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Invincible Overnight
Ordinary office worker Su Wan was framed by her fiancé and stepsister, who seized her family business and made her parents die in a suspicious accident, leaving her at the very bottom of her life. Desperate, she signed a contractual marriage with mysterious tycoon Gu Yanchen who owns top-tier resources. She only sought temporary shelter at first, but unexpectedly, this deal gave her the confidence to turn the tables overnight. She turned into a revenge queen, tore apart her hypocritical enemies, reclaimed everything that belonged to her step by step. During this process, her relationship with the cold and aloof tycoon gradually developed from a contract to true affection, finally achieving revenge and gaining a two-way loving relationship.
Little Tagalong, Big Treasure: The Warlord's Mansion Spoils Her Rotten
When 5-year-old Tangtang was brought to Warlord Gu Tingshen's mansion, the entire household sneered at her as a "tagalong"—her mother died early, her origin was unknown, and she could barely speak clearly. But no one expected this soft little girl to have the ability to "see danger": she tugged Gu Tingshen's sleeve to avoid a flying bullet, used a candy wrapper to expose a spy's poison, and even secretly hid Gu's battle map before a warlord conflict. When Gu held Tangtang, who had thrown herself in front of him to block a gunshot, he realized this "burden" he'd taken in had long become the most indispensable "treasure" in the mansion—even the always stern chief of staff secretly gave her candy, Chef Zhang cooked double portions of lily congee every day, and even the enemy warlord's son cried to marry her. But Tangtang hasn't told her secret: she actually came from the future, just to protect the "Daddy Gu" who would die in the war...
The Night Stars Fell Like Rain
Lin Wan, a planetarium restorer, has struggled with insomnia for three years, clinging to the old star chart left by her boyfriend Gu Xing—who died in an accident on his way to their meteor shower date. Until that night, stars really fell like rain onto her balcony, and one of them transformed into Gu Xing, but he had lost all his memories. Lin Wan pretends to be his "old friend" and accompanies him to rediscover the world, while secretly investigating the link between him and the "stars". However, she uncovers that his existence is tied to her unspoken "I do"—stars are formed by unfulfilled obsessions, and once they recall their past, they must return to the sky. Should she let him remember everything, or keep this "pastless" lover forever?
Secretary Qiu's Marriage Plan
Qiu Wanwan is the "all-around secretary" of Li Jingshen, president of Lishi Group. For three years, she has managed the president's life and work flawlessly, but stumbles over her grandma's "marriage deadline" — if she doesn't bring a boyfriend home within a week, she'll be sent back to her hometown for blind dates. Desperate, Wanwan turns to President Li for help, only to find the usually cold CEO agrees to pretend to be her boyfriend immediately, and even gets more into the role: accompanying her to see grandma, fending off blind dates, and even planning their "future"? But as the sweetness of their fake relationship turns real, Wanwan's three-year-hidden identity (a retired jewelry designer) is exposed, and Li's "white moonlight" — returned socialite Bai Jingyun — comes back with a secret to win Li Jingshen back. Is this "secretary's marriage" a fake romance turning real, or a plot with ulterior motives?