Vessel of Whims

Bright in the 80s, Pure Joy with Yu Ye

Modern office worker Lin Mingming accidentally travels back to 1987. She wants to avoid troubles and focus on her career, but finds her best friend trapped in an unhappy marriage. She helps her friend divorce decisively and they start a business by renting an old shop to make money. During this time, Lin runs into the cold-blooded war god Shen Yuye. Shen is cold and stubborn on the surface but secretly protects her. They develop feelings for each other but break up hastily due to Lin's concerns. After the breakup, Shen drops his cold demeanor and chases his ex-wife, watching their business succeed while trying all kinds of ways to win her back. In the bustling 1980s, a sweet and exciting story of love and counterattack unfolds.

1 day ago

A Word from the Sister-in-law Wakes the World

Before Xinyi's wedding, she visits her future mother-in-law and suffers one obstruction after another—her ordinary family background is looked down on, and the betrothal gift she brings is smashed publicly. She mistakes the elder sister-in-law for fomenting trouble behind the scenes and guards against her everywhere. At the family banquet, the elder sister-in-law exposes a conspiracy between Xinyi's fiancé and the future mother-in-law: their family is deeply in debt and wants to use Xinyi's family property to pay it off, deliberately making things hard for Xinyi to force her to submit. Xinyi wakes up abruptly, breaks off the engagement on the spot, and embarks on a cool road of counterattack.

1 week ago

10,000 Bucks per Kilometer: No Turning Back

To pay off huge debts, the protagonist steps onto a mysterious, eerie highway with a fatal rule: he earns 10,000 yuan for every kilometer he walks forward, but turning back triggers unknown dangers. On the road, some betray companions for profit, while others cling to rules to survive. Trapped in the desperate situation, the protagonist breaks through by following rules, bonds with a fellow traveler, tries to uncover the highway’s secrets, guards his values, and strives for a comeback while protecting those he cares about.

1 month ago

After Transmigrating as a Prime Minister, I Resigned to Guard the Country

Modern office worker Xu Mu transmigrates to ancient times while working overtime late at night. From a homeless commoner, he climbs to powerful Prime Minister with wisdom and iron will. Over a decade, he crushes three border rebellions and helps Emperor Zhao Jing ascend the throne, hoping for peace—only to be framed by treacherous Wang Lun for “hoarding military power”. Though Zhao Jing protects him publicly, the suspicion in his eyes cools Xu Mu’s loyalty: what he guards is the land, not the emperor! Xu Mu tears his robe, resigns, and takes 3,000 old soldiers north to build the “Commoner Camp”. When northern Hu tribe invades, he leads the camp to the front. Facing enemy swords and “traitor” slander, he points his blood-stained sword at the Great Wall: “Guarding the country isn’t about official hat beads—it’s about a heart that dares to fight and die!”

8 months ago

On Our Wedding Night, My Groom and I Swore Brotherhood

Lin Wan married into the Gu family with a heavy heart, ready to endure a cold wedding night. But her groom Gu Yan burst in with a statue of Guan Gong: "My uncles want to take my business through this marriage. Let’s swear brotherhood instead—I’ll protect you from their schemes." Watching his clenched hand on the statue, Lin Wan grabbed a wine bowl and slammed it on the table: "Deal! From now on, I’m your big brother. Anyone who hurts you will face me!" Thus began their "fake couple, real siblings" life: Gu Yan left her a warm lamp and porridge when she worked late; Lin Wan snapped back at his uncles when they bullied him. But slowly, the line between "siblings" blurred—Gu Yan stayed up all night with red eyes when she was sick; Lin Wan’s heart skipped a beat when he wore a suit. Would this absurd wedding night oath turn into a sweet twist where "I saw you as a brother, but you wanted to marry me"?

8 months ago

After Transmigrating, I Helped the Female Emperor Conquer the World with My Inner Voice

Lin Chuan, a poor young man, stayed up late playing games and woke up on the dragon bed of Ling Shuang, the ancient Female Emperor! Ling Shuang was about to kill him with a sword when, at the critical moment, she suddenly heard Lin Chuan's inner voice—"This beauty is going to kill me? I don't even know her name!" Ling Shuang was shocked: she could read the thoughts of this "unidentified" man. To verify, she spared Lin Chuan's life, only to discover the secrets of "firearms" and "gunpowder" from his inner voice. For survival, Lin Chuan had to help make these weapons, which unexpectedly helped Ling Shuang sweep through six kingdoms and unify the Central Plains. And Ling Shuang, from initial vigilance to gradual dependence, finally even tied Lin Chuan up as her husband? How will this pair—"the mind-reading Female Emperor + the transmigrated man forced to win"—protect each other in the vortex of power?

9 months ago

Reborn: I Bound the Life Optimization System

Lin Chuan, a poor young man, died from staying up late to finish a proposal. When he opened his eyes again, he was back on his 22nd birthday night—his phone suddenly popped up a "Life Optimization System Bound" notification, and 3 billion yuan was credited to his bank card the next second, instantly turning him into a top rich second generation! But the system's "initial task" hides a crisis: he must make Su Wan, an independent designer who deeply hates "rich second generations," fall in love with him sincerely within a month. Otherwise, all "optimizations" will be cleared, and he'll return to the poor boy who worked overtime until midnight! Lin Chuan pretends to be a "perfect young master" with luxury cars and watches while secretly helping Su Wan solve her studio's funding crisis. But when Su Wan discovers his "identity was given by the system," can this system-built approach turn into real love?

10 months ago

The Rebellious Son's Lie

Li Shulan, a single mother, finds her newly employed son Chen Mo suddenly "rebellious": he stays out late claiming "overtime" but smells of hot pot, says he got a "salary raise" yet secretly rummages through old passbooks. Following him, she catches him washing dishes at a hot pot restaurant and rushing to the hospital with medicine. It turns out Chen Mo knew his mother had a chronic illness long ago—afraid she'd refuse treatment to save money, he used "rebellious lies" to hide his vulnerability, saving every penny for her. When the lie is exposed, mother and son cry together in the hospital corridor—all the unspoken love is hidden in the lie of "I'm fine."

1 year ago

The Warmth and Coldness of Benevolence

A doctor struggles between ideals and reality, facing the injustices and challenges of the medical system. How will he uphold the benevolence of a healer?

1 year ago