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《The Remnant of the Gods: Invincible Starting from Replacing Divine Bones》
The female lead, a once-abandoned fairy in the divine realm, signs a contract marriage with a reclusive war god by accident. In a desperate situation, she replaces her broken divine bones, awakening the magnificent remaining power of the gods. From then on, she rises against all odds, humiliates her enemies, uncovers the hidden conspiracies of the gods. Finally, she reclaims everything that belongs to her and reaches the peak of the divine realm with the power of divine bones—it's a hit micro drama that combines contract marriage and satisfying revenge elements.
Mom and Dad: Date First, Work Later
Su Xiao and Lin Chuan are a five-year married couple stuck in the “work-parent” cycle—juggling project deadlines and their daughter’s homework, even forgetting their anniversary except for a WeChat note: “Remember to pick up the kid.” Their world turns upside down when their daughter Xiaotang slams her kindergarten “love task card” on the coffee table: “You don’t even act like a couple! I want new parents!” To save their family status, they’re forced to start a “date first, work later” challenge: detouring for each other’s favorite soy milk in the morning, pretending to be first-time daters at the milk tea shop downstairs after work, and even digging out their college couple shirts. Just as they rediscover the spark, a career storm hits: Su Xiao’s promotion requires a three-month business trip, and Lin Chuan’s project demands all-nighters. Can this “reworking couple” hold onto their rediscovered romance while balancing their careers?
The Lonely yet Radiant Pavilion Master
Lin Xiaoman, an unemployed cultural relic restorer, accidentally triggers a mechanism in an antique cabinet while helping her grandfather keep his old shop, breaking into the mysterious "Yunque Pavilion" hidden in the city—which holds all the unfulfilled regrets of the world. Gu Zhao, the pavilion master who has lived for a thousand years and sealed his heart away, thought he would be lonely forever, but this little girl who insisted on repairing antiques, stole his tea set, and even dared to pinch his face disrupted his rhythm. When Xiaoman finds the past between her grandfather and Gu Zhao in old belongings, and when Gu Zhao finally holds the shivering her in his arms on a rainy night, will the thousand years of loneliness be burned into the most brilliant light by this "intruding" love?
The Suona Shakes the World
Village boy Ale, a prodigy of the suona (Chinese horn), was rejected by a prestigious music academy due to poverty. A decade later, he bursts into an international folk music competition with his worn-out instrument. His performance of 'Hundred Birds Worshiping the Phoenix' stuns the audience, but judges dismiss it as 'rustic art unworthy of elite stages'. As controversy erupts, Ale suddenly reveals his ancestral copper reed—the lost secret of a millennium-old technique. When reed and suona unite, phantom birds soar overhead, silencing the hall. An elderly judge rises with trembling tears, unveiling a hidden legacy that will redefine tradition forever.
Rebuilding Life After Losing My Husband
This short drama tells the story of a woman who, after losing her husband, gradually emerges from grief and begins to rediscover herself. Through her inner monologue and evolving relationships, the story depicts her journey of finding hope amid despair and understanding the true meaning of life after loss. The film is warm and inspiring, emphasizing the importance of resilience and hope, encouraging viewers to face adversity bravely and craft their own happiness.