—his suit pocket always holds her nougat, his phone wallpaper is her flour-streaked face when kneading dough, and all his "exceptions" are only for his little sweet bean.