Dr. Tang Spoils Her Rotten

On the Day We Divorced, My Estranged Husband and I Time-Traveled to Ancient Times to Raise a Kid

Shen Chu and Gu Jingchuan were married for three years but grew apart due to misunderstandings. On the day they signed their divorce papers, a thunderbolt sent them to ancient times—she became a rejected farmer’s daughter, he a down-and-out hunter, and a cute child calling them “mom and dad” suddenly appeared. Forced to team up to raise the kid, Shen Chu uses modern tricks (milk tea, sugar paintings) to run a popular stall, while Gu Jingchuan combines hunting skills with “live-stream-style” selling to make money. As they navigate midnight baby-sitting, flood disasters, and the kid’s little crush, they slowly uncover old misunderstandings. The once-stranger couple starts to feel their hearts flutter—could this time-travel be a chance to rediscover love?

1 month ago

After Transmigrating into the Novel, I Cling to My Husband's Thigh

Lin Xiaoman, a modern corporate slave, stayed up late reading a爽文 (cool novel) and accidentally transmigrated into the book as the "spoiled female supporting character"—the new wife of the villainous CEO Lu Jingshen. The original owner hated Lu so much that she slapped him in public, secretly transferred his assets, and waited to watch him go bankrupt and jump off a building. But Xiaoman knows Lu is the "reclusive tycoon" who will dominate later, and the original owner will be sent to a mental hospital for her mischief! To survive, Xiaoman instantly becomes a "clingy sweet bun": bringing love breakfast in the morning, massaging his shoulders at night, even blocking a fatal coffee splash for Lu—only for Lu to sneer: "What trick are you playing now, Miss Lin?" Caught between the original plot's "death countdown" and the tycoon's "trust test", Xiaoman grits her teeth to cling to his thigh. But why does it feel like the thigh is wrapping her into his arms instead?

2 months ago

Loved by Him, Adored by the Kids: The 1970s Supporting Female Lead Becomes a Favorite

Modern office worker Su Xiao died from overworking and transmigrated into a rejected educated youth supporting character in the 1970s—her parents passed away early, leaving three young siblings to raise, and she was forced to marry a lame old man by the village bully. In despair, retired soldier Lin Shen suddenly appeared: “I’ll register for marriage with you, and I’ll protect you all.” Su Xiao planned to use modern skills to earn money and raise the kids, but Lin Shen not only shielded her from trouble but also secretly gave her food stamps; the three siblings went from fearing her to clinging to her for candy every day; even the villagers who once bullied her came to ask her to teach planting techniques. From a “burden” hated by everyone to a favorite loved by her man and adored by the kids, Su Xiao finally understood—the sweetness of the 1970s is the aroma of warm corn cakes, the toffee hidden in the man’s arms, and the sound of the kids shouting “Sister” around her.

2 months ago

The Carefree War King of the Metropolis Part 2

In the sequel, the former battle emperor, War King, has retired to the metropolis, enjoying a peaceful life with his lover Xiaoya. But a mysterious assault rocks the city, targeting his past secrets and his loved ones. Forced to reclaim his weapons, he discovers the enemy is his once-trusted comrade, unraveling a carefully orchestrated betrayal plot. Amid suspenseful chases, his bond with Xiaoya faces a test of ultimate loyalty—she must choose between sacrificing herself to protect him or joining forces in revenge. Entangled in love and hate, with twists and emotional turmoil that peak in a climactic revelation, this short drama blends urban suspense with profound themes of humanity and romance, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats.

3 months ago

The Fortune Teller's Prophecy: Three Days Left

Fortune teller Ming runs his stall on a bustling street corner. One day, 50-year-old Aunt Zhang brings young Hua, whose dark forehead signals impending doom, and Ming prophesies with a single glance that Hua is haunted by a demon and won't last three days! Aunt Zhang begs for help in despair, while Hua scoffs in disbelief. Forced into a bizarre exorcism plan, Ming triggers chaotic disasters, but a series of eerie incidents force them to confront the haunting. Can Ming unveil the truth before time runs out in this suspenseful, hilarious comedy full of twists and tears?

3 months ago

Blood Thicker Than Water, Engraved in Heart

Li Ming grew up under his parents' tireless devotion. After rising as a city elite, a distracted phone call tragically causes his father's accidental death. Amidst his mother's wrath and family scorn, he battles guilt, only to uncover a long-hidden betrayal: the call was a trap set by his cousin to seize the inheritance. Torn between the bonds of kinship and the thirst for vengeance, Li Ming faces his toughest choice yet—will he forgive or seek justice, risking his own life for the truth where blood proves thicker than water.

4 months ago

The System Gives Me 100 Girlfriends at the Start

"The System Gives Me 100 Girlfriends at the Start" is a romantic short drama about a young man working as a delivery person who unexpectedly acquires a Peach Blossom System. Faced with a busy delivery schedule, he yearns for love. The system offers tasks and points, allowing him to quickly find love and even have up to one hundred girlfriends by completing missions. Blending youthfulness, romance, and fantasy elements, the series explores modern young people's pursuit of love and dreams amidst fast-paced life. Each episode is filled with warmth, humor, and touching moments, prompting viewers to ask: isn’t delivery work deserving of love too?

1 year ago