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Sweet Hong Kong-Beijing Marriage
Su Wan, heir to a Hong Kong dessert shop, travels to Beijing to find her roots. She accidentally signs a one-year contract marriage with Lu Chengzhou, a courtyard house landlord in Beijing's hutongs. Constant cultural clashes break out: HK milk tea vs. old Beijing douzhi, Cantonese vs. Beijing dialect. Yet they gradually fall for each other amid warm daily trivialities. When Su Wan's business rival shows up to cause trouble, Lu unveils his true identity as a hidden Beijing tycoon. This clumsy contract marriage finally evolves into a genuine two-way sweet romance.
Saving My Ancient Family by Time-Traveling to Modern World
Su Wan, a lady from an ancient noble family, wakes up to find her entire family sentenced to death for treason. In despair, she travels to 2024 and discovers her modern self can send clues from the present back to the past via “memory synchronization”—like a military grain ledger found on her phone becoming evidence for the emperor in ancient times! But the execution date in the past is counting down day by day. In the modern world, she has to navigate “magic” like food delivery and subways while evading the modern reincarnation of the frame-up mastermind. Luckily, her childhood friend Lin Shen, a programmer, helps her decode ancient letters with modern tech. From bickering over “you don’t even know WiFi” to fighting side by side against forces erasing history… When the final evidence is sent back, can she save her parents waiting for dinner before the guillotine falls?
Madam, the Young Master Really Knows He’s Wrong
Su Wan, an emergency doctor, is forced into a flash marriage with the cold-faced CEO Gu Jingshen to save her critically ill younger brother. After marriage, Gu treats her with extreme indifference and even labels her a "gold digger". It isn’t until Su Wan takes a wine bottle for him in an accident and whispers, "I never wanted your money" before passing out that Gu wakes up—he’s already fallen for this woman who hides her struggles. When he comes with his grandmother’s engagement jade bracelet to reconcile, Su Wan hands him a divorce agreement: "Mr. Gu, our contract should end..." The young master’s journey to win his wife back has just begun.
Scarlet Priestess
Jinghong, the youngest priestess enshrouded in sacred white, wields hidden strength beneath her serene facade. When divine thunder strikes the imperial altar during a ceremony, she intercepts the lethal bolt with bare hands. The emperor is captivated by her heroic spirit, but ministers brand her a witch. As the enemy prince infiltrates the temple under the guise of a hostage, blades clash under the moonlight between them. On a bloodstained sacrificial night, she stands atop the deity's statue with crimson-streaked hair, declaring: 'This realm shall be under my protection!' Torn between throne and altar, her unyielding spirit ignites storms across the nine provinces.
The Abandoned Wife Who Conquers the World
After being discarded by a wealthy family, Su Li unexpectedly inherits ancient mystical arts. Transforming from a bullied outcast to a business queen who commands the world, she returns with vengeance. As her ex-husband begs for reconciliation and enemies tremble in fear, little do they know her ambitions now reach far beyond their petty games.
Summer Rain Lotus If Only We First Met
When heritage conservator Han Ming discovers unsent love letters hidden in a Qianlong-era painting, he becomes obsessed with tracing the legendary Summer Rain Lotus. In modern Hangzhou, he meets tea master Su He, who bears striking resemblance to the woman in the portrait. As 200-year-old longing intertwines with contemporary restraint, Han uncovers a earth-shattering secret - the twins Summer Rain Lotus carried could rewrite Qing dynasty history.