My Flash-Married Wife Is a Big Shot

From Underpaid Private Doctor to Kyoto Top Hospital: The Masterful Cut

Stuck in an underfunded private hospital where he’s owed wages and shunned by colleagues, surgeon Lu Heng endured dark days. Until a sudden emergency surgery, he pulled a patient back from the brink with a precise cut measured to the millimeter, stunning everyone—an academician team from Kyoto’s top-tier hospital witnessed this and immediately extended an offer. This rags-to-riches journey from a debt-ridden mess to being sought after by top hospitals made Lu Heng an industry focus, with his unpaid wages settled, marking a scalpel-driven breakthrough.

2 weeks ago

Above the Arranged Marriage, Love Is Yet to Bloom

The Su Group faces a capital chain rupture. Su Wan, a rising designer, is forced to sign a commercial marriage contract with Lu Chengyu, CEO of Lu Group who tops the Forbes list. At first, they only see each other as “transaction tools” and are hostile even under the same roof. When Lu Chengyu has a sudden old illness late at night, Su Wan’s flustered care breaks the stiff surface. Under the cold shell of the contractual marriage, a heartbeat neither notices is quietly growing. But old grudges of the Lu family behind the marriage and competitors’ conspiracy may devour this unfinished love, and they test step by step on the edge of rules and true feelings.

3 months ago

Overweight Empty Truck

Truck driver Lao Zhou hurries for delivery when fined for an "overloaded" empty truck at the toll gate. With nothing in the carriage, he's furious as the fine will delay his delivery. Road admin Xiao Zhang follows the rules but gets caught in the crossfire—they argue fiercely while other drivers gather to complain. Lao Zhou checks repeatedly under the sun and finally finds the system mistakenly input his truck's tare weight wrong. Xiao Zhang helps him appeal and spots the colleague's error. After clearing the misunderstanding, they become friends, and the incident also improves the toll gate's process.

4 months ago

Who Let Him Become a Ghost Envoy

Lin Xiaotang, an overworked office worker, is forcibly bonded with the "Ghost Envoy System" while working overtime at 3 AM, becoming a part-time ghost envoy—tasked with handling the weirdest ghosts in the city: a primary school ghost stealing milk tea, a web novelist ghost driven crazy by update demands, even a cat demon soul that stole immortal tea?! What's more, the "supervisor" sent by the system is Su Ye, a cold-faced judge with an禁欲ic godlike face, who mocks her every day: "Even ghosts are better at slacking off than you." But when Lin tries to unbind the system, she uncovers a past-life bond—turns out a thousand years ago, it was SHE who dragged Su Ye into the ghost envoy bureau?! While dealing with hilariously absurd ghost envoy tasks and bickering (and sweetening) with the sarcastic judge, Lin Xiaotang's "underworld counterattack" unexpectedly turns into a sweet romance?!

8 months ago

I Conquered the Empire by Pretending to Be a Goddess

Su Wan transmigrated into a dying illegitimate daughter. As soon as she opened her eyes, she was bound to the "Goddess Cultivation System"—if she couldn't gain 80% favorability from the empire's people by pretending to be a goddess within a year, she would be erased. To survive, she used modern agricultural techniques for biological locust control and disinfection to stop plagues, transforming from a "witch" pelted with rotten eggs to a "heaven-sent goddess" worshiped by all. But troubles followed: a cold crown prince who doubted her, an enemy spy trying to expose her, and even a mandatory system task: "Max out the crown prince's favorability." When she finally saved enough wealth to retire, the crown prince, in dragon robes, blocked the palace gate and said: "Goddess, my empire needs someone to rule with me."

9 months ago

Moonlight Sonata

Restorer Lin Xiaoman receives an old piano engraved with "Moonlight," inside which lies a 30-year-old proposal letter from pianist Chen Mo to his lover Su Wan—he promised to play the *Moonlight Sonata* under the moon and propose, but Su Wan vanished without a trace. To solve the mystery, Lin follows the clues in the letter to a nursing home where Chen Mo lives, only to find he’s suffering from Alzheimer’s, with the unfinished melody being his only memory. What shocks her even more is when she finds her mother’s old photo—Su Wan in the picture looks exactly like her mother in her youth… When moonlight once again spills over the piano keys, can this 30-year "unfinished" piece bridge the regrets of two generations?

10 months ago