The Return of the Xuanmen Female Disciple: Vindicating the Family’s Wrongful Charge

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 Reed Whistle Plight

As mysterious deaths plague the capital, court musician Mu Sheng infiltrates a prince’s manor to investigate her master’s murder, linked to a legendary twin-reed flute. Each victim died after hearing the same ghostly melody. Framed by the cold-hearted Prince Xiao Che, she risks her life playing the forbidden tune as bait. The haunting notes unveil a shocking truth: the killer orchestrating deaths through sound is the very man who slaughtered her family a decade ago. A breath away from doom, the flute’s shattering crescendo exposes a dark design.

Forbidden Surgeon's Heart

Obsessive tycoon Qin Si launches an all-out pursuit of coldly elegant cardiac surgeon Wen Nian, only to discover to his horror that she is in love with rising star hospital director Lu Shi'an. As Qin employs ruthless tactics to corner Wen Nian, a high-stakes battle ignites between his predatory obsession and the shared medical ideals binding Wen Nian and Lu. With scalpel-sharp tension slicing through operating rooms and boardrooms, the domineering CEO issues a chilling ultimatum: 'Dr. Wen, does your scalpel dare operate on this heart?'

Mrs. Lin's Doting Daughter-in-law

Cutthroat matriarch Mrs. Lin shocks everyone by pampering her daughter-in-law, Wei—delivering homemade soup, gifting jewels, and defending her fiercely against her own son. But this 'perfect mother-in-law' act hides a vicious scheme: she must secure an heir through Wei to disinherit her husband's illegitimate child. When Wei uncovers Mrs. Lin's diary revealing a cold-blooded 'eliminate the mother, keep the child' plan, their fragile alliance fractures. Now, trapped in a deadly game of familial greed, the two women must pretend to unite against lurking enemies while secretly waiting to destroy each other. In this glittering cage of lies, who's truly holding the knife?

Beauty's Farewell

Su Xiao, once a celebrated socialite, witnesses her fading beauty in the mirror and resolves to retire to the mountains. But a reunion with an old friend forces her to confront a decade-old misunderstanding with her first love, Xu Yuan: he returns quietly, bearing a shocking secret tied to her family's lost heritage and their mysterious separation. Caught in a whirlwind of love and resentment, Su Xiao is pulled into a game of emotion and truth: are Xu Yuan's intentions redemption or revenge? She must decide between bidding farewell to the past or reigniting their spark, with a suspenseful reality that could rewrite her life.

Back to 1975: I'm Taking My Life Back

Lin Wan gave up the college entrance exam to raise her brother's betrothal gift, married a lame man for her sister, and ended up with nothing but illness by the age of 60. On her deathbed, she realized she'd lived as a "tool for her family". When she opened her eyes again, she was back in the summer of 1975—17-year-old her holding the admission letter, with parents urging her to drop out and her first love Chen Mo waiting for her at the alley. This time, she tore up the withdrawal application, slammed the betrothal money on the table, and dragged Chen Mo to the county high school: "I want to go to college, make money, and get back everything I lost in my previous life!" But just as things go smoothly, her grandmother—who died early in her past life—suddenly falls ill. She has to choose between "saving grandma" and "preparing for the exam". And Chen Mo's sudden disappearance adds another twist to her "rebirth plan...

The Legend of Shanxiao in Heizhugou

Female journalist Lin Wan ventures into Heizhugou—the "Valley of Death"—to solve her father's disappearance during a scientific expedition years ago, armed with his diary and a quest for the legendary "Shanxiao" (a mountain demon in local lore). Her companion, wilderness expert Lu Ye, dismisses the Shanxiao as a myth, but strange events plague their journey: malfunctioning compasses, vandalized camps, and eerie childlike wails at night. When Lin Wan finds her father's diary symbols match mountain wall totems, she uncovers that the Shanxiao legend hides an old expedition betrayal—and Lu Ye's identity is deeply tied to her father's death…

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…

When You Turn Around, I'm Gone

Gu Chuan, a creative director at an advertising agency, has been trapped in the shadow of his girlfriend Lin Xiaoman's sudden disappearance for three years—until Su Xiao, an intern who looks exactly like Xiaoman, appears. She makes Xiaoman's favorite osmanthus sugar lotus root, puts a coat over him during overtime, and even shares the exact same head-scratching habit. Just as Gu Chuan thinks "Xiaoman is back," Su Xiao breaks down and reveals the truth: Xiaoman died in a car accident three years ago, and on her deathbed, she asked her younger sister Su Xiao to "exist" in Gu Chuan's life instead, just to spare him the despair of "no one being there when he turns around." When Gu Chuan finds Xiaoman's last diary entry, it reads: "What I fear most isn't death—it's you turning around and not seeing me."

Me vs. My Boss: The Longevity Bet

Office worker Lin Xiaoman refuses her workaholic boss Zhou Yan's non-stop overtime demands, leading to a casual bet: "Who can hold out longer" — essentially "who lives longer". What starts as a joke turns real when Zhou Yan takes it seriously. He not only supervises her daily exercise check-ins but also gives her various bizarre health tasks. The two, who were initially at odds, gradually see through each other's exhaustion hidden behind work masks. The workplace tension softens into tacit care, and this "longevity challenge" unexpectedly becomes a chance for both to grow.