Royal Roundup

Dad-Carry System: The Whole Family's Encore

Office worker Lin Xiaoman complained about her dad's "cowardice" and accidentally bound the "Dad-Carry System"—she must help her unemployed, reclusive dad regain his life's highlight, or she'll lose her "office worker status". But during the mission, her mom, who passed away three years ago, appears as a "system assistant", and her rebellious brother is also forced to team up. It turns out the system's real purpose is to help the family make up for past regrets: Dad's 10-year-hidden business plan, Mom's unsaid "I understand you", and Brother's true heart of pretending to be cool due to lack of love... The whole family completes the mission in chaos while re-learning how to love each other.

1 week ago

Long-Planned Love

Su Wan, an advertising planner, has been hounded by "coincidences" lately: the coffee shop she frequents has a new owner named Lin Shen, warm congee always appears when she works overtime, and even the one who shields her from alcohol at parties is him. When she suspects this is a "scheme," Lin Shen’s old diary reveals the truth—ten years ago, he was bullied and crying on the rooftop, and Su Wan handed him a fruit candy saying, "You look better when you smile." Since then, he’s worked tirelessly to grow, every "encounter" a rehearsed opening line, every act of tenderness courage saved up for a decade. When the "deliberateness" is laid bare, Su Wan realizes: the best love never comes suddenly—it’s someone spending ten years hiding "I like you" as "I just happened to meet you."

1 month ago

The Real Heiress Brings Glory, the Fake One Earns a Place in the Ancestral Hall

Shen Zhaozhao, the real daughter of the Shen family, returns at 18 only to find that "fake daughter" Lin Wanwan has long become the family's "backbone"—not only holding the company's decision-making power, but also engaged to Gu Shiyan, the man Zhaozhao has loved for years. Zhaozhao is determined to take back everything, but when she tries to expose Wanwan, she discovers: the switch was because Wanwan's mother died saving Mrs. Shen in a fire, and Wanwan has been keeping the Shen family as per her mother's last wish. Gu Shiyan has long known Wanwan's identity; what he loves is not the "heiress title", but the girl who熬s medicine for Grandma Shen late at night and blocks drinks for employees. Watching Wanwan collapse from overwork and be hospitalized, Zhaozhao finally understands: some "positions" are not stolen by blood, but warmed by sincerity. But just as she wants to make peace, Wanwan's cancer diagnosis slaps her in the face...

1 month ago

Deadly Ride-Hailing

Lin Xiaoman, an overworked internet company employee, hails a ride home at 3 AM, only to find the driver detouring into a deserted suburb. Her phone loses signal, and a blood-stained rope peeks from the passenger seat—she freezes, recalling the recent "ride-hailing disappearances"! Just as she grabs pepper spray, the driver slams on brakes, handing her bag tremblingly: "Miss, I heard you cry about ‘giving up on late-stage gastric cancer’… My daughter died the same way last year. I was scared you’d do something stupid, so I wanted to take you to her favorite evening cherry blossoms." The "deadly" threat turns out to be a misunderstanding—those "abnormalities" were just a father’s desperate attempt to "persuade you to stay."

1 month ago

Laughed at for Being Poor When Sending My Daughter to School? I'm the Heavenly Ranked God of War Who Summoned All City Big Shots

Lin Hao, a retired Heavenly Ranked God of War, dresses in old clothes to send his daughter Xiaotang to an elite kindergarten, hoping to give her a normal life. However, the money-worshipping Teacher Zhou mocks him publicly, saying, 'Poor guy, don't dirty the school,' and even shoves Xiaotang, making her fall and cry. Lin Hao can't bear it any longer and takes out his phone—seconds later, the city's richest man, military chief, and other big shots arrive, respectfully calling him 'Commander Lin'! It turns out he was a top god of war who protected the country, and he retired just to be with his daughter. Teacher Zhou and the snobbish parents are instantly terrified and kneel down begging for forgiveness. Lin Hao says coldly, 'Whoever hurts my daughter must pay the price!'

3 months ago

Beijing Olympic Spring Tide

When the old Beijing Olympic venue "Chunchao Hall" faces demolition due to urban planning, cultural relic restorer Lin Xiaoman finds a 1990 Asian Games volunteer diary while sorting relics. The diary’s owner, Chen Mo, has guarded the hall for 30 years—he and his girlfriend, the hall’s designer, agreed to marry after its completion, but she died in an accident on the acceptance day. Chen Mo thus treated the hall as their "unfinished home". Chen Shi, a photographer claiming to be Chen Mo’s nephew, is actually his unborn son; his mother told him before dying, "Your father abandoned us", so he returned to "seek the truth". Xiaoman helps Chen Mo find his girlfriend’s design manuscript (to prove the hall’s historical value) and tries to resolve Chen Shi’s resentment, while secretly falling for this tough-but-soft man. When the demolition team arrives, the manuscript is found—it’s the girlfriend’s last words: "Chunchao Hall is our home, waiting for you." Chen Shi understands his father’s deep love, and the father-son reconcile. Chunchao Hall is preserved as a historical relic of the Asian Games, and Xiaoman and Chen Shi hold hands under cherry blossoms—turns out "Chunchao" (Spring Tide) is never just the hall’s name, but the love of two generations that never fades in time.

4 months ago

Flawless Blood Jade

Archaeology prodigy Lin Xia's life turns upside down when she acquires a millennia-old blood jade. The artifact not only draws pursuit from a mysterious organization, but also traps her in recurring crimson nightmares. As she investigates, Lin discovers the jade is connected to a mass murder case from 300 years ago. The enigmatic antique dealer Lu Yuan, who keeps appearing during her crises, seems to harbor darker secrets. When the truth emerges, Lin learns a brutal lesson - the most flawless jades often carry the deepest bloodstains.

11 months ago