My Love and I at Dusk

The Ugly Girl's Glow-Up in the 70s

In the 1970s, in Kaoshan Tun Village, Lin Zhaodi was called a "father-killing ugly freak" because of a palm-sized blue birthmark on her face—her grandma dumped all the hard work on her, village kids threw stones at her, and even her fiancé broke off the engagement before marriage, saying, "Marrying her is worse than marrying an ox that can plow." Until she found a tattered "Folk Remedy Book" in the abandoned ancestral hall. She secretly used the herbs inside to cure a villager's mastitis and saved Chen Mo, an educated youth, from heatstroke. As she cured more and more difficult cases for the villagers, the gossips turned into "Zhaodi is our village's living Bodhisattva." Chen Mo even blushed and said, "Your profile when boiling medicine is prettier than any city girl I've ever seen." When she finally dared to smile at the bronze mirror, she understood: A true glow-up isn't changing your face—it's turning others' prejudices into light that shines on yourself.

1 week ago

How Can the Office "Cattle" Have Kids?

Lin Xiaoman, an office slave, is known as the "cattle" of her company—revising client plans at 3 AM, taking the blame for her boss, even bringing her laptop to dates to edit PPTs. When her parents' calls pushing for marriage and children drive her crazy, she meets Chen Mo, who's also drained by work: they hide in the stairwell eating takeout to vent, help each other deal with the boss's unreasonable demands, and become each other's "work partner." But when their relationship deepens, "having a kid" becomes a hurdle—Xiaoman fears having a child will ruin her hard-earned position, while Chen Mo worries he can't give the child a stable life, leading to their first argument. It's not until Xiaoman faints from overwork and Chen Mo rushes her to the hospital that he understands: the question "how can office 'cattle' have kids" is never about ability, but about the courage to turn "impossible" into "our future" with that special someone.

1 month ago

Back to 1987: Rewrite Life with 100 Million

Chen Mo, cornered by debt collectors on the rooftop, accidentally triggers a time portal in the old cabinet of his ancestral home—to activate time travel, he needs 100 million yuan as "time energy funds". Desperate, he takes out a black-market loan and finally crashes into a 1987 alleyway. Using future memories, he scrambles to speculate on treasury bonds, open the first video arcade, and bet on fledgling real estate—making a fortune while secretly tracking down the enemy who drove his father to jump off a bridge. But just as he’s about to take revenge, his phone pings with a debt collection message from the black-market lender—turns out the creditor had long followed him through the portal’s "loophole"? Even more terrifying: the 100 million he saved is "evaporating" at 1 million yuan a day…

1 month ago

Blind Scheme

After a sudden accident leaves business elite Gu Jingming blind, his seemingly devoted wife Lin Wei secretly manipulates his assets and freedom. Gradually, Gu realizes that losing his sight might be the key to seeing humanity's darkest truths. Pretending submission, he sets up an intricate countermove—when lies unravel, who is the hunter and who is the prey?

4 months ago

Us Later

Ten years ago, Lin and Xiao fell deeply in love on the campus of a Beijing university, but their dreams and reality clashed, leading to a heartbreaking separation at graduation. Lin returned to her hometown for a settled marriage, while Xiao pursued a career in the city. A decade later, a class reunion brings them face-to-face: Lin is now a weary housewife, and Xiao appears successful yet lonely. Old sparks reignite, stirring suppressed desires and pain. They must confront Lin's marital responsibilities, Xiao's seductive career opportunities, and a hidden secret from the past. As memories and truths unravel, the suspense builds: Can this long-lost love rekindle, or will it shatter everyone's lives? A tale of emotional conflicts, suspenseful twists, and growth in love and regret, around 200 words.

5 months ago