Man at Fifty

The Invincible Carefree Marquis

Ordinary office worker Lin Xiao was suddenly hit by the "Invincible Carefree System" while working overtime late at night—complete weird tasks like "show off without getting beaten" or "save the beauty without messing up", and he can unlock cultivation techniques, luxury cars, mansions, and even superpowers! He thought he could lie flat and counterattack, but the system is more dramatic than him: just after using the "Primary Carefree Step" to avoid the aunt squeezing pimples on the subway, he was immediately sent to chase Su Wan, the cold female CEO who ran away from her wedding. What's more, Su Wan is actually the "Iceberg School Beauty" he had a crush on in high school, and the reason she ran away from marriage is to find someone who can "defeat her grandfather, a cultivator"... When an office worker is forced to pretend to be the Carefree Marquis, and when the system's tricks meet the reunion with an old love, Lin Xiao's urban cultivation journey is so funny that you'll split your sides, but it also hides the ultimate question about "carefreeness"—is it the glory of pretending, or the freedom of keeping your true heart?

8 months ago

What's Wrong with Fearing My Wife?

Lin Xiaochuan is a well-known "henpecked husband" in the company. Colleagues mock him for lacking masculinity, and even his leader thinks he can't achieve anything. But no one knows his "fear" hides deep affection—he drives ride-hailing at midnight to save for his wife's surgery, lies about eating too much ice to hide his stomach pain, and even uses his year-end bonus to buy the necklace she's longed for. Until his wife finds his "wife-loving ledger" and throws herself into his arms crying: "I never wanted you to pretend to be tough; I just want the warmth of standing together." It turns out "fear" is never weakness, but the warmest preference.

9 months ago

Everything Nine Ninety

Lin Xiaoman, the owner of the "Everything Nine Ninety" grocery store in the alley, fights tooth and nail to keep her grandma's legacy—setting up stalls at dawn, doing live streams at midnight, even running to drink water. Her life turns upside down when she meets Gu Jingshen, a "down-and-out worker" who hates nine-ninety goods as "cheap" and can't even tie an apron. Little does she know, this clumsy clerk is the CEO of the conglomerate that's about to demolish her store! From bickering to teaming up against thugs for protection money and breaking 10,000 sales on live streams, Gu is touched by Lin's "poor but happy" spirit, while Lin finds out the "spoiled CEO" secretly fixes her shelves and brews medicine for her grandma. When the demolition notice lands at the store, will Gu choose his "business rules" or推翻 his "empire plan" for love?

1 year ago

Terminal Illness? My Street Stall Saved Me

Diagnosed with only three months to live, Jiang Shan sets up a humble street stall in despair. What begins as a struggle for survival turns into an unexpected journey of renewal. Through heartfelt encounters with customers and fellow vendors, he rediscovers the will to live amidst the hustle and bustle. But when a shocking truth about his illness emerges, fate plays a twist—and his little stall becomes the starting point of a stunning urban comeback.

1 year ago

My 70s Husband Keeps Persuading Me to Have a Second Child

This is a light-hearted and humorous family short drama, telling the story of a husband born in the 70s who goes to great lengths to persuade his wife to have a second child. Filled with sweet interactions between the couple and hilarious daily life scenarios, the drama showcases the warmth and fun of modern family life.

1 year ago