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Hey Folks, I’m A Taoist Priest But I Know Nothing About The Occult

Lin Xiao, a fresh graduate in ancient painting restoration, accidentally triggers her family’s ancestral Taoist seal. Neighbors mistake her for a real Taoist priest and come begging for help, yet she knows nothing about metaphysics at all. To keep up the facade, she uses her expertise to solve strange cases: a “haunted old house” has a leaking foundation, a “fox fairy cursing” is a prank by a lovelorn girl. She muddles through with improvisation but always hits the mark by accident. Later she meets Shen Yan, a serious Taoist priest who teases her at first then teams up as a “fake demon-busting duo”, unveiling the seal’s secret in hilarious daily adventures.

5 days ago

Reborn Seven Years Later, I Married My Arch-Nemesis, the School Beauty

In his previous life, Lin Chuan was a loser constantly "targeted" by the school beauty Gu Wanwan—even his confession was publicly "mocked" by her. But an accident sends him reborn seven years later: he’s now the CEO of a listed company, and the woman lying next to him is none other than Gu Wanwan! What’s more shocking? Going through old items, he discovers the truth: Gu Wanwan’s "targeting" was actually to protect him from school bullies, secretly help him with homework, and even get into a car accident to save him… Turns out, the "bitterness" of his arch-nemesis was just sugar hidden under thorns. When the reborn tycoon finally understands her past sincerity, this "marriage first, love later" sweet counterattack is just beginning.

2 months ago

《The Day I Handed Him the Divorce Papers, I Got My Terminal Diagnosis》

On the day 32-year-old Lin Wan receives her late-stage ovarian cancer diagnosis, she catches her husband Chen Mo coming home at dawn—hiding a lipstick stain on his shirt. He’s been using “overtime” as an excuse to come home late lately. Afraid of burdening him, she grits her teeth and writes a divorce agreement. Chen Mo, thinking she’s fallen out of love, signs it with red eyes, then turns around to secretly sell his parents’ old house—he’s hidden two months of surgery bills, waiting to raise enough money for Lin Wan’s treatment. Their misunderstanding only breaks when Lin Wan faints in the living room, clutching Chen Mo’s forgotten house-selling contract. But the cancer has spread—will their love make it in time to say, “I never blamed you”?

3 months ago

The Victory of a Village Woman

Li Guilan, a widow of ten years, dares to learn live-streaming to save the village's unsold tangerines. She faces scorn: her mother-in-law calls her 'shameless for showing off,' villagers mock her 'trying to be an influencer without knowing many words,' and even her son thinks she's 'wasting time.' But she persists—picking tangerines at 3 a.m. for footage, practicing Mandarin on field ridges, and using her old hen as a 'prop' to attract fans. When the first order pops up, her hands shake holding the phone; when the whole village joins her in live-streaming, she finally understands—victory isn't about beating others, but about becoming the light of her own life.

4 months ago

Regret Behind the Red Walls

Su Wan, a palace maid who has served in the Forbidden City for five years, secretly falls in love with Gu Zhao, the cold and taciturn commander of the imperial guards. She saved three hundred love letters written over nights, always slipping them into his sleeve during his patrols, but never dared to look him in the eye—until the night before Gu Zhao was sent to the border, Su Wan ran to Shenwu Gate with a box of osmanthus cakes, only to see him kneeling before the Empress Dowager, asking to marry the princess. When Gu Zhao returned triumphantly three years later, Su Wan was already gone from the red walls. Only the old嬷嬷 in the imperial kitchen said that winter, a maid jumped into the moat holding half a box of unopened letters.

4 months ago