Three Brothers Dote on Me

The Great Drought of the 1970s: The Lifesaving Underground River Under My Home

In 1972, Huangyuan Village was struck by a century-long drought. Lin Xiaoman's family dug a well in their yard to save the dying corn seedlings, only to unearth a clear underground river! But before they could celebrate, the village chief led villagers to their door, demanding the river be confiscated as collective property. Grandma trembled holding a water jar reserved for her sick grandson, while Dad clutched his hoe and shouted: "This is my land!" Chen Mo, the educated youth Xiaoman had a crush on, held a bowl of muddy water leftover from a villager's child and begged: "If there's no water in three days, half the village will die of thirst." What chilled Xiaoman to the bone was a plum-embroidered handkerchief floating from the river's outlet—it belonged to Chen Mo's sister who had been missing for three years! Does this sudden river hold the truth behind her disappearance?

1 month ago

Whoa! The Plot Goes Wild After Transmigrating into the Book

Modern office worker Su Xiaoman stayed up late reading an ancient romance novel, only to wake up as Su Xiaotang—a cannon fodder supporting role who’d be sent to the Clan Court to be eaten by dogs within three episodes for offending the villainous male lead Gu Yanzhi. To survive, she rebels against the script: using milk tea to silence Gu, solving his official troubles with PPTs, and even turning the original female lead’s “tea art” into a social death scene. But the more she messes around, the weirder Gu gets—his knife becomes a hand offering osmanthus cake, his order to exterminate her family becomes an edict to open her teahouse. As the transmigrated girl bends the villain’s plot, their sweet daily life hides a secret: Did Gu know she’s an “outsider” all along?

1 month ago

Summer Confession

Jiang He had a crush on Lin Chuan for four whole years, and just when they finally embraced their mutual love in the summer, a sky-high medical bill for her mother's sudden severe illness shattered their romance. Afraid of burdening him, she left overnight with a broken heart. Three years later, when they reunite, Lin Chuan—now a top investment banker—blocks her at the convenience store where she works. His eyes red, he grabs her wrist and snaps, "Jiang He, why didn't you let me share the load back then? What am I to you?" Little does she know, the payment slip hidden in her apron (stained with fresh tears) holds a secret: Lin Chuan had already secretly raised all the money back then, missing only one sentence—"I'll stay with you."

3 months ago

Rebirth of Wan Ruo: A 50-Year-Old's Counterattack

Lin Wanruo, a 50-year-old full-time housewife who’s spent 20 years on family and kitchen, catches her husband cheating with his secretary on her birthday—even her daughter calls her “a selfless mom”. In despair, she finds her old design sketches—the unfulfilled dream of her youth. She grits her teeth to learn computer drawing from scratch and joins a design competition. Gu Mingyuan, her former senior and now a famous designer, helps polish her work. When her “warm domesticity” series goes viral, her husband begs for reconciliation with flowers, and her daughter holds her drafts saying “Mom, you’re so cool”. Lin Wanruo smiles: “I’m not someone’s wife or mom—I’m designer Lin Wanruo.” This 50-year-old’s counterattack is about reclaiming the self time stole away.

3 months ago

After a Flash Marriage, My Older Husband Spoils Me Rotten

On the eve of her engagement, Zhao Xiaoya catches her fiancé cheating with her own sister. Heartbroken and desperate, she meets Fu Zhengting—her fiancé’s father, a notoriously cold and ruthless business tycoon. In a fit of rage to get back at the traitors, she impulsively proposes a flash marriage, and to her surprise, Fu agrees immediately. Xiaoya expects a cold contractual relationship, but instead, Fu spoils her like a treasure: he helps her take down the cheating ex and her sister, and secretly restores her identity as the long-lost daughter of the Mo family. As the bitterness of revenge fades, she discovers that this impulsive marriage has been hiding Fu’s decade-long unspoken love for her…

4 months ago

You and I Are Just Passing By in the Spring Breeze

The short drama 'You and I Are Just Passing By in the Spring Breeze', starring Liang Sijia and Sun Hucheng, tells a brief yet profound encounter where the two pass by each other in the spring breeze, leaving unforgettable memories.

9 months ago