Reborn in the 80s: Spoil My Wife to the Heavens

Madam's Underworld

By day, she's a demure housewife playing mahjong; by night, she's the feared "Cheongsam Reaper" ruling the underworld. When loan sharks destroy her husband's tea shop, she swaps lipstick for hairpins and beats thugs senseless with a rolling pin. As her double life unravels, her meek husband steps forward with a chilling grin: 'Touch my wife? Have you seen her rolling pin that once crushed eighteen gang branches?' A fusion of identity twists and brutal elegance, this couple's deadly duet will shake both sides of the law.

The Hidden Billiards Queen

Lin Xiaolu, an ordinary high school student, enters an underground billiards tournament to ease her family’s financial strain, only to be stunned when her opponent is her mild-mannered homemaker mother. It turns out Mom was once the legendary 'Black Widow,' a billiards icon who retired from the scene for her family. Now, to shield her daughter from ruthless underground figures, she fearlessly picks up the cue again. Under the spotlights, the gentle mother transforms into an icy queen of the green felt, unaware that an old rival who once forced her into hiding is watching from the shadows. As cues clash on the table, fierce maternal love collides with past grudges, revealing secrets two decades deep and the sacrifices a mother will make.

The Bargain Hunter

Li Tian is an ordinary office worker with a unique talent for spotting 'bargain' loopholes—effortlessly identifying undervalued antique items or time-sensitive deals that others miss. Known as the 'Bargain King', his skill brings envy, particularly from a greedy boss who frames him in a trap during a million-dollar painting auction. Li Tian must navigate deceit and competition to clear his name, uncovering shocking twists and learning that true insight lies in protecting friendships and integrity. Filled with comedic suspense and twists, his daily life of seeing through everything faces the ultimate challenge.

Sword of Ink

At the imperial examination, impoverished scholar Su Yan faces a psychological war orchestrated by the chancellor's heir. Wielding his brush as a blade and ink as armor, he hides evidence of a dynastic conspiracy within his scrolls. Under pressure from the scholarly gentry, every stroke carries lethal implications. When treasonous accusations mysteriously appear on his final essay, a deadly frame-up unravels. Behind the calligraphy duel lies a plot threatening the throne. On the day honors are announced, a bloody reckoning with corrupt nobles begins—where ink proves deadlier than swords.

When I Threw My Wife's Teddy Bear, I Found Her Secret

Lin Mo, married to Su Xiao for three years, is at his wits' end—his wife is obsessed with a half-human-sized teddy bear, hugging it while eating, sleeping, even ditching their wedding anniversary for it. One night, Lin Mo snaps: he slams his chopsticks, flips the table, and hurls the bear to the ground. As the fabric tears, a locked wooden box rolls out. When he pries it open, he collapses—it’s Su Xiao’s late-stage pancreatic cancer diagnosis from three months ago, and a video of her, skeletal yet smiling: “Mo Ge, I was scared you’d be lonely. I put our movie tickets, the glass marble you gave me… everything into the bear. Hug it when you miss me.” Lin Mo holds the torn bear, sobbing until dawn, realizing his wife’s “obsession” was a final, life-giving warmth.

Tired of Being a Boss, All I Want Is to Study

Lin Chuan, once the "Brother Chuan" who controlled the underground logistics network in the west of the city, secured his top position with toughness three years ago. But after his brother died taking a knife for him, he suddenly grew weary of scheming and fighting. He emptied his assets, changed his name to "Lin Xiaochuan", and enrolled in a suburban high school to make up for the regret of "never having attended high school". However, troubles followed: his old enemy sent a spy as a security guard; the school bully tried to assert dominance but was scared off by his cold gaze; even Su Xiaoyu, the class monitor who helped him with math, sensed he was "hiding something". When the enemy's car stopped at the school gate and his former subordinate shouted "Brother Chuan", Lin Xiaochuan clutched his barely passing exam paper and panicked—would the "ordinary life" he'd fought so hard to guard fall apart?

The Late South Wind Knows My Heart

Restorer Su Wanyi waits at an old bookstall in the alley every year when the south wind blows, holding out for Gu Zhaonan, her high school deskmate. Seven years ago, he said he'd go to the desert for archaeology and return when the south wind blew through the alley for the third time—but he vanished without a trace. This year, a man with silver-rimmed glasses appears, carrying the celadon brush washer she gave Gu back then, claiming to be his colleague. Yet he unconsciously mimics Gu's habits: folding candy wrappers into stars, wearing the wool gloves she knitted while restoring relics. When the south wind rages one night, the man breaks down and confesses—he is Gu Zhaonan. He lost his memory in an accident years ago, and only recently found her love letter saying “I’ll wait” at the excavation site, piecing together his past. He feared she'd blame him for being late, but she'd already recognized him from the little things, just waiting for him to dare speak up.

I'm Really Not the Wine God

Fresh grad Lin Xiaoyu is actually totally intolerant to alcohol. But by a twist of fate, he ended up taking all the toasts for his boss at his first company team building banquet. Overnight, he was hailed as a wine god who can hold a thousand cups by colleagues and clients. Now he is forced to attend all kinds of wine banquets, pretend to be a heavy drinker, hide his severe alcohol allergy, stick to his principle of not getting promoted by drinking, and dare not break everyone's misunderstanding. A hilarious and poignant farce about workplace wine culture unfolds.

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.

The Beauty President Was Yelled At Badly By Me

Delivery worker Lin Xiaoyu accidentally bumps into Su Wan, CEO of Su Group, who has just been grilled by the board. Mistaking Lin for a fraudster staging an accident to extort money, Su Wan snaps angrily. Filled with pent-up grievances, Lin yells back, pointing out her company’s incompetent decisions amid internal power struggles—words that hit Su Wan’s pain point exactly. The harsh rant becomes a wake-up call for her, so she immediately offers Lin a special consultant position, kicking off a tense and playful relationship between the bickering pair.