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Call Off the Engagement! My Future Mother-in-Law Is Too Dramatic
Su Wan, the only daughter of the national guardian general, has a childhood engagement with Crown Prince Gu Yan. However, her future mother-in-law, the Empress, relentlessly torments her—setting her up to “lose her manners” at banquets, spreading rumors that she “brings bad luck to her husband,” and even threatening her father’s military power to force her to break the engagement. Finally, Su Wan snaps, throwing the engagement letter at a royal banquet and shouting, “I’m calling off this engagement!” To her surprise, the usually cold Gu Yan chases after her publicly, gripping her wrist with red eyes: “I’ve long wanted to overthrow this calculated engagement with you—I was just waiting for you to choose our future.” It turns out Gu Yan had long seen through his mother’s schemes and been protecting Su Wan in secret. After breaking off the engagement, Su Wan not only resolves her father’s military crisis but also builds a business empire with her wisdom. Together, they expose the Empress’s plots and eventually stand at the peak of the kingdom as equal lovers.
Prince Consort, Please Don't Divorce Me!
Su Wan, a modern office worker, transmigrates into Shen Zhaozhao, the "abandoned princess" of the Dayong Dynasty—her past self had driven her gentle husband Gu Zhao, now a cold and powerful minister, to hand her a divorce letter saying, "Your Highness has your wish." Su Wan suddenly realizes: this man was the masked hero who saved her and the one who secretly shielded her from palace intrigue. She decides to "win him back in reverse": helping Gu Zhao solve court crises, staying by his side for three nights when he's ill, and even drawing her sword to protect him when the Empress Dowager orders his execution. Yet Gu Zhao grows colder—until Su Wan finds a slow-poison prescription under his pillow: he wanted a divorce to spare her. When the divorce letter is torn and fireworks light up the sky, Gu Zhao holds her and whispers, "I never wanted to leave." But enemies lurk in the shadows, and the whirlpool of the kingdom has just begun.
The Sun Rises Like Us
Lin Xiaoman, a rookie new media editor, is assigned to cover the "City Sunrise Project"—the renovation of Chaoyang Alley, her childhood neighborhood. There, she runs into Lu Zhao, her once silent crush who vanished abroad without a word years ago. Now the lead landscape architect of the project, Lu Zhao is cold and distant, reawakening Xiaoman’s old grievances. But as they navigate resistance from elderly residents and uncover shared memories (like the sun-shaped keychain he gave her), Xiaoman learns Lu Zhao’s secret: he left to treat his dying mother, and renovating Chaoyang Alley was her final wish. When the first ray of sunrise hits the revamped alley, will their frozen past thaw like the morning mist into something warm?
The System Gave Me Weekends, Shocking My Empress Wife
This is a popular short drama that combines elements of historical, time-travel, wish-fulfillment, comedy, fantasy, romance, revenge, political intrigue, domineering CEO, and sweet romance. The protagonist, Xian Jiachen, unexpectedly gains the ability to have weekends thanks to a system, shocking his empress wife, Song Yanchu. The plot is full of twists and humor, featuring both sweet romance and intense political struggles, making it a must-watch short drama.