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Warmth at the End of the Long Night
Chun Tian, trapped in a late-night convenience store since her sister's accidental death three years ago, uses cold coffee and silence to shut out all warmth. Then Sun Jun, a community maintenance worker, steps in — he hands her a ladder when she can't reach the light bulb, gives her his umbrella in the rain and gets soaked, even slips a fruit candy into her shopping bag secretly. Just as Chun Tian finally dares to say, "I want to try moving on," Sun Jun vanishes, leaving a note: "I saved your sister; I also failed to hold her." At the end of the long night, can the tenderness hidden in the candy wrappers help them overcome guilt and fear, and hold each other's hands at last?
Great Dunk: Back to the Peak
Jiang Shan, once the MVP of the provincial high school basketball league, was banned for a malicious foul and became a "has-been" food delivery guy. When his alma mater's basketball team faces disbandment, his former coach begs him to return—beat their arch-rivals, the "Star Shine Team," or the coach's gym will be demolished. Jiang initially refuses, but when he hears the Star Shine captain mock his alma mater as "losers" and dig up his old "diving scandal," he decides to fight back. However, his teammates are a ragtag bunch: a makeup-obsessed point guard, a 200-pound center, and a bookworm who only shoots three-pointers. Can this misfit team stage a comeback? Jiang uses his food delivery "dodging skills" to practice dribbling, and hilarity ensues as he trains the team. Along the way, he rediscovers his love for basketball. At the final game, he stands at the three-point line—this time, he's taking back his glory!
Daddy Probation Period: Turns Out They're All Jealousy Monsters
Su Wanwan wakes up with amnesia after a night of drinking, only to find herself pregnant. When her pregnancy test slip is accidentally sent to the company group chat, chaos erupts—The cold CEO suddenly softens, bringing her tonic soup and claiming, "The baby is mine." The top-tier actor cancels all appointments to wait outside her building, holding the pregnancy test and shouting, "I'll take responsibility." Even the ascetic screenwriter she collaborated with hands over a custody agreement, his eyes darkening as he says, "I've always wanted a home." Three men compete fiercely to be the "daddy, but Su Wanwan can't remember who the real father is. What's worse, she finds out these "jealousy monsters"—who seem gentle on the surface—are secretly sabotaging each other: The CEO intercepts the actor's flowers, the actor rewrites the screenwriter's script, and the screenwriter secretly adds three times the sugar to the CEO's coffee?! Who is the real daddy? Or is this all a premeditated plan?
80s Counterattack: Treasure Eye Rewrites Fate
Top modern treasure appraiser Lin Wan was killed by her best friend and boyfriend’s scheme, only to be reborn in 1980 as a starving rural girl—with a “treasure-seeing” golden eye that can see through antiques! She makes her first fortune from a rare jade find, rising from a street vendor to an auction house owner, counterattacking from a village girl to a wealthy businesswoman. Fate brings her back to Gu Tingshen, the cold, handsome army officer she secretly loved in her past life—this time, she’s determined to use her treasure skill to change her fate *and* claim the love she lost. But her past enemy has also been reborn? A battle of counterattack for wealth and love begins!
The Mountain Has Trees, the Trees Have Branches
Jiang Chuyue had loved Regent Xiao Ji for ten years, but she was forced to marry into the Regent's Palace due to her family's predicament. Before the wedding, Xiao Ji coldly left the promise of "no consummation", and Jiang Chuyue, heartbroken, prepared to live as a widow. Unexpectedly, on their wedding night, Xiao Ji climbed through the window, held her in his arms with red eyes, and said: "I've endured for ten years; I can't pretend anymore." It turned out that Xiao Ji had long known her feelings—his previous coldness was just fear of endangering her. From then on, between handling state affairs, the Regent always thought about how to dote on his little lady: blowing cool tea for her, holding her waist when going out, and even wanting to take her to see the peonies in the imperial garden during morning court. When Jiang Chuyue finally dared to ask, "When did you start liking me?", Xiao Ji lowered his head and kissed her forehead: "The first time I saw you, when you stuffed osmanthus cake into my hand and said, 'My lord, are you hungry?', I thought, this girl—I want to protect her for life."
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Two long-lost sisters reunite by chance, only to discover that their memories of their mother are completely opposite—one remembers a gentle guardian, the other a distant stranger. As the truth slowly unravels, the sisters are thrown into an emotional whirlwind of family ties and hidden secrets. Together, they must confront the heartbreaking reality behind the mother they thought they knew.
Phoenix Rising: Doomsday Empress
As the Last Empress of the crumbling Zhou Dynasty hanged herself in despair, she unexpectedly woke up reborn — 24 hours before the capital’s fall. A system blared panic: 【OMG! The enemy breaches the gates at dawn!】 She kicked away her sobbing incompetent emperor, only to collide with the newly crowned top scholar’s dangerously gentle gaze. With an empty treasury, traitors circling, and the vengeful enemy prince who slaughtered her family storming closer, chaos reigns... until her cold-blooded husband pins her against the throne: 'If the empire perishes tonight, Empress... you’ll repay the debt with your body.'