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I Became the Crown Princess with My Super Strength
Su Xiaoman, a rough servant girl in the Minister's Mansion, was born with super strength and only wanted to live a lazy life of eating and doing nothing. But she accidentally hit the assassins attacking Crown Prince Li Chengyao with a vegetable basket while delivering dishes, thus catching the prince's attention—Li Chengyao deliberately chose her, a "background-less girl with only brute strength," as his crown princess to avoid the noble ladies arranged by the Empress Dowager. After entering the palace, Su Xiaoman's strength not only helped the prince solve troubles like lifting beams to save craftsmen and subduing evil servants with one hand, but also broke through Li Chengyao's closed heart with her straightforward sincerity. Just as their feelings grew, the mastermind behind the assassination reappeared, and Su Xiaoman's super strength became the key to uncovering the truth...
After Eloping with the Wrong Person, I Angrily Married the 'Living Yama'
Lin Wan sneaked out at night to elope and escape a forced marriage, but mistook someone for her lover in the dim moonlight. She dragged the "lover" for ten miles—only to find he was Huo Jingshen, the infamous "Living Yama" known for his cruelty! She tried to run, but Huo grabbed her wrist and smiled: "Since you threw yourself at me, why not marry me?" Seeing her family chasing after her, Lin Wan agreed angrily: "Fine, I'll marry you!" But after marriage, she discovered that this "Living Yama" would leave a warm lamp for her when she feared the dark, shield her from her stepmother's schemes, and even—the little beggar who saved her from drowning years ago was him? And her so-called lover? He had long been having an affair with her cousin...
Raising a Playboy Uncle to Be Emperor 2
Lin Wanwan, a neglected concubine's daughter in the Marquis Mansion who traveled through time, is forced to bind herself to her notorious playboy uncle Lin Zhao for a system mission—to turn this “good-for-nothing” who only knows cockfighting and womanizing into the next emperor! But the transformation is harder than turning a page: she just stops his gambling, he goes to the brothel to listen to opera; she hides his wine, he steals the emperor's tribute wine and gets punished to kneel. It's not until an assassination attempt, when Lin Wanwan takes a knife for him, that she discovers Lin Zhao has a photographic memory and a blood feud with the late emperor. Just as they finally gather power, the current emperor suddenly orders Lin Zhao to marry into an enemy state. Lin Wanwan realizes with a start: in this “raising game,” someone has long laid a bigger trap to devour them...
The Diviner Princess Rebels Against Fate
In her past life, Su Qingtang, the legitimate daughter of the Imperial Divination House, was framed by her fiancé and half-sister because of her accurate divination abilities, and only realized the evil of human nature when she was wrongfully executed. Reincarnated to the day before her coming-of-age ceremony, she clutches her family's heirloom compass and swears: to expose the hypocrites, protect her beloved grandfather, and break the fate of being sacrificed to the evil god. But as she reverses the situation step by step, she encounters Xiao Jingyan, the Prince of Zhenbei, who never appeared in her past-life divinations—a cold and fearsome prince rumored to克妻 (bring misfortune to wives), yet he quietly shields her from hidden arrows and protects her. Is he the “variable” she missed, or is fate already arranged? This time, she will be the master of her own destiny—even if she has to defy fate, she will hold onto her life firmly.
Spring Blossom and the Heart-Gu Plot
Chu Hua, a female herbalist, rescues Gu Zhao, the son of Prince Jing, who was injured by a mysterious heart-gu curse, and gets entangled in a web of palace intrigue. Her rare bloodline can cure Gu Zhao's gu poison, but she's framed by Gu Zhao's concubine and falsely accused of 'using gu to bewitch his heart'. Gu Zhao's trust turns to suspicion. Chu Hua must clear her name while uncovering the concubine's secret—she's an enemy spy plotting to control the court with gu magic. When the truth surfaces, can they overcome their misunderstanding and dismantle the 'heart-gu' scheme together?
The Fan Pavilion
In Bianjing of the Northern Song Dynasty, the top restaurant Fan Pavilion is about to be forcefully acquired by colluding officials and merchants. Su Wantang, the young heir, disguises herself as a waiter, determined to keep her father’s last legacy. But one day, a wandering painter Gu Zhao with a bronze token breaks in—he not only sees through her disguise but also claims that the “Guixu Treasure” of the former royal family is buried under the pavilion, a secret that could turn Bianjing upside down. As officials start sealing the restaurant for investigation, and as the former dynasty’s guard tattoo on Gu Zhao’s sword is exposed, Su Wantang realizes: what she’s defending is not just the restaurant, but the secrets under the bricks; what she’s risking is not just her family business, but a life-or-death game of whether Gu Zhao is friend or foe.
