Moving to the Next Chapter After Shift Change

Honey, Don’t Panic, I’ll Dominate Jiangzhou

Lin Mo, the son-in-law of Jiangzhou’s prominent Ye family who works as a humble security guard, is looked down upon by his in-laws and teased by his younger sister-in-law. At a Ye family banquet, the dandy rich young master Zhao provokes Lin Mo and humiliates his wife publicly. Lin Mo, who has endured for a long time, unleashes his anger and kicks Zhao to the ground immediately. Then, his two hidden identities—reclusive miracle doctor "Ghost" and invincible war god—are revealed, shocking everyone. This time, he will stand up for his wife, start his counterattack in Jiangzhou, and make all those who look down on him pay the price.

1 week ago

Childhood Friend Panics After I Cancel the Cooperation

My childhood friend Chen Mo started a business relying on my family's investment, and I gave support repeatedly. But he took it for granted, not only ungrateful but also poached my resources and targeted me everywhere. This time I pulled out all cooperation in anger and turned to support new talents. At first, Chen Mo didn't care. Until his project faced capital chain crisis and partners fled one after another, he panicked and begged me for forgiveness, but the trust had been broken by him, never to be recovered.

2 months ago

Back to the 80s: I Became My Husband's Unforgettable White Moonlight

When modern office worker Su Xiao stayed up late reading a "chasing-wife-to-the-crematorium" novel, she accidentally traveled back to the 1980s and became Lin Xiaotang—the deceased neighbor sister who was her husband Chen Mo's "unforgettable white moonlight" (zhusha zhi, a metaphor for an irreplaceable person in one's heart). The original Lin Xiaotang was Chen Mo's secret love, who died saving him from drowning. But Su Xiao finds that the current Chen Mo is a taciturn yet reliable steelworker, both reverent and distant towards "her"—he fears that getting close will "lose her again." With modern ideas, Su Xiao helps Chen Mo fight injustice in the workshop, stands up for his bullied apprentice, and even turns an idle yard into a small canteen, gradually warming Chen Mo's closed heart. However, when she uncovers the truth that the original Lin Xiaotang's death wasn't an accident but a push, Chen Mo's guilt erupts. Can they cross the gap between "memory" and "reality" and turn the "white moonlight" into a real "life partner"?

11 months ago

Transmigrated to the 1980s: After My Fiancé Cheated, I Married a Military Officer

Su Wan stayed up late reading a novel and transmigrated into a rural girl in the 1980s. Right before her engagement with her childhood sweetheart, she caught him cheating with her best friend in a cornfield! She tore up the engagement immediately, only to be “stopped” at the village entrance by Gu Jingshen, a battalion commander from the military region—turns out they had a childhood betrothal! At first, Su Wan found Gu too serious, but soon she realized he not only dealt with her toxic relatives but also secretly brought her fruit candies from the city. Gu Jingshen, moved by her boldness, let go of his cold facade and doted on her as the “group favorite” of the military compound. When a modern independent woman meets a tough patriotic officer, a sweet and satisfying story of marriage first, love later has just begun!

11 months ago

Tang Dynasty's ER Miracle Doctor

ER doctor Xia Ren had a heart attack while staying up late writing medical records—only to wake up in the Tang Dynasty! As a modern emergency expert, he immediately faces a laboring peasant woman, a child with a high fever, and even the “insane” princess summoned him to the palace. But Tang medicine relies on traditional diagnosis—his CPR and IV infusions are called “black magic,” and he’s charged with “witch doctor” by the capital’s governor. While proving modern medicine isn’t sorcery, he fights to save lives. Can Xia Ren become the “miracle doctor” of the Tang?

11 months ago