Heaven-Sent Blessing: The Miracle Baby

Who's Still Pretending to Be Rich After Reincarnation? Season 9

I just drove the top chaot crazy when the vicious princess immediately set up a trap to silence me! After reincarnation, why would I still be the enduring “fake rich second generation”? With memories of my past life, I see through all conspiracies and traps, enter the game with my life as a chess piece, step by step overturn their overall layout, drag all those who hurt me into the abyss. The counterattack from the dead end not only revenges, but also takes back everything I once lost, performing a super cool counterattack drama.

1 month ago

A Box of Face Cream: My Comeback in 1982

In a coastal fishing village in 1982, Lin Xiulian, a divorced woman abandoned by her husband and ostracized by the entire village, struggles to make ends meet. A box of ancestral face cream she finds attracts a dishonest merchant who attempts to snatch its formula. In despair, Xiulian uses the ancient secret recipe to publicly expose the merchant’s fraud against villagers. She not only preserves her ancestral craft but revives the lost time-honored brand. With solid reputation, she gains a foothold in the market, escapes poverty, and achieves a remarkable comeback.

3 months ago

Reborn 1983: King of the Mountains, Rich in Northeast China

Laid-off worker Lin Jianjun accidentally travels back to 1983, the night before he was set to contract a mountain forest in a small Northeast Chinese city. Armed with past-life memories, he seizes policy dividends, turns barren hills into profitable land, launches a mountain specialty products factory, and fends off local thugs eyeing his woodland. Riding the reform and opening-up tide, he builds his business empire across three Northeast provinces, going from deep debt to unprecedented wealth, and wins back his long-missed childhood sweetheart. Packed with satisfying counterattack moments and sweet romance, this is a classic hit short drama.

5 months ago

When Parents Divorced, I Chose to Fix Our Home

Lin Xiaoman is reborn on her 18th birthday, just as her parents announce their divorce and force her to choose between them. In her past life, she chose her mom, only to watch her mom suffer in silence and her dad drift away in guilt. This time, she pulls out her three-year savings with a smile: "I choose to take you on a second honeymoon!" She already knows the truth—dad wanted a divorce because he feared his stomach cancer would burden the family, and mom secretly sold her dowry to pay for his treatment. Now, she’s determined to be their "marriage repair detective" and glue their broken home back to warmth.

6 months ago

CEO Sister Falls From Heaven: My Pampered Childhood

Lin Xiaoman, who grew up in an orphanage, was blocked at the gate by the powerful CEO Lin Wanzhao on her 20th birthday—Lin said, "I lost you years ago, and now I'm here to make up for everything." Since then, Xiaoman moved into a riverside villa, spoiled with designer bags, custom dresses, and warm breakfasts like a "greenhouse rose". But she noticed Lin always stared at the crescent birthmark on her collarbone, and even forced the cold lawyer Gu Jingshen to be her "24-hour bodyguard". Just as Xiaoman began to trust Lin, Gu presented a paternity test—Lin wasn't looking for a "sister", but the little hero who saved her from a car accident 15 years ago, and Xiaoman's birthmark was the scar from that glass. To her surprise, Gu had already fallen for Xiaoman; the "bodyguard" job was something he begged Lin for three months to get. It turns out all the "heaven-sent luck" was a "two-way encounter" fate had hidden for 15 years—the "little hero" Lin sought and the "little princess" Gu wanted to protect were always her.

7 months ago

The Determination to Never Look Back

Lin Xiaoman waited three years for her ex-boyfriend’s “promise to return,” only to catch him with a new girl in the wedding dress shop she’d always dreamed of—on the same day she was diagnosed with an ovarian cyst that required removing one ovary. She burned all old mementos, quit the job she’d chosen for him, and moved to the coast to run a homestay, where she met Chen Ye, a 5-years-younger surfing instructor. Chen Ye always brought her fresh catch, saying, “Your soup works better than painkillers.” But just as she dared to hug him, her ex showed up with a diamond ring: “She’s just a fling—you’re the one I want to marry.” Meanwhile, in Chen Ye’s phone, there’s a note identical to her old “promise to return”—the one she’d written three years ago. Her “letting go” hides more tangled ties. This time, does she need the determination to “never look back,” or the courage to face her true heart?

10 months ago