The Top Scholar's Revenge

Lovers Lost in Midsummer Night

Lin Xiaoman, an overworked office worker on the verge of collapse, triggers the "Midsummer Love-Seeking System" at a convenience store on a midsummer night—if she doesn’t get Lu Xingyao, the unattainable man she’s loved for three years, to say "I want to spend summer with you" within 7 days, she’ll be trapped in an endless loop of this night. To break free, she embarks on a "social-death pursuit": delivering soy milk with three times the sugar (Lu hates sweet things), posing as a cleaner to wipe his desk (losing his pen cap), and even holding a sign in the rain that reads "Mr. Lu, I’ll help you raise your cat" (she just fed his stray cat). Amidst the laughter, she discovers Lu has long noticed her—he secretly kept the Christmas apple box she gave last year, and deliberately left the pen cap on her desk. The system’s truth is even more shocking: five years ago, Lu confessed to her on a midsummer night, but she missed it due to overtime; he lost his memory in a car accident, and the system is his subconscious trying to restart their fate. In the end, Lu holds the apple box and says, "I want to spend every summer with you," breaking the loop and letting them reclaim their lost midsummer love.

1 month ago

Starting with a Toxic Chicken Soup Live Stream That Almost Killed the Audience from Laughter

On the day she lost her job, corporate slave Lin Xiaoman started a "toxic chicken soup live stream" to vent—mocking the workplace myth that "effort equals free overtime" and joking that "the one who initiates in love is like a food delivery guy: first to arrive, first to cool". Unexpectedly, her sharp, real rants made the audience laugh so hard they slapped tables, and 100,000+ viewers flooded the stream instantly. But she didn't expect those "heart-piercing lines" (used to protect herself) would quietly heal others struggling too: a late-night overtime programmer said "Your words gave me the courage to refuse team building", a girl over a breakup said "I finally dared to delete my ex". Even more surprising is a mysterious "Little Sun" viewer who always sends hearts when her stream is low. When she looks for this person, she finds this "Little Sun" is a high school student who was pulled out of autism by her "toxic soup"…

4 months ago

The 3.5-Year-Old Villain Arrives: Leading Dad to Restore the Royal Mansion's Glory

Tangtang, who transmigrated into a 3.5-year-old villain in a novel, wakes up to her father—Prince Shen Yan of Dingbei—trapped in a false treason charge, with the royal mansion on the brink of seizure. The little cutie activates her system, uses her milky "mind-reading ability" to expose the concubine's frame-up, lures evidence from a bandit den with rock sugar gourds to clear her dad's name, and even confronts the Empress Dowager with an imperial edict until she's speechless. While helping her father restore the ruined mansion, she uses her cuteness to "persuade" noble ladies in the capital to take their side. Watching those who once looked down on the mansion beg for mercy, Tangtang puts her hands on her hips and shouts: "Anyone who bullies my dad must pay!" Shen Yan goes from "How can my daughter be so capable?" to "My baby is the best in the world." The father-daughter duo spreads sweetness while punishing scumbags—see how the 3.5-year-old little villain leads her dad to counterattack to the top!

4 months ago

As Long as I Study Hard, I Can Get Stronger

This series follows the story of a spoiled young master who unexpectedly travels to a future world. Relying on his past brilliance and relentless effort, he gradually transforms into a legendary scholar and becomes an invincible powerhouse. In this city full of opportunities and challenges, he upholds the belief that 'as long as I study hard, I can become infinitely stronger,' triggering a series of counterattack stories. The narrative showcases his growth and transformation, emphasizing the importance of perseverance, intelligence, and courage. As the plot unfolds, he evolves from a dismissed young master into a shockingly powerful leader, leading change and creating a legendary urban story.

10 months ago

Transcending Cultivation: The Path to Peak Reversal

In a mystical and fantasy-filled cultivation world, the protagonist unexpectedly travels through time, only to face the peril of being possessed from the very beginning. No! I cannot die! Determined to defy the heavens, he cultivates his way to achieve greatness and rise to the pinnacle. Each crisis and challenge becomes a stepping stone toward becoming a powerful cultivator. Filled with excitement, bravery, wisdom, and perseverance, this story showcases a thrilling journey of reversal and growth, inspiring viewers with a tale of resilience and triumph.

1 year ago

Addicted After Breaking Vows

The youngest abbot of a millennium-old monastery, Xuanji, breaks his vows to save business tycoon Su Wan. What begins as a fleeting encounter turns into an obsession as the ascetic monk relentlessly pursues her, demanding she renounce secular life. When Buddhist precepts clash with burning desire, and prayer beads tangle with stilettos, how will this forbidden romance end?

1 year ago

Snatch the CEO as Daddy

Clumsy intern Su Xiaotang mistakes icy CEO Lu Tingchen for her blind date, accidentally signing a fake marriage contract. When she discovers he's her new boss, the two are forced to cohabitate. From mutual disdain to growing affection, their relationship faces tests from ex-girlfriend drama and hidden pasts. With a surprise pregnancy twist, their chaotic romance reaches boiling point when their toddler points to a business magazine shouting 'Daddy'.

1 year ago

The Full Moon at Fifteen, the Slightly Full at Sixteen

Cui Yongfeng, after catching his brother and wife in adultery, was driven out of his home, leading to a family breakup. Twenty years later, on his 50th birthday, his adopted son secretly invites his brother for celebration, but old wounds reopen, subjecting Cui to further humiliation. This family drama short play explores themes of betrayal, secrets, and reconciliation, illustrating the complexities of human nature, familial love, and internal struggles.

1 year ago