Countdown to Life or Death

The Otaku Daughter-in-Law

A girl who time-traveled as an anime character to be a daughter-in-law is coldly rejected by her worldly mother-in-law on her first visit. What started as an awkward situation turned chaotic when her scoundrel ex-husband showed up to pick a fight, extort and drive a wedge between them. With her unique otaku charm, she boldly defends her mother-in-law, tears apart the ex's schemes with sharp words, and even tames her wavering current boyfriend. She instantly reverses the mess, delivering a funny, exciting rags-to-riches story full of sweet moments.

1 month ago

Countdown to Divorce: 30-Day Cooling-off Period

Su Wan’s marriage to Gu Yanchen is at the breaking point, with the 30-day divorce cooling-off period serving as their final buffer. Embittered, Su moves back to her parents’ home, only to stumble upon Gu’s secret efforts to fend off a workplace trap aimed at her. Misunderstandings gradually melt as Gu learns of the birthday gift Su had secretly prepared for him long ago. Once alienated by busy schedules, the couple rekindle their love during the countdown, team up to resolve the crisis, turning their on-the-verge divorce into a sweet, fate-binding romance full of twists.

3 months ago

Transmigrated as a Cannon Fodder in a Group Pet Novel: Psychological Counterplay

Lin Wan transmigrated into a cannon fodder female supporting role in a group pet sweet novel—the original character was treated as a substitute for the male lead's white moonlight due to their similar appearance, and eventually was framed by the female lead group to ruin her reputation. As a real-life psychology doctor, she wouldn't wait for doom. She turned to the 'ambiguous substitution effect': for the male lead, she deliberately acted 'similar but not a copy'—saying 'I prefer black coffee' when he handed her milk tea, smiling and correcting 'I'm Lin Wan' when he mentioned the white moonlight's name, making him gradually fall into cognitive confusion: 'Do I love the white moonlight or her?' For the female lead group, she used 'group polarization' to make them turn on each other—leaking fake news like 'Female Lead 1 wants to steal Female Lead 2's resources' and amplifying their jealousy with psychological hints. When the male lead, eyes red, asked, 'Have you been lying to me all along?', Lin Wan took out the original character's diary—it turned out she'd set the trap from day one: those who saw her as a substitute were just pieces on her chessboard.

8 months ago

The Victory of a Village Woman

Li Guilan, a widow of ten years, dares to learn live-streaming to save the village's unsold tangerines. She faces scorn: her mother-in-law calls her 'shameless for showing off,' villagers mock her 'trying to be an influencer without knowing many words,' and even her son thinks she's 'wasting time.' But she persists—picking tangerines at 3 a.m. for footage, practicing Mandarin on field ridges, and using her old hen as a 'prop' to attract fans. When the first order pops up, her hands shake holding the phone; when the whole village joins her in live-streaming, she finally understands—victory isn't about beating others, but about becoming the light of her own life.

9 months ago

The Starlight Never Fades

Lin Xing, a once-popular singer-dancer, retreated from the industry due to cyberbullying and returned to her hometown to bid farewell to the stage forever. There, she meets Chen Mo, a quiet streetlight repairman who always fixes the old town's neon signs late at night—unbeknownst to her, he's her most loyal fan, whose life was saved by her songs when he was on the brink of suicide. As Chen Mo secretly restores the starry stage of the old theater, and as children sing her hit song with glow sticks, Lin Xing finally realizes: true starlight isn't the noise under the spotlight, but someone willing to keep that unextinguishable light for you with their whole life.

10 months ago

Mom, I Don’t Want to Love You Anymore

On Lin Xiaoman's 30th birthday night, she slams the birth control pills her mom Su Min hid in her bag onto the table—it’s the Nth time her mom has interfered with her relationship. From tearing up her comic books in elementary school, forcing her to give up painting for accounting in college, to stalking her dates now, Su Min’s “for your own good” feels like a noose choking her. Xiaoman cries out, “Mom, I don’t want to love you anymore,” and slams the door. But three days later, she gets a critical illness notice from the hospital: Su Min was diagnosed with late-stage ovarian cancer a year ago. Those “controls” were just her desperate attempt to teach Xiaoman “how to live alone” in the little time she had left.

1 year ago

The Ugly Heiress' Revenge

Mocked for her looks since childhood, wealthy heiress Su Xiaonuan undergoes a mysterious plastic surgery and returns to high society with stunning beauty. As her former tormentors fall at her feet, she gets entangled in a dangerous game of seduction and revenge. But when side effects of the surgery emerge, she must find true love before her beauty fades again - someone who cherishes her soul beyond the pretty face.

1 year ago