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Blind Lord's Substitute Wedding Medical Wife
A genius doctor from the Holy Medical Pavilion gets reborn by accident, takes the place of the cowardly original mistress and marries the ill-famed blind tyrant Master Xiao. With her superb medical skills, she not only cures Master Xiao's eye disease, but also reveals the truth behind his lurking as they work together. She confronts the conspiring family and defeats the villainous women who bullied the original mistress, rising from a discarded illegitimate daughter to the only beloved of the sovereign. This high-energy drama is filled with exciting thrills, combining ancient style, counterattack, romance and fantasy elements.
I Dominated Shanghai with an Intelligence System
Lin Shen, a low-ranking detective in the Shanghai Patrol House, accidentally obtained a "dark web intelligence system" that could monitor all sectors of Shanghai during an undercover mission. From then on, he could foresee gang fight locations, evidence of chamber of commerce tax evasion, and even warlord smuggling routes. With this system, he transformed from an overlooked "small fry" to a "behind-the-scenes player" who could influence the situation. But when he used the intelligence to help his ex-lover Su Man escape the control of gang boss Chen Ye, he discovered the system was a trap set by Chen Ye—was Chen Ye using him to eliminate rivals? Or was there a larger force manipulating behind the scenes? Lin Shen had to bet all his chips in the struggle between the ambition to "dominate" and the desire to "survive."
Everyone's Thoughts Are Open to Me: The Mistress Fights Back and Makes a Fortune
Modern corporate slave Lin Xiaoman transmigrates into Shen Zhixia, the neglected mistress of a marquis's mansion. Upon waking, she catches her unfaithful husband and a scheming concubine plotting to steal her dowry—only to unlock a "mind-reading" ability that reveals everyone's true thoughts! The evil mother-in-law's secret disdain for her "bad luck," the concubine's fake innocence hiding malice, and the servants' mocking behind her back—she hears it all. She stops enduring: first exposing her husband's mistress, then using her dowry shops to create "fragrant rouge" and make a fortune, even turning the mother-in-law's "tea-respecting" ritual into an "apology tea." When her husband begs for reconciliation, she smiles and throws down the divorce papers: "Whoever wants to stay in this lousy marquis's mansion can—I'm going to make enough money to live my own fabulous life!"
The World's Top Blade: Eastern Asia Showdown
Ye Zhiqiu, the young master of Jiangnan Sword Villa, lives a quiet life guarding his father's title of "The World's Top Blade". But his peace is shattered by an "Eastern Asia Blade King Challenge"—Japanese iaido master Yagyu Xueye demands the return of his family heirloom "Oni no Katana" (Demon Blade), claimed to have been stolen by the Ye family; South Korean taekwondo sword saint Kim Chan vows to crush Central Plains martial arts with his blade skills. Worse still, the mastermind is Zhou Xuan, the traitor who killed his father years ago, aiming to resurrect a demonic blade to rule the martial world through this showdown. Ye Zhiqiu must face life-and-death challenges from masters of different countries, investigate his father's death, and protect his abducted junior sister Su Xiaotang. When three blades press against his throat simultaneously, he clutches his father's rusty knife and finally understands: "The best in the world" is never about killing—it's about protecting the ones you love.
1970s: They Asked You to Mediate, But Everyone Divorced
In 1978, at the state-owned factory's family compound, Lin Xiaoman, a new women's federation officer, took office with a copy of *Marriage Mediation Manual*, determined to "tie quarreling couples together." But her first case— a stingy husband hiding his wife's private savings— made her stand up for the wife and get the passbook back, only for the husband to slam the table and yell, "I can't live like this!" For the second domestic violence case, she taught the abused wife to write a "divorce application," and the wife actually returned with a red divorce certificate. For the third case of a cold-war teacher couple, she pleaded with them to communicate, but they both said in unison, "We've wanted to split for a long time." In just half a month, all three couples in the compound divorced. Lin Xiaoman was called in by the secretary for a scolding, but saw the divorced women shine: the abused wife opened a tailor shop, the teacher's wife got into normal college, and even the shy farmer's wife set up a street stall. It was then she realized— in 1970s marriages, what needed "mediation" most was never the conflicts, but the courage to tear up the old ledger of fear.