Song Zhiwei: The Immortal Chef

The Amazing Grandpa

An ordinary grandpa uses his wisdom and love to help his grandson solve life's challenges, showing greatness in the ordinary.

No Falling in Love, Darling

A cold-hearted CEO meets his match when a vivacious woman becomes his fake girlfriend under strict 'no touching' rules. Their office turns into a battlefield of flirtation as their 'who falls first loses' bet backfires spectacularly. When dark secrets emerge, this pretend romance forces them to confront the feelings they swore to avoid. Will love conquer the contract, or will their hearts remain prisoner to the rules?

Love Her to the Bone

Gu Shen, a famous 'ice-cold surgeon' at the hospital, harbors an unspoken obsession for intern Su Wanqing—he leaves a permanent light on downstairs every night because she fears the dark; he secretly sews silk lining into his surgical gown to prevent bloodstains that make her dizzy; he uses three years of savings to pay off her father's huge debt. But Su Wanqing always thinks Gu Shen hates her—until she finds a medical record book filled with 'Wanqing' in his drawer. The last page holds his cancer diagnosis, dated three months after they met. His 'love her to the bone' is turning his remaining life into sugar, hidden in every detail she never noticed.

Hello, My Tsundere Junior

Senior Lin Xiaoman takes a part-time job tutoring a "tsundere junior" to earn pocket money, only to discover the student is Gu Yuchuan—the notorious sarcastic campus heartthrob from the next department. He deliberately slams his textbook in class, mocking her "explanations sound like a manual," yet leaves a warm milk tea when she pulls an all-nighter on her thesis and coldly steps in to protect her from a bullying club senior. Just when Xiaoman dismisses his behavior as petty mood swings, she stumbles upon his diary: turns out, he’s had a crush on her since freshman orientation, when she held the "New Student Guide" sign—all his "tsundere" acts were just unspoken "I care about you."

Fishing System: Catching a Koi and Breaking Records on Day One

Unemployed young man Zhou Xiaochuan accidentally binds to the "All-Things Fishing" system. On his first fishing trip, he catches a golden koi. Thinking it's a small stroke of luck, he doesn't expect the koi to trigger the system's hidden rule—everything he catches is rare in the world! Soon, he catches a hundred-year-old spiritual turtle, an extinct finless porpoise, and even breaks three international fishing records! Just as he thinks he's about to reach the peak of his life, the system suddenly issues an ultimate mission: "Catch the bronze treasure chest at the bottom of the fish pond." Meanwhile, a group of mysterious men in black are quietly approaching, seemingly searching for something...

Reborn in the 80s: Never Let Down Family and Spring

Su Xiaotang, a modern corporate slave, died from overworking overnight. When she opened her eyes, she was back on her wedding day in 1985, married into the poor Gu family—her husband Gu Chengyuan, a retired soldier, was being taken away by the police to take the blame for his brother's theft. Her mother-in-law coughed so hard she couldn't stand, and her sister-in-law clung to her衣角, crying for her brother. In her previous life, she left the Gu family for their poverty, only to regret bitterly in old age when she learned Gu Chengyuan became disabled from a car accident while looking for her. This time, she gripped Gu Chengyuan's hand firmly: “I believe you. We'll clear your name together!” Using her modern business sense, she sold crocheted sweaters at a stall, collected old stamps from junk yards, and helped the village sell vegetables to the supply and marketing cooperative. She outwitted the village bully who wanted their homestead and quietly healed Gu Chengyuan's war-induced PTSD. When Gu Chengyuan hugged her and cried, “I thought I'd lose you,” Su Xiaotang smiled and touched his face: “This time, I'll make up for all the family and spring I owed you.”

The Legend of Shanxiao in Heizhugou

Female journalist Lin Wan ventures into Heizhugou—the "Valley of Death"—to solve her father's disappearance during a scientific expedition years ago, armed with his diary and a quest for the legendary "Shanxiao" (a mountain demon in local lore). Her companion, wilderness expert Lu Ye, dismisses the Shanxiao as a myth, but strange events plague their journey: malfunctioning compasses, vandalized camps, and eerie childlike wails at night. When Lin Wan finds her father's diary symbols match mountain wall totems, she uncovers that the Shanxiao legend hides an old expedition betrayal—and Lu Ye's identity is deeply tied to her father's death…

Hired by the Empress to Teach, the Princess Is My Student

A modern office worker named Lin Mo accidentally travels to the ancient Great Jing Dynasty. Hoping to lie low and live an uneventful life, he is personally summoned by Empress Xiao Yao to serve as the royal tutor for her favorite Princess Taiping. But he soon discovers the princess is spoiled, willful, and loves pranking him—even rewriting his lesson plans into joke books. Stuck between meeting the empress's assessment standards and taming the mischievous princess, Lin Mo's teaching career is total chaos. Yet as they spend time together, he finds the soft heart hidden beneath her tough exterior and gets drawn into the undercurrents of the imperial court.

I Married the Cold Proud Goddess in a Flash

Lin Mo, an ordinary office worker pressured by his family to marry, enters a flash marriage just to deal with his relatives. Unexpectedly, his partner is Su Qingyuan, the rumored cold and decisive business female president. Initially, they are contractual couples with invisible barriers. Until Lin Mo catches a glimpse of Su Qingyuan's soft side hidden behind her cold mask, their transactional relationship gradually changes, drawing him into the power vortex of Su Qingyuan's family.

Three Feet of Spring

At the end of a three-feet-wide old alley, A-Po, who has run a qipao shop for 20 years, mends the old days day after day. One day, she picks up a drunk boy at the alley entrance, who holds a half old qipao embroidered with plum branches and knows nothing about his own background. The jade finger ring on the boy’s hand is exactly the token of A-Po’s lover lost in the war. In this three-feet spring scenery, there is A-Po’s lifelong waiting and the secret of the boy’s identity. A cross-century reunion is quietly unfolding in the narrow alley.