Don't Regret Turning Around

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.

Fatal Doppelganger

Fresh graduate Su Xiaonuan becomes the personal secretary of icy CEO Lu Tingxiao, unaware she's the spitting image of his deceased first love. As his obsessive affection crosses boundaries, Su discovers the horrifying truth—she's just a pawn in an elaborate doppelganger game. But the real mastermind behind this twisted romance hides a decades-old family secret that will shatter them all...

Dreams Weighing on Begonia

In 1930s China, down-and-out painter Shen Qingmeng meets wealthy heiress Haitang in Suzhou, bonding over a lost antique painting. Unbeknownst to them, the artwork holds century-old vendettas between their families. When Haitang faces an arranged marriage, Shen discovers the painting conceals the truth about her father's death. Torn between love and vengeance, they must choose: let dreams fade with the begonia, or uncover the bloody truth?

Lord Mo, Your Beloved Is Unleashing Chaos Again

Powerful minister Mo Xuanye saved Bai Li, daughter of a disgraced official, from execution and indulged her every whim. All capital knows she's his weakness. But when he catches her poisoning his soup, he traps her wrist with a chilling smile: 'Who shall die this time?' Behind her coy gaze hides a vengeance plot, unaware Mo discovered treasonous letters under her pillow. Now in the bridal chamber, he thrusts a goblet toward the trembling girl: 'Drink this to prove you're not a pawn.' As poison swirls in the cup, truth becomes deadlier than the venom—will she live by his mercy or die by her own scheme?

Young and Regretful: A Shallow Fate with the Dao

In her youth, she aspired to cultivate the Dao, but an accident stripped her of eligibility, forcing her into a mundane life. Years later, a mysterious man reveals the truth—her path was sabotaged by hidden schemes. Torn between vengeance and spiritual peace, she must choose: reclaim her place in the immortal world or let go of resentment to embrace an ordinary life. A tale of love, destiny, and revenge unfolds, blurring the lines between hatred and fate.

Transmigrated to the 70s: The 'Foolish' Mom Is Fiercely Protective of Her Cub

Lin Xiaoman, a modern corporate slave, died of a heart attack after staying up late to finish a project. When she woke up, she found herself in the body of Ye Zhaodi, the "foolish mom" of the 1970s—her husband had long passed away, she lived in a broken kiln with her five-year-old son Xiaoshuanzi, and was constantly bullied by villagers. One day, Granny Zhou led a group of people to block their door, insisting on taking Xiaoshuanzi to "ward off evil" for her dying son! The usually "dull" Ye Zhaodi suddenly glared fiercely, grabbed a fire stick, and stood in front of her son: "If you dare touch my son, I'll fight you to the death!" Using her modern workplace skill of "catching loopholes," she uncovered Granny Zhou's secret of selling the team's work points tickets, then dragged Xiaoshuanzi to the brigade office to demand justice—it turned out the "foolish mom" had been pretending! She had hidden her sharpness to protect her son, and now that someone crossed her line, she showed her claws. When the villagers saw the determination in her eyes, they realized: her "foolishness" was the toughest shield for her son.

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.

Stolen My Bonus? My Shop Went Viral!

Lin Xiaoman, a new workplace employee, had her three-month overtime project bonus stolen by her leader under the excuse of “team shared costs”. Desperate, she opened a “Worker’s Bistro” in the office alley, selling “overtime comfort noodles” with a whole marinated egg, syrup with “curse the boss free” notes, and a “complaint for discount” offer. This sincerity—cooking grievances into meals—went viral when a customer filmed it, with long lines outside the bistro. But just as she thought the hard times were over, her leader showed up with a lawyer, claiming the “empathy idea” was the company’s “official work result” and demanding to take over the bistro…

Joy-Bringing Princess Consort: One Punch to Rewrite the Dynasty

Su Wan, a concubine’s daughter of the Hou Mansion, is sent to the Jing Prince’s Mansion as a “joy-bringing bride” to marry Xiao Jing, the prince rumored to die within three months. But on their wedding night, assassins climb through the window to kill Xiao Jing—Su Wan throws a punch that smashes through the assassin’s helmet, splattering blood on her wedding dress. Xiao Jing, watching her crush a dagger with her fingers, finally reveals the sharpness he’s hidden for three years: “I’m going to rebel against the tyrant emperor. Dare you join me?” Su Wan wipes the blood off her fist and grins: “Why didn’t you say so earlier? I already designed the empress crown for the new dynasty—three night pearls, shinier than the tyrant’s imperial seal!”

Blessed Crown: The Werewolf Brother Dotes on Me Relentlessly

Lin Xiaoman, raised in an orphanage, is a well-known "lucky girl"—stepping on dog poop gets her a hundred-yuan bill, getting caught in the rain leads to an HR offering her a job, and even a cat scratch earns her free ointment. But one late night, she’s cornered in an alley by a silver-haired werewolf—his glinting fangs scare her half to death. To her shock, the werewolf suddenly drops to his knees, calling her "Little Princess" with red eyes, explaining he’s a wolf demon she saved in a past life, who spent a thousand years cultivating human form just to repay her kindness. From then on, Xiaoman’s life turns upside down: hot cocoa appears when she works overtime, a wolf claw (invisible to others) slams the table when she’s bullied, and the werewolf even trades his wolf ears for a queue ticket to get her a limited-edition strawberry cake—then droops his ears, begging for praise. What she doesn’t know? The werewolf’s first rule of gratitude is "marry to repay." And one night, as she rubs his ears while sleeping, his tail is already wagging like a tiny windmill under the blanket...