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Shuyin
25-year-old Shuyin is an unnoticed administrative assistant in an office building—even the delivery guy can’t remember her name. Until one day, she receives an anonymous package: a half jade hairpin engraved with “Shuyin”. That night, she dreams of a girl in a Republic of China student uniform, covered in blood, screaming, “You took my life.” To her horror, her life starts to “overlap”: a Republic-era notebook appears in her drawer, colleagues claim she “was just in a student uniform,” and she even meets an old man on the subway who calls her “Ayin”—the nickname of the Republic-era girl. Following the jade hairpin, Shuyin discovers that during the Republic of China, there was a girl named “Lin Shuyin” who was mistakenly killed in the 1945 war—and she actually “shares a soul” with her. Now, Lin Shuyin’s resentment is awakening, forcing Shuyin to find her father’s murderer. Otherwise, Shuyin will forever live under her shadow...
Intern Doctor Saves CEO with Silver Needles, Uncovers His Identity as a Hermit Divine Doctor
Intern Lin Xiaoman gambled her career to save CEO Gu Jingshen—who was dying from a sudden heart attack—using her family’s silver needle technique to extend his life by 10 days. Expecting dismissal, she was shocked when Gu not only forgave her but also helped her stop workplace bullying. However, Lin noticed Gu’s oddities: he could spot misdiagnosed rare diseases at a glance, make ancient prescription ointments, and even cure her fever with silver needles. When she confronted him with her grandfather’s needle diagram, Gu took out a yellowed photo and smiled: “Your grandfather was my master—I’m here to find his heir.” It turned out Gu was a hermit divine doctor in hiding for 20 years, and his “severe illness” was a test. Lin was stunned: the patient she saved was her grandfather’s disciple and wanted to take her as an apprentice? Worse, Gu’s look at her seemed to mean more than just “disciple”…
Transmigrated to the Wedding Night, I Refuse to Kill My Fox Spirit Wife
Lin Chuan, a modern man who stayed up late binge-watching dramas, woke up as an ancient groom. When he lifted the red veil, he caught his stunning bride Su Wan hiding her fox tail—she was a skin-peeling fox spirit! At that moment, the system popped up a cold task: "Kill your wife to attain the Dao and return to the modern world." But the next second, Su Wan tremblingly handed him a cup of warm ginseng tea, whispering, "Husband, I was afraid you’d be tired from staying up, so I warmed this." Under the pillow were herbs she’d secretly prepared to suppress her demon power—she feared exposure, even more so scaring him. Looking at her red-rimmed eyes, Lin Chuan couldn’t bear it anymore. He turned off the system and hugged her: "I’ll protect you." Before they could catch their breath, the sound of a demon hunter’s copper bell rang outside the door, the system’s punishment countdown began, and most importantly, Su Wan hid a shocking secret about the "extermination of the thousand-year-old fox clan"…
My Restaurant Links Past and Present
Lin Xiaoman takes over her grandma's tiny restaurant "Lao Wei Zhai" and stumbles on a time-bending secret—the kitchen's food pass connects to ancient China! A Ming Dynasty embroiderer trades a jade hairpin for braised pork, a Qing prince swaps a Hetian jade hairpin for sweet-and-sour fish, and even a Tang Dynasty songstress offers a gold hairpin for osmanthus cake. The once-empty shop blows up with these "past-present deals," but the piles of antiques attract suspicion from Gu Mingyuan, a cultural relics clerk. Things spiral when ancient nobles trace the passage: a Ming imperial concubine demands the jade hairpin, a Qing lord reclaims his Hetian jade, and a Tang general sends men for the gold one! As Lin juggles "ancient creditors," she clashes (and quietly falls for) Gu. But a letter from her grandma reveals a bigger mystery—the passage hides an unfulfilled promise from her grandma's youth...
Jasmine So Charming
Jasmine, once a wealthy heiress, lost her voice and face to become a mute surrogate, unaware she is the rightful heir. Her imposter cousin Sophie marries the powerful warlord Ye Guocheng, aiming to usurp her place, but Ye is obsessed with Jasmine’s enchanting voice. As Sophie’s murderous plot unfolds, voice recognition technology triggers a chase, leading to gunfire at a blood-stained wedding that exposes the deceit, with true love triumphing amidst betrayal and suspense.
Drive to Dominance: The Underdog's Rise
Lin Tian, the disgraced illegitimate son of a business tycoon, scrubs cars at an underground racetrack until discovering his late mother's revolutionary racing chip. As he transforms his junker into a midnight predator, arrogant heir Lu Chen crushes him with million-dollar supercars, and his childhood heiress sweetheart begs him to spare her fiancé. With pedal to the metal on the deadly mountain pass finale, Lin Tian's junkyard racer screams toward vengeance—until his mechanic lover yanks a crucial wire from the dashboard. Will his underdog triumph explode in flames, or ignite a revolution on the asphalt?
Youth of the Seventies: The Reversal of Fate
"Youth of the Seventies" is an engaging short drama set against the backdrop of 1970s China. The story follows Li Xin Yue, who is transported into the body of a minor supporting character's wife, a military wife in a difficult period. Despite facing false accusations of espionage and doubts about her college entrance exam scores, she refuses to give up. Through resilience and determination, she reverses her fate, achieving success in both her career and love life. The drama highlights themes of perseverance, female empowerment, and the triumph of self-identity amid a tumultuous era. Combining elements of youth, time travel, and redemption, it is an inspiring and heartfelt series worth watching.