Mr. Huo's Lucky Wife

Before Marriage, She Wants to Make Up for Regrets with Her First Love

Three days before her wedding, Lin Xiaoman finds the "unfinished list" with her first love Jiang Yu and secretly goes to eat old alley sugar water, release sky lanterns on the playground, and watch a midnight movie. But every time she completes an item, her fiancé Gu Jingshen's "jealous disguise" breaks her little secret—the sugar water delivery guy is him in a mask, the lantern companion is him in Jiang Yu's coat, and even the movie neighbor is him holding back laughter. When she holds their old couple bracelet and calls "Jiang Yu," Gu finally confesses: he is the Jiang Yu who separated due to a misunderstanding, returned with a new identity, and waited for her to fall in love with the present him while "making up for regrets."

4 weeks ago

Professor Couple's Night Life Consultation? First, Face the Sugar Mommy!

Lin Chuan, a handsome emotional consultant, makes a living helping couples demonstrate night life coordination. Desperate for money, he takes a private job with a university professor couple—only to be caught by Su Wanqing, his elegant, wealthy sugar mommy. Overcome with jealousy, Su storms over to confront him, leaving Lin trapped in a dilemma: calming the professor couple’s confusion, soothing Su’s anger, and hiding his “double life” secret. Is he truly just doing professional work, or does he have real feelings for Su? Laughter mixes with tension as he navigates this “night consultation crisis”—can he handle it?

1 month ago

Age-Reversed Return: I Became a God in the 1960s Courtyard

Thirty-five-year-old Lin Wan, a community doctor exhausted by overwork, collapsed in her consulting room. When she woke up, she found herself age-reversed back to 1962 Beijing, transformed into 12-year-old Lin Xiaoman—a lonely girl labeled a "jinx" by courtyard dwellers. The original Lin Xiaoman was ostracized, had her relief food stolen by her aunt, and couldn't even get a sip of hot porridge. But Lin Wan "returned" with 35 years of medical experience and modern wisdom: she cured Uncle Zhang's chronic cold legs with acupuncture, delivered a baby using folk methods, and turned rotten sweet potatoes into candied treats to earn money... When she pulled a starving little boy back from the brink of death, the elderly in the courtyard suddenly knelt down and called her "little immortal"—while those who once trampled her watched their malicious schemes backfire bit by bit.

1 month ago

Goodbye to the One Who Loved You

Gu Tingchuan, a business tycoon with seven partners, poured all his love into Su Wanwan, an ice-cold CEO—he gave her million-yuan jewelry, took a car accident for her, even gave up his family inheritance, and waited three hours in the rain with warm congee. But Su Wanwan remained unfeeling, never saying “thank you”. Until Gu Tingchuan was rejected again outside her company—he tore up their engagement contract and said, “Su Wanwan, I’m done.” But when he turned to his gentle doctor girlfriend, Su Wanwan panicked: she rummaged through the couple rings he gave her, remembered the ginger tea he made, and even secretly followed him on dates… It turned out she’d long gotten used to his presence, but her pride kept her from admitting her feelings.

1 month ago

Hero's Return: War God Conquers the Bully

In this captivating short drama, an ordinary boy is bullied by a tyrant and knocked down with a single punch, hanging by a thread. Just when all hope seems lost, a War God suddenly descends, using extraordinary power to defeat the bully in one strike, showcasing themes of justice and bravery. The story is filled with elements of revenge and comeback, illustrating the majestic return of a hero.

1 year ago

I'm Really Not a Tyrant

Office worker Chen Mo time-travels into an ancient emperor's body, only to find the court controlled by corrupt ministers. His modern attempts at reform - from data-driven policies to PowerPoint memorials - cause hilarious chaos. When the Grand Tutor exposes his secret, a culture-clash comedy erupts between 21st-century pragmatism and imperial traditions, proving governance is harder than it looks on historical dramas!

11 months ago