Only the Heartless Win Hearts

What's the Use of Cultivating Immortality Without Money?

Su Xiaoman, a 996 office worker who died from overworking on a PPT, woke up in the Cangxuan Sect—a legendary place for immortal cultivation. She thought she was in for a "weakling counterattack" story, but this world was harsher than the workplace: joining required 100 spirit stones, pills were sold individually, and even the qi-gathering array for cultivation needed a monthly subscription! All she had was a convenience store oden from her past life, and fellow disciples mocked her: "What's the use of cultivating immortality without money?" Refusing to give up, Su used her office worker survival skills to make money: she sorted out a century of messy accounts with modern bookkeeping for the sect's accountant, won the sect leader's favor with sugar-fried chestnuts to get herb field rights, and turned the abandoned back mountain into an "immortal cultivation farmhouse." But when she earned her first bucket of spirit stones, she discovered the Cangxuan Sect's "money rules" were linked to the soon-to-be-depleted spiritual veins...

17 hours ago

My One-Yuan Virtual Girlfriend Made Me a Billionaire

Lin Chuan, a poor delivery guy scraping by, found a dying "virtual girlfriend" app on a second-hand phone. Curious, he recharged 1 yuan—only to have Xia Xiaoqing, the app's virtual character in a light blue dress, burst into his rental house at midnight! Even more shocking: Xia is real, and a business genius: she optimized his delivery routes to triple his income, guided him to buy merger stocks for his first pot of gold, and even helped him start a community group-buying business with branches. But as Lin nears his goal of being the "national richest man," a red "battery bar" appears on Xia's wrist—her existence depends on "love points," which Lin has neglected while chasing money. He must rediscover the guy who was happy with 1 yuan before reaching the top of wealth, to keep the girl who came from the virtual world.

1 week ago

Forcing the Lucky Koi to Marry the "Living Yama": The Prime Minister's Mansion Lost All Fortune

To preserve its own fortune, the Prime Minister's Mansion forces Su Wantang, a concubine's daughter with a natural "lucky koi" fate, to marry Xiao Jingheng, the God of War known as the "Living Yama" who allegedly killed three fiancées. However, on the wedding day, the Prime Minister's Mansion is hit by a string of misfortunes—shops catch fire, the legitimate son is arrested, and all their fortune is gone. To Su's surprise, Xiao is not a ruthless "Living Yama" at all; instead, he's a深情 man who pretends to be fierce to protect her. As they uncover the Prime Minister's schemes, they also sweeten their days together. What was once a "certain death trap" turns into a sweet story of mutual redemption!

3 weeks ago

The Grand Grandson of Daqian

Six-year-old Li Zhao is the most miserable grand grandson of the Daqian Dynasty: His mother was framed for "harming her child" and died unjustly, he’s labeled "unlucky" by his emperor grandfather, and even maids dare to bully him. But this soft, cute boy who always hugs an old cloth doll has secretly memorized all those who harmed his mother and learned strategies from a hermit master. When the imperial concubine tries to "send" him to a fief to die, Li Zhao suddenly clings to the emperor’s leg, crying as he reveals the truth about his mother’s poisoning—and presents evidence of the concubine’s affair with foreign officials. It turns out he’s long laid a plan: to clear his mother’s name and reclaim his rightful claim to the throne!

1 month ago

Don't Fear, Taoist Wu Yang

Modern corporate slave Wu Yang accidentally travels to ancient times and becomes a Taoist, gaining an "immortality" that makes him invulnerable to blades, lightning, and even cliff jumps (he gets stuck in a tree). Hoping to "die happily" in this new life, every suicide attempt backfires: his poison is knocked over by Su Wantang, the prime minister's daughter fleeing danger; his cliff jump ends with him catching her from assassins; even a lightning strike leaves him unharmed, prompting him to complain, "Did this lightning skip breakfast?" Forced to team up, Wu Yang gripes about his unkillable body while helping Su investigate her family's murder. Their relationship shifts from mutual annoyance ("You're ruining my death plan!") to sweet protection ("Don't fear, I'm here"). Gradually, Wu realizes "immortality" isn't a curse—it's fate's way of giving him a "second chance to live."

3 months ago

From Pawn to Heart's Treasure

To save her terminally ill mother, Su Wan has no choice but to be a business pawn and approach Gu Jingshen. She plans to leave after completing her mission, only to find that this cold CEO secretly warms her milk, shields her from plots against her, and even remembers she likes her milk tea half-sweet. When she's about to confess out of guilt, Gu pulls out a yellowed photo—it's her handing him a warm bun under a tattered umbrella on a rainy night ten years ago. "From the day you ran into my arms, I never wanted you to be a pawn." It turns out this "scheme" was his ten-year plan—just to keep the person he treasures most by his side.

3 months ago

Mr. Gu's Nonstop Wife-Chasing After the Kid Mix-Up

Office worker Su Xiao was stopped by the sharp-dressed Gu Jingshen at the alleyway right after working overtime until midnight—"Come back with me, the kid misses Mom." Staring at the adorable little boy in his arms, she was completely confused: she'd never even been in a relationship, where did the "kid" come from? It turned out Gu had mistaken his cousin's temporarily entrusted child for the kid of his "runaway fiancée". To stop the child from crying for Mom, he forced Su Xiao back to his villa. As a "fake mom", Su Xiao fought wits with the sarcastic CEO every day: hiding his luxury suits and replacing them with cartoon T-shirts, swapping his black coffee for triple-sugar milk tea. But she didn't notice Gu's gaze on her was getting hotter—from "looking for a substitute" to "only wanting her". When the misunderstanding was cleared, Mr. Gu's wife-chasing tactics had already upgraded: "The kid needs a real mom, and so do I."

3 months ago

Seven Divisions

Seven strangers with vastly different backgrounds are unexpectedly drawn into a mysterious game. They must unravel each other's secrets and connections within seven days, or face irreversible consequences. As the countdown looms, trust and betrayal intertwine, and the truth slowly emerges—revealing that each person's hidden past is deeply linked to this life-or-death game.

5 months ago

The Rest of My Life, We Don't Seem to Be Well

"The Rest of My Life, We Don't Seem to Be Well" is a short drama that combines urban romance with fantasy elements, spanning 33 episodes. It tells the intricate love story between a domineering CEO and a resilient woman. Against the backdrop of a bustling city, the characters experience misunderstandings, growth, and transformation, gradually revealing their secrets and true feelings. The series features delicate romantic moments and fantasy touches, offering viewers a captivating love fantasy journey. Ultimately, the characters stay true to their hearts and seek their happiness together, culminating in a moving and heartfelt finale.

10 months ago