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The System Forces Me to Date
Twenty-eight-year-old corporate slave Su Xiao, who's been single her whole life, suddenly gets bound to a "Matchmaking System"—skip a blind date, and weird punishments hit: bitter milk tea, missed subways, even lost packages! Forced into a "blind date nightmare," she meets a programmer pretending to be a tycoon, a vet with three cats, and—Gu Jing, a cold guy who says, "You have spirit vein aura"?! Turns out Gu Jing is a hidden cultivator from the immortal world, here to find the "Spirit Vein Carrier," but the system mistakenly matches him as her date. Between the system's urgent pushes and Gu Jing's "cultivator-style clumsiness": eating takeout as "immortal pills," fixing broken succulents with magic, even struggling to send texts. Su Xiao complains, "Are you here to cultivate or ruin me?" But when she sees Gu Jing fumbling to warm her coffee, her heart races. When the system's mission upgrades to "raise a pet together," she realizes: the sweetest "task" isn't the system's orders—it's turning a "forced date" into "willing love."
Mint Candy and Confession Poems
Su Wanwan, a new editor at a publishing house, has a secret she’s kept for three years—she’s secretly in love with Lin Shen, the ice-cold heartthrob from the investment bank next door. Three years ago, Lin gave her a mint candy to relieve her hypoglycemia, and since then, mints have been a constant in her pocket, while her confession poems are filled with imagery of "cool mint fragrance." But Lin always seems unapproachable—until one day, Su finds her lost confession manuscript bound in gold thread, its cover adorned with the mint wrappers she’s saved for years. The "anonymous good samaritan" who brought her hot cocoa during overtime and slipped her an umbrella when she forgot hers? It’s none other than Lin Shen, the man she thought "would never notice her." When Su gathers the courage to confess with her last mint, Lin smiles and pulls out a poetry album full of annotations: "My confession was 365 days earlier than yours."
The Lie of Unlove
Su Wan married into a wealthy family to save the Lu Group, but was framed by Lin Chuxia, her husband Lu Jingshen's first love, and misunderstood as a "gold digger" who clung to wealth. She endured three years of coldness in the marriage. Until Lu Jingshen accidentally found her design manuscripts hidden in the safe—turns out she is the "mysterious designer S" that the Lu Group had been desperately searching for, and also the anonymous benefactor who funded his business venture years ago! When he found Su Wan's diary filled with "I love you", Su Wan was already standing in front of him with a divorce agreement, and Lin Chuxia's scam was gradually exposed...
Dad, Open Up! We Stole a Lucky Star Sister
The five Cheng brothers, too poor to afford their father's medicine, heard the Marquis Mansion had a "born lucky star" who could cure illnesses. They snuck in at night to steal her, but accidentally took Lin Wanzhao—the Marquis's legitimate daughter who was being harmed by her family. To their surprise, Lin brought extreme good luck: their vegetables丰收 overnight, the broken vase she picked up was a priceless antique, and even their unsold pickles were snapped up by wealthy families. Just as they started to celebrate, the Marquis Mansion arrived to "retrieve their lucky star," followed by a scheming young master claiming to "take his fiancée home." When the brothers grabbed hoes to fight, Lin smiled and pulled out the Marquis's heirloom: "I knew you'd come. This 'kidnapping' was my plan—I'd rather have a family that fights for me than the intrigue of the Marquis Mansion."
My Landlord Is a Top Idol
Office worker Su Xiaoman rents a cheap old-town apartment to save money, only to bump into top idol Gu Chuan at the door—her new landlord! Gu Chuan hid in his grandma's old house as a "reclusive, cold landlord" to escape the entertainment industry's overexploitation, but Su Xiaoman's "rough-and-tumble life" completely breaks his facade: she shoves him into a vase while fighting for the toilet in the morning, her midnight instant noodles tempt him to cook a disastrous meal, and she even shoves him into a washing machine to hide from paparazzi... From bickering landlord-tenant daily life to gradually piercing each other's masks: Gu Chuan hides his original passion for music, Su Xiaoman bears the grievance of workplace bullying. When the top idol's halo is ground into a soft candy by the warmth of everyday life, is this "idol landlord" cohabitation an unexpected trouble or a sweet surprise from fate?
Return to Glory: The Year of the Snake Prosperity
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Golden Years 1983
In 1983, the spring breeze of reform sweeps through a northern town. Steelworker Qi Weiguo and returning educated youth Lin Xiaomei meet amidst the tides of change. When Qi discovers evidence of factory director's corruption, he faces an impossible choice between whistleblowing and complicity. Meanwhile, Lin's tailor shop becomes ground zero for the clash between private and state-run economies. Against the backdrop of cassette tapes, dacron fabrics and Forever bicycles, their love is tested by money and morality in this pivotal year of transformation.