Super Golden Eyes

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.

No Rules At All

Wealthy heiress Su Xiaoman flees an arranged marriage and ends up in a slum, forced to cohabit with her rogue landlord Lu Ye. As polar opposites clash under one roof, their bickering turns to budding romance. When family bodyguards track her down, Lu Ye discovers the messy girl who always spills instant noodles on his couch is actually a missing billionaire's daughter!

Obsessive Love

When a psychiatrist meets her most dangerous patient, the line between doctor and prey begins to blur. Dr. Su Wan finds herself trapped in a psychological game as her seemingly docile patient Cheng Ye reveals his terrifying obsession. As stalking turns to manipulation, the therapist must use her professional skills to counter this twisted relationship. In this dangerous mind game, who's really pulling the strings?

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?

Even the Spring River Is All Tears

A-Ruan, a boatwoman in an ancient town, has guarded an old wooden boat for three years—it’s her "Spring River Promise" with Lin Shen, a painter. Back then, Lin Shen came to paint the spring river’s evening scenery. They recited the line "Even the Spring River Is All Tears" in the morning mist, and secretly saved words of confession under the fishing lights. But he suddenly disappeared, leaving only half-finished painting *Tears of the Spring River*. One day, A-Ruan found Lin Shen’s notebook under the boat: he’d been diagnosed with leukemia and hid to avoid dragging her down. When she rushed to the dock with the notebook, a familiar bamboo flute sound drifted in the river wind—the boat carrying Lin Shen was sailing through three years of tearful mist, heading straight for her…

You've Ruined Me, You Guys!

Eighteen-year-old Emperor Li Zhao of the Daqi Dynasty falls into a "prank cycle" right after ascending the throne: the maid sent by the Empress Dowager replaces his morning osmanthus cake with laxatives, claiming it's "to clear his bowels"; the Prime Minister's daughter steals his imperial brush to write storybooks about folk unjust cases under the guise of a marriage candidate, saying "His Majesty's brush should write about the common people"; even his personal eunuch swaps his dragon robe for a shrunken version, reasoning "Powerful ministers will guard against you if you wear a fitting robe". Li Zhao wants to punish them, but he catches the maid mending his torn dragon robe with her own money at night, sees the Prime Minister's daughter giving storybook earnings to disaster victims, and the eunuch secretly passing him the powerful minister's secret letter—turns out those who "ruined him" are guarding his original intention in the clumsiest way. But when the powerful minister tries to depose him for "being teased", can Li Zhao reverse the situation with these "troublemakers"?

Let the Boss Unwind

Lin Xiaoman, an "overtime soldier" at an internet company, is driven to the edge by her boss Lu Zhao's "ironclad 996 rule". Until she gets a mysterious task: "Get Lu Zhao to learn to 'unwind' (fangyang)—or get fired." To keep her job, Xiaoman is forced to launch a "boss transformation plan": taking him to eat street food on the subway, snatching convenience store discounts, and climbing stairs to watch stars at midnight... Along the way, she discovers the softness beneath Lu Zhao's strict exterior—like secretly leaving hot coffee for overtime staff and defending interns from client abuse. Lu Zhao also regains his lost passion for life through "unwinding". Just as they shift from enemies to healing partners, Xiaoman finds out: the task was Lu Zhao's own scheme—he'd long wanted to let go of his tension, but needed an "excuse"...

I Am the Thousand Autumns, I Am the Ten Thousand Generations

Lin Mo, the world’s only immortal who has lived for 3,000 years, wanders through lifetimes with different identities, witnessing the birth and death of loved ones again and again. This life, he meets Su Xiao—a girl who looks exactly like his past love—and to his shock, Su Xiao retains memories of their previous lives and uncovers the secret of Lin Mo’s immortality: a blood curse he made millennia ago to save his lover, dooming him to an eternal cycle of time. Now Su Xiao wants to break the curse, but Lin Mo fears not death, but losing “her” once more; Su Xiao fears she is just a “shadow of the past.” When a thousand-year-old obsession collides with present-day true feelings, can they end this tragedy of “immortality”?

The Villain Minister Can Read Minds: Madame Is Out of Tricks Again

Xiao Yan, the villainous powerful minister, has a secret—he can read minds. His new wife Shen Zhaozhao originally planned to muddle through this political marriage, but every little trick she plays is exposed instantly: when she pretends to be sick to run away, just as she thinks "He won't notice my hidden baggage," he blocks the door; when she secretly saves money and thinks "Hiding it in the vase is safest," Xiao Yan appears with the money bag smiling; even when she craves pear soup at midnight, he's already standing by the bed with hot soup. Shen Zhaozhao goes from "trying to handle the minister" to "begging for mercy," but gradually realizes Xiao Yan never uses mind-reading for scheming—instead, it's all about "fear of her being wronged." When a muddling madame meets a "mind-reading caring," in this marriage, who loses their heart first?

Treasure Appraisal: My Global Antiques Hustle

Lin Xiaoman, a young antique appraiser at a domestic museum, receives a half-jade fragment from her dying grandmother, who asks her to retrieve the family’s lost heirloom—the Jade Screen. To fulfill this wish, she quits her stable job and becomes a "global antique hustler." But in a Paris flea market, she clashes with Chen Mo, a Chinese-American富二代 disguised as a street vendor, over a Qing Dynasty snuff bottle. To their shock, the bottle bears her grandmother’s name. Forced to team up—Lin needs Chen’s connections to find the Jade Screen, while Chen needs her expertise to recover his family’s stolen Song Dynasty porcelain—they travel across London’s old bookstores, Tokyo’s black markets, and Cairo’s spice bazaars. Along the way, they outwit forgers and smugglers, and uncover her grandmother’s secret: she once loved a British collector, and the Jade Screen holds their unspoken love and a promise to return cultural relics to their homeland. When they finally locate the Jade Screen in Chen’s family vault, they learn Chen’s grandfather was the collector’s apprentice. Now, the once-hostile partners face a conflict over the Jade Screen’s ownership. But her grandmother’s diary reveals the truth—she never wanted to "take it back," but to "bring it home." Chen, once a playboy, has become a true guardian of relics. Can they overcome family grievances and fulfill the promise of two generations?