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I Won't Kiss You
Su Wan is the personal secretary of Jin Hanchuan, president of Jin's Group. By day, she's the "ice-cold firewall" in a tailored suit and high heels, flawlessly managing the president's schedule. By night, she drops her facade and curls up in Jin Hanchuan's arms as his "Wanwan"—they've hidden their relationship for three years. The whole company wonders who can melt this "living iceberg": a noble lady, a popular star? Until Jin Hanchuan pulls Su Wan into his arms at the anniversary gala, holds up a ring, and smiles: "The Mrs. Jin you're looking for has always been right here with me."
When Winter Ends, Spring Comes, and We Meet Again
Shen Wan, the "Iron Lady" of investment banking, was framed by her best friend for leaking a proposal on the eve of a billion-dollar project bid. Her fiancé betrayed her to get engaged to her friend, and she was even fired from her company. In despair, she met Gu Chengchuan, a reclusive tech genius who gave up his hundred-billion family fortune—he unexpectedly offered to help her turn things around. From assisting small companies with financing plans to exposing her friend's behind-the-scenes schemes, Shen Wan fought her way back to the top of the industry. Behind Gu's casual demeanor, however, lay a decade-long secret crush: the science books she donated to an orphanage years ago were the reason he embarked on his scientific research journey. When Shen Wan accepted the award at the industry summit, Gu walked over with a starry notebook he had kept for ten years and said, "Winter has passed, spring has come, and I've finally waited for the 'year' we share together."
After Job Failures, I Activated the Son-in-Law System
Shi Suyang, a recent graduate, faces constant job rejection—rent overdue for three days, his mother’s diabetes medicine running out. Desperate, his phone activates the "Son-in-Law System": complete tasks as a wealthy family’s son-in-law for cash rewards, or get "punished". He despises "living off others", but is forced to substitute a friend at a blind date with Lin Wan, a rich heiress. To his shock, Lin Wan is the "bullied quiet girl" he helped in high school—now in couture, she mocks: "The hero from before is now a son-in-law wannabe?" The system pushes him to "charm Lin Wan". As he struggles between dignity and survival, he uncovers Lin’s family is tangled in an inheritance dispute—and the system’s tasks are linked to a conspiracy.
The Village Called Her a "Scarlet Woman," But a CEO Married Her as a Rich Lady
Lin Xiaoman of Taohua Village was the village's "street rat"—her parents died early, she was rumored to have an affair with an out-of-town man, her aunt wanted to sell her to a mountain villager for a bride price, and even kids chased her throwing stones, calling her a "fox spirit." Until that day, a limited-edition Cayenne drove into the village through the muddy road. Gu Jingshen, in a tailored suit, held the patched handkerchief she gave him ten years ago and knelt down publicly: "Xiaoman, I'm here to marry you." It turns out he was the homeless child she saved with half a steamed bun back then, now the CEO of Gu's Group worth ten billion. When Gu Jingshen piled a million in betrothal gifts at the village entrance and carried her onto a private jet, the whole village was stunned: the "scarlet woman" they spat on had become a rich lady even the town mayor wanted to curry favor with.
Transmigrated to the 70s: The Cannon Fodder Ex-Wife's Strategy for the Male Lead
Lin Xiaoman stayed up late reading a 1970s-era novel, only to wake up as Lu Yanqing’s cannon fodder ex-wife—the original character was divorced for her shrewishness and died miserably. To change her fate, she uses modern ideas to solve the Lu family’s food shortage, gains neighbors’ favor, and even “schemes” to be alone with Lu Yanqing. The once cold Lu Yanqing is gradually moved by her wit and sincerity. But just as their relationship warms, the male lead’s “white moonlight” from the novel suddenly returns. Can Lin Xiaoman hold onto her rewritten ending?