Back to the 80s: Clinic Chronicles

The Moon on the Sea Is the Moon in the Sky

The heroine endured ten years by the scumbag's side, willing to be his unknown shadow but never gained true love. After seeing through his fickleness, she decisively withdrew to focus on self-improvement and career. Losing her made the scumbag realize his mistake, crying and begging for reunion in deep regret. However, the heroine had already been cherished by a mysterious affectionate big shot, becoming a treasure guarded with all efforts. The scumbag could only watch her start a sweet, counterattacking new life full of remorse.

3 weeks ago

Jinzhi's Choice of True Devotion

Zhou Jinzhi, blessed with good fortune, helped her ex-husband get rich, only to be abandoned cruelly once he succeeded. Disheartened, she remarried Chen Kaishan, who was struggling in his startup. They worked together, and her luck once more helped Chen achieve career success. When her ex-husband fell into ruin and begged for reconciliation, Jinzhi refused firmly, ultimately embracing a warm relationship of sincere companionship.

1 month ago

Dumped at the Start: The System Tells Me to Do Whatever I Want

At the very beginning, the heroine is dumped by her cheating scumbag boyfriend, and even her arranged fiancé kicks her when she's down. After accidentally triggering a mysterious system, she gets the order: “Dumped at the start? Do whatever you want!” No longer holding back, the heroine starts her career, slaps the scumbag, and outplays all forces to rise against all odds. She transforms from a frustrated girl to a powerful figure who calls the shots, leaving all those who once looked down on her shocked and regretful—an exciting revenge drama full of satisfying twists.

2 months ago

Zhao Xiaozao's Promotion Journey

Zhao Xiaozao, the "errand boy" in the creative department, spends his days taking the blame and running errands for colleagues. But an accident—delivering a proposal for someone else—changes everything: his "down-to-earth" notes on a sticky note impress a picky client, and he's suddenly promoted to project manager by the general manager. Facing colleagues' mockery (especially from Lin Ya, the cold team lead who calls him a "loser") and the challenge of a "life-like marketing plan" for the client, Zhao uses "rustic methods"—hanging out in wet markets and chatting with aunties—to find inspiration. His plan goes viral, and Lin Ya starts to see him differently. When the workplace "invisible man" makes a comeback, his promotion journey hides the most relatable wisdom and a sweet romance that blooms from rivalry with Lin Ya.

7 months ago

Post-Youth Poetry

Lin Xiaoman, a publishing editor, has a do-or-die task: get Su Ye, author of the ten-year poor-selling *Post-Youth Poetry*, to write a sequel—otherwise, the entire series gets axed. But when she finds Su Ye, the high school boy in a white shirt who wrote "Youth is an unopened letter" is now a "down-and-out poet" fixing bikes in an old alley, vowing "never to touch poetry again." His mother’s death years ago shattered his faith in his writing—he thought his idealized "youth" was worthless against reality. Lin digs out an unread love letter Su Ye gave her, with a crumpled draft inside: "If youth has a sequel, I want to write..." She points to the phoenix tree downstairs: "You wrote it'd 'stand eternal,' but it broke in a typhoon last year and sprouted new buds this year—youth isn’t a perfect poem. It’s the courage to keep writing." And in Su Ye’s toolbox? Ten years of written-and-torn fragments—every line bears Lin Xiaoman’s name.

8 months ago

Mr. Pei, Your Treasured Wife Wants a Divorce Again

Cold-hearted CEO Pei Shiyan has been distant from his wife Su Wanwan for three years of marriage. Su Wanwan, believing she’s just a tool for a business alliance, hands him a divorce agreement after piling up enough disappointment. Little does she know, Pei Shiyan has hidden a ten-year secret—he fell for her at 17. The ginkgo bookmark she gave him is worn thin in his wallet; he anonymously solved her workplace troubles; the warm milk by her bed every night is his silent care. When Su Wanwan packs to leave, Pei Shiyan finally takes out the yellowed diary of his unrequited love, gripping her wrist with red eyes: “Wanwan, I’ve waited ten years. Do you really want to leave me stuck in the autumn of 17?” A mutual misunderstanding of “pretending indifference” and “accumulating disappointment” is about to uncover the truth of his deep love.

9 months ago

Pamper the Good Girl Slowly

Lin Xiaoyu was about to enter marriage with her boyfriend of many years, but was heartlessly abandoned because of her boyfriend's first love's return, even when she was pregnant and fainted on the roadside, he remained indifferent. In a critical moment, the wealthy and gentle Nan Xun saved her. She thought she had drawn a clear line with the scumbag, but unexpectedly, her ex-boyfriend planned a malicious kidnapping to please his first love. Nan Xun霸气 (domineeringly) stepped in to rescue her, and the two developed feelings during their time together. Facing the ex-boyfriend's repeated harassment and the first love's schemes, Nan Xun used his strength to build a protective barrier for Lin Xiaoyu. The once good girl regained her confidence under his pampering, and a sweet and虐 (bittersweet) urban love battle began.

1 year ago