Favor Becomes Feud

Hot Bun's Redemption

This urban short drama, blending elements of era, rebirth and family warmth, centers on a once-sharp-tongued and mean mother-in-law who always bullied her daughter-in-law. After a sudden change, she awakens to her mistakes, lets go of her obsessions, makes her daughter-in-law’s favorite hot buns every day, and takes the initiative to mend the rift with her son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren. Her transformation gradually warms the whole family, turning the once-cold home into a place full of warmth and fireworks, leading to a happy ending that tells the touching story of family affection redemption and admitting mistakes.

5 months ago

My TCM Clinic Went Viral Thanks to Embarrassing Patients

Chen Mo, owner of a small neighborhood TCM clinic that had struggled for three years, was on the brink of shutting down. Everything changed when a needle-phobic patient fainted mid-treatment and accidentally blurted out a 10-year-old embarrassing secret. A passing vlogger captured the moment and posted it online, which went viral overnight. Now crowds flood the clinic: some seeking real medical care, others just wanting to recreate the viral cringe moment for internet clout. Chen Mo must balance running a proper medical practice, dealing with bizarre influencers and unexpected troubles, and he suddenly misses the quiet, uneventful days before his clinic blew up.

6 months ago

Why Not Pity My Canary

Former actress Shi Yueyue is "kept" in a private villa by CEO Zhang Yilun after an accident, becoming the "caged canary" in the eyes of the outside world. She hates the controlled life, but during daily interactions, she notices the abnormality behind Zhang Yilun's indifference—he hides an old photo of her saving a little boy ten years ago. When she finally gathers the courage to escape, Zhang Yilun's words "I'm afraid you'll disappear like you did back then" reveal their ten-year bond: he was the little boy she saved, and the so-called "control" is just his unspoken "fear of losing you".

10 months ago

The 200-Pound Queen Secures the Kingdom

Su Wanwan, the most neglected obese queen of the Daqi Dynasty, died with resentment after being framed by villains, only to be reborn on her wedding day. In her past life, she was insecure about her weight and ignored by the emperor. This time, she’s determined to turn her fate around—winning over the imperial kitchen with her culinary talent and melting the emperor’s heart with delicious dishes, while using past-life memories to expose villains’ plots and help the emperor stabilize the court. When the 200-pound "foodie queen" meets the sullen, scheming "career-focused emperor", they go from a "surface marriage" to mutual devotion. They must guard not just the kingdom, but also their own little sweetness.

11 months ago

Her Twilight Boy

16-year-old Lin Xiaoman lost his parents and was passed around by relatives who wanted nothing to do with him. Until 22-year-old Sang Wan stood at the police station with red eyes: "I'll be his guardian." In reality, she'd just lost her job, lived in a basement, and had only 20 yuan left—just as一无所有 as Xiaoman. Staring at the instant noodle bag in her hand, Xiaoman suddenly said: "I want you to support me." Sang Wan handed him her only hot bun: "Okay." From then on, the bulb in the basement became their starlight: Sang Wan worked three jobs a day, her fingers pale from dishwater; Xiaoman secretly mended her socks into teddy bear patterns and wrapped his school uniform around her when she fell asleep at the table. But the day before Xiaoman's 18th birthday, Sang Wan disappeared, leaving a note: "I'm not worthy of being your light." Three years later, Xiaoman stood at the convenience store where Sang Wan worked, holding a house deed: "When you supported me, you said I was your courage. Now it's my turn—my twilight light, it's time to come home."

11 months ago

I Hit the Top by Bragging

Song Wenjuan, an office nobody, uses bragging to hide her inferiority—claiming she knows investment tycoons and speaks five languages. Unexpectedly, her lies help a colleague land a tough client, and she’s mistaken for a “networking master” by Li Xinyi, the aloof female boss, who forces her into a partnership. As the “bragging web” expands, Song struggles daily to keep her lies afloat, only to discover that Li, who seems perfect, once survived her lowest point by “pretending to be strong.” When the truth is about to come out, they realize those “big lies” have long become courage pushing each other forward. Together, they turn “kind exaggerations” into real success and become true winners in life.

11 months ago

I'm a Prince in the Movie World

Mo Ya, a film editor, stayed up all night to finish editing the costume drama *The Prosperous Prince*. When she woke up, she found herself transported into the role of Mu Yuan, the “idle prince” in the film. She planned to lie low using her “God’s perspective,” but the plot went haywire—Tang Zhilong, the general who was supposed to rebel later, not only识破 her identity as an “outsider” early but also threatened her with a photo of her missing sister from the real world: “Help me change my doomed fate, or you’ll never go back.” Torn between her desire to return to reality and her growing bond with Tang Zhilong, Mo Ya must gamble on an adventure about “truth” in the cracks of the movie world’s rules...

1 year ago