The Lawyer's Relentless Pursuit

Love in the Heart of Street Hustle

Lin Xiaoman, owner of "Old Man Man's Wonton Shop" at the old alley entrance, lives by her grandfather's craftsmanship and a yellowed "no price increase" notice—until she clashes with Gu Jingshen, an architect sent to redevelop the alley. He preaches "modern rebirth"; she wields a spatula and shouts, "The smell of everyday life is its soul." But as Gu squats on her threshold eating his third bowl of wontons, secretly fixes the elderly neighbors' leaky roofs, and boils bone soup with her at 4 a.m., those heartbeats hidden in the steam finally surface: The most touching love isn't romance in skyscrapers—it's in the depth of street hustle, where I understand your persistence, and choose to stay, guarding this warmth of life with you.

2 months ago

April Fool's Folly, Lifetime Regret

Lin Xiaoman, eager to test her crush Lu Xingye's feelings, sets up a "fake confession" on April Fool's Day—asking her best friend to deliver a love letter pretending to be her, hoping to mock his reaction. Unbeknownst to her, Lu Xingye has long seen through the disguise and even prepared a ring to respond. When Lu Xingye arrives with the ring, he sees Lin Xiaoman and her friend giggling, mistaking everything for a joke. Heartbroken, he turns away. By the time Lin Xiaoman realizes her mistake, Lu Xingye has already gone abroad, cutting off all contact. Years later, when they reunite, Lu Xingye has a fiancée. Only then does Lin Xiaoman understand: that "harmless" April Fool's prank has become a lifelong regret—she'll never get the chance to say, "I was serious."

3 months ago

You’re My Sunny Sky

Lin Xiaoman was once a street photographer who captured the warmth of the marketplace with her lens. Three years ago, her grandmother died in a car accident, and her world has been black and white ever since—until she met Chen Mo, a boy selling sunflowers in the old alley. This smiling boy not only helped her retrieve her grandmother’s old photos blown away by the wind but also quietly filled her empty balcony with sunflowers. But as Xiaoman gradually opens up, she discovers a secret behind Chen Mo’s smile: he’s the survivor who lost his sister in that accident, and he approached her to fulfill his sister’s last wish—to help the girl with red, teary eyes find her sunny sky again. On the day Xiaoman takes a color photo once more, Chen Mo leaves a bunch of sunflowers and disappears into the alley…

3 months ago

99 Blind Dates: My Boss Was the One

Lin Yue worked tirelessly to save for her mother's surgery while juggling 99 blind dates pushed by her mom. But the 99th date was none other than He Yuan, her boss who she'd avoided for three years! Little did she know, He Yuan had loved her secretly for years—he'd shielded her from all terrible suitors and even covered her mother's surgery costs anonymously. When a "forced date" turns into mutual affection, Lin Yue realizes the warmest company had always been by her side. But when He Yuan's family-arranged marriage is exposed, can they overcome the gap between their identities?

4 months ago

In the 90s: Me and Mom as Sisters

Modern corporate slave Lin Xiaoman dies from overwork, waking up as 18-year-old Su Xiao, a neighbor in 1995. The rebellious ponytailed girl in front of her? Her mom Lin Wan—young, edgy, nothing like the middle-aged woman who used to nag about daily chores. Lin Wan is secretly saving money to find her dad in Shenzhen, but Xiaoman knows she’ll be scammed there. She tries to stop her, but Lin Wan finds her “nosy.” Worse, Xu Chengyu—her future dad, a handsome guy selling tapes on the street—is pursuing Lin Wan! Xiaoman juggles teaching Lin Wan to sell soda with “free star stickers” to earn tuition, messing up Xu’s love letter into “I like you like I like tapes,” and hiding her identity as their future daughter. Just as they become close sisters, Xiaoman gets a warning to return to the present. Can she get her parents together before leaving? Can she tell Lin Wan how much the daughter who once hated her nagging actually loves her?

4 months ago

Reborn in the 80s: My New Wife Wants a Divorce on Our Wedding Night

Su Xiaotang, a modern corporate slave, died from staying up late. She woke up as a newlywed in the 1980s—her original self was holding a kitchen knife to divorce Gu Mingyuan over the “wife-killer” rumor! But she found this silent rough man not only fixed tractors and grew rare vegetables but also secretly gave her his only food stamps. Su Xiaotang took a gamble: no divorce, but to build a fortune with him! Using instant noodle seasoning to make popular braised dishes, using Dacron to make trendy shirts, she became the village’s “female god of wealth” with modern ideas. Gu Mingyuan changed from a “cold log” to a “wife-dependent man”, secretly learning to write clumsy love letters and shielding her from relatives pushing for a baby. The wedding night’s divorce farce turned into the sweetest “arranged marriage to true love”逆袭 story among rebirthers!

5 months ago