Gone Spring in the Storm

Hey, My Dear Mortician Sir

Su Xiaoman, a modern mortuary science student, stayed up all night binge-watching a xianxia drama—only to wake up as an apprentice mortician in the ancient Qingqiu City, bound to an "Afterlife System" that demands she fulfill the last wishes of wronged ghosts to return home! Her first mission goes sideways: the "xianxia cultivator corpse" she's assigned is actually Gu Zhao, the Qingqiu Kingdom's rogue prince, who faked his death to escape an arranged marriage! When she raises a soul-calling bell to chant "Rest in peace," Gu Zhao suddenly sits up from the coffin, wrapping his hand around her wrist with a grin: "Little mortician, your bell is so loud—I heard you cursing the system even at the gates of hell." From then on, Gu Zhao clings to her mortuary: he helps her fend off vengeful ghosts, and tries every trick to "become her coffin guardian"—after all, a girl who can touch his chest without blushing and call his fake death "a lousy zombie act" is way more fun than the palace beauties. As Su Xiaoman juggles the system's deadlines and Gu Zhao's sweet teasing, she realizes: the warmest way home isn't back to the modern world—it's building a "sugary haunted house" with him, one ghostly wish at a time.

1 month ago

Gu Fei: The Enchanted Concubine

Lin Wan, a gu master from the Southern Border, enters the palace as Emperor Li Shiyao's concubine to avenge her family's massacre. She uses gu magic to save him from assassinations, but the suspicious emperor repeatedly tests her. Concubine Murong Rou (played by Hua Wenting), consumed by jealousy, frames Lin for "using gu to kill the emperor," forcing Lin to reveal her identity as the Southern Border Saintess—her gu can heal the emperor's decade-long hidden heart disease. When her revenge blade presses against the emperor's throat, Lin realizes she has already fallen for the "son of her enemy," and the emperor's "tests" were actually his unspoken affection...

3 months ago

The Wandering Mother

Lin Xiaotang, a 40-year-old former piano teacher, gave up her decent life to become a street singer traveling across China—all to find her son Dudu, who went missing from his kindergarten gate five years ago. One rainy night, she saves 16-year-old Su Xiaoman from a group of thugs, only to spot a jade safety lock around Xiaoman’s neck—the exact one Dudu wore when he disappeared, carved with Xiaotang’s unique “Tang” character (a family heirloom from her grandmother). Xiaoman insists the lock was left by her “mother” on her deathbed, but that “mother” is the human trafficker suspect Xiaotang reported years ago? When the “wandering mother” meets the “trafficker’s daughter,” is it the fire of revenge or the redemption of truth? A five-year search unravels a secret more brutal than disappearance, tied to the bond between two women…

4 months ago

Reborn: I Won't Fix the Favorite Intern's Broken Ancient Painting

In her past life, Lin Wan, a cultural relic restorer, took the blame for Su Xiao, the office's favorite intern, losing her title and being cyberbullied into depression until her death. Reborn at the moment Su Xiao breaks a Song Dynasty ancient painting, Lin Wan laughs at Su Xiao's tearful pleas and colleagues' moral coercion—this time, she won't fix it! She'll even expose Su Xiao's trick of using coquetry to shift blame! But then, Gu Jingshen, the aloof museum director, appears with an appraisal report: "I can prove she broke it." It turns out he'd seen all her past grievances, and a story of counterattack and sweet romance begins.

4 months ago

After Transmigrating, I Reverse-Tamed the Blackened Emperor

Social animal Su Wan stayed up late finishing an abusive novel and woke up transmigrated into the cold palace concubine who was tortured and killed by the blackened emperor Mo Jingshen in the original story. In the book, Mo Jingshen became a tyrant with unpredictable moods after being betrayed by his closest kin in childhood, and everyone in the harem avoided him. But Su Wan did the opposite—when he smashed a teacup, she picked up the shards and reminded him, “Be careful not to cut your hand”; when he coldly ordered her to leave, she left the ginger tea she’d simmered for two hours; she even dared to tug his dragon robe and laugh, “Your crown is askew, like a kid stealing an adult’s hat.” Intending to lie low to survive, she unexpectedly made Mo Jingshen lose his composure: secretly sending imperial doctors for her illness, hiding her embroidered handkerchief in his dragon robe lining, and even breaking ancestral rules to protect her. Su Wan also discovered that Mo Jingshen’s “blackening” was a disguise, hiding the truth of the late emperor’s death and court undercurrents. She decided to stop being a pawn, tame this cold-hearted yet warm-hearted tyrant, uncover secrets, and rewrite their endings.

5 months ago

Guide Him Home

Lin Xiaoman, a restorer at a maritime museum, accidentally gets an old logbook filled with navigation codes—signed by Gu Shen, captain of the "Sea Eagle" who hasn't returned to port in three years. To unravel the "homecoming promise" in the logbook, she volunteers as an on-board restorer and uncovers the secret of this "sea wolf": Gu Shen lost his best friend in a shipwreck and has trapped himself at sea ever since. Xiaoman uses her delicacy in restoring ancient books to melt his icy heart—organizing his messy cabin, staying with him at the helm during storms, and even reviving the "homeport route" his friend wrote. When the last code is cracked, a line of small characters makes Gu Shen's eyes red: "Wait for you to bring yourself home." And Xiaoman is already on the deck, holding a sign that says "Gu Shen Returns," waiting for him to turn around.

5 months ago

She Got the Mary Sue Script

Lin Wanwan was the "sticky note girl" everyone at the company took advantage of—until her birthday night, when she bound to a "Mary Sue Script System"! The system gave her three counterattack tasks: expose the green-tea colleague's order-stealing scheme, retort her blood-sucking aunt's dowry extortion, and accept the CEO's custom coffee. The girl who used to fear arguments suddenly unlocked "max sass" mode—she caught the green-tea colleague faking overtime on the spot, shut up her greedy aunt with legal terms, and even drew the attention of Lu Jingshen, the cold and aloof CEO. But the system didn't mention—Lu had been secretly watching her for months? When a shy, soft girl is forced to "follow the Mary Sue script," even her counterattacks are adorably clumsy. This sweet and satisfying counterattack story has just begun!

5 months ago

Abducting a Tender Husband Who Turns Out to Be the Crown Prince

To escape an arranged marriage, a bold female warrior kidnaps a delicate-looking man to pose as her husband—only to discover his meek demeanor masks a cunning and dominant personality. When she tries to flee under cover of night, he pulls her back into his arms and whispers by candlelight, ‘Since you’ve taken me, my dear, where do you think you’re running?’ Unbeknownst to her, the man she thought was harmless is actually the Crown Prince in disguise. As court intrigues loom, their fake marriage becomes a dangerous game of cat and mouse: who really trapped whom?

6 months ago