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The Fake Heiress Is Still Acting, But I Handed Myself to the Country
Lin Wan transmigrates into the real heiress of a wealthy family, while Su Xiaotang, the fake heiress who stole her identity, is still playing the "weak innocent" to win the family's love. To top it off, she's bound to the "Pillar of the Nation" system—using her cultivation skills to assist the country in scientific research and handle anomalies! While Su Xiaotang pretends to twist her ankle to get her brother to carry her, Lin Wan has already led a team to solve the new energy bottleneck; when Su Xiaotang frames her for "stealing jewelry", she takes out an invitation from the national laboratory: "I have to test materials for aerospace." Gu Yan, a cold-faced officer assigned to work with her, goes from finding her troublesome to being attracted to her when she's focused on her work. They spark sweet chemistry amid exposing the fake heiress and contributing to national projects. When Su Xiaotang finally tries to pull her biggest trick, Lin Wan smiles and reveals her ultimate card—she's completed her system mission and is taking a national team into a cultivation秘境! How can the fake heiress's petty schemes compare to the thrill of working for the country?
I Drew My Secret Crush, the Buddhist Uncle, as My Comic Hero
Chu Manman, an intern cartoonist, has a secret crush on Uncle Lin Shenyu, her Buddhist neighbor—he always wears a moon-white meditation robe, twirls prayer beads gently with his fingers, and even looks like an ascetic Buddhist figure from a painting when he bends down to play with cats. To save her comic from being canceled, she impulsively uses Lin Shenyu as the prototype to create *Zen Heart*. Unexpectedly, the comic becomes a hit, and the male lead "Chanyue" becomes the "white moonlight" of teenage girls. Manman starts to panic: she tries to test if Lin Shenyu has found out by deliberately bringing him pear syrup candy, while hiding the comic under her mattress. Little does she know, Lin Shenyu had already seen the draft on her forgotten tablet—his portrait in the drawing even includes the small mole under his collar. And in the drawer of his meditation room, there are the ginkgo leaves Manman gave him when she was 16, along with an unfinished note: "I've remembered your face for seven years."
Mom's Double Delights
Thirty-year-old Lin Xiaoman finally brings her programmer boyfriend home to meet her mom, Li Shulan, who has been divorced and living alone for years—hoping to surprise her with the news of her own relationship. But little does she know, her mom has a secret: retired teacher Lao Zhou has been pursuing her relentlessly. Coincidentally, on the day Xiaoman's boyfriend visits, Lao Zhou shows up with roses to confess, and the two groups bump into each other at the entrance. When the daughter's relationship reveal clashes with the mom's budding late-life romance, uncontrollable panic, endless mix-ups, and a generational tug-of-war over "pride vs. sincerity in love" turn their quiet home into chaos fueled by "double joy"—yet within the mess, they find the warmest taste of everyday life.
After Failed Redemption: My BFF and I Walked Away
Lin Wan spent three years trying to thaw the ice in Kang Lingxiao’s heart—shielding him from his toxic family, staying up through his startup nights, even giving up her study abroad offer. But he vanished for three days the moment his first love said, "I need you." Her best friend Su Xiao thought Yin Chenzan’s "gentle accommodation" was exclusive, until she caught him using the same sweet lines on another girl. Crying together until dawn, they realized their "redemption" was never mutual light—it was just a cocoon of their own obsessions. At daybreak, they burned the notebook full of "how to make him happy," dragged their suitcases to the airport—and this time, they’d save themselves.
As a Genius, I'm Actually the Weakest in the Family
In a cultivation world, Lin Feng is a genius hidden beneath the facade of being his family's weakest joke. Shunned by his scornful father and ridiculed siblings, he clashes emotionally with his childhood crush—who secretly spies on him for their clan. Over 80 episodes, Lin Feng strives to ascend through a cultivation academy, only to face sabotage and betrayal. In a shocking twist, when an ancient bloodline crisis erupts, his true power unleashes, instantly overpowering his seemingly invincible family to reveal they are descendants of primordial beasts! The grand finale finds Lin Feng confronting a heart-wrenching choice: harness his might to save the world or retreat to obscurity. Filled with humorous satire, suspenseful reversals, and romantic tension, this series is a thrilling xianxia adventure.
Living Hard
Five urban youths sharing an old apartment each hide crushing burdens: a failed startup programmer, an unmarried career woman facing family pressure, a terminally ill illustrator faking cheerfulness, a bartender paying off his father's debts, and a faded influencer broadcasting forced positivity. When a storm knocks out power one night, their facades crumble in the dark as they weep in each other's arms. Come sunrise, no one mentions the breakdown - they just quietly fry extra eggs for one another.