Love in the Warm Sun

Half a Lifetime's Obsession: Woke Up to a Bill

A father-in-law pretends to be rich to mooch off others, then forces his son to pay for his "luxurious" meals and calls the son stingy. The long-suffering daughter-in-law finally snaps—she slaps all the receipts for the father-in-law's previous "rich guy" expenses on the table, changes the door password overnight and locks the father and son out. A single bill becomes the trigger for her to let go of her half-life obsession and wake up to her own worth.

2 weeks ago

A Marriage License from the Underworld

In modern urban romance, Su Wan's marriage to her long-time husband Lin Mo had long gone sour. Lin Mo constantly neglected her, devoting all his time to his first love, his white moonlight. Heartbroken, Su Wan didn't hesitate to divorce and left with finality. Only after the divorce did Lin Mo realize he'd lost his true love, so he groveled to beg Su Wan for a reunion, promising to love only her forever. But Su Wan had changed completely; her departure was like a decisive marriage license from the underworld, ending this wrong match forever.

3 months ago

Stop Making Money! I Really Want to Go Bankrupt!

Down-and-out heiress Lin Wan sets a revenge trap, signing a contract marriage with Lu Group's CEO Lu Ting under the guise of "going bankrupt to inherit her father's legacy"—hoping to ruin the Lu Group through "wasteful spending". But every "terrible decision" she makes backfires: the bankrupt milk tea shop she buys becomes a viral check-in spot, the niche variety show she invests in becomes a hit, and even the new artist she signs casually becomes a top star. Lu Ting seemingly plays along with her "wasteful plan" but has long uncovered her revenge plot, secretly helping her "make more money". Amidst the farce of "trying to go bankrupt but earning more and more", they gradually break through each other's disguises and uncover the hidden truth about her father's death. When the revenge target turns into the one she loves, how will Lin Wan choose between "endless money" and "uncontrollable love"?

7 months ago

A 1980s Miracle Doctor's Fight to Save Her Childhood Sweetheart

In 1980s Qingzhu Town, Lin Wanwan—guardian of her grandmother's acupuncture secrets—just marries her childhood sweetheart Chen Mo when he's crushed by warehouse roof rocks while saving villagers' grain from a storm, falling into a deep coma. The whole village tells her to give up, but Wanwan clings to her grandma's ancient acupuncture manual: she treks mountains for rare milkvetch root by day, uses silver needles on his Baihui Acupoint to keep him alive by night. Yet Chen Mo's heartbeat grows weaker, and Village Chief Li accuses her of "using dark magic to steal his soul," demanding to burn her book. Trapped between her lover's fading breath and the villagers' hostility, can Wanwan keep their promise and use her skills to break fate's chains?

10 months ago

Three Hundred Classic Poems Subdue Nations, But I Just Want to Be a Rich Merchant

Su Wan, a modern literature graduate, transmigrates into a penniless illegitimate noble daughter in the Great Ning Dynasty. With three hundred famous poems memorized, her only goal is to sell manuscripts and open a bookstore to get rich. However, when a foreign mission forces Great Ning to cede land via a "poetry duel," she accidentally uses Li Bai's *Bring the Wine* to stun the envoys silent—overnight becoming Great Ning's "Poetry Immortal." Even the cold, noble God of War, Prince Xiao Jingheng, comes to propose "cooperation." But Su Wan, staring at her new bookstore's ledger, frets: All I want is money—why am I the nation's treasure? And why does Prince Xiao look at her with increasingly warm eyes?

11 months ago