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Immortal Cultivation at 100: Starting with the Awakening of the Heavenly Spiritual Root
Modern office worker Su Xiao stayed up late binge-watching an immortal cultivation drama, only to wake up as Su Xiaoxiao—the "100-year-old loser" in the cultivation world, so irrelevant that even handymen thought she was "too old." Just as she was about to live a lazy life, a "Heavenly Spiritual Root Activation System" awakened in her, forcing her to complete anti-cliche tasks like "roast a naysayer daily" or "steal the senior brother's mission." From making the mocking junior stutter with her roasts to accidentally stealing top disciple Gu Yuan's ice lake vigil task, Su Xiao was forced to "cause trouble"—and unexpectedly activated her top-tier Heavenly Spiritual Root! Meanwhile, the once cold Gu Yuan went from "Is she crazy?" to "Why is she so cute eating spirit melons?" As Su Xiao打脸 (slapped face) those who bullied her, Gu Yuan's gaze grew more attached—turns out, the 100-year-old loser's counterattack wasn't solo; someone secretly turned all her "troublemaking" into an exclusive sweet pet drama.
Nuo Opera 2: The Legacy of the Mask
Lin Xiaoman, a first-tier city advertiser, returns home when her grandfather falls critically ill, only to face two shocks—her grandfather’s lifelong Nuo Opera house is being forcibly demolished by developers, and the 'troupe-protecting Nuo mask' he hid for 20 years was stolen the night she arrived. The thief is Chen Mo, her childhood playmate—banished years ago by her grandfather for 'stealing the mask', now a developer’s special assistant. From bitter foes to reluctant allies, they uncover the mask’s secret: a century ago, the Nuo Opera troupe protected the village from war, and the mask holds a map to ancient relics. The developer’s 'redevelopment' is just a cover for looting the underground site. As the demolition crew closes in, Xiaoman and Chen Mo have 24 hours to crack the mask’s code using Nuo Opera’s ancient rituals—to guard her grandfather’s lifelong obsession and the village’s roots…
Deadly Infatuation
Meng Qingyao is reborn with a burning vengeance—murdered by her fiancé and stepsister in her past life, she returns this time with a mysterious space, determined to take down the scumbag and the vicious woman, and reclaim her family’s business. But she accidentally gets tangled in the power games of Gu Jingshen, the gloomy Prince—this unfathomable man is both her ally in revenge and a double-edged sword pressing against her heart. When the fire of vengeance clashes with fated infatuation, can they hold onto each other’s true hearts amid court intrigue and conflicting interests?
Help! My Crybaby Mother-in-Law Carried a Wild Boar Down the Mountain
Lin Xiaoman, a city girl, married Gu Yan, a rural veterinarian, to escape marriage pressure. She heard her future mother-in-law was “the most tearful softie in the village” and bought ten packs of tissues overnight. But on her wedding day, she saw her mother-in-law at the village entrance—wearing a floral dress, carrying a 200-pound wild boar, wiping tears and shouting: “Xiaoman, don’t be afraid! This pig ruined our vegetable shed—I took revenge for you!” To her shock, this “crybaby” can climb trees for bird eggs, dive for fish, and even the old hunter calls her “sister”. Her reasons for crying? Always “Xiaoman praised my cake—I’m happy to cry” or “Gu Yan made Xiaoman angry—I’m mad to cry”. When a socially anxious city girl meets a contrast-cute rural mother-in-law, a chaotic yet heartwarming rural life begins...
The Versatile Princess Consort Turns the Ninth Lord into a Clingy Husband
Su Xiaotang, a modern office worker, stayed up late binge-watching dramas and transmigrated into the unloved consort of the Jing Prince. Upon waking, she was bound to a system that forced her to “make Mo Hanchuan, the fearsome Ninth Lord, fall in love with her”—failure meant being erased! But Mo Hanchuan was the “Living Yama” feared by the court and public, so cold his glare could freeze steaming tea. To survive, Su Xiaotang unleashed modern tricks: feeding him milk tea, feigning vulnerability to turn the tables, even “force-hugging” him in public? Unexpectedly, the cold-hearted powerful minister slowly softened: secretly leaving her favorite osmanthus cakes, becoming a wife-protecting maniac when she was bullied, and finally hugging her waist and whining, “Why didn’t you kiss me today, Consort?” When the system task was done, Su Xiaotang tried to run away—only to be pinned in Mo Hanchuan’s arms: “Where do you think you’re going, my consort?”