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Beyond the Breath
Lin Chuan, a poor delivery boy struggling to pay for his sister's medical bills, accidentally receives a bronze seal engraved with "Breath" from a dying old man in an alley. Since then, he can sense "Boundary Qi" invisible to others—he gains super strength to lift a truck with one hand and sees "Crossers" (monsters偷渡 from another dimension) hiding in the city. But before he can react, his sister falls into a coma with no medical explanation. Through Boundary Qi, Lin Chuan realizes: his sister's soul has been taken by a Crosser! To save her and protect the city he's lived in for 20 years, Lin Chuan is forced to join the secret organization "Boundary Keepers". While learning to control Boundary Qi, he fights life-or-death battles with Crossers disguised as humans. When he first uses "Reverse Breath" to shatter a monster's heart, he understands: "Crossing Breath" is never a gift—it's a "counterattack" with his life on the line...
Crimson Surrender
Su Wan, who was framed by her stepsister and destroyed in her past life, unexpectedly reincarnates to her 18th birthday night. Armed with memories of her previous life, she’s determined to expose her stepsister’s hypocrisy, reclaim her family’s business, and stay far from her former “scumbag” fiancé. But why is Lu Tingshen—the cold, powerful CEO who never crossed paths with her before—suddenly pursuing her relentlessly? As her revenge plot tangles with unexpected sweet entanglement, Su Wan uncovers a secret: behind every “accident” in her past life, there was Lu Tingshen’s unspoken protection…
Melodies of the 1980s
In the dormitory area of a state-owned machinery factory in 1985, 18-year-old Lin Xiaoman secretly saved money to buy tapes and hid her late mother's old recorder—a treasure from her mother's days as a song-and-dance troupe singer and her "weapon" for the factory's children's singing competition. But her father Lin Jianguo, a machine repairman, locked the tapes in a drawer and scolded her for "being frivolous." It wasn't until Xiaoman found her father's old diary that she learned: years ago, her mother had a fight with him over her singing dream, and after her accidental death, her father had been guilt-ridden for not fulfilling her wish to "sing on a bigger stage." On the eve of the final, her father quietly left the repaired recorder on her bed, along with a piece of paper copied with the lyrics of *Youth, O Youth*. On competition day, when Xiaoman sang her mother's melody, her father in the audience held the recorder with red eyes—turns out, the "voice" that understood her most had always been hidden in her father's unspoken love.
After Divorce, Miss Qing Takes the World by Storm
Qing Wan was married to Wang Yingjie for three years, yet her mother-in-law always called her a "vase who only wastes money," and even her husband thought she was useless. Until the day she handed over the divorce papers, her mother-in-law sneered, "Without the Wang family, you can't even feed yourself." But no one knew that under Qing Wan's luxury packaging was a gold medal from the world's top design competition—after divorce, she made a comeback as designer "Q." Her first haute couture dress was worn by a Hollywood actress to Cannes, her traditional Chinese painting skills on a variety show shocked the entire internet, and even her ex-husband's company begged her to be their spokesperson. When Wang Yingjie blocked her at the company entrance with flowers, Qing Wan hugged her cat and raised an eyebrow: "Mr. Wang, you should call me 'Designer Qing' now, right?"
After Marrying into the Rich Family by Mistake, I Heard My Vegetative Husband's Inner Voice
Su Xiaoman marries Li Jingshen, the "living dead" young master of the Li family, by replacing her stepsister to save her terminally ill mother. On their wedding night, she breaks down in tears, only to suddenly hear the man on the hospital bed mutter in his heart: "Silly woman, why are you crying?" — She can actually read her vegetative husband's inner voice! On one hand, she wants to escape the rich family; on the other hand, there's Li Jingshen's tenderness hidden in "silence": when she stays up late to take care of him, he thinks "Don't catch a cold"; when she's bullied by her mother-in-law, he touches the back of her hand with his fingertip, his inner voice filled with anxiety. Just as she slowly lowers her guard, she discovers that the truth about Li Jingshen becoming a vegetative is closely linked to her mother's illness...
Primordial Passage
City elite Qin Yang accidentally time-travels to a primitive tribe as a sacrificial offering. In the perilous jungle, he must outwit the savage tribe with modern knowledge, but unexpectedly develops a forbidden romance with the chief's daughter. When primitive instincts clash with 21st-century logic, this wild adventure takes an unpredictable turn between spears and smartphones.