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After the Flash Marriage, the Disabled Tycoon Stood Tall
Su Xiao married Fu Yanchuan, a tycoon rumored to be paraplegic, out of desperation to save her critically ill brother. She thought she’d spend her life caring for a “disabled husband,” but婚后发现一系列反转: Late at night in the study, she saw Fu Yanchuan standing steadily while going through old files; during a morning run, he easily caught a runaway dog; and when debt collectors surrounded her, he shielded her with one hand, his voice cold: “No one bullies Mrs. Fu.” It turns out Fu’s “disability” was a ruse to unmask the culprit of a past car accident—and he chose her for the flash marriage because she looked exactly like the girl who saved him years ago...
My Lord, the Princess Can't Keep Pretending Anymore
Lin Xiaoman, a modern office worker, transmigrates into the “sickly princess” of the Northern Town Lord. To avoid palace conflicts, she’s pretended to be a fragile “windblown reed” for half a year, but secretly runs a clothing shop in the suburbs—her modern-style designs sell out instantly. Just as she plans to save enough money to “escape,” Lord Gu Zhao shows up with her shop’s new sketches—he’s long seen through her pretense and even secretly wore her men’s clothes for half a month. Will he expose her “little trick” or play along? When the “pretending weak” princess meets the “pretending ignorant” lord, who will lose this game of mutual scheming by breaking first?
Your Highness, Please Respect Yourself: I Don’t Compete for Favor
Su Wan, a concubine’s daughter, is sent to the Eastern Palace as the Crown Prince Xiao Jingheng’s side consort for her family’s benefit. Determined to stay safe, she decides to be an “invisible person” and never competes for favor. But the Crown Prince is curious about this “unambitious” woman—he deliberately makes things difficult for her with maids, but she resolves it with a smile; he sends expensive tonics, she gives them to the servants; even when he breaks into her bedroom late at night, she blocks the door and says, “Your Highness, please respect yourself. I don’t compete for favor.” The more the Crown Prince tests her, the more he thinks she’s hiding a secret; the more Su Wan avoids him, the more she can’t escape his gaze. When “not competing” becomes the most alluring “contrast”, in this “game” without硝烟 in the Eastern Palace, who will fall in love first?
Peerless Housekeeper 2026
In 2026, Lin San, a burnt-out office worker, accidentally enters an "ancient mansion simulation system" while competing for a VR game prize, forced to play the role of a "peerless housekeeper"—he must handle the young lady's arrogant tests and help the mansion overcome financial difficulties. But he discovers the "ancient people" in the system have real-life memories: the cold, elegant young lady is his icy boss in reality, and the stingy butler is the company's financial director... When virtual tasks collide with real-life dilemmas, Lin San must use his "housekeeper wisdom" to solve dual crises, and sort out his feelings for the young lady amid the identity mismatch between "workplace superior-subordinate" and "ancient master-servant.
The Unbossy CEO and His Laid-back Step-mom
Gu Chuan, a shy and unbossy CEO, has been raising his 7-year-old daughter Gu Xiaotang alone since his wife passed away. Xiaotang, traumatized by her mother's death, rejects any "stepmom" outright. To help his daughter open up, Gu Chuan accidentally hires Lin Xiaoman, a recent graduate who just wants to "lie flat" (live a low-effort life), as a tutor—Lin originally plans to slack off until her probation ends, but her "laid-back care" (taking Xiaotang to eat fried chicken, hiding her banned comics) unexpectedly touches Xiaotang's heart. Meanwhile, Gu Chuan, watching this girl who "can't even make coffee right but makes his daughter laugh," gradually drops his "CEO" facade and gets used to her presence. However, when Lin finds out Gu's "company bankruptcy" was a lie (he just wanted to test Xiaotang's acceptance), she thinks she's a "test subject" and decides to leave. It's only then that Gu dares to drop his shy mask and chase her to the airport, saying: "I didn't go bankrupt—but I'm really about to lose you..."
Blame You for Being Too Dazzling
Lin Xiaoman, a socially anxious illustrator, saves Gu Chengchuan, a top-tier celebrity, on a late night. To cover up the scandal, they’re forced to pretend to be a “secret couple.” Gu’s brilliance is like the sun—flowers and cameras follow him everywhere—while Lin is used to huddling in corners drawing stars. She fears her dimness will be crushed by his light, and even more, that when she falls deeper, he’s just putting on a show. But when Gu cancels his schedule to accompany her drawing streetlights at midnight, when he shields her in his arms from a mob of reporters and says, “She’s more important than all my stardom,” Lin realizes: The most dazzling thing isn’t his halo—it’s the unique light in his eyes when he looks at her.
