From Zero to Dragon Hero

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.

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.

The Warlord's Jinxed Blessing

In a chaotic warlord era, a family curse of jinxed speech haunts the warlord's household, epitomized by Xiaofubao, his cherished adopted daughter. Her every word brings misfortune, causing chaos when she accidentally predicts a key battle loss, plunging the army into disarray. The warlord suspects her of espionage, igniting intense conflict, while Xiaofubao harbors a secret crush on a young adjutant. Amid humorous twists and emotional turmoil, her jinxed utterances reveal crucial enemy plots, turning her curse into an unexpected savior. This micro-drama blends comedy, suspense, and themes of family and love, culminating in a dramatic reversal of fortune.

Redemption on the Tip of the Tongue

Lin Chen, a fallen Michelin-starred chef who lost his taste in a car crash, scrapes by running a street food stall. His life twists when blind mystic Su He unveils an uncanny ability to recreate flavor memories, thrusting their 'Sensory Kitchen' into viral fame. But as Lin discovers her gift stems from forbidden soul-stealing rituals—linked to her father’s role in his accident—their sizzling wok becomes a crucible of deception. With fame crumbling and dark truths shattering their partnership, can these broken souls find redemption through the very flavors that ruined them?

Yes I'm A Taoist, So What?

After his temple's bankruptcy, modern-day sorcerer Zhang Bufan resorts to hustling wealthy clients in the city. But when he accidentally unleashes a real fox demon during an exorcism, his panicked display of magic goes viral. Now the arrogant young mystic must conceal his celestial identity while dodging heaven's enforcers—all while being stalked by the wealthy heiress whose livestream exposed him. Worse yet, the millennia-old fox spirit has become his obsessive fan! With spells misfiring and talismans backfiring, Zhang's mantra becomes: 'I’m just a Taoist who knows magic, cut me some slack!' In this era? Being a priest is way too complicated!

My Lord Regent, Your Assassin's Not a Brain to Spare

The ruthless Lord Regent hires elite assassin Shadow, only to discover she's hilariously inept—poisoning attempts become nutritious congee, stealth missions devolve into helping targets adjust their belts. When the assassin's bumbling chaos unravels her identity as a spy from his greatest enemy, the Regent's fury turns to icy intrigue. As political conspiracies tighten like a noose, the dagger-wielding idiot forgets her mission mid-thrust, staring perplexed at the intricate bow she accidentally tied on his robe. In a collision of deadly court schemes and farcical chaos, one question echoes: will this newfound warmth ignite a revolution in their hearts or become their final undoing?

Fruitless Longing

After waiting ten years for her boyfriend Chu Feng to return from abroad, Lin Ruyan's romantic dreams shatter when he appears coldly, admitting he moved on to a new lover and revealing a brutal truth: he fled years ago to escape debts. Crushed by betrayal, Ruyan unexpectedly meets the warm-hearted doctor Hao Ran next door. Together, they navigate the whirlwind of heartbreak and discovery, sparking a surprising twist of fate. This emotional rollercoaster blends love, deception, and redemption into a captivating micro-drama.

The Future Prophet

Protagonist Lin Feng possesses the supernatural ability to foresee the future, but a prophecy plunges him into crisis: he foresees that an earthquake will take the life of his girlfriend, Xiao Yu. When Lin Feng attempts to alter fate, his intervention triggers butterfly effects, and the prophecy suddenly reverses, pointing to a deadlier conspiracy. A mysterious organization emerges, manipulating the prophecies and using Lin Feng as a pawn. In a countdown to disaster, Lin Feng must choose between betrayal from friends and the test of true love, racing to unravel the prophecy's deceit. Can he rewrite destiny when emotions clash and suspense peaks?

She's the Apple of His Heart

Gu Jingshen, the "Ice Devil" of the business circle, dotes on Su Wanwan, an intern assistant, in a way that's "top-tier"—he crosses half the city at 3 AM to buy her favorite soft-boiled eggs with runny yolks, shields her from trouble targeting newbies in board meetings, and even when her "real wealthy family daughter" sister humiliates her publicly, he slips the Gu family's heirloom jade bracelet onto her wrist, saying, "No one touches my heart's favorite." What Su Wanwan doesn't know is that Gu Jingshen has kept an old photo for ten years: a seven-year-old her squatting at the orphanage gate, breaking her only hot steamed bun in half for the shivering little Jingshen. When rumors of "pretending to be the wealthy daughter" spread, Gu Jingshen smiles and holds her close: "I never doted on the Gu family's position—I doted on the little girl who gave me half a bun that year."