Love Ends, Family Collapses

We Pretended to Be Ugly and Crippled, and Ended Up Being a Hilarious Couple

Lin Xiaotang, a "ugly planner" at an advertising company, wears freckle makeup and steel-framed glasses daily to avoid workplace harassment and bad dates. Lu Jingchuan, a hidden heir to a tech firm, pretends to be crippled in a wheelchair to reject a family-arranged business marriage. They meet through a shared apartment listing with "odd requirements"—seeking someone "unremarkable-looking" and "incapable of self-care," which perfectly aligns with their disguises. After moving in, Lin helps Lu "act crippled" to deal with his family, while Lu helps Lin "ward off unwanted advances." But secrets unravel: when Lin removes her makeup to reveal her beauty, and Lu stands up to answer a call, they freeze—they’ve both been "acting"! Worse, the real affection growing from their fake bond can’t be hidden anymore...

1 month ago

Tycoon: The Top Star Gave Me a Baby at the Start

Lin Chuan, a Beijing drifter and wage slave, had his life turned upside down—A 5-year-old girl named Lin Xiaotang hugged his leg and called him “Daddy,” followed by national top star Su Wantang’s confession: five years ago, they had a drunken one-night stand, and she secretly gave birth to the child. Now Xiaotang is seriously ill and needs her biological father’s bone marrow. Before Lin Chuan could recover from the shock of “suddenly becoming a dad,” the “Tycoon Dad System” activated: completing parenting tasks unlocks billions in assets and cultivation abilities? On one side is Su Wantang’s cold “test,” on the other is Xiaotang’s cute “coquetry.” Lin Chuan is forced to start a dual counterattack as a “tycoon + dad”: using system points to buy limited-edition toys for Xiaotang, using cultivation skills to soothe her to sleep, and even helping Su Wantang resolve entertainment industry scandals… When a wage slave becomes a “national tycoon dad” and a top star becomes a “jealous mom,” this counterattack that started with “sudden fatherhood” turns out to be surprisingly sweet?

1 month ago

Daily Life of Raising a Baby in the 70s

On the day veteran Wang Kaimu returned to the village, he picked up an abandoned baby girl and coincidentally witnessed educated youth Cai Caiyun being harassed by hooligans—desperate, he shouted, "This is my wife and child." From then on, two people with no connection were forced to bind as a "couple": to save money for baby formula, Wang Kaimu secretly dug herbs in the back mountain and was bitten by a snake; Cai Caiyun altered her wedding dress into baby clothes, only to be scolded by her family for "losing face"; gossip in the village was like sharp knives, but when the baby had a fever at midnight, they held hands and ran through ten miles of villages to find a doctor. Those late nights huddling by the coal stove boiling porridge in the broken cave dwelling, those mornings where they cried tears of joy at the baby's first smile—slowly softened the "fake couple" shell. Turns out, the most touching love is not grand; it's turning "making do" into "I want to spend my whole life with you" together.

5 months ago