Future Forecast: Keep the Wealth Low-key

Three Sisters Exposed Me Online

Popular live-streamer Lin Hao's life turns upside down when three girls claiming to be his sisters expose his dark secrets online. As the scandal unfolds, Lin Hao discovers they are his long-lost biological sisters. Torn between salvaging his reputation and rebuilding family bonds, he must navigate this crisis while uncovering the shocking truth behind their viral exposé - a deep-buried family secret that changes everything.

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.

Tide Fog

In a foggy coastal town, young photographer Lin Wu accidentally captures crucial evidence of a murder. As she tries to uncover the truth, she finds herself entangled in a conspiracy involving local elites. With the ebb and flow of the tide, the mist reveals not only crimes but also the secrets behind her father's mysterious death years ago. In a dangerous web of lies, Lin must race against the receding tide to uncover the truth, or become the next victim swallowed by the tide fog forever.

Unmoored

Rising star designer Li Zhe finds himself adrift in a vortex of corporate deceit after his groundbreaking project wins acclaim. Days before clinching the industry's highest honor, his core bid documents vanish—with evidence pointing to his mentor. As he navigates treacherous waters, a mysterious informant reveals his meteoric success was built on stolen dreams. Now trapped between dizzying success and a bottomless abyss of guilt, Li Zhe must choose: ride the wave of lies to glory, or cut himself loose to drift toward redemption in uncharted waters.

The Pregnant Secretary's Daily Escape

After becoming pregnant unexpectedly, Secretary Meng fears her icy CEO will fire her and plots daily escape schemes. To her shock, the CEO drops his cold facade, launching a sweet pursuit—from romantic ambushes to overprotective affection. A hilarious cat-and-mouse game unfolds as conflicts escalate: Meng doubts if his sincerity stems from the child, sparking emotional tension. When a bombshell reveal exposes him as the father, the relationship twists, leaving suspense: Can love overpower her urge to flee? A roller-coaster urban romantic comedy full of twists.

A Shovel and a Pack of Cigarettes

Chen Mo, a down-and-out young man, sneaks into the mountains to dig for gold with an old shovel to raise money for his mother's surgery, surviving each day on a pack of cheap cigarettes. One day, he finds a rusty iron box with a map marked "the real gold mine", which attracts the pursuit of Li Hu, the bully who controls the village's mines. As Chen Mo evades capture and deciphers the map, he discovers a shocking secret: the map belongs to his father, a geologist who disappeared ten years ago after exposing Li Hu's father for embezzling gold mines. Now, Chen Mo must protect the map (his mother's last hope) while uncovering the truth about his father—just as Li Hu and his men close in on his shelter...

The 'Silly' Mom and Her Loving Son

Thirty-year-old Lin Xiaoman just lost his job. Afraid his "silly" mom Li Cuihua would worry, he pretends to go to work every day but actually works part-time at a convenience store. However, Cuihua has long seen through his lie—she secretly follows him, watching him eat cold buns and take the last bus. So she starts collecting recyclables behind his back, saving money and lying about winning the lottery to give him the cash. Until Xiaoman finds a tattered bag in her wardrobe: filled with recycling receipts and a crooked note that says "Xiaoman's rent." He finally understands—his "silly" mom isn't stupid; she's just trying her best to hold up the sky for him. At that moment, Cuihua walks in with a hot soft-boiled egg, smiling and saying, "Don't嫌我脏 (don't mind if I'm dirty)." That smile holds more warmth than any sweet words.

She's a True God But Fakes Innocence

Nan Zhu, a true god, descends to the mortal world to undergo the heavenly tribulation of “human love and obsession”. She takes the name Xiao Tang and pretends to be a soft intern at Sheng Lin Group—faking being lost to share the CEO's elevator, faking clumsiness to ask Lin Shen for coffee orders, even faking inability to keep the office ivy alive just to get his attention. But the cold, sharp Mr. Lin has long recognized the star birthmark on her wrist—the mark of the god who saved him from the Immortal Slaying Array 300 years ago. When Nan Zhu exposes her divine power to shatter a falling billboard and save Lin Shen, he grabs her wrist and smiles: “Xiao Tang, you’re cuter when you fake stupidity than when you command the heavens.” Turns out, she was never the best pretender.

2026: Fake Marriage, Real Baby

Su Wan, a furniture designer on the verge of bankruptcy, signs a six-month fake marriage contract with Gu Yanchuan, a surgeon who just lost his love and needs a "wife" to please his mother—all to inherit her grandmother’s furniture factory, which requires her to be married. A rainy night accident leaves her pregnant for real. When Su shows Gu the pregnancy test, his first love suddenly returns, and the hidden condition of the inheritance—"genuine love between the couple"—comes to light. With the fake marriage expiring, unclear feelings, and the ex in the picture, can this "fake act" turn into real love?

My Prince Who Wins Without Lifting a Finger

Modern office worker Su Xiao travels back to ancient China and becomes a maid in Prince Jing's residence. Determined to use her modern knowledge to help the mocked "lazy prince" Zhao Heng seize the throne, she stays up late making plans and rushes around to solve crises—only to have her efforts go to waste every time. A subordinate Zhao Heng casually complained about just handed over the handle of their political enemy; a rare treasure he didn't care about turned out to be a national relic of the former dynasty. The prince wins all the way without doing anything, while Su Xiao herself ends up as a mere helper left behind. It is not until an assassination crisis that she realizes the "good-for-nothing"'s "layback wins" are actually a deeply hidden power game.