Buried in the 70s: Marrying the Rough Soldier

Starting with a Compass: My Treasure Hunt in the 1990s

In the sweltering summer of 1995, Lin Xiaoman, a recent high school graduate, urgently needed 3,000 yuan for her mother’s surgery. She found her late grandma’s tattered compass, whose needle surprisingly pointed to an abandoned ancestral hall that had been empty for a decade. Chen Mo, the cold-faced boy guarding the hall, tried desperately to stop her, claiming the hall was haunted, but Xiaoman insisted on breaking in to save her mother. However, instead of treasure, the box in the underground chamber held only grandma’s diary and a bracelet missing a bead. It turned out grandma and Chen Mo’s grandfather had “hunted for treasure” years ago—not for gold, but for the “brightest bead” grandpa promised her. Grandpa went to work in a coal mine to buy a glass marble for her, but disappeared in a mining accident, and the bracelet was their token of love. At that moment, Chen Mo took out the matching glass marble left by his grandfather, along with the surgery fee he’d paid by selling a coal stone. The compass didn’t lead Xiaoman to money, but to grandma’s regret—and Chen Mo’s hidden affection in the marble. The real “treasure” is the love that mends regrets.

1 month ago

The Unreachable Beijing Blossom

Zhang Jinyi, the legitimate daughter of a Marquis in the capital, flees to the suburbs overnight to reject a forced marriage by a powerful minister. She is saved by Zhao Zhendong, a man who makes a living selling stewed pork. As they spend time together, Jinyi is touched by Zhendong's integrity and earthy warmth, while Zhendong falls for this gentle yet defiant girl. But when the Marquis's pursuers arrive, Jinyi's noble identity shatters their "ordinary dream"—on one side is an unattainable aristocratic lady, on the other is a commoner without even a household registration. Just as Zhendong plans to leave quietly, Jinyi grabs his sleeve: "What I want is never the Marquis's golden bowl, but the warmth of stirring the stew pot with you every day." But the minister's revenge is already on the way. Can this love that transcends social status survive the cruelty of the world?

3 months ago

Underdog's Counterattack: The Fiery 70s Wife Isn't to Be Messed With

In 1970s rural China, Su Xiaomei was a doormat daughter-in-law bullied by her mother-in-law and ignored by her husband—until an accident gave her a second chance. Reborn with a sharp edge, she turns the tables on her toxic relatives and sells their farm eggs like hotcakes using modern ideas. Her cold soldier husband, Lin Jianguo, is stunned by her transformation—how did his meek wife become so vibrant? As he falls for her again, one question looms: will her rebirth secret destroy their newfound happiness?

4 months ago

On the Day of Divorce, My Loveless Husband and I Time-Traveled to Ancient Times to Raise a Kid

Su Xiao and Gu Mingchuan had a "roommate-style marriage"—she was an overworked investment banker, he a laid-back programmer. Right after signing the divorce papers, they were sucked into a mysterious light at the civil affairs bureau and woke up in ancient times! Now they're a "couple" in a poor mountain village, with a crying toddler clinging to them, claiming to be their "child." Su Xiao panics at the leaky hut, but Gu Mingchuan suggests raising the kid first. As they navigate parenthood: Su Xiao teaches villagers crafts to make money, Gu Mingchuan learns to weave bamboo baskets to soothe the kid; when the kid has a fever at night, they hike miles for a doctor, holding hands unknowingly. When a career woman's "efficiency first" collides with a slacker's "go with the flow," their dying marriage unexpectedly sparks something new—all while raising a kid in ancient times?

5 months ago

The Ice Queen School Belle Is My Sister

Lin Feng thought his father's remarriage was life's biggest surprise—until he discovered his new stepsister is the aloof campus goddess Su Xue. Forced to live under the same roof, their initial hostility gradually melts into unexpected understanding as they navigate awkward family dynamics and school gossip. But when rumors swirl and hidden emotions blur the line between sibling bond and something more, their fragile new family must confront both outside pressures and the confusing feelings growing between them.

6 months ago

After Book Transmigration and Slacking Off, He Falls Hard

Modern-day slacker Li Ming accidentally transmigrates into a domineering CEO novel as a minor character. Determined to lie flat and do nothing, he unexpectedly encounters Su Ya, the novel's female lead—a strong-willed career woman oppressed by her family. When Su Ya gets trapped in a business scam and begs for help, Ming dismisses it coldly as 'too troublesome'. But an unexpected kidnapping forces them to escape together. Facing life-or-death dangers, Ming is slowly moved by Su Ya's resilience and kindness, transforming from disdain to affection in a dramatic 'zhen xiang' reversal. Romance quietly blooms, until Su Ya's arch-enemy threatens to expose Ming's transmigration secret, sparking a looming crisis of trust.

7 months ago

Lí Luò Huá Táng Qǐ Mèng: The Sweet Romance of the City CEO

"Lí Luò Huá Táng Qǐ Mèng" is a romantic drama combining city life, CEO dominance, and sweet petting elements. It tells the story of a woman navigating the complexities of urban life and her deep, conflicted love with a cold yet affectionate CEO. Filled with romantic and touching moments, the series highlights modern women's independence and brave pursuit of love. Over 95 episodes, this captivating love story gradually reaches a perfect conclusion, leaving a lasting impression.

11 months ago