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The Poor Son-in-Law Is Actually Great Xia's Dragon Marshal

Lin Yang has been the most despised son-in-law of the Su family for three years—his mother-in-law calls him a "useless parasite," his sister-in-law mocks him openly, and even his wife Su Muqing avoids him like the plague. But when Great Xia's centennial celebration arrives, and the Su family scrambles for an invitation to the Dragon Marshal's ceremony, Lin Yang calmly takes out a token engraved with a black dragon. He is the legendary Dragon Marshal of Great Xia, who went undercover as a son-in-law to repay the Su family's past kindness! Now that his identity is exposed, those who once humiliated him finally taste the consequences of judging people by their appearance.

2 months ago

My Husband Feigns Death, I Marry High; The Regent Sacrifices to Pamper

Su Wan'er is forced to marry into the regent's palace after mistakenly believing her husband, Lin Feng, died in battle. The cold-hearted regent, Xiao Ling, showers her with relentless affection, even risking his life to protect her. When Lin Feng returns, revealing an elaborate fake death plot, Su Wan'er is torn between her resurgent past love seeking revenge and her doting current husband who vows to shield her against the royal court. As political schemes unfold, a tangled web of passion and betrayal leads to a shocking reversal.

4 months ago

Love Across the Dinosaur Age

A modern person accidentally travels back to the dinosaur age and embarks on a romantic journey with the leader of a primitive tribe, transcending time and space.

6 months ago

Failed Matchmaking, Ended Up Registering with My Boss

This drama tells the story of a failed blind date that unexpectedly leads to a romantic connection between the female protagonist and her direct supervisor. Amidst various obstacles and misunderstandings, they gradually break through prejudices and sincerely embrace each other, ultimately tying the knot. The story is filled with warmth and humor, highlighting the dual challenges of modern workplace and love.

10 months ago

Three Women, One Play

"Three Women, One Play" is a captivating historical short drama that depicts the intertwined lives of three distinctly different women set against a complex societal backdrop. The series explores themes of love, cultivation, and fantasy, showcasing their resilience and wisdom amidst adversity. Spanning episodes 1 to 77, it vividly portrays their growth and struggles, blending elements of ancient culture, mystical cultivation, and romantic entanglements. With a tight plot and vibrant characters, viewers are transported into a magical world filled with romance and adventures. Whether it's the enchanting love stories or the extraordinary cultivation quests, it promises an engaging experience and is a must-watch for fans of fantasy dramas.

8 months ago

Tears After Heartbreak

When Lin Xiaoxia musters the courage to confess to her long-time crush, she's met with cold rejection. Heartbroken, she decides to move on and accepts the affection of her childhood friend who's always been by her side. Just as she starts this new relationship, her former crush suddenly appears before her, tearfully questioning why she changed her heart. The sight of the once-proud senior with tears in his eyes leaves Lin Xiaoxia torn between pride and true feelings. In this tug-of-war between ego and love, who will emerge victorious?

9 months ago

Love Letter from Five Years Later

"Love Letter from Five Years Later" is an engaging urban short drama that tells the story of Shen Yan, who wakes up after a car accident to find herself married to Fu Qingzhou. Facing humiliation from Fu Feng's family, she remains resilient and seeks the truth. As she gradually uncovers past secrets, her relationship with Fu Feng becomes more complicated, and she is transported back five years to reunite with Fu Qingzhou. This series combines elements of urban romance, family drama, and intertwined fate, showcasing the protagonist’s perseverance and resilience in love and personal growth.

8 months ago