Frost Moon Sleepless

1970s: They Asked You to Mediate, But Everyone Divorced

In 1978, at the state-owned factory's family compound, Lin Xiaoman, a new women's federation officer, took office with a copy of *Marriage Mediation Manual*, determined to "tie quarreling couples together." But her first case— a stingy husband hiding his wife's private savings— made her stand up for the wife and get the passbook back, only for the husband to slam the table and yell, "I can't live like this!" For the second domestic violence case, she taught the abused wife to write a "divorce application," and the wife actually returned with a red divorce certificate. For the third case of a cold-war teacher couple, she pleaded with them to communicate, but they both said in unison, "We've wanted to split for a long time." In just half a month, all three couples in the compound divorced. Lin Xiaoman was called in by the secretary for a scolding, but saw the divorced women shine: the abused wife opened a tailor shop, the teacher's wife got into normal college, and even the shy farmer's wife set up a street stall. It was then she realized— in 1970s marriages, what needed "mediation" most was never the conflicts, but the courage to tear up the old ledger of fear.

1 month ago

Ten Years of Secret Love, Mr. Fu, Stop Resisting

Lin Xiaoman has secretly loved her neighbor Fu Shiyan for a decade—from the schoolgirl chasing him with a uniform on to the white-collar hiding her feelings while accompanying him to parties. She's always stayed as his "little sister" until she holds a blind date photo and laughs, "I'm marrying someone else." Fu Shiyan suddenly pins her against the wall, pulling out her unsent high school love letter—turns out he'd long rummaged her drawer and grown used to her presence, just waiting for her to make the first move. But this time, he can't wait anymore...

2 months ago

The In-Laws Bully Me, But My Family Protects Me

Lin Wan married into the working-class Gu family, only to be constantly harassed by her mother-in-law Li Guilan for her rural roots: framing her for breaking a family heirloom, forcing her to cook for the whole family at 4 a.m., and making her wash clothes in cold water during early pregnancy. When Li Guilan raised a broom to hit her, her brother’s voice message suddenly rang out: "I bought the breakfast shop downstairs, Mom brought aunts to help with housework, and Dad bought the office building across the street—no one can wrong you anymore!" Gu Jingchuan, her husband who had always obeyed his mother, suddenly pulled her into his arms and took out an asset transfer document: "Wanwan is my savior I’ve been looking for three years—I already transferred all Gu family assets to her. If you bully her again, move out."

2 months ago

Blossoms of Rural Women

Lin Wanxiang (played by Zhu Xinyuan), a widowed rural daughter-in-law, is misunderstood by her mother-in-law and gossiped about by villagers because of the 100,000-yuan debt left by her husband. Yet she grits her teeth and plants roses on the wasteland behind the mountain—determined to support her broken family on her own. Zhou Xiu (played by Jiao Na), the village head's daughter, repeatedly sabotages the rose garden out of jealousy of her closeness to veterinarian Chen Mo (played by Li Mengyang); her best friend A Ju (played by Guo Siyan) secretly borrows money for her but is domestically abused by her husband... When the roses are about to bloom, a heavy rain strikes. Can Lin Wanxiang, crouching in the mud to protect the seedlings, wait for her spring? In 96 episodes, watch a rural woman transform from "grass trampled in the mud" to "a flower blooming in the wind."

2 months ago

Mind-reading Little Maid: I Watch the Emperor's Persona Collapse

I’m Tao, the most unnoticeable maid in the palace. After knocking over enchanted water from the imperial kitchen, I gain the ability to read minds—even the thoughts of Xiao Jingheng, the revered 'cold and wise' emperor. Planning to just enjoy the gossip, I discover his hidden side: he secretly eats osmanthus cakes in the study, fears the dark (needing a plush doll to sleep), and spent half a year knitting a scarf for the Empress Dowager but hasn’t dared to give it. Just as I’m hooked on his 'contrast cuteness,' Xiao Jingheng grabs my wrist: 'You can read minds, can’t you?' He’s known my secret all along and wants to use me against the villains plotting to usurp his throne. As I try to keep 'watching the show,' I’m pulled into his world—his loneliness, his softness, and the genuine heart behind his imperial facade. Little do we know, the villains are closing in, and our 'gossip game' might turn into a bond of survival… and maybe, love.

2 months ago

The Bright Moon Illuminates My Parents' Hearts

"The Bright Moon Illuminates My Parents' Hearts" is a heartfelt short drama that unfolds during the Mid-Autumn Festival. It depicts how children express their love and gratitude to their parents through the symbol of moonlight. The story centers around the protagonist, Mou Xin Jie, who, amidst a busy life, remains mindful of filial piety, using the bright moon to convey his deep affection. Through delicate emotional portrayals and warm visuals, the drama evokes viewers' appreciation for family bonds and cultural traditions. This piece not only highlights the cultural significance of the festival but also delivers values of filial piety and gratitude, making it a touching and inspiring work.

7 months ago

World Without Fraud

"World Without Fraud" tells the story of a normal family who, in their effort to improve their life, frugally saves up two hundred thousand yuan. Unfortunately, their kind but naive grandma, lacking the ability to discern lies, is deceived and drawn into new trouble. As the plot unfolds, the family unexpectedly gets entangled in urban conspiracies and adventures. The series combines elements of fantasy, intense action, and heartwarming moments, showcasing family unity, courage, and wisdom in confronting scams. This compact, thrilling drama is packed with suspense and emotional depth, making it a favorite among viewers.

11 months ago