The Ultimate Prodigal Son

Kidnapped to Myanmar: My Jade-fueled Counterattack

Gemology graduate Lin Wan was lured to a Myanmar fraud camp under the guise of a high-paying foreign trade job, suffering inhuman torture. Reborn on the day of her abduction with the memory of her tragic past death, she leverages her exceptional jade identification talent to target the camp leader's illegal fortune gained from jade gambling and money laundering. She secretly unites her fellow captives, finds support in Chinese youth Chen Mo, sabotages the leaders' scams with precise jade judgment, pulls off a jaw-dropping counterattack in a life-or-death jade gambling game, and finally takes down the entire crime ring with local justice forces, returning home safely with her companions and lover.

5 days ago

Working Overtime on Spring Festival: I'm Sending 10 Million 'Workhorses' Home

Internet corporate slave Lin Xiaoman is forced to work overtime on New Year's Eve, only to accidentally bind to the "Spring Festival Travel Ferry System"—she must send 1,000 "workhorses" home, or be trapped in an endless overtime loop forever. But these "workhorses" are anything but ordinary: the one in a dragon robe yelling "I must return to my court" is a startup CEO who time-traveled there, afraid to admit failure; the sword-wielding one saying "the jianghu is not at peace" is a white-collar worker, a workplace PUA victim who dreads parental marriage pressure and dare not go home; even the talking "office old ox" is a test embodied by the system. While complaining "this overtime is crazier than a ghost story," Lin helps each "workhorse" let go of their obsessions—all while hiding her own regret of missing her grandma's last moments last year. When the final "workhorse" smiles and says, "We're here to send YOU home," Lin realizes: this "overtime" is grandma's last tenderness, teaching her to reconcile with herself. In the end, Lin not only sends others home but also finds her way back to her true heart.

3 weeks ago

Mr. Fu, Is Your Wife From Yonghegong Temple?

Shi Jiu, a young Taoist nun from Yonghegong Temple, descends the mountain to cut off her last mortal tie. On a rainy night, she stumbles upon Fu Yanci, a disabled CEO being chased. She intends to save him with her magic and leave, but Fu Yanci insists on repaying her with marriage to handle his family’s schemes. Since then, Shi Jiu uses Taoism to help Fu Yanci expose his stepmother’s property-grabbing plot and fend off the white lotus’ provocation. In return, Fu Yanci, even on crutches, stands in front of her when she’s haunted by evil spirits—turns out the mortal tie she wants to cut is him, whom she was bound to in a past life?

1 month ago

Unfinished Homework Triggers High IQ System: A Senior Three Underachiever's Counterattack

Su Xiaotang, a senior three underachiever, was punished to copy formulas in the corridor for skipping math homework for a week when a "High IQ System" suddenly popped up: "Unfinished homework triggers hidden buff, IQ temporarily +300". The next second, she easily solved the Olympiad problem that even the teacher got stuck on, instantly transforming from a "bottom student" to a "top student dark horse". But the system has a deadly rule: every time she uses her high IQ, she must help one classmate solve a problem, otherwise her IQ will plummet back to 70. While using the system to rush into the top ten of the grade, Su Xiaotang is forced to help the PE student with English, help the transfer student chase his crush, and even solve the "ultimate mission" thrown by the system——finding the mysterious person who gave her a puzzle in her childhood. As her counterattack progresses, she discovers that the origin of the system is closely linked to her "disappearance incident" at the age of 7...

1 month ago

The Missed Motherly Love

Su Xiaomei is a mom who brewed "love" into overtime nights — to give her son Haohao the "best life," she negotiated orders at dawn, drank until she vomited (missing his junior high entrance parent-teacher meeting and first piano performance), even replaced his 12th birthday cake with the latest smartphone. Until Haohao left a note: "I’d rather eat instant noodles with you than new shoes from your overtime." She suddenly realized: the "love" she built with "hard work" had long become "a stranger’s effort" in her child’s eyes. When she tried to make up for it by turning off her phone, Haohao’s adolescent alienation stood like a wall — she had to let go of the obsession of "I’m doing this for you" and re-learn to be a "present" mom to reclaim the family love she almost lost to "effort."

5 months ago

The Trap Within the Trap

Entertainment reporter Lin Weiwei accidentally uncovers shocking scandalous material about top celebrity Jiang Yi, thinking it’s her ticket to fame. Little does she know, it’s all part of an elaborate trap set by Jiang Yi himself. As the truth slowly unravels, the two engage in a psychological battle amidst a whirlwind of public opinion, where emotions clash with hidden agendas. Who is truly pulling the strings in this dangerous game of deception? Full of twists and suspense.

6 months ago

A Glance at Autumn Water's Depths

"A Glance at Autumn Water's Depths" is a series of short dramas metaphorically centered around autumn water, depicting how people face complex emotions and hidden secrets in everyday life. Through several brief yet profound scenes, the series illustrates characters who appear calm on the surface but harbor deep currents within. Like autumn water, they seem placid but possess hidden depths and turbulence. The show explores themes of self-awareness, emotional renewal, and the complex nature of human morality, prompting viewers to reflect on themselves and seek the true meaning of life through delicate emotional storytelling. With poetic cinematography and rich symbolism, the series invites the audience on a spiritual journey into the depths of the soul.

1 year ago