The Outlaw's Courtesan: The Prince's Reckless Love

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.

Permission to Kiss

Pop star Lin Xia loses her voice in an onstage accident and is sent to a seaside town to recover. There she meets Cheng Ye, a reclusive former music producer with psychological scars. As their initial dislike turns to affection, Lin's secretly recorded demo goes viral, exposing Cheng's painful past. When media scrutiny intensifies, Lin charges into a press conference holding a sign saying 'Permission to Kiss' - but can their forbidden love survive the storm?

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'.

Wild at Heart

When rule-following office worker Lin Xiaoman stumbles into the lens of wild photographer Qi Ye, two polar opposite souls collide in the wilderness. He teaches her to break free from constraints, while she makes him learn to stay. As the boundary between city and wild blurs, how will this accidental encounter end?

Dumped the Scumbag, Spoiled by CEO Fu

After dumping her cheating boyfriend, rookie employee Su Wan accidentally discovers CEO Fu Sihan's secret. Expecting to be fired, she's instead forced to pose as his fake fiancée. Their pretend relationship turns real when Fu stages a live-streamed proposal to shame her ex, proving what true pampering looks like.

The Nanny's Usurpation Plot: The Home War Between the Parasite and the Gold Medalist

Single mother Lin Wan hires "gold medal nanny" Su Mo for her seriously ill daughter. Su is so professional and caring that she feels like a savior, but Lin doesn't notice Su is quietly imitating everything about her—from dressing style to speaking tone, even secretly doing a DNA test with the daughter's hair. The fired "parasite nanny" A Ju comes back for gambling debts and catches Su saying to Lin's wedding photo, "This home should have been mine," and finds old photos of Su with Lin's late husband. It turns out Su was the lover of Lin's husband. She was kicked out years ago because Lin was pregnant, and now she's back with plastic surgery to "take back" the home. A Ju blackmails Su for a share of the property, forcing them to cooperate. But when the daughter suddenly falls seriously ill, the doctor reveals: the daughter's bone marrow matches Su perfectly, and Su's reaction is more fearful than anyone else...

Starting with a Basket of Wild Duck Eggs

Lin Xiaoman, a 996 office worker, quits her job to inherit her grandmother's failing duck farm after the elderly woman is hospitalized. On her first day, she finds a basket of wild duck eggs by the river, seeing them as her "start-up capital" to save the farm. But Gu Heng, the new village forest ranger in camouflage, blocks her door—claiming the eggs belong to the nationally protected spot-billed ducks and demanding their return. Xiaoman bursts into tears: her grandma's surgery fee depends on these eggs! Gu Heng softens and offers a deal: he'll help her revive the duck farm if she helps incubate the eggs and return them to the duck mother. From constant bickering to repairing the duck shed together, chasing away weasels that steal ducks, and even raising money for grandma's surgery, their relationship warms. But just as the wild eggs are about to hatch, the duck farm is suddenly targeted by developers for demolition…

After Faking My Death, I Became the Cold Marquis's White Moonlight

Su Wan faked her death by jumping into a lake to protect the Marquis's household from enemies, only to be saved by a reclusive healer who gave her a new face and identity as Ye Zhaozhao, a mysterious folk doctor. Three years later, she reunites with the cold Marquis Fu Yan when treating his old wound, only to discover that this man—who once treated her with indifference—has been hiding her hairpin in a secret box and murmuring “I never wanted you to die” to her old portrait at night. Su Wan helps Fu Yan investigate the real culprit behind her “death” while desperately hiding her identity—she fears giving in to his growing tenderness, and even more, that he’ll be consumed by regret once he learns the truth of her “resurrection.”

Same Storm, Different Boats

Su Xiao and Chen Mo are ten-year startup partners. From street stalls to chain dessert shops, they once ate instant noodles to save rent and renovated stores all night to keep their business alive—“sticking together” was their unspoken vow. But when financing arrived, Su Xiao wanted to preserve the warmth of offline stores, while Chen Mo insisted on betting everything on live streaming for growth. A storm hit: competitor false reports, customer churn, mass resignations. Chen Mo yelled at Su Xiao, “You’re not guarding the store—you’re guarding outdated memories!” Su Xiao broke down, holding up his old emergency rescue form from a car accident: “I’m guarding the me who risked everything to stay with you!” On the eve of their split, Su Xiao found Chen Mo had reserved the equity of her favorite old store, and Chen Mo found her hidden live streaming script—those “different boats” moments? They were always carrying half the storm for each other.

Lead Me Through the Night

Lin Xiaoman, an insomniac, scrapes by as a late-night ride-hailing driver, haunted by guilt over her mother’s death. Her life shifts when she picks up Gu Chuan, a blind pianist—this man, who can’t even distinguish traffic lights, somehow knows about the relics of her mother in the trunk and the old alley she detours to every night. Gu says, "I’m waiting for someone to lead me through the night." But when Xiaoman finds an old newspaper about a three-year-old car accident in his cane, she realizes this "chance encounter" is a mutual journey: she needs to escape her guilt, and he must confront the truth he’s been avoiding.