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Sorrow Fades from Brows, Yet Lingers in Heart
Lin Wan, an ancient book restorer, takes on the task of repairing the Song Dynasty handscroll *Smoky Willows*, only to find the client is Gu Zhao—her ex who disappeared five years ago. When she opens the scroll's夹层, their old token of love—a hair ribbon—and an unsent letter fall out: "My mom had late-stage stomach cancer. I didn't want you to suffer with me, so I left secretly." The "sudden departure" was a misunderstanding, but the longing Lin thought she'd buried comes rushing back—she never truly let him go. On the day the scroll is restored, Gu stands at her door with the jade hairpin he never gave her, his eyes red: "This time, can I turn your sorrow into a lifetime of togetherness?"
The Prodigal Imperial Tutor
The day after Emperor Gu Zhao of Daqi ascended the throne, he received thirty memorials impeaching his imperial tutor Su Mu—over three years, Su Mu had spent three million taels from the imperial treasury on opera troupes, gilded boats, and even gold belts for gatekeepers, earning him the title “Daqi’s Top Prodigal.” When Gu Zhao summoned Su Mu to confront him, Su Mu pulled out a blood-stained account book: “The money for the opera troupe bought grain for the northwest army; the gilded boat hides the traitorous minister’s correspondence with enemies.” It turns out this “prodigal tutor” had long turned every tael into a hidden chess piece to protect the kingdom, and behind his dissolute facade was sixteen years of guardianship over the young emperor.
Sister, I Was Pretending
Gu Wan, a top workplace elite, is reborn to her 18-year-old self, vowing to reverse the tragedy of being betrayed by a scumbag and her family’s bankruptcy. But she stumbles upon a shocking secret—Lin Chuan, the sweet, clingy junior who used to call her “sister” in her past life, was faking everything! He’s actually the heir to a hidden ancient clan who secretly protected her from fatal dangers in her previous life. This time, he uses a “little puppy” disguise to infiltrate her life: while begging for her milk tea and homework help, he quietly dismantles the scumbag’s schemes and saves her family’s business. When Gu Wan catches Lin Chuan taking down a villain with one hand, the boy who once buried his face in her neck to撒娇 suddenly pins her against an alley wall, his eyes tinged pink: “Sister, I can’t pretend anymore… Can I finally get my reward now?”
Victoria Harbour Nights & Hong Kong Echoes
Victoria Harbour's neon lights twinkle, and Hong Kong's old alleys hold three stories of love and courage—Lin Xiaoman, a workplace newbie, meets amnesiac tycoon Gu Jingshen at the Star Ferry Pier; the old photo in his pocket is identical to the "guardian brother" from her childhood. Ah Jie, a tea restaurant owner, reopens his grandfather's sugar water shop and stumbles upon a 30-year-old dream-chasing ledger, determined to fulfill his grandfather's uncompleted passionate regret. Su Wan, a time-traveling female warrior from ancient times, searches for her past-life lover with half a jade pendant, only to get involved in a fight to protect old buildings—and unexpectedly meets an architect who looks exactly like her past-life love in Tsim Sha Tsui... When the wind from Victoria Harbour blows into Hong Kong's bustling streets, the heartbeat of sweet romance, the passion of turnaround, and the obsession across time all brew into the most touching echo in the night.
When the Female Boss Inspected, I Took Her to Move Bricks at the Site
Jiang Shan, a construction technician, was retaliated against by his supervisor and assigned to receive the sudden inspection of female boss Shen Wan because he refused to help cook the books. To uncover safety hazards, Shen Wan insisted on moving bricks and staying up late to measure data with Jiang Shan. From the misunderstanding of “you’re messing with me” to Jiang Shan solving the foundation settlement crisis with improved drawings he stayed up all night to make, Shen Wan discovered his mother’s last wish—his mother was a site safety supervisor, fired for reporting hazards and eventually died in an accident. When Shen Wan helped Jiang Shan clear his mother’s name and promote hazard rectification, this “brick-moving inspection” not only made Jiang Shan a technical director but also brought them together: the sweetest love is that I’ve seen you dusty, yet still drawn to your sense of responsibility.