Who Wants to Be a Pure-Hearted Guy After Rebirth?

Living With the God of Wealth

Deep in debt, office worker Lin Xiaoman takes in a disheveled man claiming to be Zhao Gongming, the Chinese God of Wealth. He promises to regain his divine powers by granting her three wishes, but his magic keeps backfiring—turning stones into chocolate and attracting hordes of stray cats. Just as Xiaoman falls for him, heaven declares their love forbidden. With her bank account and heart on the line, she grabs a broom and charges at the thunderclouds: 'You'll have to go through me first!'

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.

Checkmate Queen

After five years in seclusion, business tycoon Shen Mo resurfaces at her rival's IPO celebration for a high-stakes Go game. When she arrives with a mysterious young prodigy, the crowd expects a humiliating revenge. But as thirty-six ko threats emerge on the board, the truth behind her downfall begins to unfold. The young man's precise moves reveal shocking connections to a decades-old arson case at the Go Academy, turning the game into a lethal reckoning for all involved.

Spellbound Billionaire

After a failed heavenly tribulation, office worker Lin Xiao wakes up in modern society with residual immortal powers. Utilizing skills like object appraising and spiritual cultivation, he becomes an overnight sensation selling mystical treasures via livestream. But when he buys Wall Street with his fortune, enemies from the immortal realm track him down. At the apex of his luxury penthouse party, an ancient compass shatters revealing the brutal truth: his newfound wealth is consuming his thousand-year cultivation foundation.

Not Created Equal

After serving as a nanny for two decades, Lin Wan becomes the mistress of the Su mansion, yet fails to earn her mother-in-law's affection. The family's cruel adage 'the back of the hand is flesh, but the palm is not' haunts her. On the night her mother-in-law collapses, Lin discovers her own adoption papers beside the hospital bed—while her biological son Su Zhe forces her to sign over company shares. The truth emerges: a deadly orphanage fire thirty years ago was engineered by her mother-in-law to secure the inheritance. As surgical lights flicker over the ICU, the courtroom battle over filial support will expose which blood runs colder.

Five Years Later: She Returns With His Heir & The Rich Mom's Revenge

Five years ago, she was framed and exiled from the wealthy family, penniless but pregnant. Now, she returns with a genius child in tow, no longer the pushover she once was. Her ex-husband tries to claim their son, and the elite circle mocks her, but she outsmarts them all with wit and charm. With her prodigy child by her side, she serves revenge cold—and stylishly. Who will have the last laugh in this battle of wits and wealth?

Homecoming Across a Thousand Miles: The Silent Wheat Waves

Lin Wan, a first-tier city reporter, returns to her wheat hometown in Northern Jiangsu for her grandmother's will, intending to quickly transfer the old house. But she's stopped by A Yuan, a mute teenager guarding a hundred acres of wheat—villagers call him a "disaster star" adopted by her grandmother a decade ago, whose brother died in a wheat field fire. Yet in Lin Wan's fuzzy childhood memories, there's clearly a "little mute" crouching in the wheat rows making her a foxtail grass ring. When she finds her grandmother's old diary, the last line on the fire night reads: "A Yuan's mouth was closed for me." And in A Yuan's iron box hidden under the wheat stack, there's the glass marble she lost at seven—the gift she was going to give the "little mute". The truth, like a spark under the wheat waves, quietly burns through the silence of years...

Listening to the Snow Burn

Beneath Snow City’s snow lie unspoken secrets. Forensic pathologist Lin Tingxue uncovers truths with her scalpel, but collides with Gu Zhuo—the "Ghost of Fire"—in a series of arsons. He leaves snow-stained paper rolls at crime scenes, bearing the handwriting of her sister missing for three years. When the third charred corpse is found with her sister’s pendant, Gu Zhuo breaks into her autopsy room, his fingertip flame licking a freezer lock: "Want your sister? First, watch snow burn with me." Pulled between "snow" and "fire," Lin discovers Gu’s burn scar matches the boy who saved her from a childhood fire. Her sister’s disappearance links to a snow-buried "flame experiment"—the hottest fire never burns skin, but the secret hidden for a decade.

The Long Way Home Finds Its Light

Su Xiao, who failed in business and owed a million yuan, hadn't dared return home for three years to avoid debt. Until news of her mother's "serious illness" forced her to take a train ticket and hit the road. On the hard-seat carriage, Lao Zhou—her seatmate—shared his story: he'd traveled thousands of miles with his late wife's old bag to make amends with his daughter. Su Xiao pulled out a faded note from her mother: "Come home when you're tired." When she opened the door, her mother stood in her old high school sweater, with warm soft-boiled eggs on the table—the "illness" was a trick to bring her back. And Lao Zhou's daughter was smiling at him by the door. The long journey home finally lit up with the love and courage she'd lost, glowing in the warm light.

Spoiling My Wife Is the Right Path

Gu Yan, the CEO known as the “Iron-Faced Businessman” to the outside world, hides extreme tenderness for his secretly married wife Su Wan: he’s the one who摆平 her workplace harassment, turned her handmade shop into a chain brand, and even canceled a billion-yuan contract to spend their anniversary with her. But Su Wan, thinking she’s “an invisible wife” because Gu Yan never mentions her publicly, leaves a divorce letter. It’s only when Gu Yan, eyes red, pulls out the wedding design plans he’s hidden for three years, a drawer full of couple rings engraved with “Wan Wan,” and thousands of unsent “I miss you” messages on his phone—that Su Wan realizes: he never didn’t love her. He was just afraid that spoiling her too much would expose her to the hurtful gaze of the world.