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The Old Lady's Rise Across Two Realms
A retired ordinary old lady accidentally opens a business channel connecting mortal and spiritual realms. She uses modern business thinking to manage the spirit realm's industries, resolve paranormal disputes and makes a fortune. Meanwhile, she falls in love with the cold-faced ruler of the spirit world, but faces suppression from her unfilial relatives in the mortal world. With her cross-realm golden finger and intelligence, the old lady becomes a respected tycoon in both realms and gains a sweet love spanning two worlds—this is a refreshing sweet romance full of twists and turns.
My Family Has a Jinx Baby
Su Xiao, an advertising planner, is stuck in a double slump—her proposals keep getting rejected, and her conversations with husband Lin Shen only boil down to “working overtime tonight.” Everything changes when she finds a talking baby named Xiaonuo outside her company. From then on, life turns upside down: when Xiaonuo says “Mom’s coffee will spill,” Su Xiao’s cup gets knocked over right after she picks it up; when he says “Dad will miss an important call,” Lin Shen’s phone dies instantly. But gradually, Su Xiao realizes Xiaonuo’s “jinx” is actually a “warning”—the spilled coffee contains hazelnuts she’s allergic to, and the missed call is a scam. It turns out Xiaonuo is an elf from the “Guardian Star,” tasked with helping this “speechless couple” rediscover the warmth of their love. When Xiaonuo’s magic is about to run out, Su Xiao finally understands: the most important thing to guard is always the person right beside you.
Divine Punishment: The Wealthy Young Master's Contract Counterattack
Gu Yanchuan, the only heir of a wealthy family, has been spoiled since childhood. During a family sacrifice, he smashed a century-old god statue in defiance of the idea that "fate is controlled by gods," shouting, "My fate is mine!" That night, he suddenly broke out in blood blisters all over his body, festering and oozing pus, fainting from pain. All famous doctors couldn't find the cause. The housekeeper revealed there was a mysterious hermit in the mountains who "could lift divine punishment." Gu Yanchuan crawled ten kilometers with a crutch to beg for help, and the hermit only asked one condition: "Trade your most cherished thing for your life." He agreed without hesitation. When the three sticks of incense burned out, the blood blisters instantly disappeared, his skin as smooth as new. But when he returned home, he found he could see a "lifespan countdown" above everyone's head—turns out the hermit is a judge in charge of "unbalanced fates" in the human world. The pact wasn't redemption; it bound him to be an "executor." His first task? To take down his uncle, who pretended to be kind but was plotting to seize the Gu family's property! Gu Yanchuan sneered—perfect, he could settle both old and new scores together. This counterattack was a sure win!
Halting at Deep Love
Su Xiao, a senior wedding planner, takes on the most agonizing order of her career—planning a wedding for Gu Jingshen, her first love who vanished seven years ago. Once parted by an unspoken misunderstanding, he now stands before her with his fiancée, smiling and asking for “the most perfect ceremony.” Su Xiao forces professionalism as she polishes the plan, while memories torture her: the scent of coffee from late-night plan revisions, the warmth of sharing an umbrella in the rain, that abruptly hung-up phone call… Meanwhile, the old silver necklace (a token from Su Xiao) hidden in Gu Jingshen’s suit pocket, and the way he quickly lowers his eyes when looking at her, quietly reveal a secret—The true protagonist of this “perfect wedding” was never the fiancée in front of him, but Su Xiao herself, standing outside the spotlight with red-rimmed eyes, hiding her tears.
The Queen Arrives: The Villain Persona Can't Hold On
Lin Xiaoman, a sharp-tongued modern screenwriter, transmigrates into Cao Jiayi, the “evil queen” who “does all kinds of bad things” in a historical drama. She clutches the villain script ready to “cause trouble”: pretending to be furious by throwing teacups, slandering concubines to gain attention. But Emperor Xiao Jingheng (played by Du Ziyang) refuses to play by the rules—when she picks up a teacup, he hands her a cushion in advance; when she tries to frame someone, he covers for her first. One night, while she’s reading the script, Xiao Jingheng suddenly hugs her from behind: “Queen’s ‘badness’—I’ve long wanted to揭穿 it.” It turns out he’s the “white moonlight” young master she killed in the original story. Reborn, he didn’t seek revenge; instead, he’s been watching her “collapse the villain persona” with adoration!