The Top Imperial Son-in-Law

Against the Current Era: Starting Farming and Raising a Family from 1970

The male protagonist was framed and killed miserably by his scheming ex-wife and others in his previous life. He is reborn on the day of engagement cancellation. This time, he decisively breaks off the engagement, takes back the deceived betrothal gifts, uses his past life memories to seize business opportunities, farms and builds a career. He gets rich and rises to success step by step, slaps those who once bullied him, and makes the snobbish ex-wife deeply regretful.

4 weeks ago

I Raised a Wulin Master Team with My Orphan Cultivation System

A modern office worker transmigrates to ancient China and takes over a struggling orphanage. She accidentally activates an orphan cultivation system that offers rebates for assigning talent buffs to the children. Just wanting to live a peaceful life, she keeps rolling overpowered martial arts buffs, turning every orphan into a top Wulin expert. Soon local officials come knocking, curious how a tiny orphanage produced so many masters.

5 months ago

Back to 1978: The Spicy Wife's Counterattack Manual

Su Xiaoyun, a modern corporate slave, dies from overwork and wakes up as Lin Zhaodi, a rural wife in 1978. Her mother-in-law calls her a "husband-killing jinx" and tries to sell her dowry silver bracelet, while her husband Shen Lixing—a cold, tough ex-soldier—is distant and unfeeling. Fed up with grievances in her past life, Su Xiaoyun decides to "rewrite the script": she uses modern marketing tricks to help the production team sell mountain goods for work points, exposes her mother-in-law's biased schemes, and even dares to make a "three-rule agreement" with Shen Lixing to claim her family rights! When a fiery wife meets a stubborn husband, will this 1970s counterattack be her solo fight to change fate, or will they spark something unexpected together?

6 months ago

Unhidden Love

Lin Xiaoman, an office nobody, accidentally binds to a "Love Detection System" that shows her others' affection values for her. She thinks it's a joke—until she finds out that Lu Shiyan, the company's icy "Untouchable Prince," has a full 99 affection value for her! What's more, Lu Shiyan acts like he doesn't care, but secretly helps her fend off drinks, revise plans, and even waits downstairs with hot milk tea. Lin Xiaoman decides to use the system to expose his "pretence," but every time she gets close, Lu Shiyan's ears turn bright red, and he insists, "It's just colleague duty..." In this funny battle of unmasking mutual crush, who will cave first?

8 months ago

Joy Unscripted

Zhang Yujiao, a short-video blogger known for her "joyful troublemaker" persona, fakes humor daily to retain her followers—until a prank video lands her in trouble with Gao Gao, a cold, elite lawyer. When Gao arrives to demand compensation, he stumbles upon her feeding stray cats in the stairwell: her "crazy" act is all an act, and the real Yujiao is a shy, kind-hearted girl who hides her goodness. Their "feud" begins: Gao mocks her "fake happiness" yet secretly shields her from workplace bullying; Yujiao teases his "lifeless" demeanor but teaches him to laugh with cat treats. Just as they grow attached, a scandal breaks—Yujiao's "persona collapse" goes viral. While millions wait for her downfall, Gao steps up with a video of her real life, declaring: "Her joy was never fake—she just hid her tenderness too well."

10 months ago

Green Hills Witness Our Happiness

I was a blood-stained knife in the dark guard camp, with scabs harder than the scars on my heart—until that night when Xie Zhaoyuan wrapped me in a fox fur and carried me back to Green Hill Manor. He warmed my cracked hands with ginger tea, wiped blood from my lips with osmanthus cake, and even when I instinctively swung a knife at him, he whispered, “A Ruan, put down the knife. I’m here to take you home.” When the assassination order from the dark guard camp was posted at the gate, when I hid in the firewood pile trembling and said, “I’m a disaster,” he stood in the moonlight holding a phoenix coronet: “You’re not a knife—you’re the one I want to marry.” Turns out the deepest healing isn’t tearing open wounds, but someone turning your “habit of death” into “longing for life,” and your “fear of love” into “wanting to spend every morning with him under the green hills.”

10 months ago