Please Don't Say You Like Me

Reborn in 1970: The Feisty Doctor Wife Who Takes No Flak

Top surgeon Su Wan is unexpectedly reborn into the backward rural China of 1970. She wakes up just as her meddlesome relatives and scummy ex-fiancé try to bully her into breaking off their engagement. Refusing to tolerate any mistreatment, she uses her peerless medical skills to subdue troublemakers with silver needles, cure stubborn ailments with folk remedies, and win the heart of a quiet, reliable veteran. Transforming from a mocked village outcast to a respected doctor wife, she fights back against every injustice, earns her dignity, and finds her long-awaited sweet love.

1 week ago

My Divine Doctor System Can't Cure Diseases

Ordinary wage earner Lin Chuan accidentally binds a "Divine Doctor System", only to find that the system can't treat physical illnesses at all—it asks him to "cure" a green-tea colleague for a bullied white-collar worker, "cure" a cheating boyfriend for a dumped girl, and even "cure" the longing of an empty-nest elderly man?! The system's weird props like "Truth Lipstick" and "Regret Candy" always make him solve people's "heart problems" through oops moments, but also bring his ex-girlfriend back begging for reconciliation and workplace rivals' suppression. When Lin Chuan thinks the system is "useless", he discovers that everything is to "cure" his deep-seated inferiority—turns out the real divine doctor is the light that heals people's hearts. And his journey of counterattack has just begun...

2 months ago

I Have Super X-ray Vision

Chen Mo, a penniless guy just fired from his job, suddenly gains super X-ray vision one day—able to see through objects and detect lies. He originally plans to use this ability to find a good job, but accidentally encounters Lin Wan, a female CEO framed by her partner for "embezzling assets." To prove her innocence, Chen Mo uses his vision to find the hidden financial evidence, only to get involved in a bigger business conspiracy: someone wants to take over Lin's Group and even threatens their lives. Between the growing affection and the approaching danger, is Chen Mo's "superpower" a blessing or a curse?

3 months ago

My Arch-Rival Can't Stop Getting Close to Me

Su Xiao, a feisty new planner, became the "arch-rival" of the cold-faced manager Lu Chuan after snatching a client he'd been pursuing for half a year. But one day, Lu Chuan suddenly changed: he left a hot cocoa on her desk during overtime, defended her from the boss's criticism in meetings, and even leaned in to whisper, "I fixed the details of your plan," his breath brushing her ear making her heart race. The more Su Xiao avoided him, the closer Lu Chuan got—brushing her hand when sending her home, covering her with his coat during lunch breaks... When she finally snapped, "What do you want?" Lu Chuan pulled out a notebook she'd left at a convenience store years ago—inside were half a year's worth of unsent love letters: "From the day you spilled my coffee, all my 'rivalry' was just fear that you'd find out I wanted to be close to you."

3 months ago

The 80s Supporting Female Lead Awakens, Making Her Childhood Sweetheart's Heart Flutter

Lin Xiaoman transmigrated into a tragic supporting female lead in an 80s novel—written as dull and obedient to set off the female lead's tenderness, she eventually died saving the female lead. After awakening, she resolutely tore up the marriage contract with a upstart, set up a糖水 stall to build her career, and exposed the female lead's “white lotus” tricks. But Lu Shiyan, her childhood sweetheart who was originally cold to her (and the official CP of the novel's female lead), began to cling to her frequently: helping carry coal stoves, rushing to serve糖水 to customers, and even shouting “Don't get hurt” with red eyes when she was harassed by hooligans. When a清醒 supporting female lead meets a childhood sweetheart who's “deviating from the script”, in this love that crosses the original novel's setting, who falls in love first?

4 months ago