No results found for "金蓮再餵我一次"
Please try using different keywords, or browse our popular videos.
Search Tips
- Using short, precise keywords can yield better search results
- Try using different keywords or synonyms
- If you can't find what you're looking for, please provide feedback
You May Like
Rescue Me from the Night
Su Wan, the daughter of a general's family wiped out unjustly, disguises herself as Ye Xun to avenge her family. She fails to assassinate the powerful minister Fu Sinian and is captured, only to discover he's the hidden orphan of the former crown prince, plotting to overthrow the fake emperor. From mutual suspicion to fighting side by side, Su Wan helps Fu gather military power, while Fu clears her family's name. Just as they hope to rule the kingdom together, a deeper court conspiracy behind the extermination is uncovered—revealing the frame-up is intertwined with Fu's lineage.
The School Heartthrob Neighbor Is Shocked by the Little Crybaby
Lin Xiaoman is the famous "little crybaby" of No.3 High—she sheds tears when a paper edge scratches her finger, and sits red-eyed by the flower bed for half an hour if a stray cat ignores her food. Jiang Ye, the new transfer student next door, is the "ice-cold school heartthrob" every girl has a crush on: he wows the crowd with a game-winning three-pointer in the basketball league, aces science competitions effortlessly, and even the wind seems to swirl around his cold face. Xiaoman's three-year secret crush diary is blown to Jiang Ye's feet on a rainy night—he stands outside her building in a wet coat, clutching the diary's corner, his ears red as blood: "You wrote 'Jiang Ye has twelve eyelashes'... Did you count them by leaning close to me?" It turns out the heartthrob has long stocked his bag with her favorite lychee soda; he arrives ten minutes early every day just to wait for her to tie her loose shoelaces; all "coincidental encounters" are his long-hidden "I like you too".
The Immortal of Ming: Witness to Sixteen Emperors
Lin Zhao, a modern corporate slave, transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty as a bastard son of a founding marquis and accidentally awakens an immortal physique—he can't die, but has to watch Zhu Yuanzhang purge meritorious officials, Zhu Di launch the Jingnan Campaign, and witness court bloodshed and human separations through the reigns of sixteen emperors. Until he meets Su Wan, daughter of a Jinyiwei captain—a girl who slashes assassins while smiling and handing him osmanthus cake—she's the first to crack his immortality curse. But suddenly, Dongchang agents surround his mansion, calling him an "immortal monster" and trying to capture Su Wan to refine a drug that breaks his "immortal body." For the first time, Lin Zhao wants to "live"—not eternal life, but to grow old with Su Wan, watching Ming's peach blossoms bloom and fade, and going gray together. Yet behind the secret of immortality lies a palace secret buried by Zhu Yuanzhang, and Su Wan's bloodline is actually homologous to his curse...
Transmigrated to Ancient Times as an Imperial Merchant: My Planting System Yields Ten Thousand Catties per Acre
Modern office worker Lin Chuan died from overworking on a proposal, only to wake up in a poor ancient village—his family was destitute, owed the landlord ten taels of silver, and his younger sister was about to be sold to pay the debt! In desperation, he suddenly bound a "Super Planting System": with a mantra, barren fields instantly became fertile land yielding ten thousand catties per acre, radishes bigger than winter melons, rice ears bending low. Just as he earned his first pot of gold by selling grain, a national drought hit. The imperial envoy sent by the emperor even squatted in his field and begged: "Mr. Lin, sell us grain and you'll be an imperial merchant!" But Lin Chuan smiled—what he wanted was never just a title...
I Teach Villagers Pig Farming
Poor but clever Li Ming teaches a whole village innovative pig farming techniques to escape poverty and achieve prosperity. His success sparks envy in a cunning woman, Lily, who frames him for embezzlement, leading villagers to believe her and drive him away. When the truth emerges, the remorseful villagers kneel in apology, but it's too late—Li Ming has started anew in the city. Their past sweet romance and trust are irreparable, leaving everyone with the bitter lesson of betrayal and growth in this urban romantic short drama filled with twists and tears.
Black Humor: Intertwined Urban Love and Revenge
"Black Humor" is a captivating collection of short dramas set against urban life, featuring elements of romance, adorable children, sweet petting, counterattacks, revenge, and charismatic male leads. The series vividly portrays complex human nature and diverse emotional entanglements through tightly woven plots and distinct characters. From the commanding presence of the boss to touching moments with cute kids, each scene is emotionally engaging. The series not only offers a realistic reflection of city living but also incorporates unexpected twists that keep viewers hooked. With its rich emotional depth and profound themes, it has become a popular hit in the short drama genre, making it a must-watch for fans of urban romance and revenge stories.