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He Broke My Father's Pocket Watch, Stopping All Factory Machines
The female lead, a low-level factory worker, has been marginalized and misunderstood for 20 years due to a wrongful case involving her father. Until she accidentally broke the pocket watch of a retired old factory director—this seemingly ordinary old watch was actually the core trigger of all factory machines, instantly halting production lines. This accident uncovered a long-buried secret: the pocket watch held key evidence for the unjust case. The female lead was caught in a vortex of right and wrong. In the confrontation between justice and conspiracy, she met a like-minded male lead. The two worked together to rise against adversity, uncover the mastermind behind the scenes, cleared her father's name, and gained a sincere love.
My Apprentice, After Prison, Watch Over Your Mistress
Chen Mo, a disciple of a hermit medical sect, took the blame and went to prison for three years to repay his master's debt. On the day of his release, he rushed to the capital with his master's last wish: "Make sure to watch over your mistress Su Wantang." But what he saw made his heart ache—Su Wantang, the gentle woman who used to mend his clothes, was chained in the Phoenix Pavilion, being forced to marry the crown prince, and she cried out his name with red eyes. Chen Mo pulled out the imperial gold medal from his master and scared off the crown prince. To his surprise, Su Wantang threw herself into his arms and laughed: "Little apprentice, I've waited three years for you to dare to take me away." It turned out the master's "watch over" was a trick—he knew Su Wantang loved Chen Mo and sent him to prison to temper his courage. Su Wantang's "forced marriage" was a play, waiting for Chen Mo to claim her. Now Chen Mo must protect his mistress and the sect's inheritance, but he finds out—his mistress isn't a weak woman at all; she's the "behind-the-scenes helper" who's been paving his way all along.
After Being Divorced, I Became the Capital's Fiercest Enforcer
Su Wanyi, the legitimate daughter of the Prime Minister's mansion, spent half her family's fortune to clear her fiancé Gu Zhaoting's treason charges—only to be betrayed by Gu and her illegitimate sister Su Linyue on their wedding night: divorced and pushed into an icy lake to die. Saved by Li Beiyuan, leader of the imperial dark guards, she went undercover as "Night Owl," the capital's most fearsome enforcer, to plot revenge. Three years later, she returns: Gu, who once discarded her, now kneels for her military power; Su Linyue, who once ruined her, seethes with envy at her glory. And behind her "contract marriage" with Li lies a silent, deep protection? As she confronts her past, will she choose obsession or letting go? And what hidden truths will shatter her world?
Falling for You
Meng Na, a notorious love-phobe and ad director, is forced to fake a relationship with Wang Yiran—the unruly nephew of her tough client—to secure a deal. What starts as a act soon turns real when Wang’s straightforward care chips away at her defenses: hot congee during overtime, standing up for her against clients, even remembering her unspoken habits. Just as Meng Na falls, she uncovers a client secret behind Wang’s pursuit. In this fake love game, who caught feelings first?
When the Wind Rises, Love Blooms
Su Wan, an ancient book restorer, guards her grandfather's "Return Wind Hall", caressing the incomplete "Wind Chant Record" daily to bring the old alley's wind to life on the pages. Until aerospace designer Lu Shiyan bursts in with a demolition plan—he wants to tear down the alley to build a test site for his "Wind Feather" drones. They clash sharply over "wind": Su Wan claims the wind patterns in the book are the alley's heartbeat, while Lu Shiyan mocks her for clinging to old papers instead of understanding "wind's future". But when Su Wan finds a childhood drawing in the book—a boy holding a paper plane chasing a wind-blown book—and realizes Lu Shiyan has the matching half in his wallet, all conflict becomes foreshadowing. On a windy night, Lu Shiyan stands before the hall with an old paper plane: "You said the wind would bring back the lost ones when we were kids. Now I'm here."