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《The F-Class Girl is Actually All-Powerful Season 2》
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Being a Big Shot Is Not as Good as Digging Wild Vegetables
Lin Chuan, the top boss in the dark world, accidentally binds to the "Wild Vegetable System"—he must dig 100 spirit wild vegetables or lose all his power. Disguised as a migrant worker, he digs vegetables in the suburbs but encounters killer pursuers, old acquaintances exposing his identity, and even unearths the "Spirit Wild Vegetable King" hiding an ancient treasure. As the task progresses, he discovers the system hides a past-life secret: he was once the "Wild Vegetable God" who guarded the world. Now, he needs to awaken his divine power to fight resurgent dark forces, kicking off a passionate drama of "digging vegetables to counterattack + past-life awakening."
Transmigrated to Primitive: I Made Fire and Married the Savage Chieftain!
Modern office worker Su Xiao stayed up late to finish a PPT, only to wake up in a primitive tribe where people survived on raw meat. She just escaped a hungry wolf when she was labeled a "fire-spitting witch," but ran into Cang Lang, the savage chieftain, who was furious over the tribe's fire shortage. She quickly made fire with a drill to light dry branches, instantly making the tribe kneel and call her "divine envoy"—yet Cang Lang threatened coldly: "If you lie, I'll eat you." Su Xiao used modern knowledge to teach the tribe to store food and make pottery, while matching wits with Cang Lang: he secretly left her the fattest prey, she pulled an arrowhead from his shoulder; he wrapped her frozen red feet in animal skin, she taught him to weave baskets with vines... When a flood hit, Cang Lang held her and climbed to a tree top, shouting his true feelings in the rain: "I don't care if you're a divine envoy—I just want you to live." It turned out the "ferocious savage" had long hidden his warmest heartbeat behind his fangs.
Who Pities the Heart of Inch-long Grass
In a stormy night, a destitute nobleman kneels before a thatched hut, begging for recognition. Abandoned by his family twenty years ago for being illegitimate, he now seeks his long-forgotten mother after his mansion's collapse. The frail old woman opens the door with trembling hands, but when he throws himself into her arms, her eyes turn icy: 'Twenty years of suffering – you shall taste every drop.' As she unfolds evidence of the first wife's conspiracy with the midwife, soldiers suddenly surround the hut. This 'reunion' reveals itself as the mother's twenty-year vengeance trap.
Forced Affection: The Overly Attached Wife
Cold-hearted CEO Li learns that his beloved wife plans to elope, so he forcibly kidnaps her to his home, seeking revenge. To his shock, she doesn't resist or escape but instead clings to him affectionately, calling him "hubby" with fiery enthusiasm. As Li falls deeper into confusion and attraction, a shocking secret emerges: her excessive activeness stems from a deliberate ploy to ignite his jealousy and reclaim their buried true love. This romantic comedy mini-drama twists humor and tension into a sweet yet torturous tale, with an unpredictable ending that overturns the forced-love trope.