90s Northeast: No More Doormats

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.

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 Lost You

When courier Lin Xiaoyang accidentally loses customer Su Man's precious package, their fates become intertwined. The package contains a love token Su intended to use to confess to her crush. Lin has 24 hours to recover it or face huge compensation. During the search, their initial resentment blossoms into affection, unaware of life's bigger surprise - the recipient name on that lost package was Lin Xiaoyang's all along.

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?

Wrongs at the Feet

A chilling revelation unravels when greedy heirs kneel before Granny Su's coffin. Neglected in life, her deathbed suddenly draws a crowd of 'dutiful' descendants vying for inheritance. As the lawyer demands three ritual kneels to unlock the will, hidden cameras capture them secretly trading property deeds. The disfavored granddaughter suddenly overturns the altar, holding damning footage: 'You want to kowtow? First confess how you stole Granny's medical fund!' Bloodstained deeds and century-old revenge emerge beneath the mourning veils, exposing familial betrayal where filial piety was but a calculated performance.

I Am the King of Goodness

Wang Haoren, an ordinary and honest office worker, accidentally gains the title 'King of Goodness'. However, when he is forced to take on a high-stakes charity project, he becomes entangled in a tug-of-war between hypocrisy and sincerity. Caught in a whirlpool of利益, morality, and emotion, he must choose: continue playing the role of the 'good person' in others' eyes, or tear off the mask and rediscover his true self? A darkly humorous tale of反转 about the essence of goodness unfolds.

Gather His Moonlight to Grow My Cinnabar

Su Wan, an antique restorer, clings to the faint cinnabar mole on her wrist—a memento from the “moonlight boy” who saved her as a child. The boy drew the mole with cinnabar ink and promised, “This way I can find you.” A decade later, Lin Shiyan, an astrophotographer, arrives with an old pocket watch engraved “Moonlight for Cinnabar,” inside which lies his childhood drawing of a girl with a cinnabar mole—Su Wan. Su Wan discovers Lin’s camera is filled with moonlight from her studio window; Lin admits he’s chased this moonlight for ten years to find his “cinnabar mole girl.” But as they fall in love, a batch of matching “Moonlight & Cinnabar” antiques reveals a past grudge: Lin’s grandfather and Su’s grandmother once missed each other over the same “Moonlight for Cinnabar” promise. Now, with two generations’ obsessions intertwined, Su Wan must choose: use his moonlight to fill her childhood regret, or grow their cinnabar into a shared moonlight together?

Joy-Bringing Princess Consort: One Punch to Rewrite the Dynasty

Su Wan, a concubine’s daughter of the Hou Mansion, is sent to the Jing Prince’s Mansion as a “joy-bringing bride” to marry Xiao Jing, the prince rumored to die within three months. But on their wedding night, assassins climb through the window to kill Xiao Jing—Su Wan throws a punch that smashes through the assassin’s helmet, splattering blood on her wedding dress. Xiao Jing, watching her crush a dagger with her fingers, finally reveals the sharpness he’s hidden for three years: “I’m going to rebel against the tyrant emperor. Dare you join me?” Su Wan wipes the blood off her fist and grins: “Why didn’t you say so earlier? I already designed the empress crown for the new dynasty—three night pearls, shinier than the tyrant’s imperial seal!”

When You Turn Around, I'm Gone

Gu Chuan, a creative director at an advertising agency, has been trapped in the shadow of his girlfriend Lin Xiaoman's sudden disappearance for three years—until Su Xiao, an intern who looks exactly like Xiaoman, appears. She makes Xiaoman's favorite osmanthus sugar lotus root, puts a coat over him during overtime, and even shares the exact same head-scratching habit. Just as Gu Chuan thinks "Xiaoman is back," Su Xiao breaks down and reveals the truth: Xiaoman died in a car accident three years ago, and on her deathbed, she asked her younger sister Su Xiao to "exist" in Gu Chuan's life instead, just to spare him the despair of "no one being there when he turns around." When Gu Chuan finds Xiaoman's last diary entry, it reads: "What I fear most isn't death—it's you turning around and not seeing me."

I'm Really Not the Wine God

Fresh grad Lin Xiaoyu is actually totally intolerant to alcohol. But by a twist of fate, he ended up taking all the toasts for his boss at his first company team building banquet. Overnight, he was hailed as a wine god who can hold a thousand cups by colleagues and clients. Now he is forced to attend all kinds of wine banquets, pretend to be a heavy drinker, hide his severe alcohol allergy, stick to his principle of not getting promoted by drinking, and dare not break everyone's misunderstanding. A hilarious and poignant farce about workplace wine culture unfolds.