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"Back on the Day of My Hospital Confirmation After My Best Friend's Betrayal"

Surgeon Lin Wei was murdered by her best friend and colleague Su Man on the day she got confirmed. Su Man not only seized the promotion spot but also pushed her down the stairs. Lin is reborn to the day before her confirmation application was submitted. This time, she avoids Su Man's traps, secretly collects evidence of Su Man's corruption and her connection to an old medical incident. She plans to expose Su Man's true colors at the key assessment, get back what belongs to her, make the betrayer pay, and uncover the deep secret behind her framing.

4 weeks ago

Clairvoyance: One Glance to Turn the Tide

After losing her job, ordinary office worker Lin Xiaoman unexpectedly gains clairvoyance, allowing her to see through the true nature of objects and others' disguises. She just wants to earn quick cash to cover her sick mother's medical bills, but when helping her childhood friend appraise a family heirloom jade pendant, she uncovers a massive anti-counterfeiting scheme orchestrated by a local business tycoon. Soon she becomes the tycoon's target, cut off from all side jobs and hunted down. Trapped between mounting medical debts and deadly threats, Lin must hide her ability, secretly gather evidence with her clairvoyance, and gamble everything to turn the tide in this desperate situation.

6 months ago

The Dragon Spring Sword Sings Every Night

Tian E, an intern cultural relic restorer, accidentally takes over a rusty Dragon Spring Sword. When the sword's midnight hum startles her awake, she crashes straight into the arms of Fang Chenxuan, an ancient swordsman—he's a sword spirit trapped in the blade for 800 years, only able to break free by finding the sword's "true master". Forced to bond, they navigate the chaos of modern city life while hunting for the sword's past, all while their hearts slowly soften for each other: Tian E uses milk tea and cat cuddles to thaw the cold swordsman, while Fang Chenxuan shields her from rain with his scabbard and catches her mid-fall with his martial arts, giving her all his thousand-year tenderness. But when the truth comes to light—Tian E is the reincarnation of the sword's original owner—Fang Chenxuan's freedom means one thing: forever saying goodbye to her...

9 months ago

When I Am No Longer Me

Lin Xiaoman, an overworked office drone, has a near-death experience from overtime and gets bound to a 'Counterattack System'. She's forced to become her ideal self—Lin Wanwan, a poised career elite. Thinking she can easily win over her crush Xu Mingyu and打脸 her mean colleagues, she instead breaks her high heels on day one (falling into Xu's arms), spills espresso on a contract during a meeting (mistaking it for ink), and uncovers a secret: the 'perfect Lin Wanwan' swapped identities to escape an arranged marriage! As she fumbles to cover her tracks, Xu's gentle care warms her heart. Slowly, she realizes: she doesn't need to be a 'perfect someone else'—the real her has already been cherished by someone all along.

11 months ago

Palace Whispers: The Concubine Forced to Be an Emotional Trash Can

Modern office worker Su Xiaoman died from staying up late binge-watching short dramas, only to wake up as Su Youning—the most invisible 'Transparent Concubine' in the Great Sheng Dynasty. Just as she planned to lie low and be a 'salted fish', she was bound to the 'Palace Emotional Storage System'—forced to absorb the inner voices of everyone in the palace! The emperor's late-night complaints about reviewing memorials, Concubine Li's scheming notes hidden in her hairpin, even the little eunuch in the imperial kitchen grumbling that 'today's porridge is faker than Concubine De's smile'—all flood her mind! She wanted to give up, but had to become the 'palace emotional trash can', only to accidentally hear the emperor's secret truth behind his 'I only love the country' facade: 'The osmanthus candy Youning gave yesterday—I kept it in my mouth all night...' The cold emperor's hidden crush and daily 'voice bombardment'—why is Su Youning's life as a concubine suddenly so sweet she wants to roll around?

1 year ago

Reunion in the 80s: Just in Time for Your Brightness

Lin Xiaoman, a modern overworked office worker, died suddenly while staying up late revising a proposal—only to wake up in 1985, in the tube-shaped apartment where she lived at 18. That day was her birthday; in her past life, she’d rejected the fruit candy from Jiang Ye, the boy next door, out of inferiority. Later, Jiang Ye’s “death in the army” became her lifelong regret. This time, she takes initiative: tutoring Jiang Ye in math, sneaking to sell homemade soda for tuition—until she catches Jiang’s mom wiping tears over his congenital heart disease report. Was his “sacrifice” a lie? Using modern ideas, she helps the Jiangs open a grocery store and rise to success, while uncovering the truth. But just as she thinks she can rewrite fate, Jiang Ye holds a Shenzhen train ticket and says, “I need to earn enough for our future.” In the 1980s wind, the two youngsters’ heartbeats are louder than the supply and marketing cooperative’s broadcast.

1 year ago