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The Ashes of Our Seven-Year Love

Lin Xiaoman and Chen Mo had been in love for seven years since college, and their wedding house was ready. But on the day she tried on her wedding dress, she caught Chen Mo holding hands with a stranger entering a jewelry store. She tore up the invitations crying, “It’s over.” That night, Chen Mo was in a car accident while chasing her and became a vegetative state. Staying by his bed, Xiaoman found out: the “other woman” was a wedding planner—Chen Mo had secretly booked the seaside church she loved and saved for a star necklace. Worse, he was diagnosed with a brain tumor three months ago and pretended to cheat to push her away, fearing burdening her. Now holding his hand, Xiaoman realizes his “unlove” hid deeper affection than seven years—but will her lover wake up to see their wedding?

2 months ago

Moon in Yun Ting's Heart

Su Wan, a modern netizen who loves ranting about ancient romance novels, wakes up transmigrated as the cannon fodder concubine daughter in The Record of Sheng Palace—the "tool character" executed in Episode 1 for giving a love potion to War God Prince Yun Ting! To survive, she fakes madness to call off the engagement, but Yun Ting detains her, saying he "wants to watch her repent firsthand". Gradually, she discovers this supposedly cold prince hides unexpected tenderness, and her transmigration is tied to a millennium-old past-life bond... When the cannon fodder supporting role subverts the plot, and the iceberg prince falls in love, can this time-displaced romance rewrite their tragic fate?

3 months ago

The Moon Brings You to Me

Lin Xiaoman, an ancient book restorer, struggles with self-doubt amid industry competition. One night, while repairing a Song Dynasty fragment *Moonlit Melody*, the full moon suddenly “sends” Gu Zhao, a qin player from the book—he stands in a moon-white robe, holding a qin, claiming to be “an unfinished promise delivered by the moon.” Xiaoman helps Gu adapt to modern life (teaching him to scan health codes, eat taro balls in milk tea) while his qin music reignites her passion for ancient books. But as the moon wanes, Gu’s fingers start to fade—turns out he’s the author’s “unfinished regret,” and only when the “regret” in the story is understood can he stay. When Xiaoman finally pieces together the last line of the fragment: “May the moon be my letter, to keep the promise of a thousand years,” how will she hold onto this “moon that walked out of the book”?

4 months ago

President Lu, Don’t Be Proud Anymore

This is a romantic and heartwarming short drama that tells the story of President Lu, who initially acts proud and indifferent due to misunderstandings. With the sincere persistence of Miss Jian and the help of Lin Qiyue, he gradually opens his heart and accepts true love. The drama beautifully combines misunderstandings, growth, and love, culminating in Miss Jian and President Lu’s happy engagement. Perfect for fans of sweet romances and warm stories, it offers plenty of touching moments and hope.

1 year ago

Extreme Spoiling

"Extreme Spoiling" is a short drama focusing on family emotions and the effects of excessive pampering. The story centers around parents who spoil their only child to an extreme degree, leading the child to become selfish and entitled. Although intended as care, their overindulgence inadvertently hampers the child's development and strains family relationships. As the story unfolds, family members realize the dangers of over-pampering and work together to find a balance and mutual understanding, ultimately achieving harmony and personal growth. The play offers a profound insight into the complex impacts of spoiling, reflecting on the pros and cons of indulgent parenting in modern families.

1 year ago