Fake It Till You Make It

My Ex-Husband's 'Illness'

When Bai Ye divorced Jiang Haomin, she was certain her ex-husband was an "unmeltable ice cube". Three months later, Jiang showed up at her company in a hospital gown, eyes red, claiming he had "post-divorce withdrawal syndrome"—his heart raced and hands shook whenever he couldn't see her. Bai Ye tried to push him away coldly, but while helping him clean his apartment, she found a log cat cage (she'd mentioned wanting a cat three years ago) hidden on the top shelf of the closet, a notebook filled with her preferences, and an unsent letter: "I was afraid I wasn't good enough, so I didn't dare say I love you." Those "coldness" were just Jiang's clumsy disguise, and this "illness" was his all-in attempt to get close again. When Bai Ye watched Jiang squatting to feed the cat, his back still the one she knew, she realized some love was never ice—it was a fire hidden in a shell, waiting three years to finally burn its way to her.

3 weeks ago

The Growth of a Rebellious Girl

Lin Xiaoman, a Grade 11 student, turns rebellious after her mother's remarriage—she cuts her hair short, skips evening study, and clashes with her stepmother Zhou Min, earning the title of "problem girl" at school. Until one runaway, she finds Zhou Min's breast cancer medical records in the drawer: the woman she thought "stole her mom's place" had secretly mended her torn school uniform, noted her mango allergy, and even delayed chemotherapy to save money for her tutoring. Meanwhile, framed for cheating, she writes a school play script about her longing for her late mother and misunderstanding of Zhou Min, encouraged by her homeroom teacher. Finally, on stage, she cries out, "I've wanted to call you 'mom' for a long time." When rebellion meets the tenderness hidden in details, this once prickly girl finally learns to let go of prejudice, embrace her "second motherly love," and grow from rebellion to responsibility.

1 month ago

Why Is the Marquis Always So Unromantic & When Will He Understand?

Su Wanwan, who died tragically in the Houfu turmoil in her past life, decides to avoid the cold-faced Marquis Gu Zhaoyuan at all costs after rebirth. But fate has other plans: she jumps into his arms to block an assassin, spills tea and wets his robe, and even stumbles into his study while he’s changing... Every attempt to “keep distance” backfires into “intimacy”. Gu Zhaoyuan seems dull, but in reality, he’s loved her deeply since their past life. He pretends to be slow just to see her take the initiative. Amidst the sweet, tangled push-and-pull of “you run, I chase”, they unravel past misunderstandings and turn her “one-sided pursuit” into a sweet love story of mutual affection.

5 months ago

Cultural Reversal: The Awakening of Miracles

The story follows a poor young man who wakes up one day to find that the world's cultural level has plummeted by ten thousand times. In this absurd reality, he casually writes a sentence, which astonishingly is regarded as a rare masterpiece of the century. This surreal twist sparks deep reflections on the value of culture and human creativity, prompting viewers to consider where true art and civilization lie amidst extreme changes.

11 months ago

The True and Fake Heiress: Sisters' Love and Hatred

After the tragic death of her sister, shocking secrets about the twin sisters are gradually uncovered. As the so-called 'real' and 'fake' heiresses, their relationship is fraught with love and hatred.霸总顾祁辰 (CEO Gu Qichen), caught in a web of complicated feelings, faces a difficult choice between the deceased sister’s white moonlight and the twin sister. This short drama vividly depicts the emotional conflicts, family power struggles, and intertwined love and hatred between the sisters, making it a captivating story of deception, loyalty, and rivalry.

1 year ago