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Ms. Lin, Your Ex-Husband Is a Scientific Research Mogul
Three years after divorcing her unambitious ex-husband Chen Mo, Lin Wanxing has always believed she made the right call to leave him. Now working as a mundane office clerk, her quiet life is shattered when her best friend rushes to her in a panic, yelling: "Ms. Lin! Your ex-husband has become a big name in the scientific research community!" It turns out Chen Mo had been lying low for years to guard a national-level research project, now returning with groundbreaking achievements, great wealth and a sincere request to remarry. Lin Wanxing is torn between her past resentment and this unexpected twist.
My Drama King Husband
Ordinary office worker Lin Xiaoman marries icy CEO Gu Jingshen in a contract marriage to save her critically ill mother, only to find her husband is a "walking drama king"—one day a clingy "little milk dog" begging for cuddles, the next a sarcastic tyrant, and the day after a poetry-reciting literary youth. She uncovers his secret when catching him yelling "system" to thin air: Gu Jingshen is bound to a "drama survival system" from a childhood car accident, forcing daily persona switches to stay alive. Torn between wanting a divorce and realizing his "acting" hides real love—secretly paying her mother’s medical bills, bringing hot porridge during her overtime—when the system issues an ultimate mission: "expose your identity and you’ll disappear," can they gamble on a mutual devotion between lies and affection?
The Concubine Just Wants to Cook, Not to Serve the Emperor
Su Wan, an unpopular talent in the harem, entered the palace solely to investigate the truth behind her father's wrongful death. To avoid serving the emperor, she spends all her days cooking in the imperial kitchen. Her secret braised duck accidentally catches the attention of Emperor Xiao Jingyan, who is inspecting in disguise. Delighted by the taste, the emperor intends to summon her to his chambers, only to be rejected with, "The soup on the stove isn't done yet!" Amidst the sarcasm of other concubines and the emperor's growing interest, Su Wan must hide her investigation clues while clinging to her principle: "Only cooking, not serving." But when the emperor quietly helps her retrieve her father's old case files, she realizes that the "woman-indifferent" emperor has long sneaked into her kitchen... Oh wait, no—into her heart.
The Troublesome Parent Meets Her Future In-law
Su Xiao, a kindergarten homeroom teacher who's just getting engaged to her boyfriend Chen Mo, runs into Zhang Shulan, a troublesome parent—Zhang's grandson Xiaoyu hit a classmate and refused to apologize, so Zhang storms into the school, yelling that Su Xiao is "incapable of teaching kids." Su Xiao fires back, "Parents who can't discipline their own child have no right to make a scene." But that night, when Su Xiao goes to meet Chen Mo's parents, she freezes at the door—her future mother-in-law is none other than Zhang Shulan! Both are stunned—their recent quarrel turns them into mother-in-law and daughter-in-law overnight. The relationship is suddenly at risk: Zhang thinks Su Xiao is "too强势 (aggressive)," while Su Xiao fears her future mother-in-law will be "hard to deal with." A battle between in-laws is about to begin.
The Brave's Trial
Lin Shen, a poor young man, is publicly humiliated at a class reunion by Zhou Man—his former crush who’s now a snobbish woman—and her playboy boyfriend Chen Mo. They crush the handcrafted necklace he gave her and mock him for “never escaping poverty.” Pushed to his breaking point, Lin Shen finally snaps. No one knows his hidden identity. When the knife flashes and the villains pay with blood, the “trial of the brave” begins—his counterattack starts with refusing to be a doormat any longer!
I Was Supposed to Act, But Why Did I Become a Real Sword Immortal?
Chang Xiaoyu, a three-year extra stuck playing background roles in ancient costume dramas, finally got a part as a "cannon fodder sword immortal" in the xianxia drama *Sword to Secure the Kingdom*—a character who dies within three episodes. On the first day of shooting, he jumped off a cliff holding a plastic sword when the scabbard suddenly split open—a green light shot into his forehead. Suddenly, he could "see" a sparrow flapping its wings a kilometer away and make leaves dance with his sword intent! What’s even crazier? Jia Lili, who played the cold, ruthless "villain empress" in the drama, blocked his rental house door right after filming, panic in her eyes: "You’ve awakened your Sword Heart. You must come back with me to guard the kingdom of Cangling Realm." Chang was dumbfounded: I just wanted to earn money for boxed meals—how did I become the "fated sword immortal"? On one side, the crew suspects he hid props and wants to fire him; on the other, Jia Lili brings troubles like monsters appearing in the mortal world. Plus, there are "past-life sword manuals" creeping into his dreams every night. He suddenly realizes: that "filming" was actually an awakening ritual. Now he faces a choice: keep his mundane life, or take the "world" from Jia Lili’s hands? And why does this aloof empress secretly use fairy magic to heal his wounds when he gets hurt?
The Divine Inheritance of the Paralyzed Guy
A paralyzed young man accidentally activates a divine inheritance, not only recovering his health but also transforming his life into a colorful journey. How will he handle the overwhelming affection from his gentle sister-in-law?