No Need to Call Me Sister

The Cold Storage Tycoon’s Comeback in the 1980s

In the 1980s, Lin Weiguo, from a poor family, fell out with Su Xiaomeng—a kind girl who treated him sincerely—due to a misunderstanding. Facing factory layoffs, he took over a nearly abandoned cold storage by chance. With Su’s silent support, he overcame difficulties like fund shortage and inexperience, rising from a doubted “down-and-out boss” to a leading cold chain figure. They cleared up misunderstandings and gained a sweet love, while tangled with rivals’ schemes and twists, telling a cool comeback story of small potatoes in the 1980s.

3 months ago

Secretary Wen: Money Over Love

Wen Wan is the "golden secretary" of Lu Jingshen, president of Lu's Group. For three years, she's strictly abided by her rule: "Only talk about salary, not feelings"—she rejects the president's coffee offers, turns down private dates, and when Lu Jingshen tentatively suggests, "Be my girlfriend," she immediately counters with terms: "Thirty thousand more monthly, contract renewed every six months." But when Lu Jingshen catches her working at a convenience store at midnight and secretly sending money to the hospital, he discovers that this "money-obsessed" secretary's bag holds a diagnosis for her terminally ill mother. When the disguise of "chasing money" is torn away, how can Lu Jingshen's heartache reach Wen Wan, who's used to "relying on herself"? And can Wen Wan believe that there's a "love" warmer than money in this world?

8 months ago

The Big Shots' Little Cute Bun Is a Black-Hearted Lotus

Su Xiaotang is reborn as the swapped real daughter of a wealthy family, bound to a system tasked with "capturing four big shots to save the original owner". Forced to pretend to be a soft, cute "little bun", she gets close to a cold CEO, a charming actor, an aloof immortal lord, and a puppy-like younger brother. But in her past life, she was a vengeful "black-hearted lotus"—on the surface, she bats her eyes for hugs, but secretly sends the green tea bitch who bullied the original owner to the police and tweaks the CEO's sky-high contract to her advantage. The big shots initially think she's "easy to trick", but soon realize this little bun has more tricks up her sleeve: when the actor tries to stage a CP scandal, she posts unflattering photos of him losing snacks; when the immortal lord teaches her cultivation, she steals his thousand-year-old ganoderma to make soup. Just as Su Xiaotang thinks she can escape, the big shots reveal: "We knew you were faking it—we just love you like this." It turns out, the CEO was her past-life savior, the actor her past-life cat, the immortal lord her past-life master, and the puppy brother her past-life disciple?! Now, Su Xiaotang must complete her mission while handling the big shots' "reverse pursuit". In this game of "black-hearted lotus vs. big shot squad", who will lose first?

8 months ago

Global Price Crash: A Retired Man Becomes Ultra-Rich

Retired worker Li Fugui saved 200,000 yuan over his lifetime to buy a commuter car for his newly employed granddaughter. Unexpectedly, global prices plummeted a million times—a 3-yuan meat bun became 0.00003 yuan, and his 200,000 yuan suddenly turned into "20 trillion yuan". His ex-daughter-in-law came with his grandson to "recognize grandpa", neighbors borrowed "pocket money", and scammers posing as charities tried to cheat him. Li Fugui was stunned: he just wanted to be a caring grandpa, how did he become the "world's richest man"? To make matters worse, his granddaughter cried that classmates laughed at her as an "upstart's granddaughter", and even old friends at the chess club didn't dare play with him—"Losing to the richest man is humiliating". Holding his 30-year-old teacup, he sighed: So being rich can be this lonely.

9 months ago

The Beijing Circle Heiress Insists on Supporting Me

Qin Zhao, the cold and decisive heiress of the top Beijing-based Qin Consortium, corners Lu Shiyan, a surgeon just suspended from the hospital, after her grandfather's emergency rescue and says, "From today on, I'll support you." It turns out Lu Shiyan had violated rules to use Qin's exclusive medical resources to save her grandfather, pushing himself into a public opinion storm. Qin Zhao uses a "marriage contract" to fix his troubles, on the condition that Lu plays her "perfect husband" to handle the family's marriage urging. When the arrogant heiress meets the proud doctor, the relationship of "supporting and being supported" gradually unbalances—Qin Zhao starts caring about Lu Shiyan's emotions, and Lu Shiyan also sees the softness behind her cold face. As external doubts and family conspiracies come one after another, can they move from a contractual relationship to a sincere embrace?

10 months ago

Love in the 70s: Ignoring the World's Opposition

Set against the backdrop of a military marriage in the 1970s, protagonist Song Shengsheng unexpectedly discovers she is a cannon fodder supporting female character in a historical novel—her male lead already deceased, and she is cast as the villainous ex-wife. Determined to change her fate, she chooses not to be a troublemaker but to lovingly care for her small family and embrace a simple, happy life. This series highlights the resilience and warmth of women in that era, as well as their courage to pursue love despite societal prejudices. More than a sweet romance short drama, it is a touching story of self-redemption and familial warmth.

1 year ago