Lingering Affection

They Stole My Year-End Bonus, So I Canceled the Order

E-commerce operator Lin Xiaoman worked 300 all-nighters to secure a million-yuan client order for her company, only to have her entire year-end bonus withheld by her supervisor Zhou Kai—who’s the client’s younger brother—on the excuse of “unmet performance”. Fed up, she clicked “Cancel” on the client’s order right when Zhou Kai was showing off his new car to the whole department. This move not only exposed Zhou Kai’s nepotism but also uncovered the “dual contract” fraud hidden in the order for half a year. When company executives came looking for her, Lin Xiaoman pulled out the evidence she’d collected and smiled: “Want me to restore the order? First, bring my bonus and an apology.”

7 months ago

Starting with 100,000 Subordinates, I Storm the Electronics Factory

Fresh graduate Lin Chuan accidentally binds to a system and gains 100,000 "virtual subordinates" at the start—only by completing the "grassroots counterattack mission" in the electronics factory can he materialize these subordinates. But as soon as he enters the factory, he faces a workplace hell: the team leader withholds wages, the line supervisor targets newcomers, and even Su Xiao, the factory flower he has a crush on, is threatened by the manager to work night shifts. Lin Chuan uses the system's authority and "virtual subordinates" to resolve crises, only to accidentally discover that the electronics factory hides a smuggling ring for parts—and the identity of the 100,000 subordinates is actually related to his missing brother...

10 months ago

I Became the God of Wealth by Collecting Rent in the Heavenly Court

Lin Xiaochuan, a social animal constantly hounded by his landlord for rent, suddenly binds to the "Heavenly Court Rent Collection System"—he must collect rent from 108 celestial residences to inherit the position of the God of Wealth! Thinking it's a scam, he's shocked to find he can actually travel to the Heavenly Court: collecting "property fees" from the Jade Emperor for the Hall of Supreme Purity, accepting elixir from Taibai Jinxing as rent, arguing with Chang'e about "utilities" for the Moon Palace and almost getting scratched by the Jade Rabbit, even charging "venue fees" for Buddha's Lotus Sutra Temple! What's more, celestial coins can be exchanged for human wealth—Lin Xiaochuan goes from a poor guy eating instant noodles to a supercar-driving "God of Wealth." But troubles follow: "deadbeat" gods chase him to get their celestial coins back, and the wealthy beauty Su Wanning mistakes him for a fraud and insists on checking his "money source." Lin Xiaochuan has to deal with the gods' fancy ways of defaulting on rent while coaxing Su Wanning to believe his "special job." A hilarious and sweet counterattack journey begins!

11 months ago

Love After Dad's Departure

In his past life, Lin Yang ignored his terminally ill father’s calls just to propose to his goddess Su Wan, only to regret it deeply when his father passed away. Reborn on the day of the proposal, he tears up the ring box and rushes to the hospital to spend his father’s last moments with him. Su Wan, who once despised him, is shocked to find that the "doormat" has changed—he takes over the family business with decisive action and becomes a feared "king" in the business world. As regrets are mended and he stops groveling, Su Wan can’t help but wonder: How many secrets does this man hold that she’s never known?

11 months ago

From This Life On, We Part Ways

Three days before the wedding, Su Wan rushed to find her fiancé Gu Jingshen with a custom wedding dress, only to catch him embracing a strange woman—and a breakup letter on the table: "From this life on, we part ways." She went from sobbing hysterically to becoming a ruthless "scumbag-exposing blogger". Three years later, she receives an interview invitation from top celebrity Gu Jingshen. When she points her camera at him, Gu Jingshen clutches their old couple bracelet and reveals the truth: back then, he was threatened by kidnappers—if he didn’t "betray" Su Wan, they’d kill his terminally ill mother. But as Su Wan looks at his assistant (the "other woman" from three years ago) smiling like a crescent moon, and sees the "Gu Jingshen is secretly married" trending topic pop up on her phone, she touches the old wedding dress hidden in her bag, wondering if she should risk believing in "never apart" again…

11 months ago

Downhill Acupuncturist: Curing Plague to Get Back His Betrothal Gift

Lin Xiaochuan, a downhill acupuncturist, stays alone in Taohua Village just to get back the 100,000-yuan betrothal gift he gave to village flower Li Wan'er. But as soon as he arrives, he's hit by a fishpond plague—villagers' fry are dying in clusters, the village doctor is panicking, and the village head calls him a "poor disaster-bringer". Lin grits his teeth and uses his family's acupuncture skills to uncover the truth: the pond is contaminated by parasitic snails! He uses silver needles to stimulate the fish's "life gate" acupoint to boost their immunity and boils herbal soup to purify the water—miraculously saving the fishpond. Villagers go from spitting at him to crowding around him for advice. When Lin brings up the betrothal gift, Wan'er's father sneers: "First do three things for the village—cure the old party secretary's chronic rheumatism, sell all the unsold tangerines, and beat the 'divine doctor' from the next village. Otherwise, forget the money!" As Lin solves problems with his medical skills, he notices Wan'er still looks at him with softness—and discovers the fishpond plague is actually a trick by Wan'er's father's sworn enemy...

11 months ago

Dear Mother

Thirty-year-old Su Xiaoqing, defeated by her career, flees back to her hometown. While rummaging through her mother Lin Xiufang’s drawer, she stumbles upon a shocking secret—she is adopted. To her greater despair, Lin Xiufang has been secretly contacting her biological daughter, who turns out to be the competitor from the company that’s been targeting Xiaoqing. When the word “Mom” hides two decades of concealment, and the call of blood collides with thirty years of warm congee and mended clothes, Xiaoqing finally sees: her mother never says “love,” but she’s lined every pair of her shoes with soft fleece, marked her birthday on the first page of the calendar, and even the dowry she’s secretly saved has Xiaoqing’s name on it.

1 year ago