Back to the 80s as a Tycoon

Forced to Marry the CEO Right After Leaving the Mountain, I Took Over the City

Su Wan, heir to a hidden mountain clan specializing in martial arts and traditional Chinese medicine, left her secluded retreat to fulfill her master's final wish and meet her relatives. No sooner had she stepped into the city than she was cornered by top CEO Lu Tingzhou, who brandished a 100-million-yuan betrothal gift and a marriage contract, demanding she sign immediately. Lu had spent three years searching for her, as only she could cure his family's mysterious hereditary illness. Rejecting the stuffy upper-class rules, Su Wan used her lost acupuncture skills to save Lu's company from bankruptcy and used her martial arts to fend off gang thugs. She turned down the forced marriage, built her own reputation in the city, and slapped arrogant elites in the face, living a bold and unyielding life.

1 month ago

Stepmother's Comeback: The Whole Family Chases to Pamper Her

32-year-old Su Xiao marries into the Gu family as a stepmother. On her first day, her stepdaughter smashes her dowry jade bracelet, her stepson dumps her homemade breakfast, and even her mother-in-law insinuates she's "after the family fortune". But Su Xiao refuses to swallow her pride—she spends three days at a comic con to get the signed book her stepdaughter has been craving; she carries her stepson to the hospital overnight when he fractures his arm playing basketball and even helps him with his senior year physics homework; she rummages through the neighborhood trash cans to find her mother-in-law's lost reading glasses, a keepsake from her late husband. When the family realizes this "stepmother" understands them better than their own mother, the stepdaughter hugs her and cries "Mom", the stepson uses his saved pocket money to buy her favorite durian, and the mother-in-law even secretly adds her name to the house deed... The former "doormat" has now become the "treasure" the whole family chases to pamper. Turns out the sweetest family drama is the reversal of exchanging sincerity for sincerity.

2 months ago

Father's Love Under the Cement Bags

Chen Qiang, a single father and the hardest-working porter at the construction site, has his daughter Xiaotang's heart surgery fee weighing heavily on his mind. To earn an extra 20 yuan, he secretly carries ten more cement bags every day, even enduring a recurring waist injury. On a rainy day, Xiaotang sneaks to the site—she clutches the pocket money she saved for a week, wanting to buy her dad a pair of anti-wear gloves. But just as she reaches the corner, cement bags from the scaffolding suddenly fall! The moment Chen Qiang sees this, he throws himself over his daughter to shield her. The loud thud of the cement bags hitting his back mixes with his groans in the rain, but he never loosens his grip. When his coworkers pry open the cement bags, Xiaotang cries as she touches her dad's bleeding forehead, still clutching the crumpled gloves—her "secret" hidden in her schoolbag. And her dad's secret? It's using his life to hold up her future.

3 months ago

The Guy I Loved for Ten Years Got Married, and I Never Told Him I’m a Girl

Lin Xiaoman was Gu Chengchuan’s “guy best friend” for a decade—handing him love letters for his crushes, making congee when he was heartbroken, even being his groomsman. She hid the pink school uniform she never dared to wear in high school, the trembling hands every time she fixed his tie, and the secret “I wanted to be your bride.” On the wedding day, she stood outside the church in a white dress she finally dared to wear, only to see Gu Chengchuan running over in his suit, clutching her lost hairpin: “I’ve known your secret since high school—when you took that ball for me, I saw the pearl earring behind your ear.” It turned out he’d been waiting for her to speak up all along, and her “fear of saying” was his longest wait.

3 months ago

The Young Marshal's Wife Says She's Unworthy

In the tumultuous Republican era, she is the lawfully wedded wife of a powerful young marshal, yet her humble origins keep her living in constant anxiety. When the marshal is reported missing in battle and his family pressures her to remarry, she tearfully writes 'I'm unworthy' and plans to disappear. Unbeknownst to her, a pair of eyes watches her every move—the man rumored to be dead is closing in under a disguised identity. In this chess game of love, who truly holds the pieces?

8 months ago

Taking the Baby's Pacifier Out, He Wailed and I Laughed

This 77-episode urban romance short drama narrates the story of a domineering CEO who, after rebirth, faces complex relationships with love and family. Through cleverness and compassion, he gradually overcomes conflicts and earns the trust and love of his beloved again. The series features humorous moments, especially the comical scenes involving taking the baby's pacifier out, which bring lighthearted humor amidst touching scenes. Combining detailed urban life portrayals with the fresh perspective of rebirth, it presents a captivating mix of love, family, and personal struggle. A compelling short drama that explores emotional growth and reconciliation.

1 year ago

Villain's Self-Cultivation & My Bedding Connecting Ancient and Modern: Short Drama Collection

This short drama collection combines the themes of villain self-cultivation, urban drama, and fantastical elements crossing ancient and modern times. The stories focus on the growth and transformation of villains, showcasing their courage and wisdom in adversity. Featuring ancient battles, rebirth and revenge, and sweet romance, it explores various aspects of love and struggle. Each episode is filled with suspense and emotion, blending intense fight scenes with warm everyday moments, appealing to audiences who enjoy diverse genres. NaiNai Theatre takes you through time and space to experience a captivating world of stories, where passion and tenderness intertwine seamlessly.

1 year ago