Nursing Home Overlord

1972: Youth Under the Fluttering Red Flags

In a 1972 northern educated youth village, Lin Xiaoman, a city-bred知青, dove into the cornfields with Mao’s quotation book, yet insisted on opening a night school for illiterate villagers—even when Zhou Weiguo, the production team accountant, mocked her “foolish effort.” She rummaged through the dorm for old newspapers to paste blackboards; he complained but secretly cut his family’s old locust tree for table legs. She walked 30 miles to gather textbooks; he waited at the village entrance with a boiled corn saved for half a month. When the kerosene lamp lit up the first class, it revealed not just red flags on the wall, but also the spark in their eyes—turns out, the most passionate youth is sharing days with you, turning life into a scene of fluttering red flags.

1 month ago

The Rebel Granny: Leading Her Kids to a Comeback

Retired grandma Zhou Guilan’s world collapses when her son-in-law steals her life savings. Her kids are either jobless and mocked or bullied at work—all hope seems lost. But Zhou, with her “rebellious spirit,” refuses to surrender: she drags her ashamed son to sell braised food stalls, becomes her shy daughter’s live-stream “prop,” and even stands up to the bully neighbor and debt dodgers. From being laughed at as “senile” to earning their first pot of gold with street smarts, the mother-son pair goes from fighting to standing side by side, and her daughter grows from insecure to shining. Against all odds, this family fights their way from rock bottom to a legendary comeback.

2 months ago

The Female General's Revenge: The Emperor's Hidden Heart

On the rainy night when the Zhenguo General's Mansion was massacred, 16-year-old Shen Zhixia crawled out of the pile of corpses, clutching a secret letter her father had shoved into her hands—the clue to the mastermind. Five years later, she化名Su Dai and entered the palace as an embroideress, determined to get close to the prime minister who had orchestrated the massacre. But her first break-in to the prime minister's study was caught by Emperor Xiao Jingheng. Instead of being sent to the torture chamber, she was pulled into his arms: "Want the truth? Stay with me." Since then, she became his "special person"—he taught her military strategy, shielded her from assassins, and even when the prime minister made things difficult for her, he gave her a royal jade pendant: "This is my token." When Shen Zhixia finally accused the prime minister with the secret letter, she saw Xiao Jingheng take out another letter in the hall—it turned out he had long discovered the prime minister's treason, but couldn't save the General's Mansion due to insufficient troops; and his "favor" was a five-year-old "I want to avenge with you."

2 months ago

The Unreturned Years

Amidst the chaos of war, husband Zhang Feng dies heroically, leaving wife Lin Wan devastated. Half a year later, his younger brother Zhang Tao returns disguised as Feng, taking over the marriage. Lin Wan, elated, believes her husband has resurrected—only to uncover disturbing truths: Tao sleeps beside her under Feng's name each night and pressures her to bear children. A furious confrontation erupts: “You’re his brother, using his identity while sharing my bed? He perished, yet you force me to carry your child!” As lies unravel, Lin Wan faces a maelstrom of love and betrayal: is Feng truly dead? Why did Tao craft this deceitful love affair? Set against a backdrop of political turmoil, this tale of identity swaps, forbidden passion, and shocking twists ignites an emotional storm, leaving a cliffhanger of life-or-death choices.

7 months ago

No More Love Fool

Corporate elite Su Li transmigrates into a cliché romance novel as the tragic female lead. Armed with the original plot, she tears up the script—publicly humiliating the toxic male lead while reviving her family business. But when the novel's villainous second male lead reveals he's also a transmigrator, their battle of wits across dimensions begins. In this game of reversed tropes, who's truly pulling the strings?

11 months ago

Who Are You Showing Your Affection to Now That I'm Dead

A short drama about life, death, and true feelings, depicting a deceased person's sarcasm and reflection on the hypocritical affection of the living.

11 months ago