Dumped by the CEO Wife: Her Ultimate Regret

All Remaining Days, As Promised

This collection of hit micro-dramas features two standout storylines: one urban, one historical Chinese. In the urban arc, office worker Lin Wan is reborn on the eve of her family's bankruptcy. She exposes her cheating boyfriend and snobbish friend, climbs to the top of the business world, and finds a sweet, mutual love with a gentle CEO. In the historical arc, female general Su Qing is reborn after dying in battle, turns the tide on the battlefield for revenge, and gradually develops feelings for a cold-faced prince. Every episode is packed with satisfying counterattacks and touching romantic twists.

6 months ago

What? The CEO's Wife Is a Metaphysics Master!

Li Jingshen, CEO of Lishi Group, married Su Wan as a "useless" wife. For three years, he kept her out of the public eye, treating her as a mere decoration to satisfy his family. But when the group's projects are hit by "supernatural" accidents—hauntings at construction sites, business partners suddenly falling comatose, bidding documents mysteriously disappearing—and a billion-yuan project is on the verge of collapse, Su Wan can no longer hide her identity as a metaphysics master: she calculates fortunes with her fingers, uses talismans to suppress evil, and even sees through the opponent's voodoo at a glance. When Li Jingshen watches his once "weak" wife turn the tide, he realizes he didn't marry a vase (a pretty but useless person)—he married a "living immortal" who can protect him. But Su Wan hands him a divorce agreement with a smile: "I'm done playing. I'm going back to the mountains."

8 months ago

I Just Played an Otome Game, Why Is Blue Star Under Martial Law?

Otaku Lin Xiaoman stayed up late playing the otome game *Star Path Love Song*. Just as she clicked the option to “confirm relationship with Gu Huai,” the screen suddenly burst into blue light—Gu Huai, the interstellar commander from the game, actually appeared in her living room! The next second, a news push popped up: “Blue Star detects unknown interstellar energy, full martial law!” Lin Xiaoman instantly became a “suspect hiding an alien,” using the excuse of a “distant cousin” to fend off the community aunt checking on her, while helping Gu Huai learn to order takeout with a phone and avoid surveillance. But the more they got along, the more shocked she was: Gu Huai wasn’t data—he was a real commander from a starship. Because of Lin Xiaoman’s choice to “take a bullet for him” in the game, he broke through the dimensional wall to find her. When the signal of interstellar pursuers locked onto the apartment and martial law escalated to building lockdown, Lin Xiaoman had to face the cruelest choice: let Gu Huai return to his interstellar battlefield, or stay with him and withstand the “anomaly elimination” of the entire Blue Star?

8 months ago

Run! The Hell's Warden Is at Imperial Academy

Ye Xiaotang, a lowly servant at the Imperial Academy, takes the blame to save her best friend and accidentally breaks into the training ground of Gu Jingshen—the infamous "Hell's Warden," a war god even the emperor fears, rumored to have slaughtered three cities with a gaze that could freeze hell. She hugs her head waiting for death, but Gu Jingshen yanks her into his arms: "Who gave you the right to touch my person?" What comes next is even more absurd: Gu Jingshen helps her uncover the truth about her sister's murder, teaches her to ride and fight, and even shoves the emperor's jade token into her hand: "If anyone in the capital bullies you, smash them with this." It's not until Ye Xiaotang catches Gu Jingshen staring at her childhood handkerchief—turns out he's not a "Hell's Warden" at all, but the little beggar she saved years ago. He'd faked his ferocity just to protect her. When enemies arrive, Ye Xiaotang grips the sword Gu taught her to use, watching his back as he stands in front of her. Suddenly, she understands: the "Hell's Warden" is just a man who spent ten years building an impenetrable wall around her.

8 months ago

After Immortal Cultivation, I Got Rich

Ordinary worker Xiao Tu stumbles upon a cultivation manual, trains to become an immortal, and gains the power to turn waste into gold, skyrocketing to billionaire status. He indulges in luxury but reunites with his first love, Xiao Ru, only for greed to drive a wedge between them, threatening their bond. A ruthless capitalist covets Xiao Tu's unique skill and schemes to seize it. Torn between immense wealth and true love, Xiao Tu must confront his own avarice: pursue material success or reclaim his heart. This short drama blends humorous twists with heartfelt conflicts, exploring an immortal's earthly struggles in a suspenseful and moving tale.

1 year ago

The Supreme Martial Sage

In a destitute village, a naive young man named Dai, with a mind no older than five, endures brutal bullying from tyrant Zhang San. During a clash, Zhang strikes Dai in the head, but the punch unexpectedly shatters a mystical seal inside him. Instantly, Dai regains his lost memories and godly martial arts skills, crushing all foes in seconds. The truth emerges—Dai is the once-invincible Wulin Champion, The Supreme Martial Sage, who sealed himself to evade past enemies. Now awakened, he unleashes his power in a thrilling reversal, vowing to protect his beloved villager Cui and make every villain pay dearly! A fantasy saga packed with shocking twists, passionate vengeance, and suspenseful romance ignites an exhilarating rise from rags to riches.

1 year ago

Sorry, My Bestie

On the eve of her wedding, bride-to-be Lin Xiaoxia discovers flirty texts between her fiancé and her best friend Su Ya. But when confronted, Su Ya tearfully reveals a decade-old secret—the firefighter who saved Xiaoxia years ago was actually Su Ya's long-time crush. As past entanglements and present betrayals collide, will this wedding go on?

1 year ago