Invite the National Preceptor Back to Court
In the Great Jing Dynasty, the 16-year-old new Emperor Yuan Zhao is controlled by Marquis Weiyuan, who even dictates his marriage. Gu Changchuan, the national preceptor who was convicted of "colluding with enemies" and disappeared three years ago, suddenly receives a secret letter from the emperor: "Invite the national preceptor back to court." But when he returns to the capital in disguise, he finds the former young prince has hidden his sharpness, his old case is linked to the death of the emperor's mother, and Marquis Weiyuan's spies are watching every move in the palace. As the fog of power lifts, Gu realizes this "invitation" is a life-or-death game the emperor has staked his life on—and a bond of life and death beyond monarch and subject.
Coastal Foraging: The Golden Eyes Bestowed by Mazu
Yu, an orphan from a fishing village, makes a living by coastal foraging. One day, she saves an unconscious old woman who leaves her a shell before vanishing. The next day, Yu gains "golden eyes"—the ability to see through seabed sand to find treasures and dangers. She uses this power to help villagers rediscover lost fishing routes, but attracts the greed of Boss Zhou, a ruthless businessman who forces her to search for gold in a century-old sunken ship. Her childhood sweetheart Ah Hai also misbelieves she's become greedy, drifting apart from her. When Zhou leads his men to raid the village for her golden eyes, Yu reveals her secret to protect the villagers. Ah Hai finally understands her good intentions, and together they fend off the villains, realizing that the true meaning of the golden eyes is protection, not acquisition.
Baby, Don't Run! Mommy Has *A Lot* of Medical Skills
Su Wan, a modern genius medical student, transmigrates into the "useless divorced princess consort" of the Great Jing Dynasty. She wakes up only to be dragged by her three-year-old son, Little Tuanzi, to flee—turns out the original owner offended the Prince Regent's Mansion and is being hunted! Su Wan holds her son while climbing a wall, saying confidently, "Mommy's medical skills can save us!" But Little Tuanzi suddenly has a high fever. When she uses acupuncture to save him, she runs into An Lingchuan, the Prince Regent—her "ex-husband" and the mastermind behind the hunt! To her shock, Little Tuanzi, delirious from fever, calls "Daddy" while staring straight at An Lingchuan? Su Wan freezes with the silver needle in hand: Could this son's real father be the man who wants them dead? Meanwhile, An Lingchuan looks at the silver needle on Little Tuanzi's acupuncture point—his ruthless gaze softens abruptly. Why does this needling technique look exactly like the mysterious healer who saved him years ago?
The Love Equation in the Birch Forest
Math PhD Lin Xiaoman retreats to a birch forest guesthouse on the China-Russia border to crack her “emotional game theory” paper, only to meet Lu Ye, an “anti-rational” owner—he builds heated cabins for stray cats, draws starry skies with pine branches on snowy nights, and even bets “you’ll fall for me” at 100% probability. When Lin calculates her “heartbeat chance” as mere 0.003%, she stumbles on Lu Ye’s old astrophysics paper—exactly the “irrational variable” missing from her work. It turns out Lu Ye read her first paper three years ago and has been waiting in the birch woods, just for her to solve the unsolvable equation of love.
Transcending the 80s: After Divorce, I Led My Maternal Family to Wealth
Su Xiaotang, a modern e-commerce operator, travels back to the 1980s and becomes Lin Xiaoman, a rural woman abused by her alcoholic husband. Right after signing the divorce papers, she’s kicked out by her ex-in-laws. Her mother holds her hand, crying: “We three can only drink thin porridge.” But Su Xiaotang stares at the state-owned restaurant at the alley and touches her only five yuan—she knows braised food will be a hit in the 80s! She boils brine, sets up a stall, and uses modern marketing to sell “Xiaoman Braised Food.” Later, she seizes the clothing gap, travels to Guangdong to wholesale goods, and sells floral dresses in the county department store. When her ex-husband begs for remarriage, she slaps the divorce certificate on the table with a smile: “Lin Xiaoman’s life is no longer within your reach.” Her younger siblings, who once huddled in the corner, now help run the store—time travel isn’t a redo; it’s a chance to turn her maternal family’s bitterness into sweetness.
Back to the 70s: I Lead the Village to Prosperity
Su Xiaotang, a modern office worker, died from overwork while drafting a rural revitalization plan. When she woke up, she found herself in 1978 in Taohua Village, a poverty-stricken mountain hamlet. Faced with a thatched hut empty of belongings, her emaciated parents, her younger brother on the brink of dropping out due to unpaid tuition, and a village surviving on barren land and fate, she used her "past-life cheat code": buying plastic sheets with egg-selling money to build greenhouses for off-season vegetables, convincing Lin Jianguo (a hunter's son) to start a mountain product business, and even opening a village-run garment factory despite the village chief's accusation of "doing useless things". But just before the harvest, the greenhouses were vandalized and the mountain product buyer breached the contract. Can Su Xiaotang overcome these obstacles and truly lift the village out of poverty?
