No More Pretending: I'm the Top Tipper

The Legend of Changbai Mountain's Ginseng Baby

In the 1980s, Lin Xiaotang, an orphan in Lihua Village at the foot of Changbai Mountain, runs her late grandfather's medicine shop. She saves a wounded "little beggar" and unexpectedly meets Xiaoshenbao—a thousand-year-old ginseng spirit in human form. Zhou Dakui, the greedy village tyrant, colludes with a herbal merchant to dig up all old ginseng for a "longevity pill," even framing Lin as the "root of the demon." To protect Xiaoshenbao and the mountain's vitality, Lin uses her grandfather's medical skills to help villagers, exposes Zhou's scams, and humiliates a so-called "ginseng expert" with her "rustic ginseng soup." When Zhou sets fire to the mountain to force Xiaoshenbao out, Lin shields the child with her body—awakening Changbai Mountain's guardian power. It turns out her grandfather's kindness years ago had already passed the mission of protecting the forest to her...

3 months ago

Your Majesty, Stop Messing Around—We’re About to Conquer the Six Kingdoms!

Modern office worker Su Tang stayed up late mocking the male lead of a political drama for "pretending to be an idiot," only to wake up as the most miserable "Admonishing Censor" in the Great Zhao Dynasty—right after impeaching the emperor for "obsessing over cuju (ancient soccer) and neglecting state affairs," she was sent to be a cook for the imperial army. But she never expected that the young emperor, who fought eunuchs for pastries and folded memorials into kites, would sneak into the dark chamber at night, flipping through secret reports of the Six Kingdoms’ defenses with a cold smile; would block a fatal sword for her when she was targeted by enemy assassins, and tease her chin saying, "Censor Su, we’ll settle your scoldings after I unify the world." When she uncovered that the emperor’s "messing around" was all a disguise, and on the day Great Zhao’s cavalry crushed the enemy’s city gates, the young emperor held her on the dragon throne, nibbling her earlobe: "Now, I’m here to claim what you owe me—every 'Your Majesty, stop messing around'."

5 months ago

Blame Me for Falling Too Deep into the Role

Su Xiao, a stunt double, throws herself into playing the "shadow lover" in *Late Spring* by getting close to Lu Jingshen—both the drama's tycoon and a real-life entertainment mogul. She portrays the character's tenderness and grievance so vividly that she blurs fiction with reality: Lu sends medicine overnight when she's hurt, holds her under the eave on a rainy night. But when his first love returns, he coldly says, "You're just a substitute." Su collapses and quits the crew, only to find Lu had secretly rewritten the "shadow's" ending to "mutual love"—and in his pocket, a proposal ring engraved with her name waits.

6 months ago

The Disabled Tycoon Loves Me

Su Xiaonuan becomes the personal caretaker of disabled business magnate Gu Yehan to save her critically ill mother. Expecting cruelty, she instead discovers tenderness beneath his cold exterior. As they navigate mutual suspicion and growing attraction, family schemes, ex-lovers, and physical limitations threaten their bond. Can her love thaw his frozen heart? Will he rise again for her?

8 months ago

Ex-Wife Game

Divorce lawyer Han Chen is forced to take on a peculiar case where his ex-wife Lin Xia appears as the defendant. As they confront each other in court, long-buried feelings and hidden truths about their betrayal resurface. Amidst the legal battle, they discover their original divorce agreement conceals a shocking secret that could ruin their current lives. When love and hate intertwine into a deadly vortex, can the person who knows you best become your ultimate salvation?

10 months ago

The Test of Time

A humble worker unexpectedly gains the power to control time, allowing him to pause moments and even resurrect the deceased. As he navigates the moral dilemmas of exchanging money for time or vice versa, he begins to understand the complexities of human nature and the fine line between good and evil. This short drama explores themes of responsibility, desire, and moral testing, offering a compelling story about the true cost of power.

1 year ago