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Not a Doormat: Teaching My Wife's Family a Lesson
Ming Peng, a live-in son-in-law for three years, has been paying the mortgage for his wife Wanzi's family and supporting his brother-in-law. Even his mother's emergency medical money was withheld by Wanzi's mother in the name of 'family duty'. Until he discovers Wanzi knew her family was siphoning his savings all along—he finally wakes up: if kindness can't buy sincerity, he'll use their selfishness to teach them a lesson! He gathers evidence to expose his brother-in-law's mooching scam, uses the law to retrieve his money, and even makes Wanzi's family taste the bitterness of 'relying on others is worse than relying on yourself'. This 'doormat's counterattack' shows how a honest man uses toughness to tear off the mask of his selfish family!
You Wore a Wedding Dress to Chase a Star, Why Are You Crying When I Break Up?
Su Xiao wore a wedding dress to her idol's signing event for a charity campaign—every dress worn donates 1,000 yuan to children's funds. Her boyfriend Lu Zhao arrived just in time to see her surrounded by fans, yelling "husband" to the idol. He broke up with her on the spot, eyes red. But as soon as he turned away, he squatted in the corridor, staring at his phone screensaver—a newly bought DR diamond ring. He had planned to propose that day, then take her to meet the idol for her birthday. Su Xiao never told him about the charity; she was afraid he'd think she was "being ridiculous." That night, when Su Xiao was moving out with a cardboard box, she ran into a drunk Lu Zhao at the stairs. He grabbed the hem of her wedding dress and cried: "I thought you'd rather marry the idol than me..."
Hundred Days to Capture Your Heart
Shen Wanning, the daughter of the Shen Group, is forced to propose a "100-day contract couple" deal to Fu Sicheng, a cold-hearted business tycoon, to save her family's dying enterprise—she helps him handle his family's marriage pressure, and he assists her in securing the inheritance right. As they spend time together, Fu Sicheng discovers that this "money-hungry lady" makes ginger tea for his stomachache and shields him from malicious drinking parties. Shen Wanning also sees through the "iceberg CEO's" indifference to find the pain of being betrayed by his first love. Just as they are about to break through the contract, Shen Wanning's secret is exposed: she approached Fu Sicheng to investigate her father's death—and Fu Sicheng is a key witness to the accident? As the 100-day countdown begins, can their relationship survive lies and the past?
Thirty and Divorced
Su Wan, 30, had just signed her divorce papers when her ex-husband and his mistress took away her daughter's custody. To make matters worse, she was transferred to a dead-end job because of her “divorced woman” label. On a rainy night, she accidentally pushed away a失控 car—only to save Gu Jingshen, the most mysterious and ruthless CEO in Yuncheng. To repay her, Gu not only helped her regain custody through legal means but also guided her from a marginalized employee to a project leader who secured a hundred-million-yuan deal. Just as Su Wan began to fall for him, she discovered a secret: the “accidental rescue” was a long-planned reunion—he was the little boy she gave a cup of hot milk tea to ten years ago, and he’d been waiting to find her ever since.