The Fickle Heart

Warm Hearth, Sweet Reunion

Lin Xiaoman, a worn-out office worker, complains about the lack of "mortals' warmth" in life—only to wake up in a parallel world, bound to a chatty "Hearth Healing System." To return home, she must help 100 disheartened people rediscover life's sweetness. But the system's tasks are absurd: get a flower vendor to confess a 30-year secret, make a cold CEO try ten street snacks… Worse, she meets Gu Yan, an icy immortal undergoing mortal trials, who’s so frosty he could freeze a hot pot—yet insists on following her to "experience mortal warmth." From bickering to cooking congee and chasing sunsets together, Xiaoman melts Gu’s immortal shell with sweet fried dough balls, while Gu uses magic to help her with tough tasks. Just as she’s about to finish the mission, Xiaoman realizes: the "mortals' warmth" she’s been searching for has long been in the little moments with Gu… And Gu’s trial secret? It’s all about her.

8 months ago

My Wife Reincarnated Ten Years Earlier Than Me

Lin Chuan is reborn on a summer night in 2013, clutching a "regret list" from his previous life—where his failed business made his wife Su Wan suffer terribly and his mother died due to lack of medical funds. He rushes home, only to find a "strange" house: a critical illness insurance policy for his mother (effective 2003) at the entrance, the scam contract he was going to invest in (crossed out in red) on the coffee table, and the smell of Su Wan’s tomato and egg noodles from the kitchen—exactly the same as in his past life. Su Wan comes out wiping her hands, sees the list, and laughs through tears: "Lin Chuan, I was reborn in 2003—ten years earlier than you. I’ve waited ten years for you to say ‘I’m reborn’." Lin Chuan freezes, suddenly recalling Su Wan’s last words in his previous life: "If only I could be earlier"—turns out she had already turned "earlier" into ten years of silent devotion.

9 months ago

You Can't Dig True Love Out of the Trash

Lin Xiaoman, a convenience store clerk, has a bad habit of “picking up trash” in relationships—just dumped her momma's boy ex, she falls for Chen Mo, who pretends to be深情. She gives him everything: paying his credit card debts, accompanying him to “care for his sick mom”, until she catches him holding hands with another girl at the mall. Crumpled by the trash bin in tears, her neighbor Jiang Ye hands her a warm milk tea. Suddenly, she remembers—this guy always saves her hot oden, fixes her broken lamp three times, and picks her up from work on rainy nights. He never said “I love you”, but he put his true heart into every unspoken detail. When Chen Mo comes begging for forgiveness, Xiaoman points at the trash bin and laughs: “I'm done picking up other people's leftover hearts.” She turns and jumps into Jiang Ye's arms—turns out, the best love isn't dug out of the trash; it's someone handing you their whole heart, clean and pure.

1 year ago