No results found for "法律正義"
Please try using different keywords, or browse our popular videos.
Search Tips
- Using short, precise keywords can yield better search results
- Try using different keywords or synonyms
- If you can't find what you're looking for, please provide feedback
You May Like
A Bowl of Rice, a Lifetime of Gratitude
When his foster mother lay on her deathbed, she entrusted her biological son to her wealthy foster son, yet the biological son turned a cold shoulder to her final wish. The poor boy who had once been given a bowl of rice by the foster mother in her downfall had now grown into a top tycoon with vast resources. Learning of the foster mother’s passing and her biological son’s indifference, he arrived with a group of business magnates. Not only would he repay the old grace, but also seek justice. A reversal of grudges spanning half a lifetime thus unfolded.
Village Doctor, I Can See Disease Entries
Lin Xiaoai, a young village doctor returning to her hometown for internship, accidentally awakens a special ability: she can see accurate disease diagnoses, development stages and corresponding treatment plans through villagers' bodies in the form of "disease entries". Initially flustered by this "weird" ability, she meets Granny Chen who has been coughing repeatedly but insists it's just a minor ailment. Lin sees the entry marked as early-stage lung cancer; torn between hiding it for fear of delaying treatment and speaking up for fear of being accused of superstition, she gives a diagnosis combining modern medical knowledge with her ability, helping Granny Chen get early intervention treatment. However, this draws suspicion from a conservative veteran village doctor, kicking off a fantasy-infused yet warm rural medical journey.
Naughty Kid Helps Elder Learn Kung Fu, Unexpectedly Gets Billion-Dollar Fortune as Gratitude
Ten-year-old "little rascal" Mao Dou is a notorious troublemaker in the alley—climbing trees to steal bird eggs and snatching candied haws are his daily routines. One day, he stumbles upon Uncle Zhou, a lonely elderly man, squatting by the wall rubbing his sore waist and sighing. It turns out that Uncle Zhou learned martial arts when he was young but can't even hold a horse stance now. Mao Dou immediately volunteers to be his "little master," dragging Uncle Zhou to practice "toad style" every day after school and secretly giving him the boiled egg from his mom to nourish him. Little does he know that Uncle Zhou, who wears tattered clothes and collects plastic bottles, is a retired hundred-billionaire who has been in hiding for ten years! When Mao Dou bursts into tears because he can't afford his mom's 200,000-yuan surgery fee, Uncle Zhou shows up with a property gift contract: "This is a thank-you gift for my best little master—you gave me back the joy of being human."
The Dusk Doesn't Taint Her
Su Wan stayed up all night finishing the CEO novel *The President's Plaything*, only to wake up as the cannon fodder female supporting character dumped by her fiancé Fu Jingshen. She also bound a system tasked with 'preventing the villain from blackening'—in the original book, Fu Jingshen would awaken a special ability at dusk and eventually fall into darkness due to obsession. But Su Wan refused to follow the script: instead of crying and begging for reconciliation, she took the annulment agreement and knocked on Fu Jingshen's office door, smiling, 'I want to end this more than you do.' This act broke the original plot—Fu Jingshen watched her back, his golden pupils (visible only at dusk) flickering: why does this woman look exactly like the 'her' in his memories? As the system tasks deviated, Su Wan realized the so-called 'transmigration' was actually a mutual journey across the dusk...
Shattered Blossoms
Lin Xiaoxi appears innocent and charming, but secretly plots revenge against wealthy heir Li Zhe over a three-month courtship. Li falls into her emotional trap, unaware he caused her father's wrongful imprisonment years ago. As their romance peaks, Lin reveals with chilling calm: 'Your happiness is an illusion. Now, pay the price.' This urban love story turns into a thrilling vengeance saga, where concealed hatred threatens to tear their high-society world apart.
Long Xun Tian Xia: The Counterattack of the Governor's Family
In this family drama, the governor and his wife, after frugal efforts to secure a school enrollment quota for their child, face an unexpected betrayal—during an inspection, the quota is stolen by corrupt officials. This incident sparks a series of domestic conflicts and power struggles, portraying the resilience and resistance of an ordinary family against the dark sides of officialdom. The show not only exposes social injustice but also highlights the values of family, justice, and courage.
After My Husband Transferred Money to His Secretary, I Went Berserk
Successful businesswoman Lin Yan discovers her husband's frequent money transfers to his young secretary. Behind her gentle facade, she launches a covert investigation. When evidence points to an unspeakable betrayal, a meticulously planned revenge is set in motion. From the workplace to social circles, she methodically makes everyone pay—until the final revelation uncovers a far greater conspiracy behind those transactions.