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Please Fire Me Quickly
Su Tang, a hardworking office worker, is squeezed by her weird boss and pressured to marry by her family. To escape the awkward situation, she intentionally makes troubles at work to get fired. Unexpectedly, she stumbles upon CEO Lu Yu's business plan and is mistaken for a malicious competitor. As they bicker and pull against each other, they gradually fall in love. Su Tang's real purpose of wanting to be fired and her hidden identity as a rich young lady are then revealed, leading to a sweet, beloved and counterattack journey from workplace conflicts to mutual devotion.
After Ten Years of My Husband Loving His First Love, I Finally Let Go
Su Wan has been married to Shen Yan for a decade, trapped in the shadow of being a "stand-in for his first love"—he gives her the same jade hairpin as his first love on her birthday, stays up all night boiling medicine with his first love's old handkerchief on rainy nights, and even when she was on the brink of death during childbirth, he was by his first love's side treating her cough. Until that day, she caught him whispering to his first love's portrait, "I never moved on," and the last spark of hope in her heart died. She burned the mandarin duck handkerchief she'd embroidered for him over three years, threw their engagement jade pendant at his feet, and smiled: "Shen Lang, I'm done waiting for her with you." From then on, she focused on running her rouge shop—only to find her once cold, unfeeling husband started lingering outside her shop every day to help carry goods, held her hand all night to warm her when she caught a chill, and even said with red-rimmed eyes: "Wan Wan, I think I've lost my own wife..."
Transmigrated & Overheard the FL's Thoughts: This ML Is Mine!
Sickly delicate girl Yang Cici accidentally transmigrates into a novel and bonds with a mind-reading system—letting her hear the thoughts of the "female lead" (a transmigrator here to counterattack). The original male lead Pei Yanchuan seems cold, but he’s secretly obsessed with the "FL." Yet when Cici stumbles into his world, Pei’s gaze grows unhinged—he says, "I carved you into my bones in a past life." Caught between the transmigrator’s love-stealing schemes and Pei’s relentless "mutual madness," Cici realizes: what she’s overhearing isn’t just the FL’s secrets, but a karmic trap of their past and present lives!
The First-Rank Son-in-Law
Lin Yang, a modern corporate slave, dies from overworking on a project and transmigrates to the Great Chu Dynasty as the most useless son-in-law of the Minister’s Mansion—his in-laws call him a “parasite,” maids look down on him, and even his wife Su Wantang treats him with icy indifference. Just as he’s forced to sign the divorce papers, he suddenly binds to the “First-Rank Son-in-Law System”! Completing bizarre tasks like “picking the perfect rouge for the princess” or “helping his wife win the capital poetry contest” unlocks cultivation skills and business genius. As Lin Yang is forced to “cause trouble,” he accidentally reveals his talents: he slaps the snobbish relatives in the face and makes Su Wantang gradually realize that this “good-for-nothing husband” actually has countless skills...
Raising My Kid & Becoming a Chef God in a Book: A Counterattack
Lin Chuan, a struggling private kitchen owner and single dad to 5-year-old Xiao Tang, accidentally travels into the novel *The Culinary Dynasty* one night while reading. He wakes up as the novel’s most despised “useless son-in-law”—ridiculed for his “inedible” cooking and accused of “killing his wife” for raising a kid alone. But Lin’s modern fusion dishes are god-tier in ancient times! Cola chicken wings win over the picky old matriarch, cheese-baked sweet potatoes make the villain chef kneel for the recipe, and bubble tea cures the emperor’s anorexia! Xiao Tang’s cuteness diffuses conflicts and helps Dad expose plots—swapping the stepmother’s laxatives with candy or using her drawings to reveal the uncle’s recipe theft. As Lin rises to “Top Chef Under Heaven,” he finds the novel’s “deceased” wife looks exactly like Xiao Tang’s mom from the real world…