Reborn in 1986: Contract with a Stray Dog, Take Over Xing'anling
Su Xiaotang, a modern white-collar drowning in debt, accidentally reborn in a 1986 Northeast Chinese village, bonds with "Dahei," a "divine dog" that can identify rare medicinal herbs and understand the mountains' secrets. To rewrite her fate, she targets the barren slopes of Xing'anling—seen as a "poor mountain" by villagers—but faces the village chief's doubt ("A young girl messing around!") and neighbors' mockery ("Crazy for money!"). Worse, her scumbag ex-boyfriend, who cheated her into bankruptcy in her past life, appears early to steal the contracting right! With her rebirth memory (predicting the future price surge of Chinese medicinal materials) and Dahei's "cheat" abilities, Su first digs wild ginseng for her first pot of gold, teams up with retired soldier Lin Shen, outwits skeptics, and uncovers Dahei's mysterious origin—it's the guardian spirit of the old forest ranger who saved her in her past life. When the contract is finally signed, Su looks at Xing'anling's snowy slopes, knowing this time, she will be her own "master of the mountains!"
When I’m Wang Baochuan, I Have My Own Rhythm
Lin Xiaotang, a modern office worker, stayed up late ranting about Wang Baochuan’s “love-brained” choices in the drama *Xue Pinggui and Wang Baochuan*. She wakes up as Wang Baochuan, just after getting engaged to Xue Pinggui. Instead of waiting in the cold kiln like the original plot, she packs up and returns to the prime minister’s mansion, opens a clothing store, and uses modern marketing to make the embroidery business a Chang’an sensation. When Xue Pinggui returns famous to find his “faithful wife,” he sees her sitting on the second floor of her silk shop with a cat, smiling: “Sorry, I’ve long used the time I’d wait for you on my career.”
Help! My Puppy-Like Boyfriend Is the Big Boss of the Survival Game
Office worker Lin Xiaoman just got an "ideal puppy-like boyfriend" Gu Chuan—he'd wait outside her company with hot milk tea when she worked overtime till midnight, get her taro千层 with no sugar (her favorite), and even prepare heating pads for her menstrual cramps. Until one late night, walking home through an alley, she was sucked into a "Survival Game" by a bright light—solve 5 puzzles in 72 hours or be trapped in an endless loop forever. When she fought to the final level, the BOSS turned around—and it was Gu Chuan, smiling a smile she'd never seen before: "Xiaoman, you finally found me." Behind him, the game screen showed a line blinking: "Protection Target: Lin Xiaoman, Survival Rate: 99%."
Obsessed After Marriage
Su Wan marries the cold CEO Gu Jingshen under a one-year contract to save her terminally ill father. She thinks it’s just a mutually beneficial “cooperation,” but Gu Jingshen’s possessiveness spirals out of control—banning her from contacting other men, secretly replacing her birth control pills, and when she tries to terminate the contract, he traps her in his arms and whispers hoarsely: “Su Wan, you should’ve known this marriage was never a contract—it’s my ten-year plan to get addicted to you.” It turns out the shy boy she saved on campus years ago has become a paranoid “addict,” and she is the only antidote he can never quit.
Wild Rose: The Heir Voluntarily Takes the Bait
Su Ye, heir to a dying rose manor, disguises herself as a 'wild rose' to stop real estate tycoon heir Lu Shiyan from acquiring her property—she sends him thorny roses, disrupts his press conference with petals, and even breaks into his office to force negotiations. Little does she know, Lu Shiyan had long seen her pruning roses in the garden, and all her 'schemes' were his deliberate cooperation to 'take the bait'. When Su Ye thinks she's winning, Lu Shiyan pulls out a partnership agreement: 'I don't want your manor—I want you, the one who grows roses.' Their game of 'hunter and prey' turns into mutual love, and every rose in the garden hides his unspoken crush.
Reckless Kisses & True Love
Top commercial lawyer Lu Shiyan hires free-spirited illustrator Shen Xingyao as a fake girlfriend to escape family matchmaking pressure. Their first meeting is a chaotic accident—Shen crashes into him and accidentally kisses him, shattering Lu's perfectly ordered life. They sign a "dating contract," but their fake romance turns real as they spend time together: Shen's boldness melts Lu's cold exterior, while Lu silently saves Shen's struggling studio. When the contract expires, Lu realizes he's fallen deeply for Shen's "recklessness," and Shen has long loved this "perfect man" with a warm heart beneath his cool surface. What started as a reckless contract becomes the most sincere love story.
