Attracting the Wild

Spring Warmth in the Apricot Grove, Peace Year After Year

This is a heartwarming short drama about the benevolence of a healer. The story revolves around a skilled and compassionate old Chinese medicine practitioner. It depicts how, during the warm spring season in the apricot grove, he uses his superb medical skills and selfless love to help patients regain their health, spreading great love in the world.

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.

Love at First Sight

When playboy heir Lu Yuan locks eyes with stubborn illustrator Su Qing in a café, the chemistry is undeniable. But their worlds collide – he's trapped in an arranged marriage, she's battling creative block. As Lu discovers Su is his corporation's newest artist, their chance encounter spirals into a high-stakes game of career and passion. Between business interests and true feelings, can they overcome all obstacles to turn love at first sight into happily ever after?

She Came from Hell

Su Wan, a girl framed for murdering her family, mysteriously vanishes on the eve of her execution. Five years later, she returns as a wealthy heiress, with a trail of bizarre deaths following her. Detective Gu Chen finds all evidence pointing at her, but gets entangled in the dangerous woman's web of seduction. When truth unveils, who is the real avenger crawling back from hell?

My Lord Regent, Your Assassin's Not a Brain to Spare

The ruthless Lord Regent hires elite assassin Shadow, only to discover she's hilariously inept—poisoning attempts become nutritious congee, stealth missions devolve into helping targets adjust their belts. When the assassin's bumbling chaos unravels her identity as a spy from his greatest enemy, the Regent's fury turns to icy intrigue. As political conspiracies tighten like a noose, the dagger-wielding idiot forgets her mission mid-thrust, staring perplexed at the intricate bow she accidentally tied on his robe. In a collision of deadly court schemes and farcical chaos, one question echoes: will this newfound warmth ignite a revolution in their hearts or become their final undoing?

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.

My Bodyguard Bestie

Her seemingly ordinary male best friend is actually a top-tier bodyguard in disguise. When a sudden kidnapping reveals his true identity, their relationship takes a dramatic turn. By day, he's her caring confidant; by night, a cold-blooded protector. Forced to pose as a couple amid escalating dangers, they find themselves falling for each other for real. Between hidden conspiracies and growing attraction, a thrilling game of love and deception begins!

I Ran a Restaurant in the City After Being Sealed for a Thousand Years

Lin Shen, a thousand-year-old spirit chef, was sealed for altering mortals' fates with spirit meals. When he awakened, the world had become a concrete jungle. He opened "Guixu Bistro" in an old alley, cooking with ancient spirit ingredients—sweet osmanthus lotus root awakens past-life obsessions, truffle stewed chicken heals soul wounds. Just as business boomed, Su Wan, in a white dress, arrived with hatred: "You owe me 300 years of Mengpo Soup." Lin Shen realized she was his past-life lover, punished by heaven because of him. Meanwhile, the heavenly envoy who sealed him stood outside, ready to destroy the bistro and take back his power. How will he protect his last obsession?

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.”

Sorry, No One Loves You Like I Do

Lin Wan spent three years and all her savings taking care of her paralyzed boyfriend Chen Mo, working as his full-time caregiver from bathing him to helping with his rehab. On the day Chen Mo finally regained his ability to stand, Lin Wan caught him kissing his overseas-returned first love in the hospital hallway. She left silently without a word. Only then did Chen Mo realize he had wasted all her devoted love, and there would never be anyone who loved him as desperately and unreservedly as Lin Wan did.