No More Fake Affections for My Rest Life

Black Humor

A short play filled with irony and absurdity, showcasing the dark humor in life through a series of unexpected plot twists.

Echoes Across Time

City executive Lin Xia receives a mysterious letter from 20 years ago, leading her back to a remote mountain village where her mother disappeared. Teaming up with Dr. Cheng Yuan, the guardian of the village's secrets, they uncover a mind-bending truth about time loops. As past and present collide, whose voice is truly calling through the decades?

Sword of Destiny

An ordinary boy Lin Qi obtains an ancient divine sword, only to be entangled in an immortal realm's millennia-old conspiracy. When he discovers his beloved martial sister is actually the daughter of his nemesis, the god-slaying sword in his hand must sever fate's threads - but at what cost? As the ultimate battle between immortals and demons looms, will his blade pierce the heavens... or his own heart?

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.

Glow in the Ashes

In a countryside summer night filled with glowing fireflies, carefree photographer Chen Feng encounters a mysterious woman, Ye Ying, and they fall in love amidst the shimmering lights. But beneath the romance lurks deadly secrets: Ye Ying is the vengeful ghost of a woman who perished in a suspicious fire 30 years ago, now targeting Chen's family. As Chen uncovers his ancestors' buried guilt, the fireflies begin to fade mysteriously, heralding a curse of revenge. Torn between love and truth, he must choose redemption through forgiveness or succumb to the ashes. This suspenseful, poetic tale of betrayal and passion begs the question: who will emerge into the light?

My Talking Antiques & The Superpowered Nobody

Lin Xiaoman, owner of an antique shop, is going crazy—her Song Dynasty porcelain vase criticizes her for misplacing items, a Qing Dynasty silver lock sings old tunes at midnight, and even a Ming Dynasty inkstone throws brushes in protest! To top it off, Gu Yan, a self-proclaimed "superpowered nobody," shows up, claiming he can "hear" antiques' emotions and help her. But as they work together, Xiaoman finds Gu Yan's power is linked to her mother, who disappeared a decade ago—half a jade plaque left by her mother is the source of his ability! When antiques collectively "go on strike" (paintings fade, jade emits sharp sounds) threatening to destroy the shop, Gu Yan's secret is exposed: he gained power from touching the plaque as a kid, and her mother's disappearance may tie to the plaque's hidden antique secret! Xiaoman must save her shop, uncover her mother's whereabouts, and grapple with mixed feelings for Gu Yan. How many unspoken truths lie behind this "antique + superpower" adventure?

When I Threw My Wife's Teddy Bear, I Found Her Secret

Lin Mo, married to Su Xiao for three years, is at his wits' end—his wife is obsessed with a half-human-sized teddy bear, hugging it while eating, sleeping, even ditching their wedding anniversary for it. One night, Lin Mo snaps: he slams his chopsticks, flips the table, and hurls the bear to the ground. As the fabric tears, a locked wooden box rolls out. When he pries it open, he collapses—it’s Su Xiao’s late-stage pancreatic cancer diagnosis from three months ago, and a video of her, skeletal yet smiling: “Mo Ge, I was scared you’d be lonely. I put our movie tickets, the glass marble you gave me… everything into the bear. Hug it when you miss me.” Lin Mo holds the torn bear, sobbing until dawn, realizing his wife’s “obsession” was a final, life-giving warmth.

Master Ye's Cherished Beloved: The 220-Pound Sweetheart

Su Xiaotang, a 220-pound girl constantly bullied by her stepsister, was tricked into marrying Ye Shaoting—the reputed "Cold Yama"—as a substitute. Expecting humiliation, she was stunned when Ye doted on her like his everything: he bought her favorite taro cake by绕 three streets at dawn, widened his office chair by 10cm just for her, and even publicly shut down her mocking stepsister at a banquet. It wasn't until she found an old photo in Ye's phone: her back feeding a stray cat three years ago, labeled "My Little Sun." His favor was never charity—it was a three-year-long crush he'd hidden even from himself.

She Wields Fame as a Blade

Once a national actress, Lin Wan was labeled a 'cheating scumbag' by the entire internet three years ago due to a deliberate 'infidelity scandal'—in reality, she was a pawn taking the fall for a capital tycoon. After three years in hiding, she gave up on 'clearing her name' and instead actively maintained a 'notorious yet popular' persona: joining controversial variety shows, playing villain roles, using her 'bad reputation' as a shield. Because she held evidence of the tycoon's money laundering—if she 'became too clean,' she would be silenced. When Gu Heng, the lawyer who once investigated the truth for her but was pushed away, reappears, they must cooperate to plot while confronting their unspoken feelings. And the tycoon's counterattack has already begun: forged drug use evidence, death threats from fans. Is Lin Wan's 'fame blade' a weapon to stab the enemy, or a double-edged sword that will turn against herself?

Moonlight Ferries Me to the Star River

Lin Xiaoman, a late-night convenience store clerk, guards the "Moonlight Mailbox" left by her deceased sister. For three years, she’s only received one letter from "Gu Xingyao"—her fiancé who supposedly died in a space mission. The letter says he’s trapped in the "gap between moonlight and the star river" and can only return with the moonstone they used as a token of love. When Xiaoman stands under the dome of the old planetarium with the moonstone, she discovers the silent old man from the store is a guardian of star orbits, the blind girl who always buys hot cocoa can "see" the tears of the galaxy, and even the moonlight that shines into the mailbox every night is a "signpost" Gu Xingyao sent across thousands of light-years. She’s willing to bet all her late-night waits for a miracle where "moonlight carries me to your side"—but the galaxy never makes things easy. Is Gu Xingyao’s return a reunion, or the start of another goodbye?