Resignation Tango

I Became a Tycoon by Selling Snacks at the Southern Heavenly Gate

Lin Xiaoman, an overworked office worker, died from staying up late to finish a project—only to wake up bound to the “Heavenly Snack Stall System”: she must run a stall at the Southern Heavenly Gate for 100 days to survive! Reluctantly, she pushes her pancake cart to the heavens, only to find Erlang Shen ordering a pancake with triple spiciness, Chang’e asking for taro ball milk tea, and even the Jade Emperor buying stewed offal! To her surprise, she meets Gu Zhao, a cold and elegant immortal exiled to the mortal world, who helps her deal with troublesome fairy kids and secretly saves celestial coins to exchange for a house and car in the mortal world. Just as she thinks she’s about to hit the jackpot, the system suddenly gives an ultimate task: use the celestial power earned from her stall to help Gu Zhao retrieve his lost immortal bones… Between the hilarious heavenly orders and the sweet immortal-mortal romance, Lin Xiaoman’s “Southern Heavenly Gate Snack Stall” actually turns into a rags-to-riches hit!

1 month ago

Starlight Lamp

Lin Xiaoman, a planner who burns the midnight oil to finish proposals, returns home under the moonlight every night. Her only comfort is the warm lamp left by Lao Zhou, the owner of the alley newspaper stand. When the stand is set to be demolished, Lao Zhou gives her a yellowed star chart—the keepsake of his granddaughter Xiaotang, who went missing ten years ago. To Xiaoman’s shock, the star trails she’s been photographing from her balcony match the marks on the star chart exactly. Following the star chart to a suburban observatory, she discovers Xiaotang’s diary: "When I catch that 'running star,' I’ll come back to light the lamp for Grandpa." It turns out Xiaotang disappeared while pursuing a rare comet, and Xiaoman’s presence is the sign of the comet’s return—that lamp is Grandpa’s unwavering wait for his granddaughter and the stars’ call to their "lost one."

1 month ago

The Jianghu Got Weird Because of Me

Modern office worker Lin Xiaoman died from staying up late binge-watching wuxia dramas, only to wake up as the useless leader of the weakest sect in the jianghu—the Sweet Water Sect—who only knows how to boil sugar. To stop her sect from being吞并 by the neighboring Iron Sword Sect, she uses modern marketing tricks: turning sugar into "Jianghu Happy Water" (milk tea), live-streaming makeup tutorials for female warriors, and even convincing the cold-faced sword god Gu Zhao to build a "Jianghu Business District" together. The once bloodthirsty martial world suddenly becomes a strange place where "making money is better than fighting", and Gu Zhao, who once said "the jianghu has no room for love", secretly hides her osmanthus sugar in his sword sheath...

2 months ago

When Mom, 50, Goes to College, the Kids Panic

Fifty-year-old retired housewife Lin Xiufen suddenly announces she’s taking the college entrance exam. Her career-woman daughter finds it “embarrassing,” her rebellious son fears “being laughed at by classmates”—the whole family objects. But Lin stays up late secretly memorizing vocabulary and actually gets admitted to the local normal university! After enrolling, she becomes a “campus darling”—helping a failing junior with advanced math (she was an accountant when young), teaching the dorm aunt square dances, and even confessing for a socially anxious classmate. The kids avoid her at first, until the daughter breaks down from overtime—mom uses “emotion management” learned in her elective to comfort her; when the son is scolded for puppy love, mom takes out her 20-year-old diary and says, “I also secretly liked a boy from the next class back then.” Only then do they realize: Mom isn’t “making trouble”—she’s trying to cross the “generation gap” and “rejoin” their lives. In the end, the family of four sits on a campus bench, with Mom holding her student ID and smiling: “From now on, I’m no longer an ‘outsider’ in your world!”

3 months ago

Back to the 80s: I Became My Husband's Unforgettable White Moonlight

When modern office worker Su Xiao stayed up late reading a "chasing-wife-to-the-crematorium" novel, she accidentally traveled back to the 1980s and became Lin Xiaotang—the deceased neighbor sister who was her husband Chen Mo's "unforgettable white moonlight" (zhusha zhi, a metaphor for an irreplaceable person in one's heart). The original Lin Xiaotang was Chen Mo's secret love, who died saving him from drowning. But Su Xiao finds that the current Chen Mo is a taciturn yet reliable steelworker, both reverent and distant towards "her"—he fears that getting close will "lose her again." With modern ideas, Su Xiao helps Chen Mo fight injustice in the workshop, stands up for his bullied apprentice, and even turns an idle yard into a small canteen, gradually warming Chen Mo's closed heart. However, when she uncovers the truth that the original Lin Xiaotang's death wasn't an accident but a push, Chen Mo's guilt erupts. Can they cross the gap between "memory" and "reality" and turn the "white moonlight" into a real "life partner"?

5 months ago

TechTip Tuesday May 20 - Restricted YouTube Video

In this short play, we will explore how to solve the problem of restricted YouTube videos, offering practical tips and methods to bypass these limitations.

10 months ago

CEO Fu, Six Kids Claim You're Their Daddy

Cold-hearted CEO Fu Sihan is in an important meeting when his secretary informs him six adorable kids are waiting outside, claiming to be his children. Thrust into sudden fatherhood, Fu embarks on an investigation, only to discover each child comes with a different mother's information. As the truth unfolds, CEO Fu must navigate both a corporate crisis and the chaotic dynamics between six mischievous kids and six distinctly different mothers, leading to a hilarious story about family bonds and unexpected love.

1 year ago