Invincible Upon Descending the Mountain: The Immortal Tribulation

The Magical Diary That Predicts the Future

A mysterious diary records events that are about to happen in the future. The protagonist accidentally obtains this diary and starts acting according to its predictions, only to gradually realize that things are not as simple as they seem.

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.

Crossing the Line

When her sweet boyfriend turns into a controlling monster, Lin Xiaoxia finds herself trapped in a carefully crafted love nightmare. From good morning kisses to surveillance cameras everywhere, their relationship spirals out of control. After her best friend's warning, she starts digging into his past, only to uncover a chilling truth - this isn't the first time he's gone way 'over the line'.

On Shangchun Mountain: I Don't Want to Be the Villain

While vacationing on Shangchun Mountain, Li Fan is mistakenly identified as the notorious local villain due to his coincidentally similar attire. Determined to prove his innocence, this peaceful tourist plunges into a series of hilarious mishaps: his escape is seen as a getaway, and his helpfulness interpreted as scheming. Amid the chaos, his crush, tour guide Xiaoya, brands him a villain and dismisses his explanations. Chasing the true antagonist, Li Fan is captured in a viral video framed as 'criminal,' turning him into an internet pariah. At his lowest point, he accidentally exposes the mastermind—a seemingly kind tourist entrepreneur—unleashing a shocking reversal. This micro-drama blends humor, suspense, and romance, mocking online prejudice while celebrating redemption.

Trapped in a Thousand Years of Today

A man cursed by time, trapped in the same day for ten thousand years. Every morning, he wakes to the same scenes, the same people, the same conversations. At first, he spirals into madness and despair—until he discovers the only clue to break the cycle lies in the eyes of a mysterious woman. But each time he tries to get close to her, time resets. Caught between desperation and hope, he must unravel her secret within the endless loop, or remain a prisoner of time forever.

Mountains and Seas Never Meet Again

An accident forced childhood sweethearts Lin Xi and Gu Shan apart. A decade later, they reunite in the city as strangers—she an emerging designer, he a cold business elite. Entangled in past affections and present divides, their love-hate dynamic begs the question: can they bridge the chasm between them like mountains and seas? A poignant urban romance of regret and redemption unfolds.

Thousands of Miles of Star River as My Crown

Lin Wan, the Star Lord who has guarded the Star River for a thousand years, descends to the mortal world to retrieve the "strongest obsession star"—the "wish to protect the people" from Gu Zhao, a general defending the north, as the Star River dims. Gu Zhao, leading his remaining troops against barbarians, clings to the obsession: "I'd die to guard the people." Lin Wan approaches him with a plan to take the star but is moved by his devotion. When the barbarians break through, Gu Zhao, knowing he'll die without the star, smiles and says, "If my obsession can light the Star River and keep the people safe, it's worth it." Lin Wan realizes the Star River's light comes not from taking, but from resonance—she takes the star core (the source of the Star River) from her heart to save Gu Zhao, and his obsession turns into starlight merging with the Star River. In the end, the Star River shines again. They guard the Star River and the mortal world, their bond becoming the brightest light in the stars.

Low-Key Security Guard: Slow Down, School Beauty

Lin Xiaoman, the campus beauty of Qingda University, is trapped in the underground garage by the school director’s son after rejecting his pursuit, facing imminent danger. At the critical moment, Lu Shiyan, a security guard in a worn uniform, suddenly appears, subdues the troublemaker effortlessly, but only says “It’s my duty” before turning to leave. Later, Xiaoman discovers that this man, who always squats in the security booth eating cold steamed buns, can actually repair her cherished vintage camera, secretly makes warm nests for stray cats, and even provides key surveillance evidence when she’s framed for cheating——It turns out his “low-key” hides a past of a genius teenager, and Xiaoman’s “impatience” is exactly the first knock that opens his closed heart……

The Moon Brings You to Me

Lin Xiaoman, an ancient book restorer, struggles with self-doubt amid industry competition. One night, while repairing a Song Dynasty fragment *Moonlit Melody*, the full moon suddenly “sends” Gu Zhao, a qin player from the book—he stands in a moon-white robe, holding a qin, claiming to be “an unfinished promise delivered by the moon.” Xiaoman helps Gu adapt to modern life (teaching him to scan health codes, eat taro balls in milk tea) while his qin music reignites her passion for ancient books. But as the moon wanes, Gu’s fingers start to fade—turns out he’s the author’s “unfinished regret,” and only when the “regret” in the story is understood can he stay. When Xiaoman finally pieces together the last line of the fragment: “May the moon be my letter, to keep the promise of a thousand years,” how will she hold onto this “moon that walked out of the book”?

Blind Dates Make Me Rich: My Bank Balance Is Terrifying

Lin Xiaoman, an office worker driven to tears in the bathroom by marriage pressure, finds 100,000 yuan in her account after her first blind date—the guy says she resembles his old savior. The second date: a rich kid sends 200,000 yuan because her rejection felt "so cool." The third: a CEO transfers 500,000 yuan, claiming her straightforwardness helped him rediscover his true self. From joy to anxiety, she learns her grandfather once saved a mysterious man who promised "Lin's descendants will get fortune from blind dates." But the money is actually a "missing person mission fund": find the man’s missing grandson in a month, or all her balance vanishes. Worse, Gu Chuan, the "ordinary white-collar" she’s fallen for, is that grandson—he pretended to date her to investigate his family’s disappearance. Lin juggles endless "money-sending" suitors while torn between "keeping the money or saving love," "uncovering the truth or pretending ignorance." Gu also struggles between "using her" and "truly loving her." Their romance teeters in the fog of money, as the secret behind it tightens like a net…