The Wind and the Crops

The Emotion Supermarket

Hidden at the end of a late-night alley is an "Emotion Supermarket" open only at midnight. Its owner Lin Xiaomai can sell or exchange various emotions: instill courage for the frustrated, and take away expired regrets for the lonely. One day, a mysterious customer clutching an old candy wrapper trades his treasured memento (from his mother) for the courage to face the truth, accidentally uncovering Lin's hidden secret that she opened the supermarket to retrieve her lost empathy. When the last emotional transaction ends and the closing bell rings, can she get her own emotions back?

3 months ago

120 Years Young, Time to Venture

Lin Mo, a 120-year-old paleontologist, is fed up with his family’s forced retirement. Using his self-developed AI assistant, he disguises himself as a 25-year-old overseas-returned PhD and joins a leading internet company. Intending to find a quiet spot for paleontology research, he’s accidentally drawn into corporate infighting, startup project disputes, and has to confront sudden rivals and past grudges from his youth. This "old soul" embarks on a highly contrastive "counterattack venture" in the tricky modern world, determined to uncover the truth of a century-old scientific research case.

3 months ago

The Yan Qing Sect

Modern office worker Lin Xiaoman dies from overwork, only to wake up as the last leader of Yan Qing Sect—a hidden immortal cultivation sect with nothing left but a run-down temple and a sarcastic fat cat. Worse yet, she’s bound to a system that demands she “revive the sect in three months” or return to her 996 nightmare! To survive, she uses modern marketing tricks: rebranding meditation as “Buddhist weight loss classes” and sword-flying as “air commute experiences,” accidentally attracting Gu Jingshen—a cold CEO who’s actually a hidden demon prince (here to seek revenge but won over by her absurd ideas)—and a zhonger fox demon junior sister who ran away from the mountain. While outsmarting the system to build her business, she and Gu go from “mutual disdain” to “sweet romance,” with the fat cat’s snarky remarks adding laughs. A hilarious and heartwarming revival journey begins!

11 months ago

Mirror Lover: Bound by the System

While staying up late to finish a proposal, office worker Lin Xiaoman accidentally binds the "Mirror Lover System", which tells her her lover is Gu Jingshen, a top CEO from a parallel world. They share memories through the system: Lin helps Gu make up for missing his mother's last moments, and Gu punishes her exploitative boss and retrieves her stolen design drafts. Just as Lin thinks she's about to meet her "mirror", the system suddenly demands, "Admit you love the unfulfilled version of yourself." But when she goes downstairs to buy coffee, she sees Gu holding the orange candy she loved as a child: "I'm not a mirror. I crossed parallel worlds to find you—in my system, you're my mirror." It turns out all tasks were a two-way journey, and the regrets they filled together had long turned the "mirror" into the most real love.

1 year ago

First Sentence Makes the School Belle Cry

Lin Chuan, a Grade 11 transfer student, walks into class and blurts out, "Your handmade cookies are harder than my dog's treats," making school belle Su Wan burst into tears on the spot. Instantly, he's labeled the "low-EQ monster" hated by the entire school. But no one knows—Lin Chuan is reborn. In his past life, Su Wan helped him deliver cookies to a school bully, only to be mistaken for a "confession" and harassed, leading to her depression and transfer. This time, he's using harsh words to stop her from "helping" him. But Su Wan pulls out the empty cookie box he hid in his desk and laughs: "Then why did you eat the whole thing?" The tiny words "How to make Su Wan leave me alone" scribbled all over his notebook? She saw them all. Turns out, two-way care isn't something a single sentence can break.

1 year ago

The Cute Baby Great-Grandpa Is Not to Be Messed With

Lin Shen, a "walking encyclopedia" in scientific research, accidentally traveled 60 years into the future to become 5-year-old Lin Xiaoman—his great-great-grandchild—while staying up late deriving quantum equations. At the kindergarten parent-teacher meeting, he caught his great-grandson Lin Xiaoyu cheating for a full score. Seeing the usually arrogant Xiaoyu's ears turn red from anxiety, Lin Shen's "great-grandpa soul" awakened instantly—he stood on tiptoe, snatched the test paper, solved the final problem with differential equations, and scolded with hands on hips: "Lin family members can afford to lose, but not to lie to themselves!" This shocked the head teacher, and even Xiaoyu's mother, hiding in the corner, clenched her phone: Why does this kid have a gaze heavier than a retired professor's? Since then, the "old scholar" in the cute baby's body has started a hardcore family life: using Lego to build particle accelerators to help Xiaoyu with physics, teaching the neighbor grandma to grow green radishes with AI, and even restoring his unfinished superconducting project from memory. But just when Lin Shen thought he could be a "cute baby great-grandpa" in peace, he discovered that his time travel wasn't an accident—the "time reagent" missing from his lab back then was actually in Xiaoyu's toy box?

1 year ago