The Mountain Demon's Arranged Marriage

Pride and Prejudice on Campus

Rural scholar Lin Mo enters elite university as top scorer, only to face constant humiliation from his wealthy roommate Chen Ye. When both fall for professor's daughter Su Qing, a battle of pride and love erupts. Lin uncovers Chen's family corruption, but the playboy holds a shocking secret about Lin's origin... In this war between new money and old money, who will claim ultimate victory?

Math Prodigy

Ordinary middle schooler Lin Xiaoqiang discovers his extraordinary math talent and enters the national competition under his teacher's encouragement. Juggling food delivery jobs to support his family and late-night study sessions at convenience stores, he faces mockery from elite school rivals. When this delivery boy sweeps through the competition, the world witnesses the rise of a mathematical genius.

Jailbreak Mommy Turns Queen

Five years ago, Su Man took the blame for her son and went to prison. Upon release, she's shocked to find her once-timid son has become a business tycoon—who secretly orchestrated a lavish lifestyle to spoil her. But when old enemies and family feuds resurface, how will this unconventional mother-son duo navigate the storm?

Hidden Love

Cold-hearted CEO Lu Chen is forced to share an apartment with rookie employee Lin Xiaoman. As they navigate daily life together, their carefully constructed facades begin to crack - his sharp tongue hides a growing affection, her clumsiness masks unexpected warmth. But when a corporate conspiracy entangles them both, will their buried feelings surface in time?

My 1988

In 1998, small-town youth Lin Xiaoyang stumbles upon a mysterious diary documenting bizarre events from 1988. As he investigates, he discovers the stories are connected to his missing father. Teaming up with a headstrong bookstore girl Su Yu, they unravel decade-old secrets, unaware that danger lurks in the shadows of their discoveries.

Is This What Finding Family Feels Like?

Lin Xiaoman, 25, is a “family-less person” — after her grandma’s death, she poured all her energy into her e-commerce operation job and never thought about finding her biological parents. Until one day, an aunt in a floral dress blocked her at the company gate, holding her infant silver lock and crying, “I’m your mom.” Xiaoman was so scared she blocked the aunt on WeChat, only to find her favorite soft-boiled eggs on her desk every morning, warm honey water during overtime, and even moxibustion patches from the aunt after she casually mentioned “sore shoulders”. When she finally agreed to meet, the aunt took out a stack of crumpled notebooks — every page read, “Xiaoman worked overtime until 10 PM today” “Xiaoman likes lemon tea with less ice”. Xiaoman suddenly burst into tears: It turns out “the feeling of finding family” isn’t the dramatic hug from TV; it’s someone quietly engraving every little thing about you into their daily life.

Reborn: The Wrong Adoption

Su Wan is reborn ten years ago, determined to retrieve her swapped biological son, but accidentally takes away the son of Gu Jingshen, her wealthy enemy. While raising the 'son' as a single mother and hiding her rebirth secret to evade Gu's pursuit, she never expects that as the child grows up, Gu not only tracks her down but also finds the 'wild child' bears an uncanny resemblance to himself. As the truth unfolds, the mastermind behind the baby swap emerges, and Su Wan realizes—the 'wrong adoption' she fought so hard to protect might be the gentlest redemption fate has given her.

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.

Mr. Xie's Soft Sweet Bean

Xie Shiyan, known as the "Ice Yama" in investment banking, has struggled with chronic insomnia—until one late night, he eats a taro cheese ball from a tiny alley dessert stall. The sweetness seeps into his heart, giving him the deepest sleep he’s had in six months. The stall owner, Lin Xiaoman, is a recent pastry graduate who’s clinging to the stall to raise money for her brother’s surgery. She’s like a glowing little sweet bean, always saying, "Life is worth it." When Mr. Xie starts showing up every day on time, secretly fixing her stall light, and fending off debt collectors for her, Lin Xiaoman realizes: The iceberg that’s been frozen for thirty years has already melted into a soft crack because of her—his suit pocket always holds her nougat, his phone wallpaper is her flour-streaked face when kneading dough, and all his "exceptions" are only for his little sweet bean.

Finally Escaped From My Terrible Family

28-year-old office worker Su Xiao has been exploited by her terrible family for over 20 years—her patriarchal mother treats her like an ATM to support her NEET brother, and her father, a chronic peacekeeper, never stands up for her. She finally saves enough “escape funds” after three years, but just before leaving, her brother smashes her suitcase to force her to sell her wedding house for his dowry, and her mother even threatens suicide. Su Xiao snaps, runs to the train station overnight, but just as she’s about to check in, her mother texts: “Your dad had a heart attack and is in hospital!” Is it a lie or an emergency? As she trembles with her phone, a male voice behind her says: “I’m escaping too—want to join?” It’s Gu Chuan, who’s being forced into marriage by his family. The two “runaways” team up, hiding from their terrible families while finding courage in each other—Is this “escape” the end of suffering, or the start of a new life?