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After Dad's Fake Marriage, My Sister Spoils Me Rotten
Xiao Tang, a sensitive 10-year-old who lost her mom, has a dad who enters a fake marriage with Aunt Lin (who has a daughter named Xing Ran) for a school district house. Xiao Tang always thinks Xing Ran is here to "steal her dad"—hiding her paintbrushes, pouring her hot cocoa into the flower pot. But Xing Ran never minds: she leaves a warm glass of milk when Xiao Tang stays up late doing homework, runs three blocks in the rain to pick her up (her own shoulder soaked), and even argues with a senior boy to get Xiao Tang's stolen comic book back (her wrist scratched but she never mentions it). When Xiao Tang finally lets her guard down and secretly puts a fruit candy in Xing Ran's schoolbag, she overhears Aunt Lin telling her dad: "The fake marriage period is over. Xing Ran said she doesn't want to make Xiao Tang sad, so she'll leave quietly..." Xiao Tang runs to find Xing Ran like crazy, only to see her standing at the door with a big box—inside are all Xiao Tang's favorite snacks and a new schoolbag: "Xiao Tang, I told Auntie, I'm staying. I'll be your sister forever."
The Wind Doesn't Know Its Way Home
Lin Shen, the hidden heir to a billion-dollar fortune, gave up his inheritance to be with Su Xiao'an, an ordinary girl. He became a programmer, squeezing into rental cars and eating instant noodles with her. But when Xiao'an learns he's 'poor,' she breaks up with him in tears: 'I don't want to live a hard life with you!' Lin Shen's smile fades—if money is what she wants, he'll stop hiding. What will happen when he stands before her as the wealthy heir he truly is? Will she regret her choice?
Rebirth in the 70s: Golden Finger V.S. Toxic Family
Reborn in 1970s China, Su Wan realizes she's been raised as a scapegoat for her sister's crimes. This time, she shatters the toxic family dynamic with her antique appraisal superpower. When forced to take the blame, she exposes the real culprit; when starvation looms, she strikes gold in the black market. Transforming from a pawn to the family's puppet master, her revenge path collides with a brooding military officer's intense gaze. Now she'll make her manipulative family millionaires—only to watch them crumble from their own greed. But can she trust the man whose gaze burns brighter than her Golden Finger?
The Hunter's Tender Lucky Charm
Sold as a sacrificial bride to the feared mountain hunter Wei Zheng, rumored to have jinxed three wives to death, Su Mianmian expected doom. Instead, the rugged man cradles the tearful girl like treasure. Believing herself a cursed burden, Mianmian discovers she's his lucky charm: his hunts double, bandits are struck by lightning, and their barren yard blooms miraculously. When enemies threaten her, she tremulously tugs his sleeve, only to see the cold-eyed hunter unsheathe his blade: "Touch my charm? Ask death first." Unbeknownst to her, a broken jade pendant she possesses summons wolves in the night, bowing to their hidden queen... (123 words)
Dragon Boat Layoff: I Invented the Super Quantum Satellite
In the urban workplace, He Longtian and Li Zeng face an unexpected layoff crisis and accidentally invent a super quantum satellite, embarking on a thrilling journey of counterattack and revenge. From laid-off employees to tech tycoons, their story is full of twists and passion, making it a popular hit among urban short dramas.
Is It Too Late to Get Married?
"Is It Too Late to Get Married?" is an emotionally touching romance drama that follows a middle-aged couple confronting societal pressures and age-related challenges, as they revisit their feelings and seek happiness together. The series offers a nuanced portrayal of love, responsibility, and self-discovery, emphasizing that true happiness is always worth pursuing regardless of age. With heartfelt performances and delicate storytelling, the drama resonates deeply with viewers, reminding us to cherish those around us and bravely chase our dreams of happiness.