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This Grief Has Nothing to Do with Wind or Moon
Lin Wan and CEO Lu Jingshen had been married for three years. On the morning she found out she was pregnant, she received a diagnosis of advanced brain cancer. To spare her lover the pain of loss, she faked intimate photos with Lu Jingshen's business rival and cried, "I'm bored, let's divorce." Lu Jingshen signed the agreement with red eyes, crushing the wedding ring as he watched her leave. Five years later, at Lu Jingshen's wedding, Lin Wan burst in with a little boy who looked just like him. A paternity test revealed two truths—her brain cancer was a misdiagnosis, and the so-called "miscarriage" was caused by Lu's mother secretly giving her abortion pills. When fake infidelity, true misunderstandings, and unspoken love collide, can this couple, torn apart by fate, regain the warmth they once had?
Blazing Sun: The Mini-Series
The nearly disbanded community children's football team gets a new coach, Lin Xiaoman—a complete novice who doesn’t even know what offside means, yet fights like a blazing sun: negotiating with developers to keep the field, working three jobs to pay for poor players’ fees, and even “kidnapping” Gu Yang, a former football prodigy, to be their consultant. But Gu Yang has closed his heart since a severe injury years ago, and only feels resentment toward football. When the “fiery troublemaker” meets the “cold ex-prodigy,” they go from clashing to fighting together for the team. And the secrets hidden under the “blazing sun”—the truth about Gu Yang’s retirement, the reason Lin Xiaoman persists—slowly unfold amid the children’s laughter……
Post-Apocalypse: I Can Hear People's Thoughts
Three years into the apocalypse, Lin Xiaoman awakens the ability to read minds after an accident. She thought this power would help her survive the dual hell of zombies and twisted humanity, but joining the "Spark" survivor group pushes her into a deadly dilemma— the seemingly kind leader secretly plots to steal her supplies; the cold Chen Mo hides antibiotics in her bag; even her best friend, who escaped with her, once cursed, "Why didn't the zombies kill you?" When all masks are torn off by her ability, will she choose to "live alone by exposing the truth" or "pretend ignorance" to hold onto the last bit of "humanity"?
No More Glance to Capture Your Heart
Su Wan, a concubine’s daughter in the Prime Minister’s residence, has wanted to avoid Ye Junlan, the Regent, since she could remember—she always dreams of her past life: she was the coldest junior sister in the spirit cultivation world, who exhausted her spiritual veins to save Ye Junlan, who was seriously injured by demon cultivators. Before her soul scattered, she swore through gritted teeth: “No more glance to capture your heart.” But in this life, Ye Junlan is everywhere in her life: when she sneaks to the temple fair, he pushes through the crowd to hand her a sugar-coated haw stick, his fingertips brushing the sugar stain on her lip; when she hides in the Buddhist hall copying sutras to “break fate,” he leans against the threshold and laughs: “Even the Buddha knows you’re lying. Su Wan, you can’t run away.” What’s worse, when she crashes into his eyes full of deep affection, the pain from her past life doesn’t come—instead, her ears turn red first. So even the cruellest vow can’t withstand a single heartbeat in this life?
The Legend of Su Chao: A Nobody's Football Dream
Su Xiaochao, a courier, weaves through old alleys with a delivery box every day, hiding a football dream crushed by life—10 years ago, he was the "Golden Right Foot" of the youth training camp but gave up his professional path to care for his sick mother. Until a community football match poster appears in the neighborhood, and his former coach Lao Zhou shows up: "Your skills are still there; what you lack is the courage to fight again." But medical bills for his mother, rent reminders, and customer complaints wrap around his ankles like a net. Then, Xiaoman, a deaf-mute girl who often receives his deliveries, uses sign language: "I’ve seen you play—you’re like the wind"—she’s the ball collector at the community stadium, secretly recording videos of him juggling footballs during delivery breaks. When Su stands by the stadium with his mother’s medical records, hearing Lao Zhou shout "Kickoff!" and seeing Xiaoman holding a "Go!" sign, he finally drops the box, takes off his uniform to reveal a faded youth team jersey: "This time, I want to play for myself." What he doesn’t know is that Xiaoman’s video has gone online, and a scout from a professional club is just watching it...
Blazing Dream Student Street
Lin Xiaofan, an ordinary college student, accidentally travels to a mystical cultivation world, becoming a laughable weakling on 'Blazing Dream Student Street'. He encounters the icy goddess Murong Xue, sparking a hilarious yet perilous journey of redemption. Faced with divine enemies and his own frailties, he uses modern wisdom and comedic antics to climb the ranks, only to unravel secrets of his past and emotional turmoil. Love blossoms amid urban betrayals and hidden threats. In 75 episodes packed with twists, watch him transform from a joke to a powerful immortal. Blending fantasy, humor, and rebirth, this saga mixes laughter with tears in a quest for self-discovery.
Family Members' Breakdown After Reading My Thoughts
In this short play, the protagonist inadvertently reveals their inner thoughts to family members, triggering a series of unexpected reactions. The family members are shocked by the revelations, leading to an emotional upheaval. Through humorous yet touching details, the story explores the importance of communication and understanding, as well as the complex and delicate relationships within a family. Amidst laughter and tears, it unveils the true meaning of love and acceptance.