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The Crown Princess Wants to Rebel Every Day
Crown Prince Xiao Jingyu pretends to be mediocre to avoid court suspicion, but he is poisoned by the Prime Minister's daughter and on the verge of death—until a mysterious woman Ye Zhaozhao saves him. But this girl doesn't play it safe—she urges him to "rebel and seize the throne" every day, even helping him collect military talismans and win over courtiers! Xiao Jingyu originally wants to stay away from this "troublemaker", but he gradually finds that Ye Zhaozhao's "rebellion plan" precisely exposes the court's conspiracies. Behind her desperate push for him to fight for power lies a secret about "the future"—it turns out she had already seen his death, so she's risking everything to change it...
To Save My Benefactors, I Was Mr. Shen's Nanny for Six Years
To save her two severely injured benefactors, Qiao Yuesheng is forced to agree to a mysterious old man's condition: "Take care of Shen Huaichuan, the president of Shen Group, and his son for six years"—thus becoming the "contract nanny" of the Shen family. For six years, she has to deal with Shen Huaichuan's cold detachment—he always sees her as a "tool for money"—while secretly accepting the candy wrappers and dependence from young master Shen Xiaochuan. Worse, she must fend off the relentless framing by Song Qian, Shen Huaichuan's "white moonlight": spilling coffee on her only decent dress, fabricating photos of her "abusing Xiaochuan," and even spreading rumors to Shen Huaichuan that she "is after his wealth." She endures all grievances, waiting for the six-year term to end so she can finally leave. But on the seventh day before the deadline, Shen Huaichuan suddenly traps her in the kitchen, his fingers digging into her waist, his icy gaze melting into fire: "Who said you can leave?" And the mysterious old man who dragged her into this game quietly appears at the gate of the Shen family villa...
The Marriage Ledger: From AA to Equal Love
For three years of marriage, Su Xiao and Chen Mo embedded "AA system" into every detail—splitting rent 50/50, paying separately at the supermarket, even exchanging anniversary gifts of exact equivalent value. Until Su Xiao was rushed to the hospital with acute appendicitis, sweating profusely from pain. When Chen Mo ran to the payment window clutching his bank card, he finally revealed the "secret ledger" he'd hidden for six months: he'd secretly saved every overtime allowance just to buy the projector Su Xiao had stared at through the store window three times for her birthday. Under Su Xiao's pillow, there was also an unopened invoice for guitar strings—the exact type Chen Mo had mentioned last year when his guitar "strings went loose". The two people who'd been chasing "fairness" finally hugged each other, crying on the hospital bed: turns out the best marriage is never about "AA"—it's about secretly putting your little wishes into my "top priority" list.
Time Crossing: Junk for Sisters
Modern office drudge Lin Xiaoman accidentally travels to ancient times, left with only a basket of modern "trash"—glass marbles, lighters, sticky notes. She plans to exchange these for money to build her career, but by chance, she saves Shen Zhaozhao, a marquis's daughter being chased, and helps A Tao, a flower girl, escape a bully. Unexpectedly, both girls offer to follow her to "start a business"! Using modern ideas, Lin packages glass marbles as "celestial glass beads" and sells them at high prices, teaches A Tao to make "flower tags with love notes" using sticky notes, and their business takes off. However, Shen Zhaozhao's enemies suddenly appear, and A Tao's past holds a secret. How will the three girls protect their fledgling career and their precious, "found" sisterhood in ancient times?
My Husband From a Thousand Years Ago
Modern office worker Lin Xiaoman is driven to the brink by relentless marriage pressure—until a stern, ancient-robed man bursts into her home, claiming to be her "past-life husband" from the Northern Song Dynasty. He wields a sword, brews ancient tonics, and shuts down her PUA boss without hesitation, yet can’t even use mobile payment. Lin complains, "Ancient people are such a hassle," but slowly realizes: this "husband" remembers her past-life love for osmanthus cake, her fear of the dark that requires a stuffed doll, and that he endured a millennium in a time rift just to find her. When career crises and past-life mysteries emerge, she finally understands: the sweetest "time travel" isn’t about going back—it’s him crossing a thousand years to give her all the tenderness she’s ever missed.
Rebirth: Protecting My Brother's Family and Rising with Wild Duck Eggs
Chen Mo is reborn on the rainy night when his brother entrusts his widow and child to him. Looking at his sick sister-in-law holding the crying nephew, and his stepmother who comes to force a remarriage to seize the family property, he smashes a wine jar and swears: "My brother is gone, I'll guard this home!" To raise money for medicine, he ventures into the forbidden area behind the village and finds a basket of "magic eggs"—selling them in town earns him half a year's wages! Then he opens a restaurant with wild duck eggs, invents lottery tickets that cause a town-wide frenzy, beats the bully who bullies villagers, and rises from a poor boy to a catering tycoon. But his stepmother teams up with the bully to sabotage him secretly, even plotting to kidnap his sister-in-law... Can he protect everything his brother left behind?
Holding the Favorite Script: The Seventh Miss Is Both Beautiful and Bold
Gu Xiyao, the neglected seventh miss of the Gu family, returns home after years away, only to face coldness from her family—her stepmother mocks her for being uncultured, her sister steals her keepsake, and even Pei Jingchen, the Pei Group’s CEO and her childhood fiance, publicly calls off their engagement! But to everyone’s surprise, Pei Jingchen turns into a clingy “puppy” after the breakup: he chases her to film sets with milk tea, defends her instantly when she’s bullied, and even撒娇 (acts coquettishly) begging for “another chance.” Meanwhile, Gu Xiyao’s hidden identities gradually surface: top couture designer, mysterious investment tycoon… When her secrets are revealed, everyone realizes Pei’s “breakup” was a misunderstanding—they’ve been tied by a childhood救命之恩 (life-saving favor) since then. Turns out, she’s always been the “favorite女主 (female lead)” he’s destined to宠 (dote on) forever!
Wish of Red Willow
Noblewoman Su Qinghuan is heartlessly abandoned by her lover and nearly enslaved in the black market, only to be rescued by a seemingly simple soldier. Out of gratitude, she marries him and resigns herself to a humble life, developing unexpected feelings. On their wedding night, the soldier tears off his disguise—revealing himself as the powerful Lord Anguo Hou! Crushing the princess's banquet invitation beneath her dress, he sneers, 'My dowry is to ruin that betrayer.' As a vengeful scheme unfolds, Su Qinghuan is thrust into a whirlwind of power and passion, torn between genuine love and a dangerous quest for justice. An ancient tale of revenge, romance, and intrigue awaits her.
Destined to Love
When career-driven Lin Xia accidentally meets cafe owner Cheng Yang, fate sets its wheels in motion. She's rational and composed, he's romantic and free-spirited - these polar opposites keep crossing paths by serendipity. As Lin's ex resurfaces to complicate matters and Cheng's childhood sweetheart interferes, can they overcome all obstacles and trust this love written in the stars?