From Ugly Duckling to Phoenix

Don’t Provoke the Coffee Shop Girl

At a cozy coffee shop on the downtown corner, the girl always wears a ditsy floral apron and serves coffee warmly, so regulars call her the “coffee shop girl”. No one knows she’s actually a top-secret agent hiding here to escape past grudges. One day, a local bully comes to the shop with his gang to cause trouble and bully a part-time staff. The girl finally stops holding back, easily handling them with casual moves, hinting at her mysterious identity under the apron. Her ordinary life as a worker is immediately drawn into undercurrents—how will she choose between a peaceful life and her past?

2 months ago

Two-Way Time Travel: I'm a Famine Era Peddler

After an accidental mishap triggers two-way time travel, burnt-out office worker Lin Mo lands in a famine-stricken 1960s village, where he bonds with a special peddler system that allows him to shuttle between modern times and the past. He makes a fortune reselling scarce daily goods, saves his village from starvation, claps back at snobby distant relatives, falls for a stoic yet warm ex-soldier captain, and even unlocks a hidden cultivation side quest from the system. This hit micro-drama is packed with thrills, laughs and sweet romance, now fully completed.

5 months ago

My Wife Is Chatty And Skilled In Martial Arts

Gu Shen, a severely depressed wealthy heir, tries to jump off a building in despair—only to be扑倒 and kissed by Su Wanwan, a stunning passing girl! Su Wanwan, a descendant of a hidden martial arts family, claims this is a "family heirloom technique to wake people up". Gu Shen tries to escape this absurd rescue, but soon finds Su Wanwan is not only chatty enough to give him a headache, but also can easily subdue his bodyguards with martial arts. Worse, this girl who pesters him with cold jokes and warm porridge every day is slowly melting the 20-year ice in his heart. Just as Gu Shen plans to confess, Su Wanwan disappears, leaving a note: "My dad's martial arts school is targeted by enemies. I have to handle it..." Little does he know, he's long been this "chatty heroine's" top protection target.

6 months ago

I Was Abducted Back to My Own Village

Lin Wan is abducted to a remote mountain village, only to realize it’s her birthplace—where her parents were killed by villagers for refusing to sell her to traffickers years ago. To uncover the truth, she pretends to be docile and approaches Lu Zhao, the son of the village’s richest man (the only one who can challenge the clan). She proposes a "contract marriage": she’ll help him escape a forced alliance, and he’ll aid her in exposing the village’s hypocrisy. With their own agendas, they discover each other’s scars: Lu Zhao witnessed his mother’s suicide due to clan pressure and has long wanted to break old rules; Lin Wan finds clues that the "traffickers" were masterminded by the village chief. As revenge ignites, the fake couple in the contract gradually becomes each other’s sharpest weapon—and warmest light…

7 months ago

Wind Still: Gu Ting's Spring

On her wedding day, Su Wan's fiancé Shen Chuan ran away with her stepsister. In despair, Shen Chuan's uncle Gu Ting—an aloof and taciturn man—stepped forward. He not only saved her from embarrassment but also said directly, "I'll marry you." After three years of their flash marriage, Gu Ting's tenderness had gradually warmed Su Wan's heart. Just as she found out she was pregnant, the missing Shen Chuan returned with his stepsister and framed her for "pushing the stepsister to miscarriage"! As public opinion raged, Gu Ting's attitude suddenly turned ambiguous. Su Wan then realized that beneath this "rescue marriage" lay secrets more complicated than the runaway wedding…

10 months ago

Is It the Wind, or Is It Love?

Lin Wan, a socially anxious botanical gardener, has guarded the endangered orchid "Wind's Pupil" for three years—she even hides to pick up packages behind the greenhouse. Until one day, a gust of wind blows a painting into the greenhouse: the hyacinths in it bloom brighter than sunlight, signed "Gu Ye". Chasing after it, she crashes into a man in torn jeans, who holds the painting with a smile: "The wind told me to bring it to you." From then on, Gu Ye comes every day to paint "Wind's Pupil"—from squatting at the door to steal sunlight, to Lin Wan secretly leaving a small lamp on for him. But on the night "Wind's Pupil" is about to bloom, Gu Ye says he's leaving—he's a wandering artist, used to "going wherever the wind blows". Lin Wan clutches the mint candy she just picked, about to speak, when the wind suddenly卷s his sketchbook open: the last page is her profile squatting by the orchid, with the words: "When the wind stopped, I found the flower I want to guard."

10 months ago