Holding All the Cards

Love Is the April of This World

Flower artist Su Wan, fresh from a breakup crisis, meets architect Lu Ming suspended over a project mistake while preparing the core city's themed flower exhibition *The April of This World*. They clash fiercely over the plan: Su Wan insists on using street wild flowers to restore human touch, while Lu Ming wants a refined high-end art display. Amid arguments, they uncover April-related secrets: Su Wan's grandmother left a notebook fragment with lines from *You Are the April of This World*, and Lu Ming's mother missed his 10th birthday for epidemic support. The exhibition becomes their chance for redemption and love, teaching them that love is supporting each other to piece fragmented pasts into a gentle April day.

2 months ago

The Sassy Baby: Hunt Daddy for the New Year

Single mother Su Wan has raised her genius son Su Xiaozhuai alone for five years. Unexpectedly, the little boy bonds with a "Daddy Tracking System". With his sassy aura and super abilities unlocked by the system, he locks onto his hidden billionaire father right before the Spring Festival. Along the way, he exposes the scheming mistress and her scumbag lover who covet his mom's fortune, snubs workplace bullies, and slaps all villains in the face. He helps his mom reclaim her rightful belongings and convinces the cold CEO to recognize their family, finally having a warm and joyful New Year reunion.

6 months ago

After Ruining the Original Plot, I Became a Business Tycoon

After staying up all night cursing the scumbag male lead of a novel, office worker Lin Xiaoman wakes up as the cannon fodder side character from the book! To escape her tragic fate, she decides to "ruin" the original plot—stealing the male lead's investment project, dismantling the villain's schemes, and accidentally binding a system that exchanges "business value for cultivation skills"? The humiliating script meant for her turns into a satisfying journey of making big money and flirting with the cold, elegant "top-tier flower"! But the novel's "plot correction force" strikes: her newly secured project suddenly falls through, and the icy CEO Lu Jingshen shows up with the "rant essay about the male lead" she wrote... Will she return to being cannon fodder, or fight back to become a business tycoon? Lin Xiaoman slams the table: "I want both money and love!"

7 months ago

The Lost Me (Mini-Series)

Su Wan, a "perfect tool person" in the workplace, never dares to make a mistake—until Lin Chuan, her ex-boyfriend who disappeared for five years, blocks her at the company gate holding the "elopement list" she wrote back then, bluntly asking: "Where did you put the Su Wan who dared to steal beer with me and draw stars all over the paper?" It turns out she stood him up five years ago for her parents' "stable life"; now Lin Chuan brings her lost paintbrushes, unsent love letters, and even the school uniform torn from climbing the wall, gradually "exposing" her perfection: she sleeps with a desk lamp on every night because she's afraid of the dark, her favorite watercolor pens have long been locked in a drawer, and she only dares to drink bitter American coffee "to fit her persona". When Lin Chuan plays her 18-year-old recording: "I want to be Su Wan, not someone's daughter," Su Wan breaks down—she realizes that in the past five years, she has tried her best to "become someone else," but has long lost "herself" at the alleyway on the night of the elopement.

8 months ago

You Left When I Failed, Now Who Are You?

Modern office worker Lin Xiaochuan dies from overworking and transmigrates into an ancient scholar with the same name—who just failed the imperial exam. Waking up, he’s immediately dumped by his fiancée Liu Yueru, who returns the betrothal gifts and sneers, “A penniless scholar like you can’t match a Liu family lady.” Desperate, he binds to an “Imperial Exam Counterattack System” from the immortal world: complete the “win six consecutive first places” (from county to palace exams) mission to unlock immortal cultivation skills! From then on, he’s unstoppable: he aces the county exam with the system’s “photographic memory” (memorizing three years of questions), crushes the prefectural exam with “instant inspiration,” and becomes the top scholar (Zhuangyuan) with a policy essay that impresses the emperor—unlocking the “Pure Heart Formula” to end late-night study headaches! Now a powerful new noble and a beginner immortal, he meets Liu Yueru again—she’s crying and begging to reconcile. He smiles and asks, “Miss, do we know each other?” Meanwhile, Su Wan, the gentle doctor who brought him “Pure Heart Tea” during late nights and cooked “Vitality Porridge” for his stomachaches, has long been his tender concern. And the system? It’s always up to funny tricks: forcing him to memorize *The Analects* before letting him eat Su Wan’s osmanthus cake—otherwise, it “cuts off his cultivation” and makes his head throb! A satisfying imperial exam counterattack + immortal cultivation buff, hilarious system interactions, and sweet mutual love—watch how the “loser” scholar slaps his ex’s face and wins the right girl!

9 months ago

Mu Ye's Heartfelt Love

"Mu Ye's Heartfelt Love" tells a time-crossing romantic story. The female protagonist, Mu Ye, is reincarnated after an accident, carrying unresolved feelings and responsibilities from her previous life. Determined to change her fate, she pursues true love. Throughout the story, she encounters a domineering male lead and overcomes various obstacles with courage and wisdom, ultimately finding her happiness. The drama combines urban romance, reincarnation themes, and a strong female lead's decisiveness and warmth, showcasing modern women's resilience and unwavering pursuit of love. With 85 episodes, the series is emotionally sincere, captivating, and full of精彩 moments that keep viewers hooked.

1 year ago