Camellia Finale

Summer Moon Kisses the Cold Branch

Su Wanning, a modern office worker, died from overwork and reincarnated as a neglected concubine’s daughter in the Great Yan Dynasty. She not only has to deal with her stepmother’s torment and stepsister’s marriage theft but also accidentally saves Gu Hanzhi, the “cold god of death” General of Zhenbei, who is seriously injured. To change her fate of being sold as a concubine, she uses modern workplace skills to make money and reverse her life, but is forced to “take responsibility” for Gu Hanzhi’s recovery—only to find that the general, rumored to be so cold his sword frosts over, has a heart burning for his country. When border wars break out again, Gu Hanzhi is about to go to the battlefield. Su Wanning holds a amulet she embroidered and smiles: “If you win, we’ll get married.” He looks at her and shows a gentle smile for the first time: “Okay, I’ll show you how the summer moon kisses all the cold branches.”

1 day ago

After Carrying the Baby, the Little Pitiful Girl Is Lifted to the Clouds by Young Master Xu

Su Wan, a "burden" living with her stepfamily, took the blame for her stepsister's "seduction of a wealthy man" and accidentally got pregnant. When she was squatting in the hospital corridor saving money for an abortion, Xu Jingshen, the cold and ruthless CEO of the Xu Group, suddenly appeared—he wrapped her tattered coat tightly around her, stuffed a black card into her hand, and said in a deep voice, "My child can only bear the surname Xu." Since then, the little pitiful girl who couldn't even eat hot meals has become the "precious treasure" in Xu Shao's heart: he gave her limited-edition haute couture to cover the scars on her arm, retorted her stepmother's harsh words back to her throat, and even changed the board meeting time temporarily for her. But when her stepsister threw photos with red eyes and said, "He saved me back then!" Su Wan touched her belly and suddenly panicked—does this man who lifted her to the clouds love her, or just see her as a substitute for someone else?

3 days ago

Reborn in 1982: Rise from Rags to Riches

Lin Xiaoman, a modern corporate slave, died from overwork and woke up as Yin Yue—a village girl in 1982 who was dumped by her fiancé. Her father ignored her, her mother was critically ill, and a village bully even tried to steal her money from selling wild herbs (meant for her mother’s treatment). Using her modern business sense, she sewed polyester fabric into “Hong Kong-style dresses” and sold them at the county market, earning her first fortune. But her former “ungrateful” ex-boyfriend suddenly returned to steal her business, and Chen Mo, a veteran, kept eyeing her “crazy ideas”—friend or enemy? Follow this 1980s village girl as she builds her empire, uncovers plots, and finds the wildest love!

1 week ago

The Supporting Female Lead Overthrows the Dating Show and Reaches the Pinnacle of Life

Lin Xiaoman was just a "tool supporting role" in the dating show "Horizon of Heart", arranged by the program team to be the female lead's "stepping stone"—intentionally dropping cakes, interrupting to make a fool of herself, even her lines were written as a "green tea script". Until she found the director's "plot outline" in the dressing room, she realized her "misery" was all designed! Awakened, she rebelled on the spot: during the interview, she directly complained, "The cake was handed by the program team, I wanted to drop it long ago", and deliberately exposed during the game session, "The female lead's 'coincidences' are all rehearsed in advance". What was supposed to make her "fail" actually made her go viral for being "too real to be hurtful", and even the cold male guest Gu Jingshen took the initiative to hand her a microphone: "I've wanted to see you tear this down for a long time." While tearing up the hypocritical dating show script, she gained millions of fans with her straightforward words. Lin Xiaoman proved with strength: the life of a supporting female lead doesn't need others to write the ending!

3 months ago

The Silent Wheat Waves: A Long Way Home

Su Wanning, a top investment banker, missed her wedding with first love Lu Zhao to win the "Wheat Wave Village" redevelopment project in her past life, eventually dying from overwork due to the project's dark secrets. Reincarnated back to the project's launch day five years ago, she chases Lu Zhao—now the "guardian of Wheat Wave Village" protesting demolition—while uncovering the truth she missed: "Wheat Wave" isn't a capital feast, but the memory land where they grew wheat together, and the "home" Lu Zhao has been guarding with all his strength. When she tries to make amends, she reveals the pain behind Lu Zhao's "opposition": in her past life, he already knew the project would kill her, so he deliberately acted as an "enemy" to push her away...

3 months ago

Yesterday's Ashes, Tomorrow's Light

In a world where urban life blends with fantasy, Su Xiaowei perishes in betrayal only to be reborn as a mysterious CEO. She conceals her identity to seek revenge, facing Jiang Chen, a ruthless tycoon who becomes her enemy and unexpected love interest. As sparks of romance ignite amidst the vengeance, she grapples with the conflict between love and hatred. Shadows from the past resurface with supernatural secrets that threaten her newfound hope. The 60-episode high-definition drama promises a thrilling saga of rebellion, romance, and suspense.

5 months ago

A Marriage of Convenience at the Civil Affairs Bureau

A random marriage partner found at the Civil Affairs Bureau turns out to be the nation's richest man?! What was supposed to be a contractual marriage turns into an overwhelming romance, filled with passionate moments that leave marks all over.

7 months ago

The Ungrateful Children: A Youthful Reversal of Fate in the City

"The Ungrateful Children" is a captivating short drama that tells the story of a young couple facing family crises due to their unaccomplished children. Set against the fast-paced urban backdrop, the protagonists overcome societal and familial constraints through perseverance and effort, showcasing youthful passion and the power of rising against the odds. The series incorporates elements of romance, city life, and dominant figures, interwoven with themes of human kindness and life reflections, making it particularly appealing to young audiences. Overall, this is an inspiring and passionate short drama worth watching for fans of stories about resilience and urban struggles.

1 year ago