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760 Yuan Salary vs. 3 Million-Yuan Tea Base
Lin Xiaoxia, a tea shop clerk earning only 760 yuan monthly, accidentally catches her store manager and suppliers conspiring to replace authentic tea bases worth 3 million yuan with low-quality ones to rip off high-end clients for profits. Torn between her meager salary, the hush money, her professional integrity, and the secret test arranged by the shop owner, Lin faces a dilemma: will she take small gains and go with the flow, or bravely dump the fake tea bases to expose the fraudulent scheme?
Dare to Steal My Ancestral Home? My Taoist Magic Says No!
Lin Xuanqing, an elderly Taoist living alone in the mountains, is tricked down by his distant nephew Lin Hao under the pretense of "enjoying life in the city". In reality, Lin Hao has his eye on Lin Xuanqing's eight-generation-old Ming-Qing ancestral home—developers promised him a million yuan. Lin Hao teams up with thugs to cut off utilities, smash doors, splash paint, and even throws Lin Xuanqing's Taoist robe into the mud, threatening, "Either sell the house or lie in a coffin." But they don't know Lin Xuanqing was once enlightened by a reclusive master, mastering Taoist magic that "connects yin and yang, controls spirits": Late at night, the ancestral locust tree suddenly scolds "betraying ancestors", the "antique" the thug touches turns into a biting paper snake, and the developer's contract shows blood-red words "disaster to descendants". When Lin Hao crashes the gate with an excavator, Lin Xuanqing sits on the threshold making tea, holding a glowing talisman and smiling: "Want to steal the home? First chat with my Taoist magic—see if your excavator is harder than my talisman."
Joy as a Mask
Lin Xiaoman, a TV director, sets her sights on Gu Yan—a bar owner with a cynical grin—for her feature on "the truth of urban happiness." He goes out of his way to make customers laugh every day but never stays open past midnight. When Lin persistently tails him, she catches Gu crying over an old photo: his ex-girlfriend died saving him from a fire, and he’s been using "joy" as a shell to hide from guilt and grief. Lin wants to help him break free from his disguise, but she falls for this "fake-happy" man. Yet Gu pushes her away again and again, believing he "doesn’t deserve happiness." To make things more shocking, Lin’s bone marrow is a perfect match for Gu’s ex—and a familiar figure appears in the surveillance footage of the fire...
Pear Blossoms Fall at Dusk and Dawn
Su Xiaoman, a lively modern screenwriter, stayed up late writing a script about "Li Hua, the short-lived supporting character". To her shock, she wakes up as Li Hua—who's about to be executed by Crown Prince Li Chengyan! To survive, she uses her modern acting skills to play dumb and trick the prince, only to find that this rumored cold, scheming, and sickly prince harbors intense affection for "Li Hua"—he'd long noticed she wasn't the real Li Hua? Worse still, court power struggles are closing in. Xiaoman must help the prince defuse crises while suppressing her growing feelings; the prince, in turn, binds her to his side with "forced love". As they "outmaneuver each other", they shift from "prey and hunter" to lovers who rush toward each other. But when Xiaoman discovers she's the script's true female lead, a twist about their past and present lives awaits them...
After the Fake Daughter Gained Mind-Reading, the Cannon Fodder’s Personas Collapsed
Su Wantang, the fake daughter of the prime minister’s mansion, was bullied by her stepsister, plotted against by her father’s concubine, and even her maid wanted to sell her to a remote village. But she awakened mind-reading ability after falling into a lake—she could hear everyone’s “true thoughts”! When she fought back: exposing her stepsister’s hypocrisy, seizing the concubine’s stolen money, and holding her maid’s把柄, all the “cannon fodder” who trampled her panicked: her stepsister cried and begged for forgiveness, the concubine knelt to show loyalty, and even the cold God of War prince blushed and said, “I knew you were fake long ago, but I only recognize you.” It turns out her “fake identity” hides the late emperor’s kingdom secret, and those who “collapsed their personas” have already fallen in love quietly...
The Iron-Mouthed Tycoon and His Scheming Bride
Opera star Bai Wei infiltrates the powerful Bo family as a substitute bride to avenge her family, marrying ruthless warlord Bo Yuhuai. She plays a fragile flower in public while scheming behind the scenes; he sees through her act but shields her when she falls. As her disguise crumbles and she points a gun at him, Bo licks blood from his lips: "Three years poisoning my tea, yet you spared the arsenic?" When bullets fly, he takes the shot and cages her in bleeding arms: "The title Mrs. Bo... is yours for life."