Supreme Heir

The God Who Favored Her

New office worker Su Wan hit repeated setbacks at the top-tier group, being ostracized by colleagues and almost missing an important project, yet she always managed to turn the tide. She never expected that this sudden favor came from the company's aloof CEO Gu Yanchen, who secretly cleared her workplace obstacles and remembered her tiny habit of not eating coriander. This three-year secret crush finally ended with a sweet mutual confession in the 75-episode finale.

2 months ago

Who Needs the Male Lead When the Villain Spoils Me More

Lin Wanwan transmigrated into the short-lived princess consort of the villainous tyrant in a novel. Determined to follow the plot and seek redemption from the "righteous male lead," she never noticed—it was the tyrant who secretly put a warm stove under her pillow every night, who took an assassin's blade for her, and who even delayed his succession plan for her sake. When she finally saw through the male lead's manipulative nature, she turned around to find that the man everyone called "cold-blooded and ruthless" had already laid his whole heart before her: "I want the throne, but I want you more—who needs the male lead? Isn't my spoiling enough?"

2 months ago

After My Bankruptcy, the Campus Belle Came to Repay Her Debt

Lin Chuan, a failed entrepreneur drowning in debt, can’t even pay rent when Su Wan—the campus belle who rejected him years ago—shows up at his door. She hands him a black card: "I owe you 200,000 yuan." Lin has no memory of helping her—until Su pulls out a 10-year-old hospital bill: money he earned from three months of part-time jobs to save her from a life-threatening illness. Now a sharp investment CEO, Su has been secretly watching Lin for seven years. Her "debt repayment" is just an excuse to help him rise again—and confess her long-hidden love. Can their past regrets bloom into present sweetness? Will Lin overcome his inferiority and accept Su’s heart?

4 months ago

Hard to Climb the Beijing Elite Branch

Su Wan, CEO of an internet startup, takes the initiative to connect with Lu Yanzhi, a cold and arrogant new elite investor in Beijing's circle, to save her endangered project—only to be sharply mocked by him: "I've seen too many people trying to climb the Beijing elite branch." From fierce confrontations at the negotiating table to accidentally uncovering each other's "masks"—Su Wan's "ambition" is to fulfill her mother's uncompleted entrepreneurial dream, while Lu Yanzhi's "coldness" stems from his disgust for the hypocrisy of the elite circle. When Su Wan's company falls into a capital chain crisis due to a competitor's frame-up, Lu Yanzhi not only stands up to clarify but also霸气ly backs her with investment funds. At this moment, they realize: the so-called "hard to climb" is never about status disparity, but about daring to let go of prejudices and stand on the same line of sincerity with each other.

5 months ago

Ms. Yun Stuns the World After Breaking Off the Engagement

Her fiancé gave her eyes to his mistress, leaving her heartbroken. She turns to his uncle—a reclusive movie star who has avoided women for 30 years. He spoils her endlessly, igniting a tale of revenge, triumph, and sweet romance.

11 months ago

The Song of Ordinary People: Ten Years Return to Hometown

"The Song of Ordinary People: Ten Years Return to Hometown" narrates the story of an ordinary migrant worker's decade-long journey. The protagonist leaves his hometown to pursue dreams in a big city, facing hardships and moments of triumph along the way. Throughout these ten years, he keeps striving while also coping with feelings of longing for his family and hometown. Eventually, he returns home with new insights and achievements, reaffirming his roots and redefining his life. This short drama highlights themes of perseverance, homecoming, and emotional bonds, resonating deeply with audiences about dreams and the importance of home.

1 year ago