For You, I'd Never Fail
Su Wan, a cultural relic restorer, adheres to the principle of "restoring old objects without erasing their history." She clashes fiercely with Lin Shen, an archaeologist advocating "complete restoration," over a Tang Dynasty female figurine. During collaboration, they uncover a millennium-old regret from the figurine's hidden inscriptions: a craftsman made the figurine for his lover but couldn't deliver it due to war. This reminds Su Wan of her lost first love from a misunderstanding, making her close her heart. Yet Lin Shen melts her defenses with meticulous companionship—helping find materials, staying up late to study the figurine's history. When the figurine is restored, Lin Shen takes out a proposal ring hidden under it—he'd long discovered the craftsman's regret and vows not to repeat it. Su Wan finally understands: "living up to you" isn't about perfect promises, but the courage to face all imperfections together.
Rebirth Day 1: I Took Mom to Divorce the Scum Dad
Lin Wan died with hatred—watching her mother Su Xiaolan waste away from stomach cancer for her cheating husband Lin Jianguo, while she lost her boyfriend and inheritance to the mistress’s daughter. Reborn to her 18th birthday night—the exact moment Lin Jianguo was cheating with his mistress—she grabs the secretly recorded affair audio, drags her compromising mother to the hotel room, tears up Lin Jianguo’s “repentance letter” in front of everyone, and slams the divorce papers: “Mom, this time I’ll protect you—we’re done being doormats!” But Lin Jianguo sneers and pulls out a pre-signed “property transfer document”—turns out the “accident” in her past life was a plot he’d long planned?
Tenfold Cashback: Starting with the Little Sister Strategy System
Office worker Lin Xiaoman accidentally binds a "Tenfold Cashback System", with the activation condition being to "strategy the cold-faced little sister Su Wan next door". To make quick money, he uses the cashback to buy milk tea and send study notes, only to discover that Su Wan's "coldness" is a mask—she's secretly taking care of her terminally ill mother. When Lin Xiaoman puts aside his utilitarianism to help her cook porridge and accompany her to doctor's appointments, the system suddenly prompts "Sincerity Value Met". The secret behind the system—Su Wan's father's last wish to let his daughter no longer be alone—gradually emerges. Amidst the tension between "strategy" and "sincerity", the two slowly warm each other's loneliness.
Kung Fu Tot: The Tiny Crime Buster
Five-year-old Xiaohetao is the "cute heir" of a martial arts family. Grandpa teaches her Tai Chi, but she turns "cloud hands" into chasing butterflies in circles and "pressure points" into poking marshmallows. When Grandpa’s old injury acts up, Xiaohetao sneaks down the mountain to buy ointment—only to walk into a jewelry store robbery. The robber waves a knife, but she tilts her head and throws a sugar hawthorn, hitting his wrist perfectly. When the robber tries to detonate a bomb, she jumps with a balloon and pops it with her nail—a "cute version" of Grandpa’s "force-dispersing technique." A reporter captures her, and "Kung Fu Tot" goes viral. But the robber gang returns for revenge at night, only to find Xiaohetao sitting on the threshold eating watermelon, smiling: "Uncle, have some mung bean soup!" Behind her, Grandpa holds his Tai Chi sword, and police lie in wait—Xiaohetao used her "cuteness" to lure them out! When her soft "No bad guys" faces vicious criminals, this tiny tot becomes the city’s sweetest "crime buster."
Between Doomsday and Reality: Trading Supplies for Fortune
Lin Xiaoman accidentally opens a "time rift" between doomsday and reality—she trades compressed food and water tablets from post-apocalyptic ruins for real-world money, all to fund her sister's leukemia surgery. But more money brings more trouble: Starving survivors in doomsday discover her ability to "travel between worlds" and chase her with knives to steal her "escape route"; In reality, a financial team targets her unexplained fortune, suspecting money laundering. When doomsday's icy storm hits with shouts of murder, and police cars pull up outside her real-world home, she realizes: This "supply-for-money" redemption has long become a "hunting game" for her from both worlds.
Reborn 1985: The Youth's Promising Era
Lin Chuan, a modern overworked corporate slave, died suddenly after his startup failed—only to wake up in a 1985 small county. His father’s farm machinery factory was collapsing without orders, and his first love Su Xiao was about to marry a 20-years-older bachelor to pay her family’s debts. Armed with 2023 business insights, he saved the factory by using a “pre-order production” model to get rural cooperative orders, while secretly carrying bricks at a brick factory to earn tuition, determined to stop Su Xiao from dropping out. But old workers called him “crazy,” Su Xiao’s father chased him with a hoe, and he feared saying the “I want to go to college with you” that he’d hidden for a lifetime in his past life—afraid it would shatter this hard-won second chance. Can he piece back all the regrets this time?
