No. 44 Dongshan Road

Waking Up as the Eternal Emperor

Office worker Lin Xiao stays up all night revising a project proposal and falls asleep due to exhaustion. He wakes up to find himself reborn as the newly enthroned young emperor of the Dayin Dynasty. Just as he recovers from the shock, he stumbles upon the conspiracy of the empress dowager and a powerful minister to usurp the throne, and senses hidden danger. To survive and find his way back to modern times, he uses his modern thinking to navigate among forces, fend off rivals' backstabbing, get involved in harem and court disputes, and forms a complex bond with the loyal young general. An absurd and dangerous survival journey as an emperor kicks off.

1 month ago

Xiu Lian: Bridges Ancient and Modern

Originally a skilled embroiderer named Xiu Lian who fled wars in ancient times, she accidentally travels to modern city during a flash flood. Penniless, she takes bit roles in film crews, until her masterful double-sided embroidery on a handkerchief catches a non-cultural heritage inheritor’s eye. Adapting to modern life while upholding traditional craftsmanship, she rises from an unknown extra to a renowned double-sided embroidery master. Finally, she bridges past and present with her art, leading hometown villagers to get rich via traditional embroidery, crafting an extraordinary cross-time inheritance story.

2 months ago

You Wanted to Break Up, Now You're Crying for the Inheritance

Three years ago, Su Xiao was dumped by her ex-boyfriend Chen Mo for “personality incompatibility.” She fought her way from a part-time clerk to an advertising executive, finally moving on from the heartbreak. Unexpectedly, Chen Mo shows up at her door, red-eyed, begging for a second chance—because Su Xiao’s grandfather passed away, leaving her a ten-million-yuan inheritance. Chen Mo claims the breakup was “for a good reason” and wants to restart their relationship. Su Xiao sneers: “You left faster than anyone back then. Does the inheritance smell good now?” But Chen Mo doesn’t give up; he even follows her to the company to “make amends.” Then Su Xiao finds a photo in her grandfather’s will—Chen Mo and her grandfather, with a note on the back: “He begged me not to tell you he had leukemia.” Su Xiao is stunned—was the breakup really a “white lie”? And is Chen Mo crying out of guilt, or for the inheritance?

8 months ago

Love Across a Thousand Mountains

Lin Shen and Su Wan were childhood sweethearts who shared watermelons at the old alley mouth. At 18, Lin Shen vanished without a trace, leaving only "Wait for me." Ten years later, they meet again in a hospital—he's a returning heart surgeon with a "fiancée," she's an ICU nurse hiding her terminal illness diagnosis. It turns out he left to work illegally abroad to fund her surgery, while she hid her condition to not burden him. When Lin Shen holds her hand during surgery and says, "I had our marriage application in my pocket when I left," all the years of separation across mountains and seas become a mutual devotion of "I never gave up." The heart-wrenching regret finally turns into sugar with his last words: "Marry me."

8 months ago