The Capitalist Heiress in 1960s Compound

Grant You the Rest of Life: Chen & Ruonan

Chen spent ten years obsessed with someone, gave everything only to end up empty-handed in love. After dying in an accident, he finally realized that Ruonan, who had been silently by his side and secretly loved him, had devoted everything over the years and even sacrificed her life to save him. Filled with regret, Chen unexpectedly returns to a key moment via rebirth. This time he will make amends, protect Ruonan, reverse the tragedy, and fulfill his "lifetime" promise to her.

2 weeks ago

From This Year On, I Won't Love You Anymore

Su Wan loved Lu Jingshen for ten years—she stayed with him from campus to his startup, only to be dumped and hit by a car when he became successful. Reborn on the day of her 22nd graduation, she tears up the confession letter she was about to hand him, smiling at his stunned face: "From this year on, I won't love you anymore." But she doesn't know that Lu Jingshen also reborn with the regret of losing her in the previous life—right now, he's squatting downstairs clutching her favorite milk candy, his fingers white as he whispers, "Wanwan, I've changed." When the declaration of "giving up" crashes into the obsession of "chasing back", the girl who once chased him stops, while the once cold man panics. This sweet reverse chase has just begun.

7 months ago

My Husband Defended His First Love, I Fought Back in Court

Su Wan never doubted her husband Gu Jingshen's deep affection in their three-year marriage—until Gu suddenly took on the commercial fraud case of his first love, Jiang Yaning. The victim? Su Wan's father, who had just passed away due to his company's bankruptcy. On the trial day, Gu defended Jiang in court and even questioned the evidence Su Wan submitted. Finally waking up, Su Wan pulled out the bank statements and Jiang's voice recordings she had hidden for three days. Not only did she prove Jiang's guilt, but she also asked Gu publicly: "Are you defending your first love, or the regret you never let go of?" The collapse of trust in this marriage ultimately became her sharpest counterattack.

8 months ago

The 1960s Newlywed's Gratitude Journey

Su Wan, a modern office worker, stayed up late watching dramas and accidentally traveled back to 1960, bound to a "Gratitude System"—she must fulfill the marriage contract of her namesake bride to her "savior." But upon arrival, she finds the "savior" is Lu Shen, a "reactionary intellectual youth" being criticized. Her in-laws want to send her back, and villagers call her a "jinx." Su Wan uses modern agricultural knowledge from the system to grow off-season vegetables, clears Lu Shen's false accusation of collaborating with the enemy, and leads the village to set up a handicraft cooperative. From a ridiculed "unlucky bride" to a respected "Capable Su" the village relies on, she realizes: Gratitude isn't about委屈ing oneself to make do, but about becoming a light that illuminates each other.

8 months ago

Accidentally Sent the Confession to the CEO, and He Dragged Me to Marry

Su Wan, a small employee, had a crush on her senior for three years. Finally gathering the courage to send a confession message, she accidentally sent it to CEO Lu Jingshen! Scared out of her wits, she wrote a resignation letter overnight, but the next day Lu Jingshen blocked her downstairs with a household register—"Since you confessed, let's keep the promise." Su Wan then realized that the usually cold-faced CEO had long been secretly caring for her: the hot coffee during her overtime was from him, the dark road she feared was silently lit by him, and even her crush on the senior had made him jealous for three years. An "accidental" confession uncovered the CEO's long-hidden feelings, leading them from a message mix-up to a "long-planned" sweet marriage.

8 months ago

Our Little Blessing: Dad's Comeback

Lin Hao, a failed entrepreneur drowning in debt, lives in a run-down urban village with his 5-year-old daughter Xiaotang, unable even to afford a birthday cake for her. Just as he resolves to sell his only picture book manuscript to pay off debts, Xiaotang secretly takes the manuscript to kindergarten—she’s been telling the kids the story of “Dad Star Looking for Light” every day, becoming the class’s “little storyteller”. This catches the eye of a publishing editor who’s there to pick up her child—and it turns out the editor is an intern Lin Hao helped years ago. She not only signs the manuscript but also secures IP investment. When Xiaotang holds up a tiny cake bought with her pocket money and says, “Dad’s light is found,” Lin Hao realizes: his daughter isn’t a “lucky kid”—she’s the “little sun” that pulled him out of despair.

9 months ago

Desperate House Strategy

Su Qing, a former career woman forced into full-time motherhood, slowly suffocates in domestic tedium. Her awakening begins with discovering her husband's secret chats. Under the guise of perfect homemaking, she masterminds her revenge—using baking sessions to mask her schemes and preschool runs to coordinate her moves. When the microwave dings, it signals not just dinner, but the boiling-over of her meticulously crafted payback.

1 year ago

Fallen Asura: The God of Vengeance

In a realm where gods and demons coexist, the banished Asura deity possesses a worthless teenager Lu Feitian. To regain divinity and exact revenge, he must help the host defy fate, but gradually gets entangled in human emotions. When divine executioners descend, the two consciousnesses wage war within Lu's body - to consume the host for ultimate power, or relinquish godhood to protect mortal loved ones?

1 year ago