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The Substitute Bride's Dad is a Daughter Obsessive
Rural girl Su Xiaoman is forced to marry into a wealthy family as a substitute because her sister ran away from the wedding. She thought she would face cold treatment, but her “daughter-obsessed” dad Su Daqiang chased her to the city with half a pig and a basket of home-grown eggs. When the mother-in-law mocked Xiaoman for being “rural and unruly”, the dad retorted by peeling an egg: “My daughter grew up on these eggs—they’re healthier than your bird’s nest.” When the son-in-law sneered at Xiaoman’s “rusticity”, the dad pulled out his 20-year-old carpentry skills and made a custom furniture set with Xiaoman’s name carved on it overnight. When the wealthy family’s “rules” clash with a rural dad’s “instinct to protect his daughter”, and when Xiaoman’s substitute marriage委屈 meets her dad’s clumsy yet passionate love, this “uneven” marriage hides the most touching suspense: Can Xiaoman find her place in the wealthy family? And what laugh-and-tear stories will the dad’s “reckless protection” bring?
It's Hard to Be a Phoenix Even If You Climb the Branch
Su Xiaoman, an ordinary office rookie, crashes a top business banquet to help her best friend, accidentally spilling coffee on the custom suit of the icy CEO Gu Jingshen. Fearing dismissal, she's instead appointed as his personal assistant—not for revenge, but because Gu notices her wit beneath the panic. From fending off the CEO's unwanted suitors to burning the midnight oil on projects, Su shatters the "eye candy" stereotype with her grit. Meanwhile, Gu transforms from a "snarky boss" to a "secret softie": leaving her warm coffee, placing hand warmers during late nights, and even rejecting a family-arranged marriage for her. When the "sparrow" stops wanting to "become a phoenix," the "CEO" falls for her unapologetic self—turns out the sweetest counterattack is loving each other for who we truly are.
Sorry, I'm the Real Heiress
Lin Wanwan was the true heiress of the wealthy Lin family, but mistaken as a double for the fake heiress, Su Mo, enduring relentless humiliation and betrayal from her own kin. Forced to the edge, she undergoes plastic surgery to reinvent herself as Lin Qianxun, returning with a vow for vengeance against every traitor. As she meticulously plots her revenge, she unexpectedly falls for the caring CEO Gu Shen, stirring a tempest of love and vengeance. When Su Mo escalates the conflict and the truth nears exposure, Lin Qianxun faces a harrowing choice: between pursuing justice and embracing redemption. A modern urban drama filled with identity twists, suspense, and explosive revelations, it challenges the boundaries of hatred and affection.
The Plot-Change System Activated on Transmigration Day
Su Li wakes up transmigrated into the cliche CEO novel she mocked last night, now playing the cannon-fodder fiancée destined for early downfall. Just as despair sets in, a holographic interface flashes on her wrist – [Background Editing System Activated!]. With trembling fingers, she changes her original role from 'Business Marriage Pawn' to 'Destined Leading Lady'. The next morning, the tyrannical CEO who once scorned her kneels with a diamond ring, eyes burning: 'When shall we wed?' But as Su Li spots the warning [Plot Correction Rate: 28%], her blood chills – the blade handle glinting in his suit pocket tells a darker story.
Fu Zong's Six Treasures Recognize the Little One
This is a collection of humorous and heartwarming short plays, narrating the story of Fu Zong encountering Six Treasures outside his door. Six Treasures claims that the child is actually Fu Zong's cub, leading to a surprising yet touching moment of recognition. Through exaggerated performances and comedic scenes, the series highlights the warmth of family and the wonderful bonds of kinship. In various segments, Six Treasures playfully confirms their relationship with Fu Zong, gradually bridging the generational gap and bringing laughter and tears to viewers. The stories carry profound messages about the importance of family ties and reflect human kindness and selflessness.