My Seven Uncle-Obsessed Nephews
Gu Xiaobei, a stressed recent graduate, moves back to his old house to escape family marriage pressure—only to have his peace shattered by seven wildly different nephews crashing in, all yelling, "We’re staying with Uncle!" Chaos ensues: burnt breakfasts, being wrapped like a rice dumpling at night, and even gatecrashing his blind dates (one flees after the cute nephew tugs her skirt: "Auntie, don’t steal my uncle!" the cold teen slides a report: "I checked your credit," and the corporate elite slams a contract: "This is Uncle’s bride price!"). But as Gu complains, he uncovers their secrets: the cute one fears he’s lonely, the rebellious teen wants to find his childhood toy, the cold one remembers Gu shielding him from bullying… In the end, he realizes their "obsession" is a hidden plea: "We want to be needed by you." A funny, heartwarming tale of love wrapped in chaos.
Sister Reborn to Steal My Fortune? But I'm the Underworld Lord's Kid
My sister, who believed I 'stole' everything from her in a past life, has been reborn. From the moment she woke up, she's been dead set on snatching my 'fortunes'—stealing the spirit grass I picked, blocking the master I wanted to apprentice to, even seizing the 'heavenly fate' meant for me. But she doesn't know I'm no ordinary farm girl—I'm a runaway kid from the Underworld Lord's palace: I can hear ghosts talk, I can sense treasure auras. The 'fortunes' she's fighting so hard for? They're just little toys I use to amuse ghosts. Until she stole the Underworld Lord's Seal under my pillow and got haunted by vengeful spirits, burning with a high fever. I squatted by her bed, munching on a spirit peach, and laughed: "You dare touch my stuff?" But when I saw her red-rimmed eyes, I quietly led the vengeful spirits to the back mountain—after all, I'd long written down her past-life wish, "I want to eat mother's osmanthus cake one more time," in my little notebook.
After Gaining X-ray Vision, I Dominated the Antique World with Appraisal
Lin Xiaoman, a small assistant at an antique store, was fired for taking the blame for a colleague. When desperate, she activated an ancient jade left by her grandfather and gained X-ray vision to see the essence of cultural relics. Starting with a Qing Dynasty snuff bottle from a stall, she was dismissed as "a blind cat catching a dead mouse" by a veteran appraiser and tricked by wealthy second-gen Chen Mo into buying a fake Tang tri-colored glaze pottery. Using her vision, Lin spotted a Tang craftsman's handwritten mark inside the fake, turning the tables on Chen. As she appraised rare items like Northern Song Ding kiln porcelain and Yuan blue-and-white vases, the legend of the "X-ray appraiser" spread. Yet, mysterious noises from the jade hint at a bigger secret behind her power...
沦落街头：你真当我是乞丐啊
沦落街头：你真当我是乞丐啊
Uncle Jiu, I'm Actually Your Dad
Lin Xiaoman, a 20-year-old esports player, stumbles upon a past-life secret—he’s the reincarnation of Zhou Xiaoshan, a warlord from the Republic of China. And Zhou Xiaoshan’s long-lost son, 50-year-old cultural relic restorer Zhou Jiu, is exactly the “Uncle Jiu” he’s respected since childhood. To prove his identity, Lin shows up with a vivid memory of Zhou Jiu’s childhood: stealing osmanthus wine and being chased by a dog. His bombshell line—“Uncle Jiu, I’m actually your dad”—leaves Zhou Jiu dumbfounded. Zhou calls him a fraud, but the increasingly accurate details make his decades-old pain of “being abandoned by his father” start to unravel. Meanwhile, Lin transforms from a reckless kid to someone eager to fill the childhood void Zhou Jiu never had. When the “son” is 30 years older than the “dad,” is this cross-temporal recognition a farce… or a long-overdue family redemption?
Black Tech: Who Let Him Build Phones Like This?
Lin Shen, a genius engineer blacklisted by the mobile phone industry, spent three years in hiding to develop a 'black tech phone' with holographic interaction and 72-hour battery life. As soon as it launched on crowdfunding, it sparked a national craze. But before he could celebrate, an anonymous threat text arrived: 'Who allowed you to use this technology to make phones?' At the same time, Su Xiao, a reporter investigating industry monopoly scandals, tracked him down. Forced to ally, they unexpectedly discover: Lin Shen's core technology comes from a 'taboo R&D project' he participated in five years ago—and the one who kicked him out back then, and now wants to destroy him, is exactly the capital giant fearing disruption...
Spirited Little Munchkin, War God Daddy, Prepare to Surrender!
