My Fate is in My Hands

After Rebirth, I Replaced the Divine Medicine with Poison

Shen Chuan was framed by his best friend Lin Hao and capitalists for the "Rejuvenation Divine Medicine" he developed in his previous life, leading to the destruction of his family. Reborn a week before the medicine's launch, he hid the real divine medicine and replaced the sample with a slow-acting poison. When Lin Hao mocked him at the press conference, "You'll never rise again," while holding the "divine medicine" and toasting with investors, Shen Chuan pressed the send button on his phone—the test report of the replaced medicine was quickly sent to all media inboxes. And the celebration wine in Lin Hao's hand had long been replaced with poison of the same composition. When the news "The 'Divine Medicine' is Actually a Slow Poison" popped up on the stage screen, Lin Hao's smile froze instantly. Shen Chuan looked at the chaotic venue and murmured, "The debt from the previous life is due."

1 week ago

The Villain Won't Play by the Rules—Kidnapping a System to Work for Him

Gu Zhao, a powerful minister in ancient times, was destined to be a cannon-fodder villain. But he awakened and refused to accept his fate of dying. To reverse his ending, he hijacked Xiaotang—a future system originally meant to help the "protagonist" cheat—and forced it to work for him: evading the emperor's suspicion, taking down enemies who framed him, and secretly pursuing Su Wan, the prime minister's daughter (who had long harbored feelings for him). However, Xiaotang gradually discovers that Gu Zhao isn't the cruel villain rumored to be; he hides ledgers for helping refugees and protects border towns despite public scorn. As Xiaotang works for him, she quietly falls in love with this "disobedient" villain. Just as Gu Zhao is about to marry Su Wan and secure his power, the system suddenly alerts "Mission Failed"—it turns out that Xiaotang is the one Gu Zhao was meant to "conquer" all along?

2 weeks ago

Mr. Fu, Your Wife Doesn’t Want You Anymore

Fu Siyan, president of the Fu Group, always thought Su Wantang’s three-year marriage to him was a result of “clinging to a higher status” — until one day, his meek wife slapped a divorce agreement on his desk, with a graceful man standing behind her. He then realized: the woman who cooked lily porridge every day had long engraved his preferences into her habits, but had accumulated enough disappointment from his coldness; the woman who always said “I’ll wait for you” was actually the hidden genius jewelry designer “Wantang”, whose works had already taken the international stage by storm. When Fu Siyan found the unsent diamond ring in his drawer, he finally understood what he had missed — but Su Wantang’s words “Mr. Fu, we’re even” made him feel, for the first time, the panic of having a burning palm yet being unable to hold on. In this game of “who fell in love first”, who exactly lost?

1 month ago

Touch Her? Ask My Wok First!

Gu Huai, a reclusive master chef, owns a "magic wok"—whoever it touches must tell the truth, and the soup it simmers can heal emotional wounds. His only weakness? Su Wan, his ex-fiancée who ran away from their wedding five years ago. Now Su Wan, a down-and-out designer, is harassed by her CEO ex-husband: her studio is about to be destroyed, and she’s even pushed into a table corner. Gu Huai arrives with his wok, slams it on the ground: "Touch her? Ask my wok first!" But Su Wan shouts through tears: "Why didn’t you chase me back then?" It turns out Su Wan fled to protect his chef legacy. This time, Gu Huai’s wok isn’t for soup—it’s for simmering a "regret remedy" to win her back. He’ll use the wok to expose her ex’s plots, melt the ice between them, and finally say the "I do" he missed five years ago—one bowl of congee at a time.

2 months ago

The 70s Sweet Romance: The Spoiled Lady's Counterattack to a Happy Marriage

In the 1970s, Tang Zhifei, a spoiled Shanghai young lady, is forced to go to the countryside in a Northeast village due to family changes. She immediately clashes with Wang Chaoyang, the recently discharged son of the village party secretary—she finds him rough, he teases her fragility. But when she uses her fountain pen to help villagers record work points and her embroidery to get the village's first sewing machine, when he secretly mends her worn shoes and carries her to the clinic in a rainstorm, their animosity turns into undeniable affection. Little does Tang know, Wang has long noticed her high school diploma under the pillow—this "spoiled lady" has secretly studied agricultural manuals by kerosene lamp, determined to turn the poor village into a "golden land" with him...

3 months ago