The Setup

I Got Divorced At 50, The System Finally Arrived

Lin Jianguo thought getting divorced at 50 was the worst misfortune, but when diagnosed with lung cancer at 60, he found his ex-wife and only son had drained all his savings. The life-saving money was squandered on his son, and they even demanded 'pension' from him by his hospital bed. Desperate, he bound to a Counterattack System, starting his legendary life: with medical skills and business talent, he became a billionaire in just one year. When his wife and son came begging for reconciliation, he calmly showed them the bills they had sucked from him, making the two kneel and beg for mercy, finally venting the grievance he held for half his life.

3 months ago

Mr. Wei Next Door

Protagonist Lin Xi accidentally reincarnates to her 18-year-old self, only to find that Mr. Wei, the next-door neighbor she missed in her past life, is not only a hidden business tycoon but also the one who silently helped her get out of trouble back then but was misunderstood and rejected by her. Carrying the regret of her past life, Lin Xi takes the initiative to approach this "Mr. Wei Next Door". With his help, she starts her career counterattack and gradually untangles the misunderstandings of her past life in their daily interactions. The two gradually develop feelings for each other, but also encounter the scheming of her past life's enemies, presenting a sweet, warm and urban romance full of counterattacks.

3 months ago

I Got Rich by Picking Up Trash

Disgraced heiress Su Wan was betrayed by her stepmother and ex-husband, losing her family and fortune overnight. Left homeless on the streets, she built a chain recycling empire from scrap and discarded items she picked up. She then signed a contract marriage with a mysterious business tycoon. While taking revenge on her hypocritical enemies, she rose to the top in the business world with her unique eye for valuable waste. Eventually, she reclaimed what was hers and fell truly in love with her contract husband.

6 months ago

Gone When the Melody Ends

Lin Wan, the youngest "Du Liniang" in the Kunqu Opera Troupe, struggles with stage fright until Shen Shiyu, an ancient instrument restorer, walks into her world. He tunes her flute to perfection and pulls out a tattered half-score of *The Peony Pavilion*, vowing to fix the "unfinished ending" together. They pore over the score under the eaves, practice arias, and Lin Wan finally feels the opera come alive. But on the premiere night of the full play, Shen Shiyu vanishes—only the completed score and a note remain: "I found my master's whereabouts; I have an old debt to settle." On stage, "Du Liniang" sings to the final note, tears soaking her silk sleeve, while behind the door, a familiar figure lingers for one last look…

6 months ago

Thousand Miles of Marriage, A Long Way Home

Lin Wan married for love and moved a thousand miles to a Gobi town in northwest China. In three years, her sweet dreams faded into cold reality—her husband was stuck in the mine and rarely came home, her mother-in-law blamed her for being "childless," and the once tender "I'll take care of you" had long turned into "you're a burden." Until a call came: her mother had a cerebral hemorrhage and was unconscious. She dug out her savings from the bottom of the box, trudged through ankle-deep snow to buy a ticket, only to be told the next bus wouldn't leave for three days. Crouching outside the ticket office in tears, a truck driver handed her a cup of hot milk tea: "I'm hauling coal to your hometown. Want a ride?" On the 800-kilometer journey, she held her mother's old knitted sweater, flipped through old photos with her husband on her phone. The Gobi outside the window looked just like the starry sky when they eloped years ago—but this time, she didn't know if the end was a homecoming or a new start...

9 months ago

After He Disappeared, She Regretted

Lin Xiaoman, a career-obsessed ad planner, took her boyfriend Chen Mo’s silent devotion for granted—daily soft-boiled eggs with runny yolks, hot milk after overtime, even date cakes baked perfectly for her period. She never valued it until her birthday: she stood him up for a pitch, hung up on his third call mid-sentence ("Xiaoman, I…") and snapped, "Stop being clingy." When she got home at midnight, the hallway light was on, her favorite mango mousse on the table, and a note: "I’m leaving." Chen Mo vanished—no texts, empty apartment, even the breakfast shop owner said, "Chen Mo said he won’t buy eggs anymore." Xiaoman initially felt relieved, until she found his stomach cancer diagnosis and three-year diary: "Today she liked my ginger tea; I hid painkillers so she wouldn’t know I hurt." "She wants a beach wedding—I checked Sanya hotels for when her project ends." "Doc says I have two months left; I don’t want her to see me bald…" When she found Chen Mo, he sat on their favorite beach bench, skinny with prominent collarbones, holding a warm mango mousse: "It’s not melted." Xiaoman threw herself at him, sobbing: "Why didn’t you tell me?" Chen Mo wiped her tears, fingers cold as winter milk: "I was scared you’d cry, scared all you’d remember is me in a hospital bed…" The sea wind lifted his shirt, and Xiaoman remembered their first meeting three years ago—he squatted to help her pick up scattered files, sunlight on his face: "I’m Chen Mo; I’ll help you carry files from now on." Now his voice faded: "Xiaoman, I love you so much…"

9 months ago

Framed by My Best Friend

After a mysterious car accident, my best friend Lin Xiaomei pins all the blame on me. As the investigation unfolds, I discover this was an elaborate scheme—she not only wants me to pay huge compensations, but also to steal my fiancé. When the crucial dashcam footage mysteriously disappears, I must expose her venomous heart beneath that angelic face. In this battle of toxic sisterhood, who will have the last laugh?

1 year ago

Turning Points in the College Entrance Exam

"Turning Points in the College Entrance Exam" is a heartfelt and inspiring short drama that tells the story of two young students, Zheng Yunjian and Miao Jiaru, who face immense pressure during the college entrance exams. Through perseverance and hard work, they manage to reverse their life's fortunes. The play showcases their struggles, failures, and moments of doubt, ultimately highlighting their resilience and determination to succeed. It emphasizes the importance of courage, hope, and self-belief, making it a powerful motivational piece for young audiences to pursue their dreams bravely.

1 year ago