Puppy Bites the Moon

Left with Nothing: My Culinary Skills Rise to Fame

Shen Jianguo, a senior chef in his sixties, is framed by his ungrateful son-in-law and business partner and ousted from home with nothing. Down on his luck, he meets Lin Xiao, a frustrated restaurant owner, and the two fall in love and remarry. Supported by Lin Xiao, Shen starts from a street stall, uses his decades of authentic culinary skills to fight against capital's malicious suppression, rises against all odds, becomes a culinary legend, and finally gains long-awaited love and family warmth, completing his stunning comeback.

2 months ago

Fake Marriage, True Heart

Rising designer Su Wan is forced to sign a one-year contractual marriage with cold-faced business tycoon Gu Yanchen to reclaim her family's design firm stolen by her cousin. They agreed to pose as a loving couple publicly while keeping their distance privately. Su initially saw the marriage as just a revenge tool, but gradually grew touched by Gu's quiet protection as they fought business rivals and survived family crises. When her cousin colludes with outsiders to set a deadly trap, Gu drops his facade and uses his power to protect her. Su then realizes this contractual marriage was actually his long-planned trap to win her heart—what started as a fake show will finally bloom into true love.

7 months ago

Peerless of Great Xia

Lin Xiu, heir to a Great Xia military family, saw his entire clan massacred by villains' false accusations. Rescued by a reclusive master, he spent a decade mastering the lost "Peerless Manual" in the mountains. Emerging as the "Peerless Guest" to avenge his family, he stumbles into a bigger plot—the Crown Prince, mastermind of his family's tragedy, is colluding with evil martial sects to overthrow the new dynasty. Worse, the Dark Pavilion assassin "Wan Ying" chasing him is Su Wan, his childhood fiancée. Trapped between blood feud, rekindled love, and a dying nation, can Lin Xiu use his Peerless Sword to cut through the fog and defend justice?

8 months ago

What a "Good Boy"!

Lin Yewen is the school’s undisputed "good boy"—top three in grades, soft-spoken, even the janitor aunt calls him "more thoughtful than her own son". Until transfer student Gu Chenyu stumbles on his secret: in the abandoned warehouse after school, he’s growling into an electric guitar, sweat dripping from his hair, his eyes blazing with a wildness that could burn through the ceiling. Gu Chenyu originally planned to blackmail him into skipping class, but she didn’t expect to be hooked by this "contrast"—turns out, beneath the "good boy" shell, there’s a heart dying to smash the "rules". When Lin Yewen’s secret is plastered all over the school bulletin board, when the "good kid" persona collapses completely, how will they face the school’s pointing fingers? And how dare they admit that what they fell in love with is exactly each other’s "unruly" side?

9 months ago

Me as the Bait, You as the Blade

Lin Wan, a narcotics cop, takes the initiative to approach Gu Cheng—a killer known as the “never-missing blade”—to investigate her sister’s death. She uses herself as bait to uncover the darkness behind her sister’s demise. But Gu Cheng has long seen through her identity, yet plays along: giving her a necklace with a tracker, taking a fatal stab for her, and even breaking his organization’s rules to save her from danger. As they fall deeper into the game of “bait vs. blade,” Lin Wan discovers her sister’s death is linked to the drug ring behind Gu Cheng. Is this a trap she set, or a “countermove” he planned all along? The scariest part? Neither can tell if their attraction is a disguise… or the real thing.

9 months ago

Why Did I Become the Mountain God After Transmigrating to the Deep Mountains?

Lin Xiaoman, a corporate slave, fell into a "mysterious freezer" in a convenience store while working overtime on a proposal. When she woke up, she was lying in a dilapidated temple in a fog-shrouded deep mountain—before her were villagers holding incense and candles, crying and shouting, "The Mountain God has appeared!" It turns out the mountain hasn’t had rain for half a year, and the villagers believe she is the reincarnation of the "Qingqiu Mountain God" who disappeared a century ago. Lin Xiaoman wanted to run away immediately, but she found she could understand the stream’s voice and make withered trees sprout—worse still, if she didn’t solve the drought for the villagers, she’d be trapped here forever by the "Mountain God Contract." While pretending to be a god to handle the villagers’ "rain-seeking rituals" and secretly searching for a way back, the more she investigates, the more she discovers: the truth about the Mountain God’s disappearance a hundred years ago seems to be linked to her past life?

10 months ago

Dare to Harm My Wife and Daughter? You're Dead!

Chen Mo, an ordinary office worker, retired from his painful past, pouring all his tenderness into his nurse wife Lin Xiao and daughter Xiao Tang. But when his daughter is pushed down the stairs by a gang leader's son and falls comatose, and his wife is humiliated and injured while demanding justice, the sharpness hidden under his gentle facade erupts—he was once a top special forces soldier feared by criminals! To protect his family, he regains his skills, gathers evidence of the gang's crimes, takes down their protectors one by one, and even breaks into the gang leader's birthday party alone, declaring before everyone: "You can mess with me, but hurt my wife and daughter? Today, I'll show you what fear truly is!" A revenge fueled by protection is about to tear through the darkness.

1 year ago

My Fiancé Stole My Parking Spot, So I Called Off the Wedding

Lin Xiaoman, who worked overtime until midnight, clutched her stomach medicine and rushed home—her exclusive parking spot, bought with three months' salary, was her "little sense of security" outside the rental house. But parked there was her fiancé Chen Mo's new SUV. What hurt her more was Chen Mo's impatient voice as he held his phone: "It's just a parking spot? We're getting married soon—why split yours and mine?" Remembering how he'd missed prenatal checkups and forgotten her stomach trouble lately, all under the excuse of "being busy with work", Xiaoman suddenly smiled—she pulled up their engagement video, faced Chen Mo, and pressed "delete": "Since there's no place for me in your 'us', this wedding—let's call it off."

1 year ago