The Glorious Days of Brotherhood

Fated Foes: Better Married Than Apart

Su Wan, a jewelry designer just back from abroad, is forced to marry her "childhood enemy" Lu Jingchuan—the real estate tycoon who dumped her cruelly and made her leave in tears years ago—to pay her father's debt. On their wedding night, Lu slams a divorce agreement: "This marriage is a deal—no feelings allowed." But when Su gets close to the artist pursuing her, he turns into a jealous mess: sabotaging her projects, blocking her at her studio late at night, growling, "You're my wife—stop smiling at other men." Yet in Su's drawer, the diamond hairpin Lu gave her years ago is worn shiny; in Lu's safe, there's her 18-year-old love letter: "I'll marry Brother Jingchuan when I become a designer." When the truth of their breakup (Lu had to leave to save her father) comes out, how will these two stubborn people turn a "transactional marriage" into a "heartfelt union"?

3 months ago

Substitute Husband

Su Wan's grandma is terminally ill, with her only wish being to see Su get married. Desperate, she finds Gu Chuan—who looks identical to her missing first love—to be her "substitute husband," and they agree to "non-interference" in their contract. But Gu gradually crosses the line: he helps her fend off drinks until midnight, saves her from workplace harassment, and even holds their hands in front of the dying grandma, saying, "Be happy." Just as Su is about to fall for him, she receives news about her first love's whereabouts—only to discover that Gu is actually his twin brother, and the reason he approached her hides a secret about "making amends."

7 months ago

Baby Fu, Open Up! Daddy’s a Total Wife-Guy

Five-year-old Baby Fu arrives at the door of empire CEO Fu Sihan with her mom Su Wan’s “Husband-Hunting Diary”—three years ago, a car accident erased Fu Sihan’s memories of Su Wan, leaving him convinced she was a “greedy gold-digger who ran off with his money.” Now, when Baby Fu holds up a DNA test and yells “Daddy,” Fu Sihan discovers the truth: the stack of “Wanwan Sketches” in his drawer never stopped, he secretly bought Su Wan’s bakery just to see her daily, and his phone lock screen is still Baby Fu’s ultrasound photo. Caught between Baby Fu’s “weekly date quota” and Su Wan’s “I’m not getting back together” stance, Fu Sihan fully embraces his “wife-guy” identity: making ginger tea at 3 AM for Su Wan’s bakery, sneaking texts during meetings (caught by his assistant), and even bringing Baby Fu to shareholder meetings as a “marriage negotiator.” Turns out, the coldest CEO gave his heart to the woman who risked her life to save him three years ago—and he’s never gotten it back.

7 months ago

Lightning Marriage, True Love

Two young people meet in a whirlwind marriage, initially thinking it was just an impulse, but gradually discover a hidden genuine connection between them. Faced with external doubts and internal struggles, they must decide whether to invest their hearts in this sudden relationship or part ways under the test of reality. A love story full of twists and warmth, revealing the power of true love and the meaning of marriage.

8 months ago

Little Masters of Shaolin

Two kung fu prodigies sneak out of Shaolin Temple to find their long-lost parents, only to plunge into chaos at a century-old lion dance championship. Wielding lollipops as nunchucks, the siblings stun the crowd with their adorable yet lethal moves. But when they uncover a jade pendant hinting at their origins, the competition takes a dangerous turn. The icy-faced judge recognizes their birthmarks, while their final opponent hides dark family secrets. Can these cookie-stealing warriors win the lion crown and unravel the conspiracy before dim sum time runs out?

8 months ago

The Mirror Man

The Mirror Man is a short drama combining elements of time travel, cultivation, comedy, underdog triumph, fantasy, rebirth, urban life, and romance. The story follows the protagonist who accidentally travels to another world, experiencing various adventures and challenges, ultimately rising to become a powerful figure. With 40 episodes in high-definition, the series offers a fast-paced plot and endless humor, perfect for fans of fantasy and urban-themed dramas.

11 months ago

The Melon Muncher's Time Leap

Office worker Lin Xiaogua accidentally picks up a time-travel system while eating melons on the street. When the system predicts her death in 24 hours, she's forced to complete missions across timelines. But each leap triggers butterfly effects - her decade-long crush suddenly confesses, while the new CEO turns out to be her past-life nemesis. The shocking final mission appears: 'Kill your original self.' Now she must outsmart the system that's been orchestrating her demise through every 'coincidental' encounter.

11 months ago