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After Being Driven Mad by the Fake Heiress, I Awakened My Second Personality
Lin Wan is the real heiress swapped at birth. Her gentle nature made her an easy target for the fake heiress Su Yao—who stole her identity, tore her college acceptance letter, framed her for theft, and even pushed her down stairs. The breaking point came when Su Yao splashed boiling coffee on her face. Lin Wan collapsed, only to wake up with a cold, decisive second personality: "Sister Wan." The once-timid pushover suddenly fought back—slapping Su Yao in public to expose her lies, and producing a DNA report to reclaim what’s hers. But as "Sister Wan" takes over, Lin Wan’s buried childhood secrets and the truth behind the baby swap start to unravel...
For a Bowl of Stomach-Nourishing Congee, He Said He'd Divorce to Marry Her
Gu Tingshen, CEO of a listed group, has grown apart from his wife Su Xiaoyun after three years of marriage due to work. On his birthday night, he returns home with a stomachache, only to receive a divorce agreement and his wife's cold words: "You never needed me." In despair, Lin Xiaoman, the owner of the breakfast shop downstairs, brings a bowl of warm stomach-nourishing congee—with a soft-boiled egg inside, exactly like the one made by his high school crush, "Little Sugar Egg." It turns out Lin Xiaoman is the same girl who brought him breakfast for three years but separated due to a misunderstanding! When Gu Tingshen holds the divorce agreement and says to Lin Xiaoman with red eyes, "You're the one I've always wanted to marry," Su Xiaoyun suddenly shows up with documents about the family crisis, and Lin Xiaoman's shop faces demolition. A bowl of congee hides ten years of regret—can this gamble of "divorcing to marry" win back the lost love?
The Return of Jade Face After Rain
Su Wan, an ancient painting restorer at Liu Garden, has guarded the half-finished "Jade Face Picture" for three years—it was left by her lover Gu Zhao, who disappeared. On the last night of the plum rain season, a soaking wet architect named Cheng Mo knocks on the garden gate; his face is identical to the "Jade Face" in the painting. To Su Wan's shock, Cheng Mo has the other half of the broken painting in his pocket—the last item Gu Zhao sent before his "death". When Gu Zhao's handwritten diary is found in the beams of the old stage, and when Cheng Mo calls Su Wan's childhood name in his dreams, is this reunion after the rain a return of a loved one from beyond death, or a redemption someone is "performing" with a secret?
Rule-Breaking Preference
Sheng Shiyan, the "Rule Machine" in investment banking, never eats non-work meals or accepts personal favors—until intern Jiang Xiaoman blocks him, begging him to save her mother's company. He didn't care about the plan, but her tearful words, "You're my last hope," reminded him of his 10-year-old self: huddling outside a convenience store in the rain, eating cold buns, and grabbing a hand that offered hot porridge. As he bends rules to help her—even turning down a billion-yuan project—Jiang Xiaoman finds an old photo: seven-year-old her holding porridge, next to a boy in a patched coat: young Sheng Shiyan. His "exception" was never random; it was a decade-long wait to find her at last.
Emptied Home, Country Woman Takes Kids on a Thousand-Mile Journey to Find Husband
Su Yuanyuan accidentally travels back to the 1980s, becoming a military wife abandoned by her infertile husband. Enduring cruelty from her in-laws, she awakens a mysterious spatial power and boldly empties the family's entire fortune. With her two clever young children, she embarks on a thousand-mile quest to find her husband. Along the perilous journey, the kids become her unexpected allies, using their innocent wit to overcome dangers. But as the husband's whereabouts remain elusive, she encounters a tender-hearted doctor, sparking a new romantic flame. Packed with family devotion and sizzling chemistry, this tale weaves suspense, laughter, and tears. Will she uncover the truth and find true love in this turbulent era? Dive into this heartwarming urban rom-com full of sweet surprises!
Phoenix Rebirth
In the turbulent ancient imperial harem, ordinary village girl Lin Wan'er is unexpectedly recruited, plunging into a deadly vortex of power struggles. Seeking mere stability, she is entangled in fatal schemes between the empress and a favored consort, forced to navigate conspiracy and betrayal. By chance, she meets the stoic guard Xiao Mo, and their budding affection blossoms amid peril, only to be sacrificed to ambition. As lies unravel and family bonds break, Lin transforms from weakness into a cunning strategist, ascending to the pinnacle of power in a phoenix-like rebirth. Yet, atop her triumph, she uncovers irrevocable regrets. This 80-episode saga culminates in a shocking finale, revealing how she forges her destiny through life-and-death love.
Divine Code Awakening
Takeout delivery guy Ye Fan gains the miraculous ability to decipher ancient divine scripts, plunging him into a cultivation world conspiracy. When he discovers these mysterious texts hold the key to lost celestial arts, powerful factions begin hunting him relentlessly. With the help of a stunning senior sister and a mysterious girl, Ye Fan must decode the divine messages to uncover his true origins and prevent a cataclysm that could destroy three realms.
Where Have Dad and Mom Gone?
This short drama offers a touching family perspective, narrating a child's journey to find their missing parents. Throughout the story, the protagonist experiences a mix of pain and warmth, ultimately understanding the love and sacrifices made by family members. As the narrative unfolds, viewers are encouraged to cherish and appreciate familial bonds. The compelling storyline aims to evoke empathy and reflection on family relationships.