Son-in-Law's Return Part 2: The King's Comeback

《Qingyun Order: I'm Invincible as a Junior》

A young man Lin Yue, who suffered a family massacre, is taken in by seven reclusive peerless senior sisters as their disciple. The sisters plan to teach him all their skills to keep him safe, but Lin Yue stumbles upon his enemy's grand wedding right after descending the mountain! To help him avenge the blood debt, the overprotective seven senior sisters crash the wedding with their extraordinary martial arts, sweeping all enemies away and triggering a massive counterattack upsurge.

3 months ago

Madam, Sir Is Complaining About the Cold Again

Su Wan has been married to Gu Jingshen for three years. Since their wedding night, Gu has never stopped complaining about the cold—wearing cashmere in summer, flinching from her touch as if she were ice. Until one day, she catches him staring at an old diary with her high school photo inside. It turns out Gu saved her from drowning ten years ago but developed chronic hypothermia, leaving his body temperature 3°C lower forever. Afraid Su would feel guilty, he hid the truth. Those "cold complaints" were his gentle traps: asking for her hand warmer on purpose, pretending to leave hot cocoa unfinished so she’d warm it, even kicking off the blanket at night waiting for her to tuck him in—all the "cold" was his unspoken "I want to be close to you."

7 months ago

1970s Famine: Starting with Caring for My Late Brother's Educated Youth Wife

Modern office worker Lin Shen transmigrates to the 1970s as Peng Ruifeng, a villager in a famine-stricken area. His first task? Taking care of Su Xiaotang, his late brother's educated youth wife—a delicate city girl. Amid food shortages and rumors that Peng “brings misfortune to family,” the two are estranged. Using modern wisdom, Peng grows mushrooms and runs errands for extra grain, not only surviving the famine but also shielding Su from troubles repeatedly. When his rough tenderness breaks down her walls, and the thrill of counterattack blends with warming love, their shabby hut becomes the sweetest “safe haven” in the storm.

9 months ago

The 80s Sister Who Braved All Odds

In 1987, Lin Xiaomei, a worker at a state-owned textile factory, saw her life collapse overnight—her husband cheated on her with a colleague, she faced layoff due to factory restructuring, and her mother-in-law even hid her grandson from her. Desperate, she set up a stall selling knitted socks in an alley, only to meet Zhou Jianguo, her high school classmate she once rejected. The former "poor boy" is now a clothing factory owner, but he offers to help her open a tailor shop. Is it rekindled love? Or an ulterior motive? Lin takes the chance with gritted teeth, fighting for space with street vendors, suing her mother-in-law for custody, and wary of Zhou's "revenge." When she finally turns the tailor shop into the street's "fashion landmark," she uncovers a secret Zhou has been hiding about her past…

9 months ago

Transmigrated as the Queen: Taming the Rebellious Prince and Reforming the Court

Modern workplace elite Su Xiao stayed up late working on a project, only to wake up as the "cold-hearted queen" of Great Chu who had just lost her emperor husband. She not only has to deal with her rebellious son, Crown Prince Xiao Yu—who holds a childhood grudge and threatens to "depose the queen and rule personally"—but also confronts the Gu clan, a powerful ministerial group that uses the "weak son, strong mother" narrative to seize power. Using modern HR "empathy techniques" to tame the prince (replacing kneeling punishment with heart-to-heart talks and letting him participate in state affairs via a "goal system"), and "audit mindset" to uncover the corrupt evidence of the powerful ministers, she discovers a hidden secret behind the late emperor's death just as she and the prince start to reconcile...

10 months ago

80s Marriage Exchange: The Spoiled Darling of a Playboy

In the late 1980s, Su Xiaotang was forced to agree to a marriage exchange with the Li family in the neighboring village to save her seriously ill brother. Her fiancé was Li Yanzhi, a reputed "reckless playboy". She thought she was marrying a rude hooligan, but when she lifted the red veil, she saw him in a faded army-green jacket with gentle eyes—turns out the "playboy" persona was just his protection. As they fell for each other, the truth of the marriage exchange emerged: the Li family didn’t want her, but the money she used to save her brother? And Li Yanzhi’s "recklessness" was actually revenge against his father who abandoned his mother? A misplaced marriage, two people with scars—can they turn "forced" into "willing" in the warmth of daily life?

10 months ago

Royal Collective Favorite: The Adorable Milk-Baby Princess

Three-year-old Princess Xiaotang, the only daughter of the Emperor of Dajing, is as soft and cute as a running milk candy—but she’s become a “live target” in both the harem’s power struggles and the court’s political schemes. The noble consort wants to frame the empress by making her “accidentally fall,” while a powerful minister aims to adopt her as a goddaughter to control the government. However, this little milk baby, who seems only able to hold a rattle and ask for hugs, has a sharp mind: she pours the noble consort’s “tonic” into a goldfish tank and tilts her head to ask, “Why does Auntie’s candy make the fish sleep?” when the fish float belly-up. When the powerful minister holds her, she presses her cinnabar-stained hand on his cufflink, helping the emperor uncover clues to treasonous letters. The first time the cold-faced God of War prince holds her, Xiaotang tugs his beard and laughs, “Uncle’s beard is like Daddy’s writing brush!” melting the palace’s chill instantly. This milk-baby princess isn’t just a collective favorite—she’s Dajing’s “little lucky star,” smashing plots with her cuteness and turning sweetness into a shield of protection.

10 months ago