Five years ago, Gu Tingchuan, the War God, went missing while saving his comrades. When he returned, he’d become a cold, taciturn Marshal of the Empire. Unexpectedly, one day, Gu Xiaotang—with pigtails and a DNA report—burst into the military camp yelling, “Daddy!” She was the “accidental child” from his past with Su Wan, a medic. The little munchkin is a genius: she tricks guards into smuggling snacks with lollipops, and hits her daddy’s soft spot with lines like, “Daddy, when you frown, you look just like my wrinkly silkworm.” Just as Gu Tingchuan grows attached to her cuteness, Su Wan—missing for five years—suddenly reappears, revealing a shocking secret: Xiaotang’s “accident” was actually a “promise” Su Wan made with her life—back then, she risked everything to save the dying Gu Tingchuan… and secretly kept their child.
Amidst the Ruins, She Becomes Her Own Light
Lin Wan, a top professional, was forced to resign over false accusations, and her mother's sudden death pushed her into the ruins of life. She returned to her hometown to guard her mother's old house, only to face the demolition of the old town. Faced with the developer's threats and neighbors' persuasion to leave, she clung to this "last memory" like a trapped animal—until she found her mother's unsent letter: "Wanwan, I was never your chain; you need to be your own light." She finally realized that true guardianship isn't about being trapped in the past, but about moving forward with love. In the end, she turned the old house into a community library, warming those also stuck in "life's ruins" and finally becoming her own light.
You Were Forced to Run a Stall, and You Flash-Married a Fierce Goddess
Chen Mo is forced by his mother to sell handmade candy at the night market to avoid blind dates, but he accidentally gives away Lin Yan's hidden wine (her prized possession) as free samples. Lin Yan, the "Night Market Queen" with a fiery temper, grabs a folding chair to smash his candy jar. In a panic, Chen Mo yells, "I'll marry you to pay for the wine!" To his shock, Lin Yan, who was about to attack, freezes when she sees the candy wrapper (a keepsake from his late mother) in his hand. She nods abruptly: "Meet at the Civil Affairs Bureau tomorrow." When Chen Mo comes to his senses, he discovers this "fierce goddess" is not only the market's rent collector but also his childhood friend who disappeared 10 years ago—and hidden in her wine jar is the candy wrapper they wrote "marry when we grow up" on as kids.
Reborn in 2008: I Have X-Ray Vision
Lin Chuan, who went bankrupt after trusting his friend Zhou Ming and lost his girlfriend Su Xiao in his past life, is unexpectedly reborn on the eve of the 2008 college entrance exam. Upon waking, he discovers he has "X-ray vision"—able to see through raw jade veins, stock K-line trends, and even people's hidden thoughts. Determined to reverse his fate, he first makes his fortune by gambling on jade, then invests in the booming real estate market. But when he reunites with Su Xiao (who hasn't left him yet), he uncovers the truth: his past "betrayal" was a lie—Zhou Ming lusted after Su Xiao in 2008, and Su Xiao's departure was to protect him from Zhou's schemes. As Lin Chuan uses his vision to expose Zhou's plots and win Su Xiao back, a new crisis hits: his eyesight deteriorates rapidly with every use of his power. Will he choose love, wealth, or his own future?
Divine Clan: Starting from Fishing the Goddess in the Deep Mountains
Lin Shen, heir to the Divine Clan, returns to the deep mountains to complete the "Spirit Awakening" ritual via fishing as instructed by the clan's millennium-old legacy. Unexpectedly, he rescues a mysterious woman who fell into the river—she looks like a celestial being, can communicate with birds and beasts, and holds clues to the clan's lost sacred artifact. As Lin Shen tries to uncover her identity, the clan's enemies close in. Caught between the "Goddess he fished" (with whom he's falling for) and the millennium-old mission crisis of his clan, he must face the truth hidden behind the mountain mist.
Ink & Color: A Brush with Missed Fate
Lin Mo, a female painter, runs her grandmother's ancient painting restoration shop, focused on piecing together the broken Song Dynasty scroll *Peach Branches and Spring Swallows*. She clashes with Lu Zhao, a cultural relics scholar who claims the fragment is a family heirloom his grandmother “lost”—Lin Mo insists her grandmother split it to protect it. As they restore the painting, affection blooms, but Lin Mo, traumatized by childhood loss, fears love, and Lu Zhao is leaving for an overseas project. When the last fragment fits, a note from Lin Mo's grandmother falls out: “Don't let regret dry like ink on paper.” As Lu Zhao's flight is about to take off, Lin Mo rushes out with the note. Little does she know, outside the corner café, Lu Zhao holds an unposted ticket, staring at the light of the restoration shop…