Reborn: I Refuse to Be a Blood Bank

The Regret of Red Rose

Ex-programmer Zhou Xiaoyang becomes a viral café owner after quitting his job. When he reunites with ex-girlfriend Lin Wei—the 'red rose' who left him for being 'unambitious'—he discovers she's now a laid-off tech executive. As sparks fly over artisanal coffee, Lin's regret turns bittersweet when Zhou hides a terminal diagnosis. Is this second chance a gift or a cruel twist of fate?

Kung Fu Kitchen: Hubby Eats Happily

Ex-police officer Su Xiaodao goes undercover by marrying food critic Lu Yuan, only to discover his severe anorexia. She revolutionizes cooking with combat skills—kneading dough with grappling moves, chopping vegetables like nunchaku, and stir-frying with wok-flipping shield techniques. As Lu deciphers martial arts secrets hidden in each dish, their fake marriage simmers into something deliciously real amidst flying kitchenware.

The Mysterious Money Tree

When ordinary young Li Ming discovers a mystical tree that shakes out gold coins in an abandoned backyard, he thinks fortune has smiled upon him. But greed quickly spirals out of control: neighbors grow covetous, family conflicts erupt, and wealth tears the community apart. An anonymous letter reveals the tree's curse—it stems from a forgotten century-old feud, acting as a trap for revenge, with each coin haunted by vengeful spirits. Torn between desire and fear, Li must embark on a suspenseful journey to uncover the truth and confront his inner greed, before the curse consumes him and everyone involved. It's a twist-filled mystery of wealth that tests the limits of humanity.

After Rebirth, I'm Squandering My Billion-Dollar Fortune

Lin Wanwan, framed to death by relatives for protecting her billion-dollar fortune in a past life, decides to "reverse course" after rebirth—squandering her wealth in every way to leave coveters empty-handed. But just as she donates limited-edition bags to charity and rents her private jet to a film crew, she meets Lu Jingshen, a business genius she missed in her previous life. Lu sees her as an unteachable spendthrift; he watches her closely to "cut losses," yet is drawn to her unexpected clarity. As Lin "acts" like a wastrel, she uncovers that her past death is tied to a money laundering scheme behind her fortune. When "fake squandering" meets "real protection," they go from sabotaging each other to investigating together—Is this "squandering game" a revenge trap, or a redemption of love?

His Treasured Wife: Mr. Mo's Exclusive Love

To protect her grandfather's cultural relic restoration workshop, Su Wan reluctantly enters a contract marriage with Mo Jingshen, the cold and ruthless CEO of the Mo Group. Everyone mocks her as a "treasured wife" clinging to Mr. Mo, yet no one knows she's a hidden genius restorer, piecing together broken ancient porcelain in her workshop late at night. Mo Jingshen seems distant on the surface, but secretly shields her from industry suppression and even learns about cultural relics to get closer to her. When someone publicly accuses Su Wan of "climbing the social ladder", Mo Jingshen pulls her into his arms and takes out their marriage certificate: "It's not a contract—she's the wife I begged three times to marry." Turns out, from the day he saw her squatting in the rain picking up broken porcelain, she had already etched herself into his heart.

Peak Return: The Lady's Fatal Revenge

Shen Xingwan, the daughter of the Shen Group, was betrayed by her best friend Jiang Yao and fiancé Lu Jingchuan three years ago, leading to a "death" by falling into the sea. Now she returns as the president of the multinational group "Starshine", seemingly wanting to "rekindle old relationships" but actually plotting step by step—first exposing Jiang Yao's crime of stealing the Shen Group's core technology, then bankrupting Lu Jingchuan's new project with "old debts". Just as her revenge nears its end, her father's old diary reveals a shock: her "death" was linked to her father's "accidental car accident"? Is the "fatal card" in her hand a weapon of revenge, or a key to the truth?

The 60s: So What If My Family's All 'Oddballs'?

In a 1965 northwest Shanxi village, time-traveler Lin Xiaoman is at her wits' end—her dad is a "cunning old fox" who sneaks feed to the production team's cattle, her mom a "fiery Wang Xifeng" who out-yells any villager in a fight, and her brother a "little devil" who climbs roofs if unpunished for three days. The whole village calls their family a "den of oddballs," but when Xiaoman hides in a haystack crying over gossip, her dad gives her fruit candies saved for half a month, her mom yells through the village to defend her, and her brother pins her bully in the mud to apologize. Turns out, those "oddballs" are just people pouring all their strength into protecting each other in hard times... When a city-educated youth notices her "uniqueness" and the production team's account books hold secrets, how will this bunch of "oddballs" turn their bitter life into something sweet?

After Accidentally Transmigrating into the Novel, the Villain Insists on Marrying Me

Su Wan, a modern corporate slave, stayed up late complaining about Fu Yanzhi, the villain in the ancient tragic romance *Frost Blade*, saying, "He's clearly so pitiful that it tugs at the heartstrings, yet he has to be a stepping stone for the female lead." To her surprise, she woke up as Shen Zhining, the "enemy's daughter" whose family was slaughtered by Fu Yanzhi in the novel. In the original plot, Shen would be imprisoned, tortured, and eventually drown herself. But when she clutched her packed baggage and tried to escape over the wall, she crashed into a wounded Fu Yanzhi—who was holding the osmanthus cake she'd given him yesterday, his eyes red as he said, "Everyone calls me a devil, but only you treat me like a human. In this life, I'll marry no one but you." It turns out Su Wan's kindness on her first day of transmigration had already made the villain deviate from the original plot of "hating her to the core"...

My Dad Can Slay All Gods

Lin Xiaoman, a senior high school student, has always resented her dad Lin Zhan for being 'unreliable'—while other dads attend parent-teacher meetings, hers sells grilled skewers at the night market; while other dads help with homework, hers squats by the road playing finger-guessing games with strangers. Until one day, Ye Chen, a man with silver hair like frost, kicks open her classroom door, pressing a black iron sword to her carotid artery: 'Tell Lin Zhan to come out. The gods want repayment for the debt he owes—slaying all the Dark Gods back then.' That’s when Lin Xiaoman realizes: the rough guy who always says 'My Xiaoman is the best' is actually the legendary 'God-Slayer' who killed gods as a mere mortal! What’s more deadly, the residual souls of the Dark Gods sealed by her dad are reviving—their target is Xiaoman herself, who has the 'God Vessel' constitution—they want to take her body and return to the mortal world. Trapped between a suddenly unfamiliar dad and the closing-in threats from both the divine realm and dark forces, Lin Xiaoman must uncover the secret her dad has hidden for 17 years within 72 hours: When he raised his knife against the gods, was it for revenge... or to shield the most dangerous thing from his daughter’s world?

My Hands Can Fix Everything

After losing her job at a bubble tea shop, Lin Xiaoman accidentally discovers that her hands can mend any broken thing. She uses this ability to repair a customer's shattered family photo, a faulty shared wheelchair, and even her crush's crashed graduation model, gaining warmth and kindness along the way. But when she tries to fix the years-long rift with her parents, her hands fail to work. Lin Xiaoman gradually realizes that some cracks cannot be mended just by hands. This mix of warmth and regret brought by her superpower finally helps her find her life's direction.