Rebirth of the Tycoon

After Divorce, I Married My Ex-Boss in a Flash

Su Wan had just signed the divorce papers with her cheating ex-husband when he blocked her at the civil affairs bureau, demanding "compensation for his youth." At that critical moment, her ex-boss Lu Jingshen suddenly appeared, slamming his household register on the table: "Marry me, and I’ll handle this." On their wedding night, Su Wan discovered—this man who used to be icy towards her not only kept the ginkgo leaf brooch she gave him five years ago but also secretly collected evidence of her ex’s infidelity. As the "contract marriage" starts to shift, and her ex’s revenge looms, can Lu Jingshen’s "long-planned scheme" heal Su Wan’s wounds?

2 months ago

Gather, Protect Our Market!

Su Wan, the owner of the small market "Fu Lai Ji", had just taken over from her late father when she faced Prince Regent Xiao Jingheng's "City Reconstruction Order" — the market was to be demolished for a military horse farm. Determined to fulfill her father's last wish, she disguised herself as a tea-serving maid to sneak into the prince's mansion and steal the land expropriation document, only to crash into Xiao Jingheng's arms in his study. To her surprise, the cold-faced prince regent called her "Little Bun" with red eyes — years ago, when he was chased and fell into the river, Su Wan saved him with a hot bun and hid him in the market's wood shed to recover. It turned out Xiao Jingheng's "demolition plan" was a ruse; he was actually clearing out the remaining rebels hiding underground in the market, and he deliberately put on a tough front to avoid implicating Su Wan. From "enemies" to "comrades", Su Wan warmed Xiao Jingheng's "ice-cold heart" with the warmth of sugar paintings and wontons from the market, while Xiao Jingheng used his power to shield her from all dangers. On the day the rebels were eliminated, Xiao Jingheng held Su Wan at the market entrance, holding an imperial edict and smiling: "Now, it's my turn to protect your Fu Lai Ji."

3 months ago

Back to 1959: The Breakdown System Rewrites My Life

Lin Xiaoman, a modern corporate slave, died from overwork and woke up in a northwest rural village in 1959, bound to a "Breakdown System"—she must make others experience extreme true emotions (cry or laugh until they break down) to unlock her return to the present or even rewrite her fate. But the villagers here are too "inflexible": veteran Zhou Weiguo threw her chocolate away as "capitalist sugar-coating," widowed Aunt Wang accused her of "trying to steal the house plot" when she helped carry water, even kids ran from her yelling "weirdo." Until she found a comrade's suicide note under Zhou Weiguo's pillow—he'd been guilt-ridden for not taking care of his fallen brother's elderly mother. Lin Xiaoman used the system to track the old woman to a kiln village 30 miles away, then dragged Zhou Weiguo over two mountains to find her. When the white-haired grandma clutched Zhou Weiguo's hand and sobbed, "Son, I thought I'd never wait for you," Zhou Weiguo broke down in tears—and the system blared, "Breakdown Value +100." But Lin Xiaoman hesitated: compared to the soul-sucking 996 in modern times, she'd rather stay here, with this "stupidly kind" man, turning the barren hills into a peach orchard and the hard life into something sweet...

3 months ago

Three-Month Contract: The President Falls for His Spicy Contract Wife

To solve her family's urgent crisis, Zou Yilin agrees to a three-month contract marriage with President An Ziyang—he needs a "complete family" for his daughter's school enrollment, while she needs money to save her family. She plans to leave once the term ends, but when facing her scummy ex and vicious relatives, she fights back boldly. An Ziyang, who seems cold on the surface, secretly helps her: paying off unreasonable debts, teaching rumormongers a lesson. As she discovers his hidden tenderness and he's touched by her tenacity and straightforwardness, their transactional relationship slowly shifts. With the three-month deadline approaching, how will they handle this unexpected affection?

6 months ago

Heaven Sent Four Treasures: Who's the Real Father?

Ordinary teenager Ajie grows up in a small town when an unexpected twist strikes: one of his four adoptive fathers—outgoing businessman Lao Chen, meticulous professor Lao Li, artistic painter Lao Liu, and humble worker Lao Zhou—is his biological father! Filled with confusion, Ajie embarks on a quest to uncover his roots, igniting long-buried secrets among the fathers: a lost romance, an inheritance battle, and a childhood betrayal. Each adoptive father harbors hidden motives, weaving lies and truths into suspenseful revelations. As twists unfold, Ajie inches closer to the answer, facing the ultimate test of family bonds—when the mystery of blood ties is finally revealed, who is the true father?

8 months ago

He Kisses the Long Summer with Burning Spring

Medical prodigy Lin Xi escapes her arranged wedding on a stormy night and collides with the aloof Professor Zhou Yebai. They enter a marriage of convenience to escape personal troubles, but an accidental pregnancy ignites a forbidden passion. The joy is shattered by rumors of an 'illegitimate child', tearing apart Lin Xi's family bonds and threatening her reputation. At the critical moment, Professor Zhou reveals a fetal heart monitor, declaring, 'Mrs. Zhou, we are accomplices now.' Their transactional marriage transforms into genuine love as they battle rumors, rising against adversity in the city. Will their resilient bond prove true devotion in the furnace of romance?

9 months ago