Slapping Dragons & Kicking Doctors

Reborn in the 70s: The Capitalist's Daughter Wants a Divorce

Shen Zhixia, a modern investment bank elite, died from overworking overnight and reincarnated as a capitalist's daughter in 1975, forced to marry a soldier due to her family background. Hating interest-based marriages from her previous life, she tried every trick to get a divorce: burning rice, faking an illness, even complaining to his army leaders. But her taciturn husband Gu Jingshen was like "sticky candy"—eating her burnt rice, accompanying her to "treat" the fake illness, and even the leader joked, "Xiao Gu dotes on you so much." To her surprise, he'd quietly guarded the original father's gold bars and the courtyard house eyed by relatives. When she finally wavered about divorce, she found a yellowed photo under his pillow: 18-year-old her standing at a 1970 alley, with his note on the back: "Waited five years, finally got you."

1 month ago

Gunpoint Wedding: The 'Trash Guy' I Married Is a Hidden Billionaire

On her wedding day, Su Xiao is cornered at the church door by her ex-boyfriend, who holds a gun to force her to call off the wedding and reconcile. Desperate, she grabs Gu Ting—a man in a tattered T-shirt, called 'trash' by passersby—and begs him to marry her. Gu Ting nods without a word, but after getting the marriage license, he pulls out a black card to pay a million-dollar bride price. It turns out this 'loser' everyone looks down on is a hidden billionaire CEO who has been lying low for ten years. While Su Xiao is still figuring out how to pay the rent, Gu Ting's private manor, exclusive Rolls-Royce, and custom suits hidden in the closet quietly reveal the truth: the lifeline she grabbed randomly is actually a 'tycoon' who can turn the tables for her.

1 month ago

Planting Roses in His Heart

Xie Hongxin, the head of a business empire, destroyed all roses in his garden and closed his heart after the death of his lover. Stubborn gardener Chai Huixin takes the garden restoration job to pay debts, determined to fill it with roses—even facing Xie's cold words and刁难. As thorny roses climb the walls, Xie's buried memories resurface. Can Chai's sincerity pierce the thorns in his heart? A 'healing' rose battle begins.

2 months ago

Transmigrated to the Famine Year, I Saved Twins at the Start

Modern office worker Su Wan died from overwork and woke up in a famine-stricken era full of starving people. Right after regaining consciousness, she encountered two skeletal twins being chased by wild dogs. Using her limited modern survival knowledge, she saved the kids—only to find the siblings had a mysterious background (carrying a dragon-patterned jade plaque) and often murmured strange words like "We’ll protect you when we grow up" at night. To keep the children alive, she foraged wild vegetables, built earthen stoves, and even used her pre-transmigration e-commerce mindset to set up a "wilderness food stall" in the county town. Just as life started to improve, a group of people in fine clothes showed up, claiming the twins were missing royal blood. How will this "rustic foster mother" hold onto the two treasures she snatched from death?

2 months ago

Fight And Snatch: The Young Marshal's Love

Overseas medical student Su Miqi is forced to marry Zhang Jijun, the Young Marshal of the North. She sees him as a "power-hungry warlord wolf" and tries every way to escape. But this marshal doesn't play by the rules—when she changes dressings for the wounded, he crowds over, claiming, "My shoulder hurts too"; when she discusses cooperation with a chamber of commerce young master, he drags her into his arms in public to declare his sovereignty; even when she hides her passport to flee, he searches the entire governor's mansion, slaps the passport into her hand with red eyes: "Su Miqi, the person I've fought for ten years—how could I let you run?" It's not until she finds the old hair ribbon under his pillow that she realizes the little beggar who saved her years ago has long become the marshal who wants to snatch her for a lifetime...

3 months ago

Transmigrated to the 70s: I Became the Family Favorite After Binding the Wealth System

Modern social animal Lin Xiaoman accidentally transmigrates into a 1970s rural novel, becoming the most neglected youngest daughter of the Lin family. In despair, she binds the "Wealth Sowing System"—which allows her to exchange modern knowledge for supplies and skills. She uses the system to get sorghum seeds to solve the food crisis, make herbal plasters for her grandmother's back pain, and teach her sisters to make embroidered handkerchiefs for extra money. Gradually, the once partial grandmother boasts about her as a "sweetheart" to everyone, her sisters turn from alienated to protective, and even her serious father secretly saves candy for her. Just as she becomes the family's "little lucky star," the system pops up a final mission prompt—what surprise awaits in this warm family favorite counterattack?

3 months ago

Thousand Arts Divine Pupil

Lin Chuan, an underpaid salesperson owed three months' wages by his黑心 boss, picked up a broken jade pupil at a night market and activated the "Thousand Arts Divine Pupil" system—able to see through jade in gambling stones, contract traps, and even cultivate qi! He wanted to make money for his mother's treatment but uncovered a wealthy playboy cheating CEO Su Xiao out of her company shares. Su Xiao forced him to be her "business consultant" to check accounts, mocking, "A bumpkin using immortal arts?" The system was worse—daily tasks: help aunties see through health scams (chased as a pyramid scheme spy)、help kids expose toy lottery fraud (accused of kidnapping)! A mysterious figure is also after his divine pupil to kill and seize it... Lin Chuan just wanted to escape poverty, how did he become the "Urban Thousand Arts Immortal"? And why did Su Xiao's look change from "sly cheat" to "cute little milk dog"?

3 months ago