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Starting from Scratch? I Turned a Barren Mountain into a Golden Mine
Su Xiao was dumped by her fiancé for “being from a backwater with no future” and impulsively took over her grandfather’s barren mountain. The villagers laughed at her “foolishness”—until Gu Jingshen, a cold agronomy doctor, showed up. He had to sign a “cooperation contract” with Su Xiao to track his experimental fruit varieties. When she got hurt digging a canal, Gu complained “you’re such a hassle” but secretly made swelling medicine; when the fruits couldn’t be sold, Su used short videos to make his new variety go viral. From bickering nonstop to silently supporting each other, on the day the first basket of honey pears was picked, Gu held up a patent certificate and smiled: “My ‘golden mine’ was never the trees—it was you, who planted them with me.”
Post-Youth Poetry
Lin Xiaoman, a publishing editor, has a do-or-die task: get Su Ye, author of the ten-year poor-selling *Post-Youth Poetry*, to write a sequel—otherwise, the entire series gets axed. But when she finds Su Ye, the high school boy in a white shirt who wrote "Youth is an unopened letter" is now a "down-and-out poet" fixing bikes in an old alley, vowing "never to touch poetry again." His mother’s death years ago shattered his faith in his writing—he thought his idealized "youth" was worthless against reality. Lin digs out an unread love letter Su Ye gave her, with a crumpled draft inside: "If youth has a sequel, I want to write..." She points to the phoenix tree downstairs: "You wrote it'd 'stand eternal,' but it broke in a typhoon last year and sprouted new buds this year—youth isn’t a perfect poem. It’s the courage to keep writing." And in Su Ye’s toolbox? Ten years of written-and-torn fragments—every line bears Lin Xiaoman’s name.
After Rebirth, The Crown Prince and I Took Down the Villains
In her past life, Su Wan's family was wrongfully executed by Regent Xiao Yu, and she died with hatred. Reincarnated to the night of her 15th coming-of-age ceremony, she holds memories of her past and sees through Xiao Yu's next plot: framing Crown Prince Gu Yan for treason. To avenge her family and save the kingdom, Su Wan offers evidence of Xiao Yu's treason from her past life to collaborate with Gu Yan, who's also targeted by Xiao Yu. From mutual suspicion to silent understanding, they uncover fake banknotes, military frame-ups, and more—until a shocking truth emerges: her mother's death is linked to Gu Yan? And is Gu Yan's approach out of use or love? When Xiao Yu raises his knife to Su Wan, Gu Yan's sword stabs Xiao Yu first—this time, he'll stand in front of her, ending all tragedies together.
After Book Transmigration: Farming the Villain
Su Qianqian unexpectedly transmigrates into a novel as the cannon fodder female villain, destined to die tragically after her wedding. To defy fate, she boldly abandons the charismatic male lead and chooses the ruthless villain Jiang Yanqing. She relies on her farming skills to build a new life in the countryside, nurturing the revenge-obsessed villain while sparks of romance ignite. But when Jiang Yanqing's dark past and family conspiracies emerge, and the original plot's assassins close in, Su faces a perilous choice between love and survival. Can she rewrite her doomed destiny with humor and suspense?
Miss Xia's Revenge After Pregnancy Unemployment
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Unwavering Love
"Unwavering Love" is a heartfelt short drama that narrates the intricate love story between Meng Jiahui and Shi Yueyue. Amidst misunderstandings and expectations, they struggle within the bounds of reality and dreams. As the story unfolds, they gradually realize each other's true feelings and strive to overcome numerous obstacles, aiming for a happy ending. Through delicate emotional portrayals, the series highlights the power of love and perseverance, allowing viewers to feel the warmth and dedication of love under the moonlight.
Qing and the Sun & Moon
Qing and the Sun & Moon is a short fantasy drama set in an urban backdrop, telling the story of how Wen Shining and Fu Wenzhou come together through a marriage arrangement. Fu Wenzhou, initially intending to withdraw after injuring King An to save his legs, changes his mind after meeting Wen Shining, whose resilience and kindness touch his heart. The series combines elements of blood-pumping action and divine cloud fantasy, highlighting the protagonist’s struggle and growth between love and responsibility. With intense plot lines and well-developed characters, it is a gripping urban fantasy drama that keeps viewers hooked.