Can't Hide the Favor

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 Equation of Ambiguity

Math prodigy Lin Xiaoxia accidentally slips a love letter into school heartthrob Gu Chen's textbook, sparking a hilarious yet sweet game of ambiguity. While she uses mathematical formulas to hide her blushing cheeks, he responds to her function curves with basketball court three-pointers. As the whole school bets on when they'll confess, little do they know the pair has already calculated the probability of love countless times on scratch paper.

Reborn in Fragrance

In 1920s Shanghai, brilliant perfumer Su Wanqing mysteriously reincarnates into modern times, discovering her lost perfume formula has been stolen by a conglomerate. Disguised as a perfumer, she infiltrates the company and engages in a dangerous game with heir Lu Jingchen. As memories resurface, she realizes her rebirth is tied to an antique mirror in the Lu family mansion that holds a century-old bloody secret, blurring the lines between vengeance and love.

The Kindness Pays

After arrogance nearly destroys tech empire SkyRise, CEO Jiang Lin's world implodes. Enter intern Lin Xiaoxiao with a radical 'Consumer First' revival plan – until her investigation exposes Jiang's secret identity as a victim seeking vengeance for his mother's death caused by corporate greed. As consumer lawsuits escalate into lethal corporate warfare, the unlikely allies walk a razor's edge between redemption and retribution. But when Xiaoxiao discovers Jiang's buried manifesto detailing his decade-long revenge scheme, she must choose: expose the conspiracy or save the man whose hidden tears mirror her own.

As the Wind Blows

Interior designer Lin Wei's renovation of an old mansion unleashes a 'memory storm' locked away for 30 years. At midnight, time fractures – disco beats shake the walls, love letters materialize midair, and the icy-cold client transforms into his teenage self in mirrors. When demolition crews target the haunted foyer mirror, Lin deciphers a bloody message swirling in the gale: Stop the 1993 Christmas Eve fire! But the new owner suddenly appears at the construction site... holding a gasoline can.

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...

Don’t Kneel—I’m Just a Delivery Guy

Lin Xiaoman, a food delivery rider desperate to raise money for his mother’s surgery, is abruptly pulled aside by Su Wan, a young mistress from a wealthy family, while delivering food. Mistaking him for a "prearranged fake boyfriend", Su Wan kneels down and begs him to help deal with her grandmother’s forced marriage. It turns out Su Wan is being pressured into divorce by her in-laws for "being childless"—only by finding a "boyfriend" to prove she has a new reliance can she keep her grandmother’s inheritance. Lin Xiaoman initially wants to refuse but is tempted by Su Wan’s 100,000-yuan reward. However, as they spend time together, he finds Su Wan’s "weakness" is just a facade, and Su Wan gradually notices—this "rider" who fixes her antique vase and protects her from her in-laws’ humiliation wears a jade ring that only the missing heir of the Huo family (gone for ten years) can own. As their fake couple act becomes more authentic, Lin Xiaoman’s true identity emerges. Su Wan then realizes: the person she knelt to is not a delivery guy at all, but the "turning point" that can upend her miserable life...

The Whole Village Was Poisoned, and My Identity as a Medical Saint Was Exposed

Lin Chuan, a medical saint in hiding, disguised himself as a “foolish farmer” in a remote village to escape trouble. But a poisonous mushroom feast suddenly left the entire village vomiting and diarrhea. With lives at stake, he had to take out his hidden silver needles and medical books—detoxifying with acupuncture in five minutes, saving lives with medicine in three, even reviving the dying old patriarch. Yet when villagers knelt before him with his medical saint token, Lin Chuan realized: this “accident” was no coincidence—someone had deliberately set it up to force his identity into the open...

BFFs in Guangcheng: The Years We Held Each Other Up

When 22-year-old Lin Xiaoman dragged her suitcase into that Guangcheng rental, she never expected to bind her life with Su Xiaoyu and Chen Jiajia—Xiaoyu, the office overachiever, secretly revised 37 versions of her resume after she got laid off; Jiajia, who pretended to be a “rich kid,” hid an 80,000-yuan debt from her failed business. They cursed cheating boyfriends at midnight food stalls, ran 5 kilometers in the rain with soaked handmade hair clips to deliver orders, and even had a three-day cold war over “who hid their struggles for whom.” Until Xiaoman found Xiaoyu’s notes under the pillow—“The company Xiaoman likes is hiring an assistant”—she realized the most touching thing was never “winning together,” but “hiding my wounds to hand you only sweetness.” In the wind of Guangcheng those years, there were three girls’ hottest tears and softest cares.