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Mess with My Sister? The Young Master Is Serious
Gu Shaoting, heir to a conglomerate, hides in the mountains to escape an arranged marriage and accidentally saves Xiao Tang, an orphaned girl bullied by village tyrants. Taking her in as a "sister" out of pity, he teaches her about city life and shields her from gossip—until one night, he realizes his gaze on her has long been more than a brother’s affection. When Xiao Tang is suddenly taken away by a "biological brother" and his family threatens to strip him of his inheritance unless he marries, Gu Shaoting finally drops the "brother" act. Grabbing Xiao Tang’s hand, he declares to the world: "I’ve protected her for three years, and I never wanted to be just her brother."
Transmigrated as the Villain's Mom, I'm Raising Him to Be Good
Office worker Lin Xiaoman stayed up late reading a villain-themed BE (Bad Ending) novel, only to wake up as the late mother of the novel's villain, Lu Yanzhi—the “vicious woman” who abused her young son out of jealousy and was eventually divorced. But when she touched little Yanzhi's icy-cold hands and saw the unhidden fear in his eyes yet watched him secretly slip a candy into her palm, Lin Xiaoman's eyes reddened instantly—she was determined to reverse the tragic original ending! The “Villain Reform System” she's bound to keeps giving bizarre tasks: “Get little Yanzhi to say ‘Mom is the best’”, “Take the kid to the temple fair and earn three passersby compliments”... And why is Lu Chengyuan, the reputedly cold and unfeeling father (and Town Protector General), looking at her more and more strangely? Is he annoyed by her drastic changes, or... does he actually like her?
Don't Date the Poor College Guy
Spoiled rich girl Su Xiaotang, defying her parents, chases Gu Zhao—the “poorest” college guy on campus, an untouchable “高岭之花” who lives on steamed buns and delivery jobs. She showers him with luxury gifts and books his shifts, only to face repeated cold rejections. Until she catches Gu Zhao entering a top private club—with her own father! It turns out Gu Zhao is her dad’s secretly trained successor, and “poverty” is a test. When her rebellious game becomes a family scheme, Su Xiaotang realizes: she never loved the “poor guy persona”—but the清醒, hidden Gu Zhao beneath the disguise.
Roses Kissed the Gun Barrel
Three years ago, the "death" of narcotics officer Yan Heng left Gu Wan vowing to uphold justice for him while holding his ashes. Three years later, she stood in a wedding dress at her ceremony—only to see the "dead" Yan Heng walk in with a drug-trafficking gang boss's daughter. When Yan Heng pointed his gun at the groom (a disguised drug dealer), Gu Wan rushed over, pressing a red rose to his barrel: "How do you pay back the three years, my tears, and the lover I thought I'd lost forever?" Unbeknownst to her, Yan Heng's cufflink hid their couple pendant—his fake death was to infiltrate the gang's core, and today's wedding was his trap to wrap up the case...
Breeze Whispering Through Old Times
Lin Xiaoman, an adwoman struggling with hair loss in Beijing, returns to the ancient town she left eight years ago for the first time because of her grandma's passing. While tidying up grandma's old courtyard, she finds the paper kite she made with Gu Changfeng in high school——a regret where Gu was about to confess his love but was interrupted by her, who feared it would “affect college entrance exams”. Just as she hangs the kite at the gate, she runs into Gu Changfeng with osmanthus cake—he never left, becoming a Chinese teacher at the town's primary school and guarding the old bookstore they used to frequent. When the wind lifts the kite, revealing Gu's crayon words: “Xiaoman, I saved five orange candies”, the unspoken “I like you” from the past, Xiaoman's inferiority of “being someone who escaped”, and Gu's hesitation of “afraid she won't stay” all emerge slowly in the town's warmth. And an old photo tucked in grandma's diary is quietly pulling their past and present together...
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