Tyrant of the Land

My Daughter's Golden Eyes

Lin Wan, a single mother, raises her 5-year-old daughter Xiaotang alone. One day, she discovers Xiaotang can "see" the past hidden in old objects—like the memory of being abducted in Grandma Li's jade bracelet, or clues about a missing child in a stray cat's collar. Just as Lin Wan dismisses it as "childish fantasy," a group of men in suits show up, claiming Xiaotang's "Golden Eyes" can unlock the location of a lost national treasure. To her shock, her late husband's diary contains an old photo related to the Golden Eyes—turns out, Xiaotang's ability is part of a 10-year-long protection plan. Now, Lin Wan must risk everything to keep Xiaotang away from greedy pursuers, while uncovering the truth her husband hid before his death...

5 days ago

The Stand-In Baby Is the True Heir of the Wealthy Family: The Stand-In Wife and Her Son Dominate

To save her seriously ill sister, Su Wan had no choice but to be the "stand-in wife" for the Li family to "ward off bad luck", bringing her sister's "child" Xiaochuan into the wealthy household. She planned to leave after three years, but discovered that Xiaochuan had the same jade pendant birthmark as Li Jingshen. The paternity test revealed a shocking secret: this "burden" was actually the true heir of the Li family who had been missing for three years! Li Jingshen, once cold to marriage, was quietly melted by Su Wan's thoughtfulness and Xiaochuan's cuteness, and fell in love with her for real. However, her sister suddenly recovered and came back to claim her "biological son" and the position of "Mrs. Li"; Mr. Li also found out Su Wan's "stand-in" identity and wanted to drive her away. Facing family betrayal and love tests, can Su Wan keep this hard-won "home" with Xiaochuan? How will Li Jingshen choose between the truth and his true heart?

4 weeks ago

I Hired You as a Nanny, But You Act Like the Boss

To care for his critically ill grandmother, cold CEO Gu Jingshen hires Su Wan, a "professional nanny" with a high salary. But this nanny is even more domineering—she turns his private restaurant into a sugar painting stall grandma loves, rejects his multi-million yuan cooperation, and even says, "I'll take care of this family!" In fact, Su Wan is a reborn Su family heiress investigating her family's bankruptcy. Yet, she falls for Gu, who's cold outside but warm inside. When a bossy nanny meets a tsundere CEO, their bickering hides sweetness, and conspiracy hides true feelings. Can they resolve misunderstandings and uncover the truth?

1 month ago

She Said She Didn’t Love Me, So I Let Go Right Away

Su Xiao, a new front desk clerk, fell for her cold department head Lu Yan at first sight. For three months, she brought him breakfast and stayed late to help him, only to be publicly humiliated at her birthday party: "I never love someone who throws themselves at me." She smiled, left the cake, quit her job, and studied to join the project team. Half a year later, she became the youngest planning director. But Lu Yan, who'd loved her since she helped an old man with the elevator on day one, was now lingering outside her office with the teddy bear she gave him—his "I don't love you" was just fear of not deserving her. Now it's his turn to chase her back, and he's in for a tough ride.

1 month ago

Newlywed Slow Burn

Lin Wan (played by Lin Zixuan) and Wang Mo (played by Wang Chenpeng), married for three months, still act like the "most polite roommates"—he's always buried in overtime, while she quietly swaps his iced coffee for hot milk; she's too scared of the dark to change the light bulb, so he comes back at midnight to install a motion-sensor light without a word; she's afraid of cats but secretly feeds the stray orange for him, and he hates trouble but still replaces her high heels with soft-soled shoes. Until that typhoon night when she was stuck at the company—he stood in the rain with an umbrella for two hours, his shirt soaked through, yet he smiled and said, "I just passed by." When she found his phone memo titled "How to Get Along with a Slow-Burn Partner," she finally understood that every step of this "Mr. Quiet" was a clumsy attempt to get close to her. It turns out the best newlywed life isn't "instant intimacy," but a gentle contest where two people follow a "slow-burn script" and turn "strangers" into "sweethearts."

2 months ago

Tear Blade

Lin Xiaoman, a workplace nobody, just got cheated on by her scumbag boyfriend and bullied by her mean boss. At her lowest point, she binds to the "Tear Blade System"—collecting villains' tears allows her to exchange for superpowers! She transforms from a "doormat" to a "spiky little rose": using "verbal skills" to humiliate her ex, turning her boss's刁难 into a promotion with "workplace cheats," and even uncovering the hidden identity of ice-cold CEO Gu Chengchuan—he's a cultivator who fell into the city due to a system glitch! From "bickering" to "mutual protection," Lin Xiaoman rises by "causing trouble" with tears, while Gu Chengchuan stages a "cultivator CEO's chase for love." Funny twists hide heartwarming romance, and the mysterious truth behind the system awaits them to unlock together...

2 months ago

Start with a Random Door: Exile Ends at Crown Princess

Su Wanwan is framed by her stepmother and sentenced to three thousand miles of exile. In despair, she activates a jade pendant left by her mother, opening a "random door". Thinking she can escape, she steps through—only to land in the bedroom of Crown Prince Chu Jingheng. To her shock, the emperor has just decreed her to be the crown princess! While dealing with the constant schemes of her fake cousin (her stepmother's daughter) and the prince's cold scrutiny, Su Wanwan is forced to hide her "exile prisoner" secret and pretend to be the crown princess in the prince's mansion. But as they get along, she discovers the prince's "coldness" is a disguise, and her "exile" hides a bigger conspiracy—turns out, her mother's jade pendant had long bound her fate to the prince's.

2 months ago

Justice in the Hearts

Lin Xiaoman, a newly graduated community mediator, takes on a "short-weight" dispute in the old street—Aunt Zhou, who has sold soy milk for 20 years, is suddenly accused by supermarket owner Chen Ge of "cheating customers" and faces having her license revoked. During her investigation, Xiaoman discovers Chen's "evidence" is fake; he actually wants to force Aunt Zhou to give up her stall to expand his supermarket. But when Xiaoman presents the surveillance footage, Chen turns the tables and accuses her of "favoring acquaintances". Just as Aunt Zhou is about to be crushed by public opinion, the usually quiet neighbors step forward: one holds a notebook of Aunt Zhou's free breakfasts for elderly loners, another pulls out WeChat records of Aunt Zhou waiving Chen's bill three years ago, and even Chen's mother speaks up for Aunt Zhou—"She's brought me hot porridge for five years, closer than my own son." In the end, Chen apologizes. Watching the surrounding neighbors, Xiaoman suddenly understands: Justice is never cold evidence—it's the warmth accumulated in people's hearts.

2 months ago

The Glory of Pressure Point

Massage therapist Jie becomes a sensation with his ancestral pressure point technique, but gets entangled in treating a wounded mob boss. As gangland assassins close in, he must use his healing hands to defuse the lethal situation within 48 hours - with help from his secret admirer, a barista who holds the key to survival.

11 months ago