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They All Treated Me as a Stand-In, But Why Are You Crying When I Take the Money and Leave
Su Wan has been Fu Siyan's "stand-in wife" for three years. She knows full well his heart belongs to Song Ya, his first love who just returned from abroad, yet she still quietly熬her true feelings into cold porridge. Until Fu Siyan throws a divorce agreement at her and shoves an unlimited black card as "compensation"—she suddenly laughs. Turns out her true heart should have been exchanged for something more tangible long ago. When she drags her luggage into the luxury car heading to the airport, Fu Siyan grabs her wrist with red eyes: "Do you really want to leave that badly?" Su Wan touches the black card in her pocket, her fingertips cold: "Mr. Fu, I've had enough of playing the stand-in." The cruellest revenge isn't crying or making a scene—it's that I took back my heart from you first, while you just learned how to love me.
My Lady, Your Private Jet Has Flown Away
Su Wanyi is Fu Sinian's "invisible wife" in a hidden marriage for three years—all her tenderness couldn't even get a glance from him. On their wedding anniversary, she spent every penny to book a private jet to the island where they first met, determined to gamble on love one last time. But when she stood on the tarmac in the white dress from that year, what she saw was Fu Sinian holding a top actress, and his cold words: "Stop using tricks to tie me down." In the rainstorm, the jet's roar drowned her sobs, while the soaked cancer diagnosis in her pocket became her final secret. By the time Fu Sinian found her suicide note at the entrance, the private jet had already vanished from the radar...
Yunlai & Wan: A Love Across Two Lifetimes
In her past life, Shen Wanning, the prime minister's daughter, died on the battlefield saving her beloved—only to discover he'd colluded with her illegitimate sister to steal her family's fortune. Reborn on her 15th birthday, she vows to reclaim everything lost. But she accidentally runs into Yun Yan, the son of the National Protector General—a man who was cold to her in the past, yet now clings to her like glue: exposing her sister's fake kindness, shielding her from her father's blame, and even blushing to say, "I've waited two lifetimes for you." It turns out Yun Yan was the hidden guard who died for her in the past, reborn early to make up for the regret of "not saying love sooner." Amidst satisfying revenge, there's the clingy young master's sweet coquetry. Shen Wanning smiles: this life, she finally lives up to herself—and to the man who brings his whole heart, "Yunlai."
Jinyiwei: Execute First, Report Later
Lin Zhao, a Jinyiwei with the imperial privilege of 'execute first, report later', investigates a series of serial murders of young women in the capital. To his horror, he discovers the victim is A Yue, his childhood sweetheart who disappeared ten years ago. Even more shocking: the clues point straight to the crown prince—his childhood friend who once practiced with him using the Embroidered Spring Knife. Torn between the ingrained rule of 'Jinyiwei only obey the emperor' and a decade-long bond, Lin Zhao's hand trembles as he holds his knife: should he execute the suspect prince, or the mastermind hiding in the shadow of imperial power? When the privilege of 'execute first, report later' becomes a death warrant, can he carve a path to the truth between power struggles and true feelings?
I Won't Take the Blame for the Demon Concubine
Su Ningxuan fakes her death and is reborn, joining forces with Yun Zheng to weaken the emperor and confine the empress, ultimately giving birth to a dragon heir and ushering in a prosperous era. This is a captivating short drama blending historical, romance, revenge, and rebirth elements.
The Swapped Life of the Rich
A single mother raises her twins with great hardship, only to lose her biological son due to the schemes of her wicked adopted son. Twenty years later, the adopted son abandons his foster mother to marry into a wealthy family, only to discover that the CEO of the conglomerate is actually the biological son he wronged!
Princess, What's Your Take on This Case?
Starring Zhang Han and Jiang Kaixin, this short drama weaves a captivating tale of mystery and human nature. The story centers around a princess facing a complex case that challenges her intellect and courage. As layers of secrets and conspiracies unfold, characters' motives are revealed, highlighting themes of power, responsibility, and trust. The tight narrative and nuanced character portrayals keep viewers guessing the truth throughout the suspenseful storyline, offering an engaging and thought-provoking experience.
The Foolish Prince of Great Zhou
This is a short play about the Foolish Prince of Great Zhou, who appears dull-witted but cleverly navigates the treacherous court politics to ultimately uncover the truth.
Children’s Blessings: A Symphony of Family and Destiny
"Children’s Blessings" is a short drama anthology that combines family ethics, life reversals, and urban stories. The series presents stories of characters struggling and hoping as they face family, career, love, and fate. Blending sweet romance, fiery passion, and historical elements, the drama showcases the intertwining of modern urban life and traditional ancient culture, emphasizing the importance of family and personal growth. Each story is filled with warmth and emotional depth, inspiring viewers to cherish the present and embrace the future. With surprising twists and touching moments, this series is perfect for audiences who enjoy family dramas and inspirational stories.