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The Day She Married, the Young Marshal Wept Red-Eyed

Su Wanqing marries the notorious "Hades" Young Marshal Gu Jingshen in place of her sister to save her critically ill mother. Expecting coldness, she discovers Gu has hidden deep affection—she saved him on the battlefield years ago. But her sister returns, teaming up with Su's ex to spread rumors of her "infidelity" and frame her for "eloping." On their wedding day, Gu finds an empty bridal chamber, his eyes red from crying as he searches the entire military governor's mansion. He finally catches up to the kidnapped Su at the city gate—only to learn all slander is a trap, and his tears are fear of losing the only light in his life.

3 weeks ago

The Twilight Doesn't Stain the Beloved

Young actress Su Nuanuan accidentally binds to a "Family Reconnection System" and wakes up as 80-year-old wealthy matriarch Gu Wanzhao! Her uncle’s family is plotting to seize the fortune, and her grandsons (the heirs) are estranged from her. She must use the system’s "empathy ability" to resolve misunderstandings with the younger generation, collect family affection points, and expose the power-seizing scheme. But when she breaks through the cold exterior of her CEO grandson Gu Sicheng, she discovers an unspoken secret from Gu Wanzhao’s past hidden behind the system mission...

3 weeks ago

Her Little Fortune

Lin Xiaoman, a new office worker, lied that tycoon Gu Jingshen was her boyfriend at a banquet to save face from colleagues' mockery of her “never-been-in-love” status. To her shock, Gu not only played along but even rushed her to get married. After moving in, she finds his secret: an old milk tea cup from five years ago and notebooks filled with her name. Turns out the hot milk tea she gave him back then made him plan for five years—all “accidents” were his long-prepared “fortune” to be with her.

1 month ago

Immortal Among Short-Lived Cursesmiths

The Cursesmith clan sacrifices their lifespan for curse power, never living past 30. But I, Su Mu, was born immortal—stabbed, cursed, even torn apart by evil spirits, I heal instantly. Yet this “specialty” makes me a “blasphemous monster” in my family’s eyes, and my peers shun me. Until a mission to seal an ancient evil, I meet Ye Wan, a girl who can “see the death line”. She touches the curse mark on my chest and says: “You’re not immortal. The evil spirit is ‘storing’ your life—every time you survive, a Cursesmith dies in your place.” As my brothers die one by one from curse backlash, and Ye Wan falls comatose while helping me break the curse, I realize: my immortality is a 200-year plot by the evil spirit. Now, I don’t need to “live” anymore—I need to learn to “die”—to trade my life for the survival of all Cursesmiths.

1 month ago

The Son-in-Law's Homecoming

Successful urbanite Li Ming accompanies his wife to visit her remote mountain village for the first time, where the whole village turns out in grand welcome. Behind this glorious facade lies the family's dark secret. When Li Ming accidentally uncovers his father-in-law's shady dealings with villagers, he must choose between family loyalty and justice. This ostentatious homecoming journey will forever alter the fate of both families.

6 months ago