The Ultimate Heir

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.

Mr. Jiu's Sweet Pregnancy Pact

Tyrannical CEO Jiu is forced into a marriage alliance, unaware his bride Xiao Xiao is already pregnant. As she enters his world with this secret, the ice-cold business mogul transforms into a doting husband. Between family conspiracies, ex-lovers' interference and comical prenatal mishaps, their contractual marriage blooms into real affection. But when the baby bump can no longer be hidden, a shocking DNA test reveals the child isn't his...

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?

Lucky Concubine & Fox Concubine: Forging Ahead Through Hatred

Lin Zhixia, daughter of a general, infiltrates the palace to avenge her family’s massacre—only to be labeled the “Lucky Concubine” and win the emperor’s favor, all while hiding her plan to kill him. Su Wantang, a fox demon, poses as a beloved concubine to steal the emperor’s dragon qi (needed to free her clan sealed by the royal family), faking a “dragon pregnancy” for her scheme. Once bitter harem rivals, they uncover a shocking truth: the emperor is behind both their tragedies! As the lies of “luck” and “pregnancy” unravel, will these two hate-filled women keep feuding… or team up to expose the emperor’s hypocrisy? The road of hatred is dangerous, but they’re determined to walk it to the end.

That Gloomy Guy Turned Out to Be My Stepbrother

Lin Xiaoman’s life takes a sharp turn when her mother remarries—her new stepbrother is Shen Yan, the gloomy, solitary boy from the next high school class who used to make her too nervous to look at. Their first meeting at the new home: Xiaoman crashes into him with a cardboard box, realizing the once-intimidating guy is now her family. But as they live together, Xiaoman discovers warmth beneath Shen Yan’s icy exterior: he collects her forgotten school uniform, defends her from bullies, and even hides her lost hairpin from last year. Just when she thinks their bond is thawing, Shen Yan suddenly pulls away and says he wants to move out—“I don’t want to mess with your life.” Little does she know, Shen Yan has long realized his feelings for his stepsister are forbidden, and this secret is tearing him apart.

Sky Weeps, Cloud Knows First

Lin Xiaoman, an intern at a weather station, has a secret—she can see "emotion clouds" above people's heads: grievance is a stratus fractus, collapse is a cumulonimbus, but her own cloud is always a rainless cirrostratus. At twelve, she missed her grandma's last moment because she couldn't cry, and since then, she's lost the ability to shed tears. Until she meets Gu Shiyan, a best-selling author of *The Manual of Stopping Emotional Rain*—a "heartless man" who teaches others to "control emotions," yet above his head hangs a decade-old "super rainstorm cloud." Xiaoman wants to help him "let the rain fall," but Gu Shiyan sneers: "Tears are useless." But when she opens Gu Shiyan's hidden old diary and sees the tear-blurred line, "Mom, I didn't dare to say I miss you"; when Gu Shiyan catches Xiaoman trembling with her grandma's old umbrella, biting her lip (turns out she isn't unable to cry—she's afraid crying means admitting "she didn't hold on"), the two who "hid from emotions" finally learn from each other: turn the accumulated "clouds" into rain that heals both.