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You Say I’m Overbearing? I’m Just Here to “Dad” You
Su Xiao, a new office worker, curses her boss Gu Jingchuan as "the most overbearing capitalist in the company" — he makes her revise plans until midnight, nags her about breakfast, and even lectures her for wearing crop tops. Until one late night after overtime, she finds Gu squatting downstairs, warming her stomach medicine with his palm, with the soft-boiled eggs she mentioned wanting beside his feet. What shocks her more is an old photo in Gu’s wallet: little Su Xiao is pulling the衣角 of "Brother Chuanchuan", a young volunteer, and on the back it says: "When I grow up, I’ll be the 'Dad-Arriving' who protects her." Turns out all his overbearingness is his ten-year-hidden promise: "I’m here, don’t be afraid."
Transmigrated Mom: Winning Over the CEO and the Cute Kid
Su Wan stayed up all night finishing the novel *The Abandoned Wife of the Rich Family*, only to wake up as the “vase wife” despised by Pei Shiyan in the story—with three-year-old Pei Xingxing in her arms. In the original plot, this mother-son pair would be kicked out next week, and Xingxing would get lost in an accident. To rewrite their tragic fate, Su Wan launches a “reverse routine”: she uses modern parenting skills to turn Xingxing into the Pei family’s favorite, while exposing the green tea tricks of Pei’s “white moonlight.” But just when she thinks she can leave safely, the always cold-faced CEO Pei blocks the door, hooking her衣角 with his finger: “Su Wan, did you forget we haven’t had our wedding yet?”
Out of Control
Popular actress Lin Xia suddenly has an emotional breakdown on set, violently attacks the director and mysteriously disappears. Private detective Chen Mo investigates what appears to be a simple diva incident, only to uncover a covered-up car accident from three years ago. As the investigation deepens, Chen Mo realizes he has become the next target of the mastermind behind it all.
Mistaking Vinegar for Ink
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