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Hard to Console! The Cold-Hearted Master Fu Clings to Me for Affection Daily
Su Wan, a new planning employee, accidentally saves Fu Sihan, the president of Fu Group who is rumored to be "as cold as ice and immune to women". She thought they'd be strangers forever, but the next day, Master Fu showed up at her door with her cat, his eyes red, saying, "I'm afraid of the dark". During meetings, he rests his chin on her shoulder to revise plans, and when caught by employees, he confidently claims, "I'm guiding work". Even when she works overtime, he secretly cools her hot milk and asks委屈ingly, "Why didn't you have dinner with me?" Looking at the man who is nothing like the rumors, Su Wan suddenly realizes—Master Fu's "hard to console" is just exclusive coquetry for her, and she's long fallen into the gentle trap he's been laying for ten years.
I Just Wanted to Die, But Became an Eternal Emperor
Li Chengyu, a corporate slave who died from overwork in his past life, transmigrates into Emperor Tianqi, a notorious tyrant. Determined to slack off and die quickly for reincarnation, his every "self-sabotaging act" backfires brilliantly: trying to behead a loyal official leads him to expose a corrupt official's injustice; planning a lavish palace results in building water conservancy projects that end a drought; even sneaking out to a brothel uncovers grain merchants hoarding food, so he saves disaster victims by accident. His eunuch's gaze shifts from "fear of execution" to "my emperor is wise," and Lin Zhao—his former secretary who once pushed him to work overtime—reincarnates as a censor, blocking him with a memorial: "Your Majesty has been diligent lately—are you tricking me into overtime?" Li Chengyu wants to cry—he really just wants to die!
I Just Played an Otome Game, Why Is Blue Star Under Martial Law?
Otaku Lin Xiaoman stayed up late playing the otome game *Star Path Love Song*. Just as she clicked the option to “confirm relationship with Gu Huai,” the screen suddenly burst into blue light—Gu Huai, the interstellar commander from the game, actually appeared in her living room! The next second, a news push popped up: “Blue Star detects unknown interstellar energy, full martial law!” Lin Xiaoman instantly became a “suspect hiding an alien,” using the excuse of a “distant cousin” to fend off the community aunt checking on her, while helping Gu Huai learn to order takeout with a phone and avoid surveillance. But the more they got along, the more shocked she was: Gu Huai wasn’t data—he was a real commander from a starship. Because of Lin Xiaoman’s choice to “take a bullet for him” in the game, he broke through the dimensional wall to find her. When the signal of interstellar pursuers locked onto the apartment and martial law escalated to building lockdown, Lin Xiaoman had to face the cruelest choice: let Gu Huai return to his interstellar battlefield, or stay with him and withstand the “anomaly elimination” of the entire Blue Star?
The Prodigal Returns
After his family's bankruptcy, spoiled heir Cheng Ye disappears for five years to rebuild his life from scratch. When he returns as a business tycoon, he discovers his first love Lin Xia is now the CEO of a rival corporation - and shockingly connected to the mastermind behind his family's downfall. As these two masked lovers engage in corporate warfare, the truth about their past begins to unravel.