Don't Panic My Lady, I'm Actually OP

Beachcombing: Mazu Gave Her a Golden Eye

Lin Xiaoman, a fishergirl, is desperate to raise money for her critically ill father. She goes beachcombing but is cheated by a黑心 vendor. In despair, she dreams of Mazu, the sea goddess, and awakens a "Golden Eye" that can see through the seabed—distinguishing pearl quality and spotting treasures from sunken ships! She earns her first fortune with this power but attracts villains who covet the treasures and plot against her. She also meets Gu Shen, the cold CEO of a seafood group. From mutual suspicion to fighting together against crises, Xiaoman uses her Golden Eye to protect the village, heal her father, and find sweet love. But as the secret of the sunken treasure unfolds, a bigger conspiracy targeting her is quietly approaching…

17 hours ago

Special Forces Return: Harm My Wife, You Die

Five years ago, Lin Chuan went to the border to become a special forces soldier, promising his wife Su Xiao he'd return. Five years later, he came home with military honors, only to find Su Xiao surrounded and insulted by loan sharks in the market—this woman he cherished most was huddling in a corner with their child, trembling, while onlookers stayed silent. The “Lone Wolf” who once terrified enemies instantly flew into a rage. He took off his military coat to wrap his wife and child, turned around, and showed his special forces armband: “Touch my family? You're asking for death.” He took down the loan sharks in seconds. When the leader pulled a knife, Lin Chuan countered him, pressing the knife to his neck with icy eyes: “Either leave now, or go to hell.” Meanwhile, a man in sunglasses nearby was secretly filming—he was Su Xiao's long-lost brother, a CEO who'd come to rescue her, but accidentally witnessed his brother-in-law's “epic wife-protecting moment”...

2 weeks ago

Please! Can the Short Drama World Be Normal?

Lin Xiaoman, a "formula screenwriter" who specializes in clichéd short dramas, accidentally travels into her own work one night while burning the midnight oil to revise a script. The overbearing CEO, who was supposed to be in an abusive romance, is growing succulents on the balcony; the white moonlight female lead has opened a popular snail noodle shop instead of scheming; even the villainous second male lead is chasing her with the script, begging: "Screenwriter sister, I don't want to steal the female lead anymore—can I sell grilled sausages instead?" To return to reality, she must force the chaotic short drama world back to its "normal" clichés. But the harder she tries, the more she realizes that these "unscripted" characters all have genuine hearts hidden beneath their "abnormal" actions. When "normal" clichés clash with "abnormal" sincerity, Lin Xiaoman starts to question: Is the world going crazy, or was the "normal" she used to write never truly alive?

1 month ago

Dr. Qiao, I Want to Collect Rent for You

Neurosurgeon Qiao Jingshen has a small old apartment in the old town—three tenants in a row have skipped rent, making it a “headache” he can’t shake. One day, Su Xiaotang, a high-ponytailed real estate agent, blocks his clinic door, her eyes shining like stars: “Dr. Qiao, I’ll collect your rent—no commission!” Qiao intends to refuse, but is stunned by Su’s “act first, explain later” move—she not only deals with the rent-delinquent tenant but also repaints the living room into the light blue he loved as a kid. It’s not until he sees Su staring at the old rattan chair on the balcony that Qiao recognizes her as the little girl who retrieved his model airplane years ago. Su, who’s searched for this apartment for three years just to see her grandma’s rose bush, never expected the owner to be the “white-coat男神” she’s admired secretly for a decade. When the “rent-collecting mission” triggers mutual unspoken love, the cold doctor finally puts down his scalpel: “This time, let me ‘collect’ your ten years of feelings.”

1 month ago

This Young Master's Fists Don't Reason

Gu Zhao, the notorious playboy heir of the Gu Mansion in the capital, hides a secret—he was trained by a reclusive martial artist at five and can catch flying arrows with his fists. Recently, a series of "fist robberies" have swept the city: the robber targets greedy rich men with the motto "fists over reason". Shen Wan, a righteous female constable, suspects Gu Zhao is the culprit and camps outside his mansion to arrest him. Until one day, Shen Wan is ambushed while tailing the robber, a knife at her throat—Gu Zhao leaps over the wall, takes down the thugs in three punches, and smirks: "Against unreasonable people, my fists work better than your official seal." Shen Wan realizes the playboy is actually a secret guardian of the city, and the robber’s mastermind is linked to the Gu family’s decade-old massacre of a distant uncle. They become a quirky duo of "fists plus constable", uncovering conspiracies while bickering over "reason vs. fists" and growing closer.

1 month ago

Embrace You Beyond the Ashes

Lin Xiaoman, a guide at a fire memorial, has been trapped in guilt for three years—her boyfriend died in a warehouse fire while retrieving her sketchbook, and she never got to see him one last time. Until Cheng Ye, a man wearing half-finger gloves, shows up. He always stares at the sketch of her boyfriend that Xiaoman drew (hung on the wall), and hides the sketchbook (with Xiaoman’s handwriting on the cover) he retrieved from the fire in his backpack. It turns out Cheng Ye was the firefighter her boyfriend pushed away that day; he witnessed her boyfriend giving up his chance to live and asked him, “Help me take good care of her.” When Xiaoman discovers Cheng Ye’s secret, and when they face the unburnable ashes of the past (guilt, regret, unspoken concern), can they cross those memories branded in their hearts and embrace the “unfinished” in each other’s arms?

2 months ago

Starting with a Basket of Wild Duck Eggs

Lin Xiaoman, a 996 office worker, quits her job to inherit her grandmother's failing duck farm after the elderly woman is hospitalized. On her first day, she finds a basket of wild duck eggs by the river, seeing them as her "start-up capital" to save the farm. But Gu Heng, the new village forest ranger in camouflage, blocks her door—claiming the eggs belong to the nationally protected spot-billed ducks and demanding their return. Xiaoman bursts into tears: her grandma's surgery fee depends on these eggs! Gu Heng softens and offers a deal: he'll help her revive the duck farm if she helps incubate the eggs and return them to the duck mother. From constant bickering to repairing the duck shed together, chasing away weasels that steal ducks, and even raising money for grandma's surgery, their relationship warms. But just as the wild eggs are about to hatch, the duck farm is suddenly targeted by developers for demolition…

3 months ago