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No Debts Left from the Past
Lin Wanwan died bitter—betrayed by her cheating boyfriend, backstabbed by her best friend, even her inheritance stolen. But she’s reborn at 22, right before graduation, and bound to a sarcastic “Past Debt Settlement System” demanding she reclaim all “love, money, and resentment debts” from her past life! She ruins her ex’s proposal, exposes her fake friend’s hypocrisy, and saves Gu Chengyan—the man who secretly protected her before—from a company crisis. Wait, why does this cold CEO always cover for her messes? The system beeps suddenly: “Host, you still owe him a ‘heartthrob debt’!” Can the affection she missed in her past life be repaid with sweetness now? An empowering story with sweet mutual pining—this time, the debts of the past will be repaid with double the sugar!
My Wife Loves Teddy Bears So Much, I Flipped the Table
Lin Chuan, an overworked office worker, married his gentle wife Su Xiao, but her obsession with teddy bears drove him to the brink—bear slippers piled at the doorway, bear pillows taking over the sofa, and even during their anniversary dinner, his wife’s eyes were only on the new giant teddy bear! After three months of忍耐, Lin Chuan finally flipped the table, only to have the giant bear suddenly speak: “Kid, I’ll help you fulfill your wife’s wish.” It turns out this bear is a “wish system” from a parallel world, and the secret Su Xiao hid among the teddy bears is her desire to help Lin Chuan retrieve the beloved teddy bear he lost in his childhood...
Pick a Prodigal Heir as Dad, Raise Him to Be a Tycoon
Single mom Su Wanwan, desperate to raise money for her daughter's surgery, accidentally "picks" Gu Jingchuan—a prodigal heir kicked out by his family—as her "child's dad". Little does she know, Gu can't even make formula without burning the kitchen! But Su discovers Gu's hidden business talent, suppressed by his wealthy family's rules. She helps him quit gambling, teaches him e-commerce and negotiation, turning their small online store into a multinational group. Gu transforms from a "deadbeat dad" to a "wife-and-kid fanatic", secretly transferring all shares to Su: "I used to be a spoiled heir; now I'll spoil you two for life." However, on the company's IPO day, Gu's family arrives to claim the inheritance. Su pulls out a paternity test: "The kid isn't yours, but you're my chosen 'dad'." It turns out she's reborn—she watched Gu commit suicide after bankruptcy in her past life. This time, she's here to turn him into a tycoon... and keep him forever.
Moonfire on Palace Walls
Ah Zhao, a mute maid guarding the imperial library, burns a "Moon-Calling Incense" every night by the palace walls, hoping to summon her late mother's spirit. That night, she saves Crown Prince Li Xun from assassins— the incense smoke, wrapped in moonlight, blocks a fatal arrow for him. To investigate a salt smuggling case, Li Xun pretends to be an amnesiac servant and stays in the library, only to have his closed heart softened by Ah Zhao's gentleness. But when he learns her incense hides the late emperor's succession edict, and his uncle, the Regent, is the one trying to kill him, the moonlight over the palace walls suddenly ignites— will he choose the throne, or the girl waiting for him in the smoke?
Ceasefire
In the war-torn world, ruthless general Xiao Zhan encounters enemy medic Su Zhi by chance. She saves his life with healing hands, unaware he's the very man who destroyed her homeland. When truth emerges, the scales of vengeance and redemption tremble violently—can this blade-forged encounter end with compassion's ceasefire?
Words from the Heart
This is a short play about the relationship between language and true thoughts. Through a series of dialogues and inner monologues, it reveals the struggle between expression and concealment.