Lover's Knot

Mother's Love, A Little Late

Su Wan misunderstood her mother for favoring her younger brother all her life. It wasn't until her mother's deathbed that she found the twenty-year savings—her dowry—and a stack of unsent letters filled with 'My Wanwan should wear a red dress.' Reincarnated back to the rainy night at 17, she watches her mother tilt the umbrella towards her, half her body soaked in rain, and finally understands the tenderness behind those 'favors': her brother's new schoolbag was made from her old one, the sweet osmanthus cake she loves is steamed by her mother every morning, and even her tuition was earned by her mother carrying bricks at the construction site. This time, she wants to say 'I love you' that she missed in her previous life early, and make up for the time lost to misunderstandings together.

2 months ago

The Journey to Fix the Workplace Starts with Getting Fired

Su Xiao, an office drone, endured three years of 996 overtime, colleagues shifting blame, and leaders' empty promises—only to be fired for refusing to cover the director's embezzlement. Desperate, she found evidence she'd hidden for half a year: deleted overtime records, tampered performance reviews, and audio of the director taking bribes. She fought back: sending evidence to colleagues anonymously, reclaiming unpaid bonuses via arbitration, and helping a fired intern get justice. When the director was investigated and colleagues finally dared to say “no,” Su Xiao realized: Fixing the workplace isn’t a solo fight—it’s a group daring to stand against “normalized” injustice.

2 months ago

The Emperor's Little Jiao Jiao: Her Tears Shake the Kingdom

Bai Xi, a 900-year-old true dragon, falls from the clouds while playing and is accidentally picked up by Yu Cang, the newly crowned Emperor of Great Xia, and taken to the palace. She plans to pretend to be an ordinary girl and sneak away, but the emperor spoils her relentlessly—holding her on his lap during morning court, saving the sweetest osmanthus cake from the imperial kitchen just for her, and shielding her from all the harem's schemes. But she forgets: a true dragon's emotions are uncontrollable—her tears of grievance trigger earthquakes in the capital, and her tears of sadness bring torrential rains that flood the imperial garden. As she almost destroys Yu Cang's kingdom, Bai Xi panics and flicks her dragon tail, but Yu Cang smiles and strokes her hair: "Even if you cry down the world, I'll stay with you to guard it." Did he know she was a true dragon all along? How many unspoken feelings are hidden behind this "deliberate" pickup?

3 months ago

Reborn in 2002: The Buddha Head Pearl Saves My Wife and Reverses Fate

Jiang Feng, a former compulsive gambler, watched in horror as debt collectors kicked down the door of his rental house, and his pregnant wife Su Xiao died trying to protect him by crashing into a wall. He ended his life in deep regret. When he wakes up again, he’s back to that rainy night in 2002—his wife is huddling in his arms with a prenatal checkup form, and the debt collectors’ shouting is already outside the window! This time, Jiang Feng clutches the night pearl hidden in an old Buddha head—a priceless treasure he found in a scrap yard in his previous life but dismissed. He flees with his wife and daughter overnight, exchanges the pearl for a huge sum of money, evades the debt collectors, and uses his past memories to avoid all traps. In just one night, he moves his family into a villa. But his goal is more than just making amends—he’s determined to make those who hurt them pay a terrible price!

3 months ago

The Powerful Minister Acts Crazy Every Day, But His Wife Can't Hide Anymore

Su Wan, a modern marketing planner, transmigrated into the "crazy wife" of Gu Zhao, a powerful minister. The first thing she saw was her husband drawing turtles on court memorials and shouting to the emperor, "Your Majesty's dragon robe should match a green belt"—where was the supposed dominant minister? This was clearly a "drama queen" who acts crazy every day! To avoid being implicated, Su Wan was forced to become a "crazy husband agent": she explained his "court graffiti" as "new-style calligraphy" and his "sending stinky tofu to the emperor" as "folk food tasting". But her own secret was even harder to hide—she transmigrated here to save Gu Zhao, knowing he would be framed by traitorous officials and executed along with his family in three months! Gradually, she found this "crazy husband" was only gentle with her: he secretly slipped osmanthus cakes from the imperial kitchen to her, covered her with a coat when she stayed up late writing "crisis PR plans", and even when she was bullied by the traitor, he suddenly dropped the craziness, his eyes cold as a knife: "Dare to touch my person? Do you want to die?" Until that day, Gu Zhao hugged her waist and smiled: "Wanwan, I’ve already read the transmigration notebook you hid." It turned out his "craziness" was a trap to lure the traitor into revealing his true colors, and her "hiding" had long become the sweetest secret in his tenderness...

3 months ago

When Prices Crash, I Go Wild with a Spunky Girl

Lin Chuan, a bottom-tier office worker squeezed by his boss, has only 300 yuan left for rent when he suddenly finds the world's prices have plummeted 1000 times—a cup of milk tea costs 0.01 yuan, rent is 2 yuan! By chance, he saves Su Xiao, a "spunky girl" surrounded by hooligans. Fiery yet loyal, she drags him to "squander" this absurd wealth: Michelin meals cost 5 yuan, presidential suites 10 yuan, even his former arrogant boss begs him for investment... But as they have more fun, Lin Chuan discovers the price crash hides a conspiracy, and Su Xiao's real identity is a reporter investigating the incident! A hilarious romance between a "fake rich guy" and a "real undercover agent" is about to explode amid money and lies!

4 months ago

My Fiancé Pretended to Forget Me, So I Married a Better Man

Su Wan and Lin Shen were in love for five years, but a week before their wedding, Lin Shen suddenly “lost his memory” and said coldly, “Who are you?” She flipped through their couple photos and the diary of the cat they raised, finally seeing his escape—he was afraid marriage would trap his startup dreams, and even more afraid she’d become a “burden.” Heartbroken, Su Wan accepted Fu Siheng’s proposal. The “Cold-faced CEO” feared by everyone in the business circle would bring her hot cocoa when she worked overtime, and quietly replace their old memories with new couple items when she missed Lin Shen. When Lin Shen showed up at the bridal shop with their old engagement necklace, saying, “I remember everything about us,” Su Wan was sitting in front of the fitting mirror. Fu Siheng was adjusting her veil, whispering, “Turn around again—I’ll take a photo for Dad.” It turns out true love never needs to pretend to forget; it’s about planning every step of the future with her in it.

6 months ago

Running to You After the Fog Clears

Ma Shiyao and Bai Xuhan were once deeply in love, but a misunderstanding tore them apart. Years later, fate brings them together again, yet unresolved emotions and lingering regrets haunt their hearts. As the fog of the past clears, will they find the courage to let go of their grievances and run back into each other's arms? This story of love, loss, and second chances promises an unexpected resolution.

8 months ago