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Hold the Seal, Rule the World
Modern office worker Lin Chuan stayed up late gaming and transmigrated to the Dayan Dynasty as a lowly ninth-rank official. Before he could react, the government forced five "imperial wives" on him—a cold doctor, a spoiled princess, a down-and-out merchant’s daughter, a swordswoman, and an amnesiac scholar. He also bound to the "Mountain and River Seal" system, which orders him to rise to a frontier governor in three years or his wives will be punished. Lin Chuan juggles his five wildly different wives (the swordswoman challenges him to a duel, the princess mocks his poverty, the doctor checks his pulse nonstop) while using system-unlocked modern skills (improving farm tools, solving cases) to climb the official ladder. But just as he gains traction, he uncovers his wives’ secrets: some are spies, some seek revenge, some hide a treasure map from the previous dynasty… And the system’s ultimate mission? To overthrow the emperor! At that moment, his wives step up—choosing to stand with him through it all?
Transmigrated to the 80s: The Vicious Female Side Character's Dramatic Counterattack
Modern office worker Lin Xiaoman stayed up all night finishing a melodramatic 1980s novel—only to wake up as the story's "notorious" female side character! This character stole the female lead's first love, ruined her reputation, and ended up shunned by the entire village. Determined to reverse her doomed fate, Lin Xiaoman decides to "operate in reverse": she gives the original male lead the cold shoulder faster than she flicks her braid, hands the female lead food stamps more enthusiastically than giving out wedding candy, and even uses modern marketing ideas to sell hand-knitted goods at a stall, making a fortune. But the more "dramatic" she acts, the weirder things get: why does the original male lead keep chasing after her to carry her pole? Why is the female lead dragging her to open a tailor shop together? Even the team leader who was supposed to criticize her is secretly slipping her home-pickled radishes? When her "dramatic fate-reversal" accidentally triggers everyone's affection, how did this 1980s counterattack turn so sweet?
Brothers, Stop Spoiling Me, I'm the Fake Heiress
In a wealthy modern family, Xiaoli poses as the missing heiress, basking in the doting affection of her three brothers. But when the real heiress unexpectedly returns, Xiaoli is forced to reveal her deceit, sparking a family storm: the brothers feel betrayed, and the true heiress grows jealous. As Xiaoli navigates a budding romance with one brother and strives to regain trust, twists and turns reveal shocking family secrets. This micro-short drama blends romance, suspense, and comedic twists, keeping viewers hooked as the fake heiress fights for love and redemption.
My Brother's Rival, My Secret Lover
Rebellious Su Xiaotang has a dangerous secret - she's dating her brother's archenemy Lu Chen. When a basketball brawl erupts, Lu Chen takes a punch meant for her, exposing their clandestine romance. Caught between feuding families, her brother's fury, and vicious rumors, their love is tested like never before. But when Lu Chen gets accused of corporate espionage, Xiaotang must choose between blood ties and a love that defies all odds.
Unbeatable Celestial King
"Unbeatable Celestial King" follows the story of a hidden identity Celestial King returning to the city to start his revenge journey. The protagonist appears ordinary but possesses unparalleled strength, unexpectedly pursued by two beautiful sister-in-laws who threaten to marry him. Meanwhile, a billionaire female CEO also has her eyes on him, making the situation complex and intriguing. Filled with elements of comeback, battle god, and passion, the series showcases the protagonist's exciting struggle and romantic entanglements in the urban landscape.
Dying to Survive
Cheng Yong, a struggling health supplement shop owner, stumbles upon the lucrative opportunity of importing cheap Indian drugs. To save leukemia patients and his own failing life, he becomes an underground 'Drug God'. But as police close in and pharmaceutical giants retaliate, he's torn between profit and conscience. When patients hail him as a savior, little does he know he's stepping into an inescapable moral abyss.