All the Stars for You

Victory in Love and War

Wen Yushi, the "Iceberg Director" known as a "stern judge" in the industry, frequently "troubles" Su Wanning, a new transfer to his department—either assigning her the hardest projects or waiting downstairs with hot cocoa when she works overtime. Until one day, Su Wanning is surrounded by angry clients for offending them, and Wen Yushi suddenly appears, dragging her into his car. Before she can struggle, he locks the doors: "Wen Yushi, you're crazy! This is in the car!" He leans in with a smile: "Come on, why else would I buy it if not for this?" Su Wanning then realizes that this man who "targets" her actually fell for her three years ago, when she saved a stray cat he was secretly feeding. And those "difficulties" were just his way of shielding her from workplace tricks...

2 months ago

After My City Daughter-in-Law Despised Me for Poverty, I Awakened X-ray Vision

Li Jianguo, a rural father who worked tirelessly to send his son to college, finally married a city daughter-in-law named Zhou Min. But Zhou Min has hated the Li family's poverty since day one—hating the leaky adobe house, the "unsanitary" food cooked by her mother-in-law, and even refusing to let her family attend her grandson Xiaoyu's full-month banquet. While Li was squatting in the yard smoking and worrying, a golden light suddenly pierced his eyes—he awakened X-ray vision! He could see antiques under the soil, gold sand in the river, even hidden illnesses in people. But when he came home with a Ming Dynasty porcelain bowl he just dug up, he caught Zhou Min packing Xiaoyu's clothes, vowing to take the child away forever. Li's hands trembled as he held the bowl. This time, he would show the snobby daughter-in-law: a poor old man can also turn into a "golden dad"!

4 months ago

Rebirth at the Start: Reclaim What's Mine

Su Wan died with hatred in her previous life—framed by her stepsister, she lost her father's inheritance and her fiancé's trust, and finally passed away in the hospital. When she wakes up, she's back to a week before her wedding—the starting point of all her tragedies. This time, she's no longer a pushover: she exposes her stepsister's fake will, slaps her fiancé with photos of his infidelity, and even reaches out to Lu Yan, the cold lawyer who helped her in her previous life but was rejected by her. As she reclaims everything that was hers, she finds that Lu Yan's eyes hold a two-lifetime love she never knew—turns out her rebirth was never an accident?

5 months ago

Wen Tang: The Scentless Cultivator

Wen Tang, a "transparent" planner at an ad agency, accidentally drinks a cup of "cultivation-exclusive" milk tea while working overtime, binding herself to a system that only assigns "social death tasks"—like making her "fly a sword to hand in PPTs" during a client pitch, or "use magic to disguise as a cleaner" to help her cold neighbor, top star Gu Yan, escape paparazzi. It even states, "The more you complain at work, the stronger your magic becomes"? But when she uses "complaint-based cultivation" to slap face green-tea colleagues and handle difficult clients, she discovers Gu Yan has long seen through her "little tricks"—this man who always covers for her is actually an immortal who's waited 300 years for her, and that "accidentally drunk" milk tea was a "reunion plan" he'd plotted for millennia?!

5 months ago

My Lord Jiu, Stop It

Su Wan marries the notorious “disabled and ruthless” Lord Jiu, Fu Jingchuan, to save her seriously ill sister. On their wedding night, trembling with a pair of scissors, she is shocked when the man in the wheelchair smiles and says: “You still owe me a ‘thank you’ for the osmanthus cake three years ago.” It turns out Lord Jiu is the little beggar she fed pastries to back then! He pretends to be cold to test her, but actually has been waiting for her all along. When she is tricked into falling into the pool by her stepmother, he jumps in despite his leg injury, holding her and calling “Wanwan.” Only then does she understand: his “stop it” is just fear of revealing his three-year-long affection.

6 months ago

Refusing to Help the Ungrateful Neighbor, the Village Regrets

In a humble village, a kind yet selfish villager chooses to refuse aid to a neighbor known for taking advantage of others. Initially, the villagers believe this is a wise decision, but as time passes, the neighbor becomes even bolder, leading to unforeseen consequences. The village gradually falls into trouble, making everyone realize that their choice might have been a mistake. The story explores the conflict between kindness and selfishness, the complexity of human nature, and the importance of collective responsibility. Ultimately, the entire village regrets their decision and reflects on the significance of unity and helping each other.

1 year ago