Cultivation? Not My Thing!

Palace Annulment, Emperor’s Backing

Shen Qing, the daughter of a grand councilor, was publicly humiliated by her fiancé Liu Yunzhou in the Golden Palace. He knelt to beg to marry his newly-arrived younger half-sister as his official wife, demanding Shen Qing be demoted from official wife to a concubine to be trampled. Amidst the commotion, the cold-faced emperor on the throne stood up, exposing their secret affair and annulling the engagement. The emperor was actually Shen Qing’s elder brother who hid his identity; this humiliation was just the start of her counterattack, and his backing would make all tormentors pay.

2 months ago

Neighbor's Distance

Chen Yuan, a well-educated youth, returns to his hometown only to be brutally bullied by a local tyrant—his whole family is angered into hospitalization and slandered by the tyrant. Initially wanting to calm things down, he can't bear it anymore. With legal knowledge and meticulous logic, he collects evidence step by step within the rules, sets traps to hit the tyrant's illegal core. Finally, the arrogant tyrant reaps what he sows, rights the wrong for his family, completes a counterattack from forbearance to dominance, and clears justice for the villagers.

3 months ago

Keep the Ambiguity Going

Socially anxious screenwriter Lin Xiaoman’s ambiguous scenes are always dismissed by sharp-tongued producer Lu Shiyan as “robotic and formulaic”. To save her script, she’s forced into Lu’s “immersive ambiguity experiment”——sharing oden at a convenience store, pretending to be a couple choosing sofas, hiding under one umbrella on a rainy night… What started as a功利ous “performance” slowly shifts: Lu secretly blocks her deadline calls, and Lin leaves him a cup of hot cocoa during overtime. But as the ambiguity deepens, Lin finds Lu’s phone wallpaper is the cover of her unfinished novel from years ago——he’d been watching her all along? Is this “experiment” a work assignment, or a premeditated heartbeat?

9 months ago

Who Took the Wrong Medical Report Seriously?

Su Xiao, a grassroots employee at Gu's Group, accidentally swapped medical reports with CEO Gu Jingshen while picking up her best friend's report—Gu Jingshen got the friend's "suspected late-stage gastric cancer" report and thought Su Xiao was dying; Su Xiao received Gu Jingshen's three-year-old "late-stage heart disease" report and believed the CEO was terminally ill. Gu Jingshen, who was saved by Su Xiao three years ago, started quietly "compensating" her: a promotion, covering her mother's hospital fees, and helping her complete a "bucket list". Su Xiao approached him out of pity but fell in love during their interactions. When they poured out their hearts believing they were "dying", the best friend arrived to reveal the truth: all "terminal illnesses" were a misunderstanding! Gu Jingshen confessed: "I didn't take your illness seriously—I took my feelings for you seriously." Su Xiao smiled with tears: "Me too. I only dared to admit my three-year secret crush because I thought you were leaving." A misunderstanding brought two people who missed each other for three years to finally seize their true love.

9 months ago

Rebirth: Slapping the Whole Family

Su Wanwan, who was drained of her worth and died miserably by her family in her previous life, is reborn to the eve of her college entrance exams at 18. This time she refuses to be their cash cow. Armed with memories of the future, she strikes back with precision: exposing the fake heiress's forged diploma, unraveling her gold-digging brother-in-law's marriage scam, and making her sexist parents face the consequences when the demolition compensation comes. When the wealthy heir arrives with a DNA test, the sight of her family begging for forgiveness makes her laugh—this is what sweet revenge looks like.

1 year ago