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Who Is the Emperor's Beloved?
Na Xin, a little maid from the Imperial Kitchen, became the "unluckiest girl" in the palace after accidentally hitting Emperor Kang Lingxiao with osmanthus cake. But instead of being punished, she keeps encountering "lucky things": a guard hands her a shield when bullied by the imperial concubine, a jar of fine white jade ointment appears under her pillow after she burns her hand, and the pastries she secretly sends to the old man in the cold palace always "avoid inspection". Until one night, she catches Kang Lingxiao staring at a portrait of "a little maid saving a little eunuch" and hears his whisper: "The half piece of osmanthus cake you gave me three years ago—I've remembered it ever since." It turns out the "little eunuch" was the emperor on a private visit, and this man above ten thousand people has long hidden her as the only one in his heart.
My Daddy is a Celestial Master
Su Wan was tricked by her stepsister five years ago and gave birth to Xiao Nuomi, a son with the ability to "see supernatural beings". She hid in a small town to live, but one day she took her son to the city to find a job. Xiao Nuomi accidentally broke into the office of Gu Tingshen, the president of Gu Group—and the cold-blooded president stared at the child's face in shock: Is this his "little lucky star" who has been missing for five years? It turns out Gu Tingshen is the young master of a hidden celestial master family. He was saved by Su Wan when he was hunted down five years ago, but lost his memory due to injury. Now Xiao Nuomi's "special ability" has attracted old enemies, and the stepsister's family has also come to snatch the child and seize property. Gu Tingshen protects his wife with celestial magic while starting his mode of spoiling his wife and punishing scum: "If you dare to touch my people, you have to get through me first." When the dusty memory wakes up, Su Wan realizes that the "child's father" she tried to avoid is actually the "guardian god" who will protect her for life.
Baby, Don’t You Like Me?
Gu Jingshen (Gao Mingchen), a cold CEO, accidentally finds the lost cute baby Xiaotang, only to discover she only clings to Su Wan (Qi Wenting), a newly met picture book artist. To soothe Xiaotang, Gu is forced into a "contract cohabitation" with Su—they start bickering (Gu thinks Su is too "childish", Su teases Gu as an "iceberg blockhead"), but gradually reveal tenderness through Xiaotang’s "divine assistance": Gu secretly helps Su fulfill her comic dream, while Su understands the childhood trauma behind his indifference. When Xiaotang’s real identity is exposed, can their love between a "sponsor and artist" break through the gap? A cute-baby-led anti-cliché sweet drama—every episode has hidden sweetness!
After Breaking Off the Engagement, the Warlord Bends for Me
Su Wan, a female medical student returning from overseas, was betrothed to Warlord Gu Tingshen in an arranged marriage. Refusing to be a "caged bird"依附ing to others, she tore up the marriage certificate and broke off the engagement publicly on their wedding day, declaring, "My life, Su Wan's, belongs only to myself." Gu Tingshen, never humiliated like this before, intended to teach her a lesson but was gradually shocked by her brilliance—she dared to rush into the plague-stricken area with her medicine box to save people, to argue with the military for injured soldiers, and even to perform a bullet extraction from his chest with her bare hands when he was shot unconscious. When the once arrogant warlord stood at the clinic gate holding her favorite eustoma, his eyes red, saying "I was wrong," Su Wan smiled and handed him a stethoscope: "To be with me, first learn to hear my heartbeat—it wants companionship, not submission."
The Eternal Spring Over Mountains and Rivers
The mountains and rivers remain, and the spring breeze blows as ever, yet fate has turned upside down. She was the abandoned daughter of a noble house, betrayed by her closest kin and dying with resentment. Reborn with vengeance in her heart, she vows to reclaim everything that was hers. Facing hypocritical family members and malicious rivals, she strategizes meticulously to dismantle their schemes. But then she crosses paths with the powerful, cold-faced prince—what began as mutual exploitation slowly blossoms into unexpected affection. Amid love and hatred, can she hold onto her true self on this path of revenge? As spring once again greens the south bank of the river, who will emerge victorious in this game of power and passion?
Atmospheric Hero Meng Jiahui Stars in New Drama
In this captivating urban romance short drama, the charismatic and atmospheric actor Meng Jiahui captures the audience once again. The story follows his role as a domineering CEO and his sweet romantic relationship with an ordinary girl. The series not only depicts the hustle and bustle of city life but also integrates adorable romantic elements, offering viewers a warm and delightful experience. As a popular short drama, it features a compelling storyline, vivid characters, and a romantic atmosphere, making it a must-watch for fans of sweet pet dramas.
The Wandering Earth: Wolf Warriors
As the dying sun forces humanity to execute the 'Wandering Earth' project, elite soldier Leng Feng awakens in an underground city only to uncover a conspiracy within the United Earth Government. Hunted by rebels and mechanized forces, he must team up with engineer Han Duoduo and hacker Li Yiyi to decrypt the 'Seed' protocol within 72 hours. On the frozen ruins of Shanghai, the final battle for mankind's survival begins...