72 Hours in Northern Myanmar

Drowned in His Heartbeat

Fleeing her family's forced business marriage, office worker Su Wan accidentally moves into the apartment of icy, abstinent CEO Fu Jingshen, and unexpectedly gains the ability to hear his heartbeat. At first she brushes it off as a weird fluke, but as they grow closer, she discovers Fu's heart only races wildly around her, revealing the hidden tenderness beneath his cold exterior. As their romantic feelings blossom, she uncovers a conspiracy targeting the Fu family behind the arranged marriage, and the heartbeat she hears may be the only key to unlocking the truth.

2 weeks ago

The Ancient Taoist Master Helps Me Sell Antiques

When Lin Xiaoman's antique shop was on the verge of closing, a handsome man in a black Taoist robe named Gu Yuan broke in late at night—claiming to be a 1,000-year-old Taoist master who could help her appraise and sell antiques, but only if she helped break the seal on his soul trapped in a bronze mirror. Xiaoman agreed as a last resort, but gradually found that Gu Yuan was nothing like a “master”: he would squat at the counter gluing broken porcelain, use talismans to变出 money for her rent, and even use magic to reduce her fever when she was sick. Until the bronze mirror glowed red, Xiaoman saw their past life in the mirror: Gu Yuan was her fiancé, who had scattered his soul to save her from evil spirits, and now he had returned only to “settle karmic debts.” Facing the disappearing Gu Yuan, Xiaoman cried and grabbed his hand: “This time, I don’t want you to be a hero—I want you to be mine.” But Gu Yuan smiled and touched her face: “I haven’t had a next life for a long time.”

1 month ago

Northeast Mourner: Taboos for the Living

Lin's Mourning Shop on Northeast Old Street is a three-generation team specializing in "yin活儿" (rituals for the dead). Lin Xiaoman (played by Cai Meixian), the shopkeeper, strictly follows the family rule: "No living person shall enter the mourning site." But this rule is broken by Shen Zhao (played by Huang Xinyue), a female journalist who breaks into the ritual to investigate her missing best friend—her intrusion triggers the backlash of the dead's obsessions, forcing the two to team up to solve multiple strange incidents caused by "living people violating taboos." As the investigation deepens, a secret Lin Xiaoman has hidden for 20 years emerges: her father's "accident" is actually part of the same陈年 unjust case (old unjust case) as the disappearance of Shen Zhao's best friend. When the truth behind the taboo approaches, will she choose to stay out of trouble by adhering to the family rule, or break the rules for justice?

1 month ago

I Became a Son-in-Law in Ancient Times

Su Mo, a modern corporate slave, died from overworking and unexpectedly reincarnated into ancient times as the most despised son-in-law of the General's Mansion—married to Shen Zhaoxue, a cold and battle-hardened female general. He was mocked daily by the servants as a "soft eater." But no one knew he carried modern business acumen and military strategies in his head: he solved the army's food crisis with "crowdfunding," improved military equipment with "assembly line production," and even helped Shen Zhaoxue uncover the truth behind her family's massacre years ago. As the ice-cold general gradually melts for his wit and tenderness, the once "worthless son-in-law" has quietly become her "invisible god of war..."

2 months ago

The Rest of Our Lives: Making Amends

Lin Wanwan grew up without "Mom and Dad" — the housekeeper attended her parent-teacher meetings in elementary school, she spent her 18th birthday in the hospital with an IV drip, and as an adult, she's used to hiding her struggles. Until her mother found her 12-year-old essay "My Wish": "I want Mom and Dad to spend my birthday with me," and broke down in tears. Her parents sold their hometown house overnight, closed their 20-year-old hardware store, and rushed to Beijing to squeeze into the basement next to her rental. They learned to make her favorite pork and cabbage dumplings, woke up at 4 a.m. to save her a subway seat, and even secretly submitted resumes for her (because they knew she didn't want to be a civil servant). But Wanwan was wary of this "sudden kindness" — until she had a fever and dazedly touched her mother's frostbitten hands (frozen from buying her hot soy milk every day). Her mother whispered, "Wanwan, we were wrong," and she suddenly understood: her parents' "awakening" is using every second of their remaining lives to slowly make up for the love they never gave.

2 months ago

Trapped in My Own Trap

Zhang Chuxuan's sister committed suicide after being devastated by rumors that "Young Master Cheng Cheng played with her feelings and abandoned her". Swearing to make Cheng Cheng suffer the pain of betrayal, Chuxuan disguises herself as a vain gold digger and deliberately approaches him, weaving a revenge trap with sweet words. However, as they spend time together, she discovers Cheng Cheng is nothing like the playboy he's rumored to be—he helps the elderly pick up parcels, secretly feeds stray cats, and even stays up all night making ginger tea when she has a cold. Just as Chuxuan is about to confront him with the "evidence" she's collected, Cheng Cheng takes out an old hairpin: "The little girl who saved me from that car accident years ago... was it you?" It turns out he's been searching for the girl who pushed him out of a crashing car, and that girl is Chuxuan. At this moment, Chuxuan realizes with a start that the "trap" she set for revenge has long become a "net of love" trapping herself—she has already fallen deeply in love with Cheng Cheng.

4 months ago

I Opened Blind Boxes in Ancient Times

Su Xiao, a modern blind box blogger, travels back to the Great Ning Dynasty as an unloved illegitimate daughter of the General’s Mansion after opening an ancient blind box carved with mysterious patterns. She discovers her portable blind boxes can yield fragments of past lives—and the scheming Prince Gu Zhao is frantically searching for the "past-life lover" behind these fragments. Entangled by the blind boxes, Su Xiao thinks Gu Zhao only uses her to find the items, while Gu Zhao sees in the fragments how she died saving him in a past life. When the last blind box is opened, past truths collide with present misunderstandings. Can they overcome the regrets of time and seize their love in this life?

5 months ago

Popsicle Paradox

Food courier Wu Hao discovers a mystical popsicle that opens a portal between realms. When he offers it to injured immortal goddess Wu Mengyuan, an ancient marriage pact activates! As celestial princess Jiang Xinyan storms into his tiny apartment to reclaim her 'stolen' groom, a cosmic love triangle ignites. But the enchanted treat's true power threatens to unravel reality itself, forcing three souls from different worlds to save existence—or lose everything in frozen oblivion.

7 months ago

Married in Haste, Pampered to Heaven

Ordinary girl Su Nian enters a contract marriage with business tycoon Gu Yanchen, only to accidentally become pregnant. Expecting dismissal, she's shocked when the cold CEO transforms into a doting husband: buying luxury jewels as toys, converting boardrooms into delivery rooms, and defying his dynasty for her. But as Su Nian falls into sweet traps, a decade-old vengeance scheme surfaces. Will this transactional romance lead to paradise or ruin? Corporate intrigue clashes with obsessive devotion in this high-stakes game of love.

9 months ago

Reborn in 1958: Getting Rich by Rejecting the System

Reborn in 1958: Getting Rich by Rejecting the System is a thrilling short drama blending urban rebirth, romance, adorable babies, ethics, sweet romance, counterattack, and revenge. The protagonists Wang Yuzheng and Li Linxuan reject the system after rebirth and rely on their wisdom and hard work to get rich, delivering a fast-paced plot full of twists and surprises.

9 months ago