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The Rest of Our Lives: Making Amends
Lin Wanwan grew up without "Mom and Dad" — the housekeeper attended her parent-teacher meetings in elementary school, she spent her 18th birthday in the hospital with an IV drip, and as an adult, she's used to hiding her struggles. Until her mother found her 12-year-old essay "My Wish": "I want Mom and Dad to spend my birthday with me," and broke down in tears. Her parents sold their hometown house overnight, closed their 20-year-old hardware store, and rushed to Beijing to squeeze into the basement next to her rental. They learned to make her favorite pork and cabbage dumplings, woke up at 4 a.m. to save her a subway seat, and even secretly submitted resumes for her (because they knew she didn't want to be a civil servant). But Wanwan was wary of this "sudden kindness" — until she had a fever and dazedly touched her mother's frostbitten hands (frozen from buying her hot soy milk every day). Her mother whispered, "Wanwan, we were wrong," and she suddenly understood: her parents' "awakening" is using every second of their remaining lives to slowly make up for the love they never gave.
Bully Me for Being Disabled? Wait Till the Grandmaster Returns—You’ll Cry
Su Wan was once China’s youngest martial arts grandmaster. But on the eve of her wedding, her stepsister pushed her off a cliff, leaving her with broken legs and branded a "disabled burden." Her fiancé, fearing连累, not only broke off the engagement but also kicked her out with the stepsister, mocking, "A disabled person will never rise again." Three years later, Su Wan cured her legs with a family medical book and merged with a mysterious inheritance from the cliff, becoming the leader of a hidden sect skilled in both medicine and martial arts. She returned masked, first saving a wealthy patriarch targeted by her stepsister, then exposing their embezzlement. When her ex-fiancé knelt begging for reconciliation, Su Wan smiled and pulled out the old breakup letter: "You despised me for being disabled then. Now it’s your turn to cry."
My Fake-Blind CEO Husband
Su Wan, an ordinary woman, unexpectedly marries into wealth only to discover her supposedly blind CEO husband, Huo Chenzhou, secretly controls everything. When she stumbles upon his shocking charade, a dangerous game of cat and mouse begins—he continues playing the devoted blind husband while she plots to expose him. As lies and genuine feelings collide within the luxury mansion, their carefully constructed facades start to crumble. But in this high-stakes battle of deception, the greatest twist may be who truly loses their heart first.
A Dream of Love in the 80s
The female lead accidentally time-travels to become a cannon fodder wife in the 1980s and is rescued by a military officer in a difficult situation. Four years later, she reunites with the officer. Facing the刁难 of her scheming family, she bravely fights back with wisdom, not only getting rid of the bad situation but also harvesting love along the way. She gradually逆袭to become a winner in life, writing a sweet and inspirational legend across eras.
The Sparrow in Her Heart
Pop diva Su Qing, diagnosed with only three months to live, embarks on a farewell concert tour. During the journey, she discovers her devoted bodyguard Cheng Ye is actually her first love whom she rejected ten years ago. Cheng had abandoned his music career to become her protector, remembering her childhood wish for 'a sparrow that would never fly away'. As truths unfold, two broken hearts must confront this long-delayed reunion amidst life's cruel countdown.