The Bite Mark of a Midnight Kiss

Three Days Before the Ice Apocalypse: The Delivery Guy's Dual-World App

Chen Mo, a delivery guy, died suddenly while delivering food—only to wake up three days before the outbreak of the "Ice Apocalypse," the desperate moment when he watched his sister freeze to death in the stairwell. A mysterious "Dual-World" app on his phone lets him freely travel between the present and the apocalyptic future three days later! He frantically stocks up on hand warmers, generators, and other supplies in the present while sneaking into the future to scout. But he discovers his future self is a "defector" from a survivor base? Even more shockingly, Lin Xia, the female customer he secretly admires in the present, is holding the takeout order he delivered in the apocalypse—waiting for "that always-late delivery guy" to save her… As the three-day countdown looms, can he rescue his sister before the ice engulfs everything? What’s the connection between the two "Chen Mo"s? And will Lin Xia’s unread messages in her phone derail his entire dual-world plan?

3 weeks ago

I Spent My Whole Life Understanding Farewell

Emergency doctor Lin Xiaoman has grown numb and cold from constant exposure to death. Her grandma’s passing leads her to a "Farewell Journal"—it records grandma’s unfulfilled promise with grandpa before he went to the Korean War, the 50-year regret of losing contact with her best friend over a misunderstanding, and the morning tears when she sent a neighbor’s son to the countryside... Every entry makes Xiaoman "relive" grandma’s memories, experiencing the deep love and longing hidden in goodbyes. When she helps grandma find Aunt Ju, her best friend who’d been missing for half a century, and watches the two old ladies cry, saying "I never blamed you," she realizes what she’d been avoiding wasn’t death, but the pain of "not saying goodbye properly." In the end, Xiaoman returns to the hospital, holds a dying patient’s hand, and waits with him for his daughter. Finally, she understands: all farewells in this life are love’s "lessons," teaching us to cherish every encounter more deeply.

1 month ago

Looking Back, All Those Joys Were Dreams

30-year-old Lin Xiaoman has always been obsessed with her sweet college romance with “Shen Shiyan”—until her birthday, when she receives an old tape. On it is Shen Shiyan’s voice: “Wait for me to come back and marry you.” But she clearly remembers he died in a car accident three years ago. Even more bizarre: she meets Cheng Ye, a man who looks exactly like Shen Shiyan, but he insists, “I’ve never known you.” As the truth unfolds, Lin Xiaoman discovers: She lost her memory in that accident—“Shen Shiyan” was a “dream lover” she created while comatose. And Cheng Ye? He’s her real college boyfriend. To wake her up, he silently played the “shadow” for three years, hiding his love in her dreams. When the “dream lover” fades away, the one waiting for her in reality is the man who never left.

2 months ago

Encore

Lin Xiaoman, a TV director, runs into returned director Gu Mingyuan—her ex who vanished without a word five years ago—while preparing a campus folk music memorial program. The misunderstanding of his sudden departure lingers like a thorn, making their reunion both tacit and distant: Lin clutches an old guitar to escape memories, while Gu actively joins the program and secretly repairs her broken microphone. When recording the final song *Encore*, Gu pulls out his mother’s old critical illness report, crying, “I never wanted to give you up.” Meanwhile, Lin, hiding backstage, grips a just-received pregnancy test report in her hand…

4 months ago

Disguised Misdirection

Love consultant Su Wan disguises herself to test her friend's boyfriend but accidentally texts tech mogul Gu Chenzhou with a flirty message. Furious at being toyed with, Gu crashes her company as a client, shattering her project proposal while sneering, "Didn't think twice before deleting my messages?" Forced into 24/7 collaboration, their battle of wits peels back deceptions layer by layer—revealing the "accidental" text was never a mistake, but a carefully aimed arrow from the past.

7 months ago

Rebirth in the Seventies: The Wild Host

Urban girl Lin Xiaofei accidentally reincarnates into a remote village in 1970s China, bound to a wild and mysterious host system. With her rebellious modern spirit, she disrupts the rigid commune life by spearheading private farming trials and defying traditional norms, only to spark a romantic flame with Liu Qiang, an upright educated youth. But when she uses her wild powers to solve a natural disaster, her secret identity is exposed, inviting pursuit by class investigators. Facing identity crisis, emotional turmoil, and the suspense of the host's true nature, Xiaofei must choose between rebellion and compromise in this era of upheaval, leading to a rebirth journey filled with twists and fiery passion.

8 months ago