Tricking Your Preference
Su Xiao, desperate to raise money for her brother's medical bills, was forced to approach CEO Gu Jingshen for a creditor, pretending to be his "childhood sweetheart" to gain his trust. But Gu's tenderness and tolerance made her fall—he remembered the exact temperature of her favorite hot cocoa, left a hand warmer when she worked overtime, and even covered for her when she almost exposed herself. When Su decided to confess, Gu smiled and revealed: "From the first time you mistook me for 'Brother Xiaoyuan,' I checked you out. I just wanted to bet—bet you'd really fall for me." Just then, the creditor showed up, and Su realized Gu had already paid her debt—all "coincidences" were his "trap of preference."
The Seventh Sweetness
Lin Xiaoman, a pastry chef, firmly believes in the existence of "the seventh sweetness"—not cloying, not bitter, but a taste that evokes the "moment of heartbeat." To create this dessert, she opens a small shop in an old alley, only to encounter Gu Chuan, a strange customer: he never eats desserts but comes every day to sit for half an hour, always criticizing her creations as "lacking warmth." Until Lin Xiaoman discovers Gu Chuan was once a genius perfumer who lost his sense of taste in an accident; meanwhile, Gu Chuan realizes that only Lin Xiaoman’s desserts can make him recall the heartbeat he felt when he first made perfume. As they search for the seventh sweetness, they heal each other’s "taste aphasia"—turns out, the sweetest flavor is never sugar, but "I understand the regret you didn’t voice."
Ultimate Favor
Su Xiao, the "invisible person" at the advertising company, was used to being ignored—until she was framed for a proposal stolen by a colleague. To her surprise, the cold CEO Lu Jingshen stood up: "The core idea of this plan is from Su Xiao's sticky note draft." She then realized—the always-warm cocoa during overtime, the materials quietly handed over when she was bullied by clients, and even the endless mint candies in her drawer—all were Lu Jingshen's "little tricks." When Su Xiao asked with red eyes, "Why me?", Lu Jingshen took out a yellowed high school uniform: "Ten years ago, by the playground, the back of you covering me with your coat and running to the infirmary—I've remembered it for 3,650 days." It turns out his "ultimate favor" had already started counting down from their youth.
Left at the Altar, I Married a Stranger on the Spot
Lin Xiaoman and Chen Mo had been in love for three years, but on their wedding registration day, she received a message from him saying he’d fallen for someone else. In despair, she spotted Gu Jinchuan—the man who’d driven her through a rainstorm to see her dying grandmother. On impulse, she grabbed his sleeve: “Will you marry me?” To her shock, Gu agreed without hesitation. After marriage, Xiaoman discovers Gu’s secret—he’s loved her silently for five years. Just as she starts to question her feelings, Chen Mo returns, begging for a second chance. Caught between her past “white moonlight” and the quiet tenderness that’s always been there, her choice might have been made the moment she took that impulsive leap.
Help! My Sister and I Entered the Wrong Bridal Chamber on Our Wedding Night
Lin Xiaoman and her twin sister Lin Wanwan got married on the same day and chose the same hotel for double happiness. However, due to the same room number on different floors (Xiaoman’s 302, Wanwan’s 502), they entered each other’s bridal chambers after getting drunk. The next morning, Xiaoman woke up in the arms of Gu Jingshen—Wanwan’s fiancé and the cold CEO of Gu Group—while Wanwan screamed at Lu Xingye, Xiaoman’s game-loving programmer boyfriend. Surprisingly, Gu Jingshen smiled and called her "Xiaoman" as if he’d recognized her long ago; Lu Xingye also rubbed his head and said, "Sister Wanwan, you drink more than Xiaoman," without mistaking her. Is this an accident or a premeditated plan? The mix-up reveals two hidden truths behind "appropriateness": the CEO has long been attracted to Xiaoman’s straightforwardness, and the programmer secretly cares about Wanwan’s sensitivity…
The Real and Fake Heiresses Teamed Up
Shen Zhaozhao, the real heiress, sold braised food in an alley until 18, when the Shen family found her and revealed she’d been swapped at birth. Lin Wanwan, the fake heiress, had lived as the Shen’s daughter for a decade—glamorous on the surface, but cornered by her uncle who wanted to embezzle family assets and frame her. When they first met, Shen Zhaozhao held a braised food pot to demand justice, but Lin Wanwan handed over a yellowed photo—of them playing in the Shen garden at age three. It turned out the swap was the uncle’s plot to divide the family. To take him down and uncover the truth, the two "heiresses" went from enemies to "comrades" who squatted in the living room at midnight, eating braised food and plotting. They exposed fake contracts and secretly covered for each other. In their chaotic teamwork, they finally realized: identity is never a chain—each other is the closest "family".