Under the Upper City: The Rebel

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.

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.

Beyond the Distant Spring Tide: Love and Hate Fade

In Zhouzhuang, a Jiangnan water town, Su Wanchou spent seven years steeping her obsession with Lin Shen into tea dregs—he once stood at Nanhu Wharf saying "Wait for me half a year" but vanished into the ferry's fog. Until a cold rainy day before Qingming, Lin Shen burst into her "Guixu Teahouse" in an old windbreaker, clutching the ebony tea scoop she gave him: "I'm here to pay the tea debt from years ago." The truth: he was forced abroad to settle her father's massive gambling debts, and now he's back with a late-stage gastric cancer diagnosis—only to find she'd erased "Lin Shen" from her tea menu and replaced it with "stranger". Under the old peach tree behind the teahouse, the silver bracelet she'd hidden for seven years, the diagnosis in his pocket, and the unopened love letter in the tea cake all reveal: those words of "love and hate fading" are just unhealed wounds too painful to touch.

Grant You the Wild

Shen Wanning, an investment bank elite, ventures into the deep mountains to meet a client but gets lost in a rainstorm. She's rescued by Lin Ye, a "wild guy" in worn work clothes who runs a homestay—he doesn't even use WeChat. He takes her to climb trees for wild fruits at dawn and watches forest fire embers with her at night, totally upending her well-ordered life. But when she learns Lin Ye is a forestry doctor missing for three years, who once fought capital to protect the primeval forest, and her client is the real estate developer planning to destroy the forest, she must choose between career and heart, rules and wildness. This time, will she risk everything to grant him a私奔 (elopement) that's wild to the core?

May I Bite You?

Lin Xiaoman, a psychologist with tactile aphasia who can only perceive emotions through the touch of biting, accidentally bites Gu Shen—an 'emotion insulator' who never lies. To her surprise, she feels the 'temperature of a heartbeat' from him. Gu Shen approaches Lin to find his missing sister, and her disappearance is precisely linked to Lin's 'biting' ability. As the forbidden bite becomes their mutual redemption, when lies are exposed, they realize: the so-called 'bite' is never a tool for perception, but a chain binding their fates—either tear off the truth together, or sink into darkness together.

From Chubby Wife to Swan: Her Dance Leaves the Whole Family Speechless

Lin Xiaoman, a chubby wife of three years, was the family's “laughingstock” — her 80kg figure shamed her mother-in-law, her husband Shen Yanqing was cold to her, and even her sister stepped on her to curry favor with the in-laws. Until one day, she suddenly slimmed down to a “white swan” with fair skin and a graceful figure, confused by her own transformation. At her mother-in-law's birthday banquet, when the scheduled dancer bailed, Lin was pushed onto the stage as a “fill-in”. To everyone's surprise, her *Swan Lake* dance was breathtaking — her spinning tiptoes seemed to glow, and the audience erupted into thunderous applause after a moment of silence. Looking at her gaping mother-in-law, shocked husband, and pale sister, she smiled. But an even bigger secret awaited: her DNA revealed she was actually the genius dancer who had been missing for ten years…

On the First Day of Rebirth, Divorce First

In her past life, Lin Wan was betrayed by her scumbag husband and his white moonlight mistress, losing all her family property and watching her parents murdered before she died in resentment. Waking up, she finds herself back to the first day of their marriage registration. Facing the hypocritical, ingratiating husband, Lin Wan drags him straight to the civil affairs bureau without hesitation and demands a divorce publicly. The scumbag is stunned, while the mistress who rushed over to stir up trouble stands frozen. With cold, determined eyes, Lin Wan vows: This lifetime, I will reclaim every last thing owed to 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.

Three Feet of Spring

At the end of a three-feet-wide old alley, A-Po, who has run a qipao shop for 20 years, mends the old days day after day. One day, she picks up a drunk boy at the alley entrance, who holds a half old qipao embroidered with plum branches and knows nothing about his own background. The jade finger ring on the boy’s hand is exactly the token of A-Po’s lover lost in the war. In this three-feet spring scenery, there is A-Po’s lifelong waiting and the secret of the boy’s identity. A cross-century reunion is quietly unfolding in the narrow alley.