Heavenly Xuan Sovereign

Master Chef vs. Pre-made Meals

A traditional master chef engages in a fierce battle with a pre-made meal company, defending the soul and craftsmanship of cuisine.

The Red Envelope Mystery in the Year of the Snake

During the Spring Festival of the Year of the Snake, a mysterious red envelope triggers a series of unexpected events. As family members scramble for the envelope, long-hidden secrets begin to surface. Who will ultimately claim the red envelope, and what surprises await them?

The Real Heiress

Su Mo, the real heiress swapped at birth, grew up in the slums until she discovered her true identity. Returning to her luxurious family empire, she faces constant sabotage from the fake heiress while getting entangled in a contractual marriage with the cold-faced CEO. As the truth unfolds, how will this twisted fate conclude?

Heartbeat Promise

Top actress Su Nian accidentally hides in photographer Lu Chen's home to escape paparazzi. Forced to cohabitate, the polar opposites gradually fall for each other. Just as Lu prepares to confess, Su's ex-boyfriend reveals a three-year-old secret: the iconic car crash photo that launched Su's career was taken by Lu. Tangled in love and guilt, can he truly win her heart this time?

Daddy, Don't Run Away

An adorable little child descends from the mountain to find their long-lost father, only to get caught in a family conflict. With innocence and wit, the child resolves the crisis and finally reunites with their daddy, bringing the family together.

Every Man for Himself

When a financial storm hits the city, three seemingly happy couples suddenly face bankruptcy. Their picture-perfect marriages crumble under massive debts—some flee with money overnight, others rush to transfer assets, and some even set up elaborate scams. But just as they think they've escaped, a bigger conspiracy lurks in the shadows. In this test of humanity, who will hold onto their last shred of decency?

The Yandere Male Lead Is Jealous Again Season 2

After reuniting with workplace newcomer Su Ruan, cold-hearted CEO Lu Chenzhou's possessiveness intensifies. When Su Ruan is forced to dance tango with a partner at a business banquet, Lu calmly applauds but later pins her against a mirror, demanding hoarsely: 'Where did he touch you?'. The plot twists when a lookalike girl appears and hundreds of clandestine photos of Su Ruan sleeping are discovered in Lu's encrypted album. As obsessive love intertwines with deception, this storm of jealousy unveils a terrifying truth...

Dad, You Really Don't Need Blind Dates

Successful single dad Zhou Ming gets tricked by his son into joining a dating show, facing a parade of eccentric female contestants. Just as he prepares to expose the farce, he locks eyes with his first love—now a famous relationship coach—Lin Xia. Caught between his son's elaborate "matchmaking scheme" and the complicated gaze of an old flame, how will this absurd dating reality show end?

The Person Who Loved Me Most Is Gone

Lin Xiaoyu's world shatters when she learns of her mother's sudden death. While sorting through belongings, a hidden diary reveals an earth-shattering truth - her nagging, ordinary mother was actually a top-tier spy in her youth, and her death was no accident. As Xiaoyu digs deeper, she's drawn into a web of lies and danger that completely颠覆s everything she knew about maternal love. When she finally uncovers the core secret, she must make a deadly choice: seek vengeance or protect the ultimate truth her mother died to preserve?

Midnight Last Bus

Lin Xiaoman, recently unemployed and fresh from a breakup, accidentally catches the last suburban bus at midnight. The passengers on board all seem odd — a woman in a wedding dress clutches a crumpled bridesmaid invitation, a bespectacled programmer repeatedly refreshes an unsent message to his first love, and an old lady with a vegetable basket keeps staring at the silver bracelet on her wrist that she’s worn for a decade. As the bus veers further off course, passing her childhood alley, the passengers suddenly turn to her in unison: “Xiaoman, you’re finally here.” It turns out this “last bus” carries all the unspoken regrets of her life: the runaway best friend who wants to say “I’ve been waiting for you to be my bridesmaid,” the missed first love who wants to hand over the love letter he never dared to send, and her late grandmother who wants to touch her silver bracelet one more time. Those wounds she hid in the dark are waiting to say a proper “goodbye.”