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After the Contract Expires, the Paranoid Male Lead Panics
Su Wan signed a one-year contract marriage with the paranoid CEO Gu Jingshen to save her seriously ill younger brother. She stuck to the bottom line of “parting when the contract ends”, but gradually got used to his overbearing tenderness—like the ginger tea at 3 a.m., or the hostile merger he quietly blocked for her. However, on the day the contract expired, just as she took out the divorce agreement, the always calm Gu Jingshen panicked: he hid her passport, pulled out the glass marble she gave him ten years ago, and even said with red eyes, “I haven’t wanted to be a contract husband for a long time.” It turns out this “paranoid man” has had a crush on her since their school days, and the contract was just his “reunion plan”. Now, how will Su Wan face this “premeditated” lover?
I: The God of Prophecy
Ordinary office worker Su Xiao suddenly awakens the "Eye of Fate", which lets her see others' life scripts—from a colleague's frame-up and her best friend's cheating boyfriend to an old lady's lost money crisis. She uses prophecies to reverse dilemmas repeatedly, yet her own fate line remains blank. Until she meets Gu Yanshen, an investment bank CEO who never believes in fate. This man not only overthrows her belief that "prophecy is truth" but also accidentally uncovers her sealed identity: she is the "God of Prophecy" imprisoned for a thousand years. And in Gu Yanshen's fate, there's a deadly secret—he will die in a man-made accident in three months. Should she abide by the "god's rule" and watch, or break fate's chains for her lover? Su Xiao must choose between "god's duty" and "human's true heart", and a reversal battle about fate, love, and self-awakening begins.
Rideshare to the Altar: The Stand-In Bride
Broke courier Su Xiaotang accepts a lucrative gig: posing as a runaway heiress to fulfill a business marriage alliance. She expects an easy three-day act, but her world shatters when the groom turns out to be Jiang Yu, her long-lost first love. Things spiral into catastrophe as the real heiress reappears, yet Jiang Yu insists Xiaotang is the imposter. Trapped in a lavish lie as his new "wife," Xiaotang navigates treacherous family politics while unraveling a scheme darker than she imagined. Jiang Yu’s intense gaze holds dangerous secrets, forcing her to question why he’s protecting the fake bride... and what he truly wants.
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