The Kung Fu Master Goes to Work

Funny Cultivation: The Cult Master with Social Anxiety

A modern youth with social anxiety transmigrates into an invincible Cult Master in the cultivation world. He only wants to hide and escape, but his social anxiety instinct collides with the original Cult Master's powerful aura, accidentally terrifying all major figures and triggering hilarious incidents, kicking off his funny reverse cultivation journey.

3 weeks ago

The Taoist Monk Comes Down the Mountain to Sell Boxed Meals

A young Taoist priest, ordered to leave the mountains for training, stumbles upon setting up a boxed meal stall in the busy city. Hoping for a peaceful life, he accidentally meets a cold-faced CEO with a soft heart. The Taoist uses his magic to resolve customer troubles and small business crises, even stepping forward to save the CEO many times. Love blooms as they get along. Then a twist comes: he finds his training has a family secret, and the CEO's family is trapped in a conspiracy. They join forces to solve the puzzles, finally achieving career counterattack and sweet love.

2 months ago

Guardian of Jingwu Eatery

Lin Xiaoman takes over the old-lane 'Jingwu Eatery' to fulfill her grandfather's last wish, only to face urban renewal— a real estate developer threatens to 'demolish it in three days'. Stranger still, every night a man in a gray shirt named 'Ah Wu' comes to help: he flips woks like practicing Tai Chi, chops vegetables faster than a blade, and even stops the demolition team's sledgehammer with one hand. When she finds her grandfather's old photo, she discovers Ah Wu is a former martial artist her grandfather saved years ago, who has been guarding the eatery anonymously for two decades to repay kindness. The 'Jingwu Recipe' left by her grandfather holds a secret: every dish embodies the belief that 'to keep the taste is to keep people's hearts'. When the demolition truck rolls into the alley, Xiaoman stands in front of the eatery holding the recipe, with Ah Wu and all the neighbors behind her— this time, she's not just defending the restaurant, but her grandfather's original intention of 'guardianship'.

7 months ago

Please, My Lucky Koi

Lin Xiaoman is known as the "bad luck magnet" at work—she always spills milk tea, her proposals get rejected, and even her three-year boyfriend cheated on her with her best friend. Until she accidentally saved the cold CEO Gu Yan from a car accident, she discovered she was the "lucky koi" Gu Yan had been searching for ten years: a candy she gave him as a child pulled him back from the brink of bankruptcy. When Xiaoman was falsely accused of "bringing bad luck" by her ex and framed for leaking a project by colleagues, Gu Yan not only used surveillance to expose the lies but also revealed her hidden identity—the closed-door disciple of a top feng shui master. Those "bad luck" moments? They were actually her meritorious acts of taking disasters for others. Xiaoman finally stopped enduring, used feng shui to expose her fake best friend, made her ex lose his job, and unlocked the sweet-and-salty daily life of the "Koi Couple" with Gu Yan, defying all prejudices.

8 months ago

When Cicadas Sing, I Know It's Summer

Lin Zhixia has secretly loved Gu Shiyan, the "brother" next door, for ten years. Back then, Gu's mother threatened her with her parents' jobs, forcing her to leave for a foreign country with a broken heart. Seven years later, in midsummer, she—now a returned designer—bumps into Gu Shiyan in his CEO office. The once slim boy has become a new tycoon in the business world. When they meet again, his hand hidden under his suit trembles uncontrollably: "Zhixia, I will never let you go this time." But Gu's mother's obstruction returns. Can they overcome the past hurts and seize the long-overdue cicada songs and love?

8 months ago

Hugging You from Paradise

Lin Xiaoman's firefighter boyfriend Cheng Ye died in a rescue mission. She stays in the flower shop they opened together, trapping herself in memories. One day, a man who looks exactly like Cheng Ye walks in and says, "I'm here to keep our unfinished winter hug promise." He remembers Xiaoman likes her hot cocoa with double marshmallows, remembers their first kiss in the old alley, but insists his name is "Chen Ye"—a "messenger from paradise." As they spend time together, Xiaoman notices his wrist burn scars and the couple keychain in his phone case—all traces of Cheng Ye. It turns out Cheng Ye traded his last obsession for seven days back on Earth, just to tell her: "Love isn't trapping yourself in the past. Even if I become the wind, I'll hold you and walk toward the future."

10 months ago