Royal Brawl, Palace Ships

After Divorce, My Food System Takes Me to the Top

On her 5th wedding anniversary, housewife Lin Wan caught her husband cheating, was kicked out of the marriage empty-handed and even burdened with unknown debts. Just when she was at her wits' end, she accidentally bonded with a food counterattack system. Completing the cooking tasks assigned by the system would reward her with god-tier cooking skills, startup capital and top-tier connections. Starting from a street stall selling scallion pancakes to a Michelin-starred candidate restaurant, she slapped her ex-husband and his mistress in the face with stunning dishes. Along the way, she also met a soulmate who understood both her and food. Finally, she turned her life around, regained her dignity and became a rising star in the catering industry, kicking off an incredibly satisfying counterattack journey.

2 months ago

I'm Only Five—Why Did Human Traffickers Block Me?

Five-year-old Lin Ruanruan was reborn with the memories of a top criminal investigator. She just wanted to be a “lazy cute kid,” but kept running into human traffickers—some tricked her with “candy to find mom,” others tried to kidnap her into black cars. Yet she outsmarted them all using past-life skills: “Memorize license plates and ask passersby to record videos,” “grab a cleaner aunt and yell ‘this uncle wants to take me away’!” Even more surprising? Human traffickers’ group chat collectively labeled her: “This kid is smarter than undercover cops—touching her is asking for trouble!” Gu Yuchen, the young master of a wealthy family she saved, became her “little tail,” holding a strawberry milkshake every day: “Ruanruan protected me, I’ll buy you a whole box of candies when I grow up!” When a cute kid unlocks the “anti-trafficking expert” script, even traffickers run away—and there’s soft sweet interactions too. Why are these five-year-olds more “capable” than adults?

3 months ago

Before the Wedding, I Need to Fix Regrets with My First Love

Yu Qianqian is just three days away from getting her marriage certificate when she stumbles upon a note from her first love, Lin Chuan, in old belongings: "If we didn't end up together, let's meet at our old spot?" Seven years prior, they broke up due to a college entrance exam misunderstanding, and her unspoken "I'll wait for you" has lingered as a lifelong regret. When she secretly keeps the date, she discovers Lin has preserved all their memories—her mistake notebook, the osmanthus lotus root he learned to make for her, and even her wish to watch the sunrise. But her boyfriend's engagement ring lies on the nightstand, her best friend warns her "don't ruin your current happiness," and Lin hands her a train ticket to the beach: "Just three days, to finish what we never did." Should she hold onto five years of stability, or confront the true feelings she's hidden for seven? Standing at the crossroads, Yu realizes the most painful thing is never about missing out—it's the obsession of "not saying goodbye properly."

4 months ago

I Won Big After Defending My Wife

Lin Chuan, the son-in-law who’s mocked citywide as a “useless gigolo,” endures ridicule even from his wife’s family—until his wife Su Wan is drugged and harassed by a wealthy heir. For the first time, he throws a punch with red eyes to protect her, only to be accused of “overstepping.” Just as he’s about to be beaten, a group of black-clad bodyguards burst in: “Young Master, your hundred-billion assets are unfrozen!” It turns out he’s the top tycoon heir who went into hiding three years ago, pretending to be poor just to chase Su Wan. Defending his wife activated the family rule: “Only those who truly protect their loved ones can inherit the fortune.” From then on, resources, connections, and power come to him automatically. Those who once looked down on him beg for forgiveness; his wife’s family, which once despised him, crawls back to curry favor. All he does is hold Su Wan and say, “I made you suffer before; now I’ll shield you from all storms.” While others struggle to survive, he’s already “winning easily” with his wife, even turning quarrels into, “Baby, do you want that guy bankrupt or ruined?”

5 months ago

Dad, When Will You Stop Hiding the Identity of the Tech Billionaire

This urban mini-drama tells the story of a beautiful CEO who unexpectedly marries a security guard, only to discover that her seemingly ordinary husband is actually a hidden world billionaire. As the plot unfolds, family secrets are gradually revealed, and the protagonist demonstrates resilience and wisdom in the face of great wealth and identity differences. The drama is full of plot twists and suspense, showcasing female courage and intelligence while exploring the truth and responsibilities behind wealth. With a fast-paced and captivating storyline, it is an exciting mainland urban reverse rise mini-drama.

1 year ago

The Sweet Revenge of a Farmer Girl

This heartwarming short drama tells the story of an ordinary farmer girl who unexpectedly transmigrates into the modern city and becomes a cherished heroine. Through her resilience and kindness, she captures the love of a domineering CEO. Facing multiple challenges in family, love, and career, she gradually grows stronger, showcasing remarkable courage and wisdom. The plot combines romance, urban life, and fantasy elements, leading viewers through a sweet and hopeful journey of transformation. Spanning from episode 1 to the conclusion, this series is both touching and highly anticipated, offering an inspiring tale of love and perseverance.

1 year ago

When I Look at the Sky, I Really Think of You!

This short drama depicts a young urbanite lost in thoughts under the night sky, with their heart filled with longing for a loved one. Starring Yang Chen as a domineering CEO, the story highlights the sweetness and subtlety of urban love. Blending elements of adorable romance, city life, and heartfelt emotions, it offers viewers a warm and romantic escape amidst their busy lives. The plot is tight, with delicate emotions that draw viewers into a captivating love story.

1 year ago