Turn the Tables

The Fortune Cat Arrives, Helping Me Become the Richest Woman

Six-month-pregnant Su Wan is cruelly driven out by her husband's family with her unborn child, left penniless and desperate. By chance, she scratches a 200,000-yuan lottery ticket and meets a proud fortune cat with its own 'wealth-attracting buff'. Using the prize money, she starts a business and rises against all odds. She not only makes her ex-husband's family, who abandoned her, deeply regret, but also accidentally discovers she is the long-lost daughter of a top tycoon — this sudden good fortune is a glorious counterattack chapter written by fate.

2 weeks ago

Family Titans in Ancient China: Time-Traveled to Farm

A modern four-member family accidentally travels back to ancient China, landing as poor farmers with only one corn bun to start with. On the brink of despair, every family member awakens top-tier modern professional skills: the finance expert revives assets with advanced financial ideas, the engineer improves farm tools to boost production, the doctor heals people with miraculous skills, and even the youngest child gains popularity with novel ideas. Facing the harassment and extortion of problematic relatives, the whole family teams up to strike back with their advanced cognition, not only gaining a firm foothold but also rising to become the envied richest family in ancient times, filled with hilarious daily moments and warm sweet affection.

1 month ago

From Internet Pariah to Acting Legend

Lin Wan, an obscure eighteenth-tier actress, was publicly shamed by the entire internet over fabricated scandals—"using a double for filming" and "being a diva"—set up by a rival. She lost all endorsements, got dropped from crews, and became a "pariah" in showbiz. Instead of playing the victim, she lay low for a year and landed a role as a "sickly, psychotic young lady"—a villain who harms the female lead—in a historical drama. With nuanced acting: vulnerability hidden in her eyes, trembling fingertips when she "snaps," and a relieved smile before her character’s death, she turned the "evil woman" into an unforgettable "regret-worthy white moonlight" for audiences. When the truth about her frame-up emerged, the scandals reversed into a "sober counterattack," and her acting skills shot to the top of trending topics. From "internet outcast" to "acting legend," she打脸 everyone with her strength.

9 months ago

Baoying's Lotus Bond: Immortal & Mortal Fated

Aoou, a little lotus root fairy from Baoying County, is forced to descend to the mortal world to resolve a millennium-old love tribulation—bound to a "Marriage System" that demands she make urban CEO Shen Mozhou fall for her, or she'll vanish forever. But Shen is not just icy; he also keeps "ruining" her tasks: when she pretends to be a milk tea clerk serving lotus root pearls, he says, "I'm allergic to lotus roots"; when she dresses as a cleaner to sneak into his company, he drags her into his office and says, "You still owe me for the clothes your lotus root powder stained." It's only when Aoou breaks into Shen's villa that she finds his study filled with portraits of her past-life lotus form—turns out this "cold CEO" is the mortal she saved in a past life, who's waited a thousand years for her! Caught between the system's deadly deadlines and Shen's "reverse teasing," Aoou's tribulation is getting sweeter by the minute.

9 months ago

Embrace the Sun

Lin Xiaoman, a junior planner at the real estate giant "Jiangshan Group," almost loses her job after her project is stolen—until she accidentally becomes the "fake girlfriend" of Gu Zhao, the group's young master. Gu Zhao needs a "nobody" to fend off a family-arranged marriage, but he soon finds this girl, who eats bread while working overtime, can scold him awake from his "slacking" in meetings and stand up to his scheming uncle. Meanwhile, Lin Xiaoman never expected the playboy heir would search the entire city for her favorite sugar-fried chestnuts when she's harassed by clients, or tell her during her career breakdown: "I'll stand with you, turning those who step on you into people who look up to you." As their fake relationship turns real, Gu Zhao's family infighting escalates, and Lin Xiaoman's career rise becomes a battlefield for them to break free from "status chains"—turns out, "embracing the sun" isn't about looking up, but becoming each other's light.

10 months ago

The Strongest Courier: Pretending to Be the Female CEO's Boyfriend from Day One

Courier Lin Yang accidentally helps female CEO Su Wanqing, who's being pressured into marriage by her family, out of a tight spot during a delivery mix-up, and is forced to “take the job” as her fake boyfriend. He thinks it's just a temporary act, but Su Wanqing's business arch-enemy targets this “impostor boyfriend,” determined to dig up his “background” to bring down the Su Group. Meanwhile, Lin Yang's secret hidden behind his courier uniform—memories of being a top business consultant in his past life—gradually awakens as he spends sweet, fake-couple days with Su Wanqing. When the pink bubbles of their fake relationship collide with workplace schemes, can Lin Yang keep his “courier” disguise intact while protecting the “CEO girlfriend” he's secretly fallen for?

11 months ago

He Cast Me Away Like Dust, You Marry Me As A Treasure

Su Wan’s three-year boyfriend dumped her a week before their wedding, calling her “too lowly for his wealthy family’s dream” and throwing the couple’s ring she’d saved months for into a rainstorm. Curled up outside a convenience store, sobbing until she couldn’t breathe, she was interrupted by a hot cocoa from Gu Jingshen—the “ice-cold customer” who always bought American coffee. He picked up her ring, wiped mud off her face, and whispered: “You’re not dust. You’re the one I’ve hidden my identity for half a year to marry.” It turned out Gu was a wealthy heir in disguise. He’d noticed Su Wan, who always saved him a hot drink, three months ago but feared scaring her off. Just when Su Wan thought love was dead, she found someone had been noting her overtime, her fear of the dark, even her favorite osmanthus candy. The most precious marriage isn’t “I deserve you”—it’s “You mean more to me than the whole world.”

11 months ago