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Bringing the National Husband Home (Mini-Series)
Su Xiao, a rookie screenwriter, hides in her best friend's empty apartment to meet a script deadline, only to bump into Lu Shiyan—her best friend's cousin and the top-tier celebrity dubbed the "National Husband," who just returned from abroad. When paparazzi catch them together and spark a scandal, Lu is forced to move in with Su to lay low. Initially at odds, the two navigate cramped living spaces, stressful script revisions, and nosy reporters—only to uncover each other's soft sides: Lu has secretly followed Su's work for years, and Su understands the loneliness behind his celebrity facade. When the "National Husband" becomes a roommate, will this accidental cohabitation turn into a lifelong love?
The Underworld Young Yama's Family Rises After Mind Reading
Chu Ye, the young Yama of the Underworld, is exiled to the mortal world for mistakenly altering the Reincarnation Book, reduced to a "down-and-out god" running a ghost-themed stall. Unexpectedly, he meets Lin Xiaoman, an office worker with mind-reading abilities—she sees through his "Yama identity" instantly and even turns the tables: using her power to force him to help solve her workplace troubles like PUA and overtime fatigue. Strangely, Lin's mind-reading becomes the "divine power activator" for Chu Ye's family: his sleepy Judge grandfather suddenly regains the ability to solve mortal cold cases, his directionally challenged Granny Meng retrieves the lost recipe for the Lethe Soup, and even his naughty Black and White Wuchang brother learns to "soul-reap without getting lost"... As Chu Ye's family gradually restores their Underworld power, a conspiracy behind the Reincarnation Book emerges quietly—who deliberately framed him for exile? And why is Lin's mind-reading tied to an unfulfilled promise from Chu Ye's past life?
Moonlit Unrest
Su Wan, daughter of a wronged official, is reduced to a palace slave. One night, she saves Li Chenyuan, the crown prince who was secretly injured in an assassination attempt. She tries to hide their encounter, but the imperial concubine, jealous of the prince's attention, frames her for adultery with a guard and sentences her to death. At the last moment, Li Chenyuan appears, saves her, and publicly appoints her as an Imperial Medicine Officer—he has long uncovered her father's injustice and needs her medical skills and knowledge of the palace to expose the concubine's family's plot to control the court. But when Su Wan helps Li Chenyuan overthrow the concubine and ascend the throne, she discovers she is the orphan of the previous emperor—her family's killer is Li Chenyuan's father! Holding the late emperor's edict, looking at the man who once shared life and death with her, will she choose to avenge her family with the kingdom, or cling to the uncooled moonlight in her heart?
The Poor Boy I Saved Is the Northern King
Lin Wan, a decisive female CEO in the business circle, is driven to despair by a rival's frame-up—her company's capital chain breaks, and her parents are abducted for ransom. Five years ago, she saved Gu Ting, a poor boy who collapsed on the road at midnight. Gu had no home, so she took him in for half a month out of softness. Gu was quiet but always gave her hot porridge when she broke down, blocked perverts at drinking parties, and retrieved her stolen plan overnight. One morning, Gu suddenly disappeared, leaving a note: "I owe you, and I remember." Now, when Lin is desperate, she stares at Gu—now in a crisp suit with black-clad men—dumbfounded. He solves the kidnappers with one hand, gets the bank to inject capital with a call, and even industry tycoons treat him with deference. When Gu takes out the gilded token engraved with "Northern King," Lin realizes: the poor boy who once shared instant noodles with her is a retired power lord. His five-year secret is just to hold up her collapsed sky.
If My Daughter Doesn’t Come to the Table, Then No One Eats - A Sweet & Cute Ancient Costume Short Drama
This is a charming short drama set in ancient times, focusing on the warm interactions between a family and their daughter. The story revolves around humorous conflicts triggered by the daughter's refusal to come to the table for meals, highlighting deep family bonds and understanding. Filled with humorous and touching details, the drama also incorporates fantasy elements for a light-hearted viewing experience. With 80 episodes, it beautifully depicts a heartfelt story of love and acceptance, perfect for fans of sweet romances, ancient costumes, and fantasy genres.
Grandma Dominates the Workplace After Soul Swap
This short drama tells the story of a grandma who unexpectedly swaps souls with her granddaughter. Armed with newfound wisdom and courage, she rises to become a powerful figure in the workplace. Blending urban, fantasy, and family elements, the series explores themes of personal growth and familial love. The grandma leverages her life experience to face workplace challenges, breaking age and identity prejudices, and demonstrating that anyone can turn their circumstances around. The plot is intense and inspiring, filled with passion and heartfelt moments, illustrating that everyone can find their own light even in adversity.
Sorry, Mom
This is a touching short drama about family, vanity, and ethics. The protagonist, born into poverty, fabricates being a wealthy heiress to satisfy her vanity. However, her lies spiral out of control, nearly costing her mother’s life. The story highlights the dangers of vanity, the preciousness of family love, and the fragility of ethical boundaries. It prompts viewers to reflect on moral responsibilities and the true meaning of family, encouraging a deeper understanding of genuine emotions beyond superficial appearances.