I Am Not the Sword God

The Immortal Sovereign of Life and Death

Yao Qian (played by Yao Yiyi), an orphan whose family was massacred, accidentally awakens the past-life memories of "the Immortal Sovereign of Life and Death". She discovers that her family's murder is linked to the powerful Zhenguo Marquis Mansion—Su Wan (played by Ma Rui), the mansion's eldest daughter, is not only the daughter of her enemy but also seeks to seize the Sovereign's power within her. Meanwhile, a mysterious swordsman Gu Yan (played by Cheng Huijie) appears, helping her evade pursuit while hiding his fated connection to the "Immortal Sovereign". As past grievances intertwine with present love and hate, Yao Qian must choose between revenge and redemption: to become the Sovereign who rules life and death, or to hold onto the last warmth in her heart?

1 month ago

Stitching Regrets Through Time

Lin Wanwan once gave up her fashion design dream for CEO Gu Jingshen, only to be misunderstood as a 'destroyer' due to Gu's obsession with his first love. Heartbroken, she left with deep regrets. Five years later, she returns as internationally renowned designer 'Lin' with her collection 'Stitching Time,' determined to uncover the truth—it was the first love who framed her! When Gu sees her again, he realizes he never loved the shadow of his first love, but the 'Wanwan' who made porridge and stayed up late with him. As the truth comes out, Gu, now chasing her, faces a humbling moment: 'Can you give me a chance to stitch our regrets?' 'My needle only sews designs, not old feelings.' Her growth is revenge on the past; his pursuit is redemption for regrets. This story about 'stitching' holds the sharpest misunderstandings and the warmest awakenings.

1 month ago

The Foodie Concubine Just Wants Pork Hock, But the Whole Palace Spoils Her

Su Xiaoman, a girl from a humble family, accidentally enters the palace and becomes the lowest-ranked "Cai Ren" (Talented Lady). She never seeks the emperor's favor—her only daily wish is to secretly hide pork hocks from the imperial kitchen and nibble them in the side hall, her face glistening with oil. However, her unpretentiousness unexpectedly touches everyone: the emperor, tired of concubines' fake smiles, is drawn to her satisfied look while eating and comes to "crash her meals" daily; the queen mother, craving folk sugar melons, is moved when Xiaoman climbs the palace wall to buy them, calling her "darling granddaughter"; even the empress is won over by her "food sharing" and teaches her to make osmanthus cakes... Xiaoman, who wanted to drift through life, unknowingly becomes the palace's favorite—but she's still worrying: should tonight's pork hock be spicy or braised?

1 month ago

After Being Abandoned, I Turned the Tide with a Water Tank

Su Wan was dumped by her fiancé on the groundless charge of "bringing bad luck to her father" and was kicked out by her stepmother with nothing. Desperate, she returned to her grandmother's dilapidated courtyard, only to find a lost century-old pickle recipe hidden in the old water tank. She started a street stall business with the recipe and accidentally caught the eye of Gu Jingshen, a cold and handsome CEO—he proposed a contract marriage to Su Wan to find clues about his missing mother. As her pickle business boomed, Su Wan not only retaliated against her former heartless lover but also uncovered the truth behind her mother's "disappearance" years ago...

1 month ago

Divine Eye Poor Boy: The Trash Stone With A Trillion-Dollar Dragon Pearl

Lin Xiaotian, a down-and-out antique shop apprentice, was born with “qi-detecting” divine eyes but mocked as a “fraud” by colleagues due to his poverty. One day, he spent all his savings on a cracked “trash stone,” only to be called “crazy” by onlookers—even Su Xiao, the boss’s daughter he had a crush on, thought he was “hopeless.” But when the stone was cut open, a dragon-patterned jade bead emerged—the legendary “Azure Dragon Pearl” worth trillions! Suddenly, those who humiliated him swarmed in: some tried to force a buy, others begged for connections. Holding the bead, Lin Xiaotian sneered: this “wealth bomb” just exposed the ugliest side of human nature…

2 months ago

The Moonlight Never Returns

Jiyue, a feared assassin, falls for her target—the gentle guqin master Yunshen. Betraying her organization to protect him, they flee together. To divert pursuers, Jiyue leaves alone, promising to return in three months. Yunshen waits in vain, unaware she fell from a cliff, gravely injured. Years later, a mute woman resembling Jiyue appears silently guarding his music shop, wearing half of Jiyue’s jade pendant—a token she never parted with.

6 months ago

The Noble Matrimony

In a feudal noble family, the legitimate sister, Lin Wanru, is arranged to marry into a powerful clan, living a seemingly enviable life. She writes to her half-sister, Lin Xiaoru, urging her to stop futile family disputes and cherish what they have. However, Xiaoru, consumed by resentment, secretly schemes to seize the family fortune, mistakenly believing Wanru has betrayed them. Xiaoru uncovers that her sister's marriage is a trap—Wanru was placed as a spy, hiding a colossal deceit. As truth surfaces, the sisters grapple with loyalty and betrayal in a life-or-death struggle. Filled with family conflict, emotional twists, and suspense, this tale challenges perceptions of love and intrigue. (192 words)

8 months ago

Who Should Decide a Middle-aged Woman's Life

"Who Should Decide a Middle-aged Woman's Life" is a short drama focusing on the life of a middle-aged woman who sacrifices everything for her family without receiving understanding or recognition. The story explores her struggles between personal dreams and family responsibilities, emphasizing the importance of women’s autonomy in choosing their own paths. Through heartfelt storytelling and realistic depictions, it highlights the sacrifices women make and the need for society to respect their choices. The drama aims to inspire reflections on balancing family obligations with personal fulfillment, advocating that middle-aged women should have the right to determine their own future.

1 year ago