Path to Survival in the Ice Cave

After Being Ditched by the Crown Prince, I Became Empress

Su Ninghua, the legitimate daughter of the prime minister, was engaged to the crown prince, but he dumped her on slander and framed her, making her fall from grace. Despondent, she met the newly enthroned emperor incognito to seek talents. With her outstanding intelligence and integrity, she resolved court and palace crises repeatedly to help the emperor stabilize the dynasty. Eventually, she rose against all odds, became empress, and gained sweet mutual love with the emperor, reversing her tragic fate as a discarded imperial concubine.

4 months ago

The Divorce Letter Brought Me a Perfect Man

Su Qingyao, once the legitimate daughter of the prime minister, was framed by her scumbag husband and half-sister, and was driven out of the mansion with a fake divorce letter, facing all kinds of cold shoulders. Disheartened, she picked up an injured mysterious man in a suburban ruined temple, who turned out to be a powerful noble prince hiding among the common people. He secretly protected her, helping her uncover the truth behind the divorce letter and clear her name. Finally, the scumbag pair got their deserved punishment. Su Qingyao not only achieved a complete counterattack, but also gained a sweet and loving marriage with this perfect man.

4 months ago

Forgot You After the Heavy Snow

Lin Xiaoman is reborn on that snowy night, only to find herself being the "amnesiac fiancée" of CEO Lu Zhaonan. In her previous life, she broke up with him due to his "coldness" and died with regret, only learning on her deathbed that he had hidden his terminal illness report. This time, she catches him clutching repeatedly warmed then cooled sugar-fried chestnuts in the snow and finds his diary entry: "I’m afraid she’ll remember I’m dying, so I’d rather she forgets me." When the conspiracy of the third party from her past surfaces, she takes the initiative to jump into his arms: "The heavy snow didn’t make me forget you—it made me remember that I love you more than you ever knew."

8 months ago

Divorcing the Sick Husband, She Turns to Marry the Prime Minister

Su Wan was reborn as an abandoned daughter labeled a "husband-killer" and forced to marry into the Ye family to ward off bad luck. Her husband, Ye Heng, was a sickly man who needed help just to get out of bed. She planned to live a quiet life with him, but unexpectedly bound to a "Prime Minister Cultivation System"—the task was to help her husband become the prime minister! To her shock, the "future prime minister" she tracked was none other than Ye Heng, the man she fed medicine to every day! When she held the divorce paper to "divorce her sick husband and marry the prime minister," Ye Heng suddenly lifted the quilt from the sickbed, hooked her waist, and smiled: "Why rush, my lady? The prime minister's betrothal gifts have long been carried to the door." Since then, her "husband-cultivating life" changed: the tonic soup she made was replaced with chicken stewed with thousand-year-old ginseng, dark guards held umbrellas for her when she went out, and someone cleared the rouge shop for her—turns out her "sickly husband" was a powerful official hiding his strength and a腹黑 man who doted on her to the core!

11 months ago

The Shanghai Detective: The Bloom of Lycoris

In the glamorous and decadent Shanghai of the 1930s, Bai Die, the top dancer of the Paramount, is found mysteriously dead in a locked room at midnight, with only a blood-stained Lycoris flower left at the scene. Detective Jin Yanqing immediately sees through the "suicide" cover-up, but this leads him to Ling Wei, a rookie reporter—her sister had "committed suicide" three years earlier holding the same Lycoris pendant. Convinced her sister’s death is linked to the "Lycoris curse," Ling Wei insists on teaming up with Jin to investigate. As they unravel the clues, they discover both Bai Die and Ling Wei’s sister had contact with a mysterious chamber of commerce, whose behind-the-scenes forces are using the "curse" to cover up a smuggling-related bloodbath. As the truth approaches, Jin’s desire to protect Ling grows stronger. But just as they are about to uncover the final layer of the mystery, the killer strikes first, pushing Ling toward the same "cursed" fate as her sister...

1 year ago

Charming Wife: Mr. Lu Is So Easy to Pacify

Fashion designer Liu Xinlei has a cold war with Lu Jingchuan after he missed their anniversary for three weeks in a row—she hides in her parents' home and threatens "divorce". But Lu, the "cold CEO" in others' eyes, shows up with her favorite handmade strawberry cake and pulls out a three-year-old crush memo: from her fear of the dark (needing a nightlight) to her love for 30% sugar taro ball milk tea, every page reads "want to spoil her like a child". When Lu says with red eyes, "I'm sorry, I'll be with you every second from now on", Liu realizes that this man who always says "work comes first" has long engraved her preferences into his DNA. The sweetest love? It's when "pacifying you" becomes his instinct.

1 year ago

1979: Taking My Family to Eat Meat

In 1979, amidst the dawn of China's reform and opening-up, a struggling urban family faces crushing poverty. Protagonist Li Qiang vows to bring daily meat meals to his wife and two children, but confronts unemployment and societal pressures. From street vending to seizing policy-driven opportunities for entrepreneurship, he battles economic hardship, prejudice, and family conflicts. Each setback fuels his resilience, driven by unbreakable familial bonds. Finally, Li triumphs in a dramatic turnaround, gathering his loved ones around a table laden with meat dishes—joyful tears symbolizing their victory. This heartwarming, action-packed miniseries weaves suspense and heart into an inspiring tale of ordinary perseverance in a transformative era. (Approx. 180 words)

1 year ago