The One Who Loved You Most Has Returned

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.

Mind-Reading Heiress Spoiled by the Family

Su Nian, a gifted metaphysics heiress, gains the ability to read minds but doesn't realize her own thoughts are being heard by the whole family. When she discovers her CEO brother has been secretly in love with her for a decade, her tycoon father bought an entire shopping street for her, and even her rival second brother collects her merchandise - the hilarious daily spoiling begins in this two-way eavesdropping comedy!

Checkmate Queen

After five years in seclusion, business tycoon Shen Mo resurfaces at her rival's IPO celebration for a high-stakes Go game. When she arrives with a mysterious young prodigy, the crowd expects a humiliating revenge. But as thirty-six ko threats emerge on the board, the truth behind her downfall begins to unfold. The young man's precise moves reveal shocking connections to a decades-old arson case at the Go Academy, turning the game into a lethal reckoning for all involved.

The Contract Marriage of Lawyer Li: My Wife is the Eternal Sovereign

Ice-cold lawyer Li Chenzhou enters a contractual marriage with a seemingly helpless girl to escape family pressure. On their wedding night, golden runes ignite on her fingertips, unleashing ancient powers dormant for millennia. As shadowy conglomerates launch deadly schemes, Li discovers his demure bride is the primordial Dark Sovereign who controls life and death. Their 'chance encounter' was an elaborate vengeance plot spanning centuries. With the contract expiration looming, three prophecies begin to unfold – and the fate of worlds hangs on whether he can ignite her long-dead human heart.

Lucky Charm Kid in the Farm Village

In the barren loess hills, widowed Aunt Li finds an abandoned baby named Jinbao who radiates celestial fortune. The infant stumbles upon century-old ginseng roots, summons rare morels to sheep pens, transforming their destitute farm into a goldmine. As villagers worship Jinbao as a living wish-granting tree, a wealthy landlord plots to kidnap the child. When Jinbao is enshrined on an altar engulfed in incense smoke, Aunt Li storms in with her hoe – only to see golden light flicker in the toddler's eyes. "Mother," Jinbao whispers, "They say... a koi's luck can run out."

Ann's Down the Mountain to Claim Her Groom

Poison master Ann descends from her mountain village to find a husband to break a lethal curse. She crashes the bridal selection of icy CEO Gu Tingchen, incapacitating his guards with silver needles before claiming him as her groom. On their wedding night, as her poison flares, he pins her to the bed murmuring, 'My method works better, darling.' When his ex-lover exposes a 'replacement scheme', Ann releases a venomous centipede: 'Let's see whose poison truly controls his heart.'

Mom, I Don’t Want to Love You Anymore

On Lin Xiaoman's 30th birthday night, she slams the birth control pills her mom Su Min hid in her bag onto the table—it’s the Nth time her mom has interfered with her relationship. From tearing up her comic books in elementary school, forcing her to give up painting for accounting in college, to stalking her dates now, Su Min’s “for your own good” feels like a noose choking her. Xiaoman cries out, “Mom, I don’t want to love you anymore,” and slams the door. But three days later, she gets a critical illness notice from the hospital: Su Min was diagnosed with late-stage ovarian cancer a year ago. Those “controls” were just her desperate attempt to teach Xiaoman “how to live alone” in the little time she had left.

Stars Fall into Frost

Lin Wan, the Frost Keeper of Qishuang Valley, is tasked with guarding the “Unmelting Frost”—the soul fragments of a fallen star that sustains all life in the valley. One day, Xing Yun, a starry-eyed少年 exiled from the Star Palace, crashes into the valley. He’s here to retrieve the Star Core hidden deep within the Unmelting Frost. Lin Wan tries to drive him away, but as they fight the darkness eroding the valley side by side, she discovers she’s actually a “Frost Spirit” born from the star’s fragments—her frost power resonates deeply with Xing Yun’s star soul. When the Star Core emerges and darkness returns, Lin Wan must choose between protecting the valley’s people and saving Xing Yun. Little does she know, Xing Yun has already decided to trade his star life for the valley’s eternity.

Rusty Sword Shatters the Heavenly Gate

Down-and-out swordsman Ye Chenzhou, holding the rusty sword left by his father, breaks into the Heavenly Gate—the top martial arts sect—to uncover the truth about his father's wrongful death, framed by the sect. When besieged by the Heavenly Gate's elites, the rusty sword suddenly unleashes his father's long-lost "Chenyuan Sword Intent"—it turns out the sword was forged with his father's life essence, hiding evidence of the sect's collusion with dark forces. Meanwhile, Su Wanshuang, the Heavenly Gate's saintess, is hunted for discovering the sect leader's evil practice, forcing her to ally with Ye. Together, they fend off pursuit and unravel the sword's secret: why his father sacrificed himself to forge it? And the truth of "shattering the Heavenly Gate" points to the century-sealed demonic gate beneath the sect...

Reborn as a Dog: The Crime-Solving Pup That Shocked the Internet

Lin Shen, former leader of the serious crime unit, died protecting a witness and was reborn as a stray dog in the suburbs, rescued by Su Xiao, a newly recruited female police officer. With his past criminal investigation experience and a dog's keen sense of smell, he solved cases like child abductions and antique thefts—marking suspects' trails in bushes, pawing open cardboard boxes hiding corpses, and even biting open a gangster's knife sheath to save Su Xiao, getting injured in the process. Su Xiao gradually noticed the dog's “unusualness,” and videos of the “divine dog solving cases” went viral online. Yet no one knew that behind the dog's eyes lay a police officer's unfulfilled obsession.