Rebirth: Fortune and Love

Holding the Moon and Embracing the Pearl: The Good Old Days of the 80s

This is a heartwarming short drama about the lives of ordinary people in the 1980s, capturing the unique innocence and struggles of that era. Through the daily lives of the protagonists, it portrays the warmth among neighbors, the hardships and beauty of life, and the distinctive optimism of that time.

The Golden Egg Conspiracy

After waking from a mysterious car accident, Cheng Yan is shocked to find his wife Lin Yue attending a golden egg smashing event with her ex-boyfriend. Surveillance footage reveals their intimate behavior at the time of the crash, while a suspiciously increased insurance policy sends chills down his spine. Pretending amnesia to investigate, Cheng discovers a countdown folder named 'Golden Egg Project' on his wife's phone, unraveling a deadly scheme.

The Self-Romance Manual

Socially awkward game designer Lin Xiaoman stumbles upon a mysterious manual that claims to teach 'self-romance' tactics to win over her crush - the aloof CEO Lu Yuanchuan. As she follows the step-by-step guide to manipulate his feelings, the final page reveals a cruel warning: 'All affection points will reset on day seven'. With the countdown ticking, Xiaoman must make Lu fall for her true self before the artificial charm expires.

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.

The Bargain Game

Finance elite Lin Xia infiltrates an underground trading club to uncover the truth behind her fiancé's mysterious death. In this world where money and desire intertwine, every participant is a pawn. When she crosses paths with Lu Chen, a mysterious market manipulator, a dangerous game of life and love begins—who's pulling the strings, and who will have the last laugh?

The Fortune Teller in Rags

In a bustling metropolis, Lin Mo, a humble fortune teller dressed in plain clothes, gets entangled in a wealthy family's feud. With his extraordinary physiognomy skills and wit, he navigates between the powerful elites and the underworld, only to discover he's the sole survivor of a massacre twenty years ago. As the truth unfolds, Lin Mo must choose between vengeance and redemption.

The Queen's Dog Hole Escape

In the royal court, Empress Yulan tires of her confined life and frequently escapes through a secret dog hole to seek freedom outside. On one adventure, she meets Ai Fei, a wandering artist, and their romance blossoms in the lively streets. But the Emperor catches wind of her actions and sends guards in pursuit, entangling her in court conspiracies. As she slips out again, Ai Fei’s identity as a traitorous spy surfaces, forcing Yulan into a heart-wrenching clash between love and loyalty. Climaxing with the Emperor closing in, the dog hole becomes a battleground of betrayal and revelation—will Yulan’s daring escape lead to true love or shattering choices? (200 words)

Zhang Feng's Perfect Life

Investment advisor Zhang Feng epitomizes the perfect life: a luxury home, devoted wife, and elite-school son. But when an anonymous letter exposes his hidden mountain of debt, his wife files for divorce and battles for custody. As his career collapses, Zhang Feng realizes his entire existence was an elaborate illusion. Now hunted by ruthless creditors and betrayed by confidants, he must uncover the mastermind behind his downfall – before his ‘perfect life’ becomes a deadly prison.

Brothers' Debt

Lin Shen, adopted by the Lin family, took the blame for his brother Lin Chuan's fatal car accident to repay the family's kindness and spent five years in prison. After his release, he deliberately distanced himself from the now-wealthy Lin Chuan, refused all compensation, and made a living selling goods on the street. Lin Chuan had always lived in guilt over "owing his brother a lifetime"—until Lin Shen was hospitalized with a sudden serious illness. Only then did he uncover the truth: the accident victim was Lin Shen's first love, who rushed into traffic after being harassed by Lin Chuan. Lin Shen took the blame not for Lin Chuan, but to atone for "not protecting her." The brothers' obsession with "repaying the debt" collapsed instantly—their bond was never about who owed whom, but the pain both had hidden and dared not speak of.