Good People Should Not Suffer Evil

Demolition Settlement: I'm the Real Owner

To escape the high-pressure life, the male lead returns to his hometown pretending to be broke, just as the village faces demolition. His greedy sister-in-law teams up with his cheating girlfriend to frame him, plotting to seize the property and huge demolition compensation. When they think they've succeeded and are about to drive him out, the male lead reveals he's the developer of the demolition project. He exposes their scandal, splashes 3 million yuan, crushes their conspiracy completely, and makes a strong comeback to take back what belongs to him.

2 months ago

Soft Rice, Hard Game: I Only Seduce Elite Heiresses

Young man Chen Mo disguises himself as a penniless gigolo to infiltrate the upper class and uncover the truth behind his father's wrongful conviction. He quickly charms Ye Wanxing, the wealthy heiress of the Ye Corporation, but his fake "soft rice" facade starts to crumble as he falls for her sincerely. The Ye family openly mocks Chen as a gold digger, but he repeatedly wows everyone with his hidden business prowess and unexpected strength. Together with Ye Wanxing, he exposes the decades-old conspiracy, clearing his father's name and building a sweet, unbreakable love.

7 months ago

Painstaking Chicken Parenting 2

Lin Xiaotang’s previous life was a “chicken parenting robot”: she worked herself into a stomach bleed for her daughter’s primary school entrance exam, only to have the child drop out due to depression. Reborn five years earlier, she throws away the Olympiad math books and stumbles upon her daughter’s hidden sketchbook—turns out the kid’s talent isn’t in scores, but in painting stars. Then, Gu Chengchuan, the pediatrician she once rejected, reappears. He helps the child with counseling and jokes: “You used to push her so hard, you looked more like a chicken being chased than she did.” Amidst the chicken mom group’s mockery (“You’ll ruin her!”) and the pressure of school district housing, Lin Xiaotang guards her daughter’s easel while falling into a healing romance with Gu. Can she rewrite her mother-daughter tragedy and finally catch her delayed happiness?

1 year ago

Reborn in the 1960s: The Fiery Days of Passion

Lin Wan, a modern investment bank elite, died from overwork while revising a merger proposal—only to wake up in 1960 as the daughter of a "black category" family on a Northeast Chinese farm. Fresh from escaping a struggle session, she’s forced to marry Gu Tingshen, the "three-time widower" commander of the Steel Battalion. Determined to counterattack with her modern business acumen (raising chickens), she’s shocked to find her rough-looking husband secretly doting on her: hiding her polyester shirt from seizure, hiking two mountains for her favorite orange soda, and keeping a notebook filled with notes like "Xiao Wan is afraid of the dark—leave a light." When Gu blurts out drunk, "This time I’ll never let you go," she realizes—he’s also reborn, and he’s the first love she missed in her past life due to work! With the 1978 farm reform, they run a cooperative to make their first pot of gold, expose the political plot behind the "widower" rumor, and embark on a sweet, mutual second love. The best rebirth? Daring to say "I love you" first in these fiery days of passion.

1 year ago