Whispers in the Mountain Village

Little God of Wealth Jinjin: Chamber of Fortune Storm

After regaining sanity through many twists, Jinjin, the little goddess of wealth, discovered that southern frontier foreign enemies colluded with local aristocrats to disrupt people's livelihoods. Worse, her husband Xiaolin had rushed to the frontline to defend the country, with grain supplies critically low. She resolutely founded the Chamber of Fortune, raised grain and funds with her business acumen, maneuvered between cunning enemies and greedy nobles, supported frontline soldiers and protected civilians, staging a passionate legend in troubled times with business as a blade and love as a shield.

1 week ago

President Fu, Secretary Song Calls You to Her Dream

The overbearing CEO Fu Heng signs a contract marriage with his secretary Song Qing. In fact, Song lurks beside Fu with the secret of her family’s old case. Fu is hot and cold to Song—he restrains her with workplace rules but secretly protects her when she is attacked. During the days tied by the contract, they gradually develop feelings from mutual suspicion. As Song’s revenge plan unfolds step by step, Fu accidentally finds the truth of his family’s crisis relates to his own. Where will this contract marriage go when love and hate intertwine?

4 months ago

Married by Mistake: The Overbearing President's Obsessive Chase

Innocent Su Wan is framed by her vicious stepsister, getting drunk and ending up in her cold domineering brother-in-law President Li Chengyu's bed. Pressured by family, she has to marry instead of her stepsister. Li thinks she's a vain gold-digger and torments her. When divorcing, Su leaves a suicide note revealing she's the girl who saved him six years ago. Li collapses, realizing he's fallen for her, and starts a crazy pursuit to win her back.

5 months ago

The New Student Is *A Little* Too Amazing

On her first day of university, Lin Xiaoman—with an old schoolbag and a soft-spoken voice—walks through the gate and stumbles upon a bully robbing a girl of her milk tea. To everyone’s surprise, she steps forward and twists the bully’s wrist with just a straw until he’s screaming in pain. At noon, when the canteen’s computer crashes, she taps a few lines of code to fix it *and* optimize the queuing system. In the afternoon lab, when the equipment breaks down (a problem even the professor can’t solve), she glances at it and spits out the repair plan. This “ordinary” new student actually has a future AI assistant system! But all she wants is to be a “transparent nobody.” Yet the campus heartthrob chases her to be his mentor, the student union suspects her of being a “tech spy,” and a mysterious person is eyeing her system… Will Lin Xiaoman’s “ordinary college life” fall apart right from the start?

7 months ago

The System Forces Me to Follow the Plot, But the Villain Becomes My Backer

Su Wan transmigrates into a wealthy family's cannon fodder. The system forces her to endure the original plot—her stepsister stealing her fiancé, being kicked out by her family—otherwise she'll be erased. Just when she's desperate, Lu Jingchuan, the ruthless ultimate villain from the original plot, suddenly appears to shield her from all schemes, declaring domineeringly, "No one can touch what's mine." It turns out Lu Jingchuan had long noticed the system's anomaly; he deliberately approached Su Wan to break this damn "plot shackles." While Su Wan copes with the system's pressure, she guesses Lu Jingchuan's true intentions. In their mutual testing, they not only tear off the fake mask of the original plot but also gradually fall for each other's tenderness.

9 months ago

Transmigrated to the 70s: The Cannon Fodder Ex-Wife's Strategy for the Male Lead

Lin Xiaoman stayed up late reading a 1970s-era novel, only to wake up as Lu Yanqing’s cannon fodder ex-wife—the original character was divorced for her shrewishness and died miserably. To change her fate, she uses modern ideas to solve the Lu family’s food shortage, gains neighbors’ favor, and even “schemes” to be alone with Lu Yanqing. The once cold Lu Yanqing is gradually moved by her wit and sincerity. But just as their relationship warms, the male lead’s “white moonlight” from the novel suddenly returns. Can Lin Xiaoman hold onto her rewritten ending?

1 year ago

Mountain Rogue Doctor: The Golden Pear That Saved the Village

Lin Xiaochuan, the "rogue doctor" in the mountains, is both loved and hated for his unorthodox medical skills and sharp tongue—until the village's pear trees die en masse, fruit merchants press for low-price land acquisition, and villagers are desperate. He takes out the "golden pear" left by his master, claiming it can save the trees, but is exposed by Su Wan, a pear farmer's daughter, for his "fraud record". Caught between suspicion and a hidden enemy sabotaging the trees, Lin must reveal the truth: the golden pear is not magic, but a disease-resistant scion his master spent 20 years developing! When the dead trees sprout new buds, Su Wan hands him pear soup blushing, while the merchant in the shadows clutches a fake contract, seething with anger...

1 year ago

The Delayed Moonlight

Lin Xiaoman, owner of "Xiaoman Grocery Store" in the old alley, has waited by her leaky windowsill every night for three years—keeping a promise from her boyfriend Cheng Mo: "On the full moon night, when moonlight covers the third brick, I’ll be back." Until lamp repairman Zhou Mingyuan arrives. He fixes the stuck old wall clock (frozen at 23:59 on the full moon night three years ago) and accidentally reveals a moonstone pendant identical to Cheng Mo’s. When Zhou pulls out Cheng Mo’s diary, Xiaoman learns the truth: Three years ago, Cheng Mo died saving Zhou’s drowning sister; Zhou has searched for three years, just to deliver the "delayed moonlight" to her for his brother.

1 year ago