Dragon King: Storm Over Bright City

The Sickly Powerful Minister Who Chooses to Fall into My Trap

The female lead, aiming to achieve her goal, approaches and plots to take control of the powerful minister who holds great power but is chronically ill. She thinks her tricks have succeeded and the male lead is in her hands, but she doesn't know that the male lead has already seen through all her lies and calculations. Surprisingly, he not only doesn't expose her, but also is willing to fall into her trap. In the tug-of-war between power struggle and emotion, they gradually develop mutual affection from testing and gaming, presenting a turbulent ancient-style love with constant twists.

2 months ago

Angie's Great Show

Lin Angie, a nobody in the modern city, is reborn and unlocks the combat talents of the ancient god of war from her past memories. She gets caught in a centuries-old secret dispute, rising from an overlooked office worker to a powerful business tycoon with her courage and wisdom, overcoming multiple crises. Along the way, she meets her fated soulmate, starting a sweet and passionate journey of growth. Meanwhile, the buried memories of ancient power struggles and battles gradually unfold as she climbs to the top.

3 months ago

Don't Use 'Girl Best Friend' as an Excuse

Su Xiao, Lin Chuan's "girl best friend" for a decade, suddenly announces she's in a relationship—throwing Lin Chuan, who's always hidden behind the "friendship" facade, into a panic. He crushes a soda can when seeing her hold hands with her new boyfriend yet forces a smile to say, "I'm happy for you." He stays up all night revising her project but dismisses it as "what friends do." It's not until Su Xiao slaps a wedding invitation on his desk that Lin Chuan breaks down: "I never saw you as just a friend!" Then Su Xiao laughs through tears—she'd long noticed his feelings buried under the "girl best friend" excuse. This "relationship act" was simply her waiting for him to finally face his heart.

8 months ago

The CEO's Sweet Wife from the Countryside

Su Xiaoman, a country girl, goes to the city to raise money for her seriously ill grandmother, accidentally crashing into CEO Gu Jingshen's limited-edition sports car. Fearing she'll lose everything, Gu surprisingly asks her to pretend to be his girlfriend to fend off family marriage pressure. Xiaoman's unfiltered rural honesty breaks down Gu's elite facade—she cures his stomachache with ginger tea, makes him a calming sachet with wild chrysanthemums, and even dares to say he looks better when smiling. But just as Gu falls for her, Xiaoman disappears suddenly due to her grandmother's worsening condition. And she's actually the abducted little girl Gu saved years ago? Sweetness hides fate's foreshadowing—can the country girl's love warm the CEO's heart?

10 months ago

When My Wimpiness Hit Max, the System Gave Me a Comeback

Lin Chuan was the office’s ultimate doormat—colleagues stole his credit, his girlfriend cheated on him and he even gave her money. The day his “wimpiness meter” maxed out, he activated the “Comeback System”! The system said, “Being a pushover isn’t weakness—it’s saving up for a comeback.” Since then, he used the system’s “reverse buff” to slap down the green-tea colleague, made his ex beg for reconciliation, and landed a million-dollar client with a “detail insight card.” Even Su Xiao, the unapproachable office goddess, offered him coffee… But just as he thought he’d won, the system dropped a hidden mission: “To fully turn your life around, face the childhood trauma that made you wimpy.” Lin Chuan realized—this comeback was never about revenge—it was about getting back the brave kid he used to be.

11 months ago

They Said I'd Be a Martial Saint, But You Made Me Deliver Takeout

Zhang Yichen, the heir of a martial arts gym, has dreamed of becoming the "top martial saint" since childhood. However, his master's dying wish catches him off guard: he must run the "Martial Saint Takeout Shop" and complete 100 special orders to inherit the gym. From the frustration of fighting street thugs for orders to being tested by reclusive masters when delivering "secret medicinal meals," every takeout order hides his master's "jianghu exam questions." To make matters worse, Lin Xiaoman, the sharp-tongued supervisor of the takeout platform, always watches him for "violations" but unexpectedly helps him when he's targeted by enemies. When the 100th customer turns out to be the enemy who destroyed his family's gym years ago, Zhang Yichen realizes: his master never asked him to deliver takeout—he asked him to go through a "martial arts trial in the mundane world." A true martial saint protects the ordinary warmth of every common person.

1 year ago

Rich Heiress & A-list Actor: Their Fake Romance Turned Real

Rich heiress Shen Zhixia hired A-list actor Lu Shiyan as her "contract boyfriend" to escape her family's forced marriage. They agreed to keep their relationship fake, but during joint events and media应对, their pretend intimacy slowly turned real—Lu would silently shield her from aggressive reporters, while Shen secretly sent medicine when he got injured filming. As the contract deadline neared, neither dared to confess their feelings. Until one rainy night, Lu carried the feverish Shen to the hospital and finally admitted: "I can't act anymore. I want to be your real boyfriend."

1 year ago

The Poor Guy I Mocked Is the Rich Heir & Legendary War God

Gold-digging Lin Xiaoxiao, trying to break into high society, insults Gu Chuan—who wears an old T-shirt—at a tea party, calling him a "poor loser who can’t even pay parking fees" and spilling the warm water he hands her on him. Little does she know, Gu Chuan is the hidden sole heir of the richest family and the "Night War God" who once took down a Southeast Asian gang alone. When Lin Xiaoxiao gets an invitation to the "Gu Heir" charity gala through connections, she pushes open the door to find Gu Chuan in a custom suit sitting at the head table, surrounded by大佬es begging for cooperation. He picks up the spilled water cup and smirks: "Miss Lin, last time you said I ‘only have poverty left’—want to try the 1982 Lafite from my family’s winery now?"

1 year ago