No More Yesterday, No Less Tomorrow

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.

Tide Fog

In a foggy coastal town, young photographer Lin Wu accidentally captures crucial evidence of a murder. As she tries to uncover the truth, she finds herself entangled in a conspiracy involving local elites. With the ebb and flow of the tide, the mist reveals not only crimes but also the secrets behind her father's mysterious death years ago. In a dangerous web of lies, Lin must race against the receding tide to uncover the truth, or become the next victim swallowed by the tide fog forever.

Your Little Dumpling Is the Underworld Heir

Overworked nanny Lin Wan notices bizarre occurrences after caring for single dad Gu Chen's adorable toddler Tuan – milk freezes instantly, plants wither overnight. The truth explodes when she sees Tuan's eyes blaze with ghostly flames while repelling demons. In panic, Gu Chen confesses: "He's the heir of the Underworld King... and my son." To protect their secret, he thrusts a contract at her: "Marry me or this hellspawn joins your family registry tonight." But when underworld assassins kick down their door, pacifier-sucking Tuan raises tiny hands: "Hurt Mama Wan? Time for eternal time-out!"

Lure Her Into Ruin

A meticulously crafted love trap causes her, a cold and independent career elite, to gradually fall for his tenderness and lies. He approached her for revenge, but found himself genuinely moved amidst the fake sweetness. As the truth tears apart the facade, they descend into an irreversible abyss tangled with love and hatred.

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?

I Have a Pair of Golden Eyes

Lin Xiaoman, a "transparent" odd-job worker at a pawnshop, gains the power of "Golden Eyes" after being scratched by a broken porcelain piece—she can see the "aura" flowing in antiques: a Song Dynasty plum vase’s celadon glaze hides a painter’s cinnabar signature, and a Qing Dynasty bronze censer’s patina covers an inscription scraped off by tomb robbers. She thinks this is her ticket to a better life, but instead faces追杀 from antique traffickers, mysterious clues left by her missing father (gone for 10 years), and the "double pursuit" of Gu Jingshen, a cold appraiser—he tries to expose her as a fraud yet always shields her when danger comes. As the secrets revealed by her Golden Eyes multiply, she realizes: her eyes hold the truth about her father’s disappearance and a dark conspiracy that preys on cultural relics.

Feed You a Bite of Sweetness

Su Xiaotang, a food blogger who lost her sense of taste, lingers outside an unnamed dessert shop in the old alley to regain her perception of sweetness—only to meet Lu Shiyan, the shop owner who holds the key to her taste memory. Rumored to make desserts like art but never sell them, Lu has closed his heart since an accident three years ago, avoiding “sweetness” at all costs. When the sun-like girl who can’t live without sweetness pesters him for “a bite of sweet,” the ice-cold guy hiding a sweet wound finally softens. Can the warmth of a strawberry mousse melt the frost in both their hearts?

Soft Spot

Lin Wan, the "Iron Lady" of advertising, secured her director role with ruthless efficiency but harbors a 10-year-old wound—her 17-year-old brother Lin Xiaoyu vanished without a trace. Everything changes when intern Chen Mo arrives, his face nearly identical to her brother’s. He’s a key to her dusty memories: sugar-fried chestnuts at the alley, the lamp that accompanied her late-night revisions, and her brother’s final promise: "I’ll protect you, sister." But just as Lin Wan lets her guard down, she finds her brother’s old student ID in Chen Mo’s pocket—he’s here to uncover the company’s dark secret linked to her brother’s disappearance. Redemption for her obsession, or a trial of truth? Her softest spot is finally pulling her into fate’s hidden thread.

His Betrothal to the Princess Panicked His Childhood Sweetheart

Gu Zhaoyun, heir to the Zhenguo General's Mansion, had a childhood engagement with Lin Wan. Climbing trees for bird eggs and stealing osmanthus wine together, Lin always thought marrying him was her safest fate—until the emperor issued an edict: Gu must marry the princess, or his family would be executed for the emperor's suspicion of their excessive military achievements. Gu trembled as he held the edict and agreed. When Lin heard the news, she was squatting in her room embroidering twin lotuses on her wedding dress. A silver needle pricked her fingertip, staining the silk with blood, but she didn't notice. She never thought the boy who shielded her from dogs and took punishment for her would suddenly become someone else's groom. What made her panic enough to lose sleep? She'd hidden her love under the guise of "childhood friend"—now she realized she'd long been in love with him. With imperial power pressing down and worldly judgment like knives, how can she get back her Gu Zhaoyun?

I Like You

Arrogant creative director Lin Wei always complains about her new assistant Shen Yichu for being sloppy and reassigns him to odd jobs. When Lin Wei’s core project faces a copyright crisis and she is at her wit’s end, Shen Yichu takes out original materials he has quietly collected for three months, which fit the needs perfectly—those materials are exactly the "small inspirational details" Lin Wei once mentioned casually. Shocked, Lin Wei learns that Shen Yichu has been paying attention to her secretly since he first saw her hand-painted drafts. It turns out that their "tit-for-tat" daily life has long hidden mutual "I like you".