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Deadly Game: Starting from Calling the Enemy Father

Lin Shen's father was killed by Zhou Zhennan's business conspiracy. To uncover the truth, he disguised himself as Zhou Zhennan's long-abandoned illegitimate son and took the initiative to call the enemy (Zhou Zhennan) father to infiltrate the Zhou family. Zhou Zhennan seemingly accepted him but actually pushed him into a "deadly heir game"—he must complete tasks like destroying criminal evidence, stealing confidential information, and even manipulating Zhou Wantang (Zhou Zhennan's daughter). As Lin Shen juggles his fake identity to collect evidence of Zhou Zhennan's crimes, he discovers a deeper conspiracy: the real culprit behind his father's death is someone related to him? Moreover, Zhou Zhennan had long seen through his identity—this "father recognition" was a fatal hunting game targeting him from the very beginning, with every step leading to death...

2 weeks ago

My Family Is the Lord of Gold Island, But I'm Living in Poverty

Su Xiaotang has spent 18 years being told by her parents, "Our family is so poor we can barely survive." That is, until her green-tea best friend pushes her down the stairs—when she cries from the pain, her tears turn into gold beads! The scene is filmed by a passerby and goes viral instantly. That night, her parents, dressed like walking treasure chests, knock on her rental door: "Sweetheart, we're actually the lords of Gold Island. We hid the truth to protect your 'tears turn to gold' bloodline." Looking at the table full of gold contracts, and recalling her friend's taunt, "You must have stolen something," Su Xiaotang wipes away her last golden tear: "Since we can't hide anymore, let those who bullied me taste what it means to offend the daughter of the island lord."

2 months ago

Fulfilled Desires

Lin Shen (played by Yu Peishan), an entrepreneur in a slump, asks workplace elite Su Wan (played by Gu Jiahan) to be his "contract girlfriend" to secure investment. Su Wan, driven crazy by marriage pressure, uses him to stop her family's nagging—they each get what they need. But Lin Shen discovers Su Wan's missing brother is a victim of his former entrepreneurial accident; Su Wan also learns all the money Lin Shen works so hard for is to make up for the regret of not being with his mother in her final moments. When the "contract" facade is torn apart by truth, they realize: "Fulfilling desires" is never one-way taking, but—what I want to give is exactly the sincerity you need most.

4 months ago

After Divorce, I Discovered I Was His White Moonlight

Su Wan lived under Gu Jingshen’s cold shoulder for three years of marriage—he called her a "replacement who stole his white moonlight’s place." Until the day they signed the divorce papers, Gu found an old ginkgo leaf brooch and realized: the girl who saved him from the rain and gave him that brooch wasn’t the "white moonlight" he’d pined for, but Su Wan herself! By then, Su had already risen from the ashes: she inherited her grandfather’s film empire and became "President Su," the power player in the industry. When Gu showed up at her company with guilt, Su smiled and waved her engagement ring: "Mr. Gu, my fiancé knows how to treat me right." Old love returns, new love waits—she never wanted him back; she just wanted the man who hurt her to witness her shine.

5 months ago

Daylilies on the Steps

Su Xiaotang, an advertiser who has been away from home for years due to work, rushes back to her old courtyard only after her father says, "Your mom's daylilies are dying." Pushing the door open, she finds her mother—who has Alzheimer's—squatting on the hall steps, watering the daylilies with trembling hands and muttering, "Xiaotang will want mung bean soup after school." Her mother has forgotten the adult her, but remembers the 12-year-old Xiaotang vividly. Sorting through杂物, Xiaotang finds a stack of yellowed notes under the daylily pot: her childhood promise, "Mom, I want to be a painter," which she abandoned for overtime. When she picks up her dusty paintbrush again to draw her mother's profile beside the daylilies, her mother stares at the painting and smiles: "Did Xiaotang draw this? It looks just like me when I was young." The daylilies on the steps sprout new shoots, just like the love she'd ignored—never really gone.

5 months ago

Scammed Out at the Start? I Awakened the Deception-Seeing Eyes!

Lin Xiaoman, a rural girl, came to the city with money for her mother's medical treatment. But she was scammed by a black intermediary right after getting off the train, leaving her penniless and huddling under a flyover at night. In despair, her family heirloom jade pendant suddenly grew hot, and her eyes emitted golden light—from then on, she could see through all deceptions: fake test reports from health product salesmen, yin-yang contracts from rental agents, even street scammers' tricks! When she meets the scammer again, she decides to fight fire with fire: not only to get her money back, but also to expose the fraud gang's true face...

5 months ago

The Janitor's Hidden Identity: Saving the Beauty but Wrongly Accused, the Factory Director's Father's Identity is Revealed!

Uncle Chen, a factory janitor, unexpectedly saves Lin Xiaoyu, the chairman's daughter, who was nearly injured in the workshop. Thinking it was a heroic act, he is wrongly accused by workshop director Wang Guiqiang of deliberately damaging equipment, not only demanding huge compensation but also planning to fire him. Facing the unjust charges, Uncle Chen endures silently until his son, Chen Tianming, the new factory director, suddenly appears in the workshop, exposes Wang Guiqiang's frame-up in public, and introduces Uncle Chen as his father. It turns out that Uncle Chen had hidden his identity and started from the grassroots in the factory to train his son. Now that the truth is revealed, Wang Guiqiang pays for his snobbery, and Uncle Chen's simple kindness and the reversal of his hidden identity lead to a satisfying conclusion to this workplace injustice.

1 year ago