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Peerless Dao Master

In a modern era where cultivation has declined, genius cultivator Ye Wushuang accidentally inherits an ancient legacy, becoming the sole practitioner of the invincible 'Peerless Dao'. As he dominates major sects with unrivaled power, he discovers his nemesis is the reincarnation of the Demon Lord he sealed away in a past life. Torn between his duty to protect the world and a millennium-spanning love-hate entanglement, Ye Wushuang must choose between ultimate power and human connection.

The Brother Who Wouldn't Let Go

Rebellious teenager Lin Xiaoman gets kicked out by her stepfather, only to meet Cheng Ye - her rough-around-the-edges half-brother she never knew existed. As the motorcycle mechanic forcibly inserts himself into her life, their rocky relationship gradually reveals unexpected warmth. When Xiaoman discovers Cheng Ye's terminal illness, these two abandoned souls find profound connection in each other's brokenness.

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.

Jade & Jasmine Agency

The world's premier male emotional intelligence training center, Jade & Jasmine Agency, crafts perfect companions for elite heiresses. Ice Queen CEO Ye Lan signs the priciest package solely to expose the hypocrisy behind men's flattery. But her meticulously assigned partner, Gu Shen, chips away at her defenses with precisely calibrated tenderness. Just as Ye Lan succumbs to the manufactured romance, she catches him murmuring to a hidden earpiece: "Target emotionally compromised. Commencing final test tonight..." Beneath the velvet gloves, a lethal love game reaches its climax.

Midnight Rose

As night falls, a mysterious bar named 'Midnight Rose' opens in a corner of the bustling city. Young bartender Lin Xi accidentally meets Qin Ye, a regular customer with a hidden identity who always orders a blood-red rose cocktail at midnight, his eyes concealing an untold past. Drawn into a web of ambiguity and temptation, they grow closer, unaware that a deadly conspiracy involving family secrets is looming. The night the rose blooms may mark the beginning of love—or a countdown to death.

That Gloomy Guy Turned Out to Be My Stepbrother

Lin Xiaoman’s life takes a sharp turn when her mother remarries—her new stepbrother is Shen Yan, the gloomy, solitary boy from the next high school class who used to make her too nervous to look at. Their first meeting at the new home: Xiaoman crashes into him with a cardboard box, realizing the once-intimidating guy is now her family. But as they live together, Xiaoman discovers warmth beneath Shen Yan’s icy exterior: he collects her forgotten school uniform, defends her from bullies, and even hides her lost hairpin from last year. Just when she thinks their bond is thawing, Shen Yan suddenly pulls away and says he wants to move out—“I don’t want to mess with your life.” Little does she know, Shen Yan has long realized his feelings for his stepsister are forbidden, and this secret is tearing him apart.

Burning Devotion

Su Wan, an illegitimate daughter abandoned by her family, is forced to sign a contract marriage with Gu Siyan, the rumored cold and ruthless CEO, to save her terminally ill mother. She thought it was a loveless transaction, but never expected Gu's "crazy" devotion after marriage—37°C warm breakfast, on-call company, even confronting his family elders for her. Just as Su Wan gradually lowers her guard and plans to accept this love, she finds an old photo of a woman who looks exactly like her in Gu's study, and the date on the back of the photo is ten years ago...

Sea Wind Carried My Goodbye

Lin Xiaoman and Xu Xingye, childhood sweethearts from a coastal town, were each other's "starlight in the wind"—he filled seashells with waves for her, she collected summer night stars in glass jars for him. But when Xu got admitted to a Beijing art college, Xiaoman hid her own art exam pass because of her grandma's Alzheimer's. On their agreed "last meeting," Xu was late from sending the suddenly ill grandma to the hospital. Xiaoman waited all night, finally saying "goodbye" to the rising tide's wind. Three years later, Xiaoman runs a "Wind Convenience Store" by the sea. One day, a man holding osmanthus cake stands at the door—he says, the "I'll wait for you" he didn't say back then has been carried by the sea wind for three years.

By the Time My Ex Cried Regret, I Was Already a Ten-Billion-Valued Tycoon

Three years ago, Lin Wan was dumped by her ex Chen Mo for being “too poor and useless”—he even mocked her for splitting milk tea money AA. She turned her grievance into code and led her team to develop the world’s first AI elderly care robot. At her company’s 10-billion valuation press conference, Chen Mo burst in with red eyes—his cheating current girlfriend had stolen all his savings. “I was wrong, let’s start over,” he sobbed. Lin Wan glanced at Gu Shen, the smiling investor in the audience, and waved her diamond-embellished invitation: “Sorry, my time is now charged by the minute.” The once humble girl now had her sweet revenge, and in Gu Shen’s ring box, there was something more thrilling than “ten billion.”

Good Fortune in the Year of the Horse: True Wishes

Office worker Lin Xiaoman makes three wishes to her family's ancestral bronze horse during the Year of the Horse Spring Festival: a salary raise, finding love, and reconciling with her estranged father. But the "fulfillment" is ironic—her raise comes with a scapegoat project, her "love interest" is a business partner forced by her father, and her father's sudden hospitalization forces her to confront their long-standing rift. Just when she thinks "having wishes come true" is a farce, she realizes true luck never came from the figurine's magic, but from her courage to face life: refusing the scapegoat task, being honest with her "date," and accompanying her father through chemotherapy. By the end of the year, she gains something more precious than her original wishes—genuine connections and a true heart.