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You Call Me Superstitious, But My Taoist Magic Speaks for Itself
Su Wan, a modern heir to hidden Taoist magic, wakes up as Su Xiaowan—a "fateful woman" in the 1980s who was dumped by her fiancé for the village flower. Her mother-in-law calls her a "jinx," and the whole village mocks her for "pretending to be a sorceress." But no one expects this "superstitious girl" to cure a child's life-threatening fever with a talisman, retrieve the old branch secretary's lost relief grain using feng shui, or expose her scumbag fiancé's gold-digging scheme at a glance! When she uses a peach wood sword to leave her mother-in-law speechless, Gu Shiyan, a physics teacher from the city, frowns and says, "Science is the only truth"—until he witnesses Su Wan saving him from a cliff with Taoist magic. He then realizes that the most "unscientific" person is actually the "miracle" he's been waiting for. Those who bullied the original Su Xiaowan will eventually pay for their arrogance...
Seven Years Later, I Found My Deceased First Love
Lin Xiaoman’s first love, Chen Mo, died in a car accident seven years ago. She spent countless nights clinging to his old belongings. Until Cheng Mo, a new designer at her company, appeared—he looked exactly like Chen Mo, even his fountain pen handwriting was identical. When Lin Xiaoman tentatively mentioned their “orange candy secret” (known only to the two of them), the man’s eyes suddenly turned red: “Xiaoman, I’ve been looking for you for seven years, but I can’t remember how to get home.” It turns out Chen Mo lost his memory in the accident and was adopted. Now, guided by an old photo, he’s returned to the city. Can they resolve the “death” misunderstanding and continue their unfinished promise?
Escorting the Phoenix Litter
After the coup in the Great Zhao Palace, Su Wan, daughter of a convicted official, becomes a maid in the palace. Her skilled massage earns her the task of "escorting the phoenix litter"—attending to Princess Ning'an, who is about to marry into the royal family. However, she accidentally discovers that the bottom of the princess's phoenix litter hides the wounded General Gu Zhao, who once saved her years ago and is now wanted for "treason" by the royal family. Trapped between the deadly palace rules (exposure means death) and her obsession to save Gu Zhao, Su Wan uses her role as the litter attendant to smuggle him out at night using the secret compartment under the litter. But on the eve of the escape, the princess suddenly decides to test the litter early. When the curtain is lifted, Su Wan is shocked to find that the princess has known everything all along—the prince she is to marry is the one who framed Gu Zhao's family, and the princess has been secretly plotting to turn the tables with this wedding...