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The Junior Sister Says Even the 'Insane' Are Gods
All members of Spirit Peak Sect laugh at Lin Xi, the junior sister, for being insane. Her line 'Even the insane are gods' becomes a laughingstock. Senior disciples dislike her for being a nuisance, and the sect leader wants to expel her. When a fellow disciple is badly injured by evil spirits, Lin Xi saves everyone with lost divine medical skills and insect-controlling art, shocking the sect. She is the heir of a reclusive medical and insect-controlling family, hiding to cross the tribulation; her 'insanity' is a disguise. The cold senior brother, who once mocked her, now regrets deeply, and a sweet revenge drama unfolds.
The Glazed Bell
Su Wan runs an old tavern in a southern Chinese alley, where she treasures her ancestral glazed wine bell. She only uses it for late-night solitary drinks, otherwise serving customers with plain porcelain bowls. One day, a down-on-his-luck scholar enters the tavern with a wine pouch, pulling out a half plum-carved amber wine token and asking to borrow the glazed bell to warm his wine. The token is exactly the same as the one her long-lost childhood sweetheart left a decade ago, stirring up long-buried misunderstandings and yearning. The amber-hued wine in the glazed bell will soon unfold a long-overdue truth.
Burning Love Fades: CEO Fu's 3000 Attempts to Win Back His Wife
Shen Wantang spent seven years陪伴ing Fu Jingshen from a struggling startup guy to a top business tycoon, only to be called a "money-hungry ingrate" by him over a fake "cheating" video—and cruelly divorced while she was pregnant. Three years later, Fu uncovered the tampered surveillance footage and realized he'd pushed away the one who loved him most. To win back the disheartened Wantang, he cast aside his pride: selling her favorite sweet fried dough at Wutong Alley at dawn, waiting eight hours in the rain outside her company with an umbrella, even gluing back her broken old notebook. In 3000 clumsy "apologies" lies his belated sincerity—but with Wantang's heart already cold, can this late love reignite the spark?
Rose for Him
Su Wan, an illegitimate daughter banished by her family, goes undercover in Shenghua Group under a fake name to reclaim her mother’s inheritance—only to become the personal secretary of Gu Jingshen, the "King of Business". She braces herself for the cold CEO’s刁难, but instead finds him secretly shielding her from family schemes and helping her crack tough projects. Until one night after a banquet, Gu holds the rose hairpin she gave him a decade ago, his eyes red, and confesses: "The wild rose you stuffed into my hand back then—I’ve kept it in my safe for ten whole years." It turns out the icy CEO’s "business empire" has long reserved the softest spot for her, and a sweet story of "your counterattack, my protection" begins.
Rekindled Love
Seven years after their breakup, a successful architect and a struggling café owner cross paths in an urban renewal project. As bulldozers threaten her coffee shop, long-buried secrets and misunderstandings resurface. Can they reignite their love amidst the clash of progress and nostalgia, or will past wounds extinguish the flame forever?
Loving You Too Late but Not Too Late
"Loving You Too Late but Not Too Late" is a heartfelt short drama that narrates the story of a protagonist in the last six months of life, desperately trying to hold on to their loved one. Confronted with the fleeting nature of time, they summon all their courage and love to make up for past regrets, expressing a sincere love that arrives late but genuine. Through delicate emotional portrayals, the drama highlights the profound power of true human emotion, touching the audience deeply.