Marriage Counterstrike

Soybean Milk: Upholding the Original Heart

Sticking to the bottom line of “I’d rather lose my stall than cut corners”, Sister Doujiang, a soybean milk vendor, is squeezed out by competitors selling low-priced, inferior products for refusing to skimp on ingredients, eventually losing her stall and all customers. Refusing to give up, she reopens at a new spot, strictly controls every step of making soybean milk to pursue top quality. Her former customers hear the news and line up to buy, helping her stage a remarkable comeback—she keeps her original aspiration and wins back reputation and vitality.

1 week ago

The Mentor Is Actually Invincible, Why Does He Act Like a Wimp? Season 2

All disciples of the immortal sect mock their master as a useless wretch with incurable illness, letting disciples handle all sect affairs. No one knows that this coughing master is actually an ancient invincible emperor aged 100,000 years, deliberately faking cowardice to avoid heavenly punishment. When the evil king breaks the mountain and disciples are killed, he stops hiding his power, killing the king with a flick of his finger—even his ordinary reed chicken is an ancient mythical beast! New crises come, how will he protect the sect while keeping his identity secret in Season 2?

1 month ago

Married in Secret: Drowning in His Tenderness

After a chaotic blind date night, Su Wan accidentally spends the night with Gu Yanchen, the rumored cold and paranoid tycoon. They sign a secret marriage agreement agreeing to divorce peacefully after three years. What starts as a mutually beneficial deal soon changes as Gu Yanchen breaks the agreement and refuses to let her go; even the small gesture of pinching her waist is full of obvious preference. When the three-year term approaches, Su Wan realizes this secret marriage has gone off track. She has to face not only the tycoon's regret but also the secrets hidden in the past.

2 months ago

30 Years as a Wanderer: Rising Step by Step

In a 1950s Jiangnan opera troupe, Su Yuzhen had her fiancé stolen by her stepsister and her opera scripts embezzled by the troupe master. She started from street performing with three young apprentices. She earned her first pot of gold by revamping Huagu Opera, only to have her stall smashed by her stepsister and a local bully. Undefeated, she switched to making opera costumes, seized the opportunity of reform and opening-up to open chain opera houses, and helped artists cheated by the old troupe master get justice. Those who trampled her now beg her for favors. And the young peddler who secretly returned her scripts back then? He’s the one standing with her on the opera house rooftop, watching fireworks.

6 months ago

Winning a Billion Lottery, I Chose to Hide It to Test Human Hearts

Ordinary office worker Lin Chuan accidentally wins a billion-yuan lottery. To see the true hearts of those around him, he chooses to hide his sudden wealth and even pretends to be poorer. His boss Mr. Zhou, who usually exploits him, deducts his salary even more harshly. His ex-girlfriend, who broke up with him for being poor, shows up with her rich new boyfriend to mock him. His childhood friend, who calls him "brother," borrows all his savings in the name of "emergency" but avoids talking about paying back. Only Jiang Xiao, an intern at the company, secretly brings him hot meals when he "can only afford instant noodles," and helps him revise his resume when he "gets laid off." When Lin Chuan finally reveals the lottery ticket, those snobbish people quickly change their faces and beg for forgiveness. But he only takes Jiang Xiao's hand and says, "What I want most is a heart without any utilitarian motives."

7 months ago

Raging Tides

Investment banker Cheng Yuan crosses paths with the enigmatic Lin Tingtao on a remote island, both consumed by vengeance. She carries the ocean's darkest secret, he holds the key to corporate destruction. As business conspiracy collides with maritime legends, their deadly game of love and revenge unfolds. When the tide comes in, the most violent rage often whispers the sweetest.

1 year ago