The Demon I Drew Came Alive

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.

Back to the 80s: Old Ginger is Hotter

In 2023, finance whiz Jiang Xiaochuan time-travels to 1980 as a factory worker. His modern business tactics quickly thrive in the economic reform, but veteran director Jiang Guoqiang blocks him at every turn. When cutting-edge strategies clash with traditional wisdom, the two 'Jiangs' wage an epic generational battle. As family secrets emerge revealing their blood ties, can this grandfather-grandson duo reconcile at the crossroads of China's transformation?

The Contract Marriage of Lawyer Li: My Wife is the Eternal Sovereign

Ice-cold lawyer Li Chenzhou enters a contractual marriage with a seemingly helpless girl to escape family pressure. On their wedding night, golden runes ignite on her fingertips, unleashing ancient powers dormant for millennia. As shadowy conglomerates launch deadly schemes, Li discovers his demure bride is the primordial Dark Sovereign who controls life and death. Their 'chance encounter' was an elaborate vengeance plot spanning centuries. With the contract expiration looming, three prophecies begin to unfold – and the fate of worlds hangs on whether he can ignite her long-dead human heart.

Bringing Home a Fortune-God and Rain is Riches

After losing her job, Su Xiaowan rescued a shivering stray dog in the rain. From that day, bizarre luck struck: every rainfall magically filled her bank account! But when she storms into a CEO’s office demanding compensation for her ruined designer bag, the tycoon stares at her sneezing dog in shock—it’s the legendary fortune god who saved him from drowning as a child. Chaos erupts when the divine creature sneezes uncontrollably near the CEO. Drenched in a sudden downpour, the CEO suddenly pulls Xiaowan into an embrace: 'I'll pay for the bag... if you return my dog—and its owner—to me first.'

Homecoming Across a Thousand Miles: The Silent Wheat Waves

Lin Wan, a first-tier city reporter, returns to her wheat hometown in Northern Jiangsu for her grandmother's will, intending to quickly transfer the old house. But she's stopped by A Yuan, a mute teenager guarding a hundred acres of wheat—villagers call him a "disaster star" adopted by her grandmother a decade ago, whose brother died in a wheat field fire. Yet in Lin Wan's fuzzy childhood memories, there's clearly a "little mute" crouching in the wheat rows making her a foxtail grass ring. When she finds her grandmother's old diary, the last line on the fire night reads: "A Yuan's mouth was closed for me." And in A Yuan's iron box hidden under the wheat stack, there's the glass marble she lost at seven—the gift she was going to give the "little mute". The truth, like a spark under the wheat waves, quietly burns through the silence of years...

Unrequited Love Is a Labyrinth

Lin Xiaoman, a library administrator, has secretly loved Chen Mo, a brilliant law student, for three years. She quietly reserves *Quantum Mechanics* for him whenever he borrows it and leaves warm honey water when he pulls all-nighters writing papers—yet she hides her feelings because Chen Mo always says, "Love is more trouble than academic research." Until a rainy night before graduation, Xiaoman’s secret love diary is found by Chen Mo. Hiding behind a bookshelf, she hears him flipping through the pages and discovers his notebook has a photo of her profile under the cherry blossom tree from last year. It turns out she was never alone in this labyrinth; both were afraid that "speaking out" would break their original tacit understanding.

Transmigrated to the 70s: Forced to Stay Next Door on Wedding Night

Su Xiao transmigrated into a rural bride in the 1970s. Right after her wedding ceremony, her mother-in-law sent her to the neighboring educated youth spot for the night, claiming the "new house was leaking." To her surprise, the neighbor was Lu Jingshen—the "cold-faced educated youth" from the book, who would later become a business tycoon but had closed his heart due to family trauma. On that rainy night, Lu Jingshen fell into a feverish coma in the drafty adobe house, forcing Su Xiao to stay and care for him. While wiping his forehead, she found a crumpled old family photo in his hand—revealing the "cold man" had an untouchable softness. This accidental night intertwined their fates, and Su Xiao never expected: she would be the key to unlocking Lu Jingshen's heart...

Unspoken Love Under the Old Moon

Lin Wan returns to her high school to heal from a project failure and meets Chen Mo—her old classmate who once collected moonlight in a glass jar with her—running a used book stall at night. Chen Mo opens his cherished *Starry Sky* album, revealing a yellowed note: "Sept 15, 2013. The moon tastes like the orange candy you gave me. I wanted to say I like you, but you were going to Shanghai—I was afraid to be a burden." Lin Wan pulls out her phone and shows a decade-old draft: "Chen Mo, the moon is hiding in the clouds tonight. I wanted to tell you I also like watching ants with you by the flower bed, but you fixed the girl next class's pen—I'm afraid I'm多余 (unnecessary)." Just then, the moon emerges from the clouds, exactly as it was ten years ago. Chen Mo, with red ears, says: "I fixed that pen to practice—I wanted to fix your leaky Hero pen." Lin Wan laughs through tears: "I'm starting a job in Shanghai tomorrow—actually, because you said you wanted to see the moon over the Huangpu River back then." Under the same moonlight, they finally say the "I like you" they've hidden for ten years—turns out the moon never left; they just hid their words in its light.

My Jinx Is Unbelievably Powerful

Lin Xiaoman, a corporate drone, has a cursed "jinx"—every bad thing she says comes true: Joke about a milk tea shop closing? It posts a "For Transfer" sign half an hour later. Tease a colleague about being late? They trip into the subway turnstile. Her "superpower" has left her isolated—until new hire Lu Zhao crashes in, determined to prove her wrong: "Everyone says you're a bad luck charm? I'm gonna be the first to not fear you." Even more shocking? Lu Zhao is immune to her jinx: She says he'll mess up the proposal—he nails it with the toughest client. She says he'll get caught in the rain—the sky clears instantly. Xiaoman panics: Is this man her redemption… or a trap? As she lets him in, her jinx starts to fade—along with her loneliness. But why is Lu Zhao immune? And what’s he hiding?

I, the Taoist Master, Descend the Mountain to Fix All Arrogance

Lin Yuan, a reclusive Taoist master in Zhongnan Mountain, descends to find his sect's lost treasure, only to get caught in a wealthy urban family's power struggles. He uses Taoist skills to break the evil feng shui schemes of a real estate tycoon, humiliates arrogant dignitaries, and saves a rich young lady haunted by evil spirits. Wanting to finish his task quietly, he can't help stepping forward repeatedly when seeing the strong bullying the weak and profiteers running wild, punishing all arrogance. He causes a stir in the city, slowly uncovers the conspiracy behind the missing treasure, and develops affection for the young lady.