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Guardians of the Chinese Zodiac
Ordinary office worker Lin Mo accidentally gets involved in a series of mysterious disappearances. While investigating, he awakens the long-lost power of the Guardians of the Chinese Zodiac and is shocked to find he is actually one of the twelve zodiac guardians. Meanwhile, other guardians hiding in the city gradually appear due to abnormal movements. Trust and tacit understanding build among partners, but the dark forces manipulating the cases press forward step by step. Lin Mo has to bear the guardian's mission, protecting those around him while uncovering earth-shattering secrets of his background and urban abnormalities.
Sorry, All My Summons Are Chinese Gods
Facing his classmates' mockery, Lin Mo scratched his head and smiled shyly: "Sorry, all my summons are Chinese gods." No one took it seriously, after all, his summoning talent could only conjure powerless phantoms. Until supernatural rioters broke into the campus, Lin Mo activated his talent in a critical moment. Pangu's creation ax and Guan Yu's Green Dragon Crescent Blade appeared one after another, and the colorful mist of Nüwa's sky-repairing surrounded him. Everyone was shocked: this "loser" who was mocked actually had the entire Chinese pantheon at his disposal! From then on, Lin Mo led these gods to break others' prejudice and protect the campus and the world.
I Connected to the Underworld Bank During Chinese New Year Comparisons
During her Spring Festival trip back home, Lin Xiaoman is repeatedly badgered by relatives who compare her salary, property and love life with others. Stuck in total embarrassment, she accidentally clicks a mysterious link and connects to the Underworld Bank, which lets her exchange relatives' comparison obsessions into usable cash. She turns their bragging into a winning comeback, but soon discovers the debt she owes must be repaid with her own lifespan, turning a festive family gathering into a life-threatening crisis.
Stunning Comeback on Chinese New Year's Eve
Lin Wan, once the despised daughter-in-law of the Gu family, had been looking forward to the family reunion dinner on Chinese New Year's Eve, only to discover her husband Gu Mingzhe and stepsister Su Qing had colluded to transfer all her late father's property, then she was kicked out with the help of her biased in-laws. In desperation, she activated the hidden backup plan her father had left behind. She exposed everyone's hypocrisy publicly at the New Year's Eve dinner, transformed from a bullied outcast into a rising business star, and took revenge on the scumbags and cold-hearted in-laws one by one, pulling off a stunning breakthrough on this festive night.
Chinese New Year Flexing: I Can Access the Underworld Bank
During the Spring Festival family gathering, recent grad Lin Manman is mortified when her relatives keep bragging about their fancy cars, luxury homes and high salaries. Just when she’s at a loss, she accidentally bonds with the Underworld Bank, which lets her exchange underworld currency for real-world wealth of equal value. She finally stops holding back, buying expensive gifts for her show-off relatives and leaving them speechless. Along the way, she reunites with her handsome childhood friend who defends her, and their sweet romance blooms as she turns the tables on her nosy relatives.
The Arrival of the Lucky Beast Cub: A Joyful Chinese New Year
A girl accidentally travels to ancient times with her lucky beast cub and settles in Prince Kang's mansion. Even ancient Xi beasts swarm here for good fortune. The down-and-out man she casually saves turns out to be Prince Ping, who dotes on her wholeheartedly. At the palace banquet, a random grass she offers becomes a rare treasure coveted by all senior officials, and she unexpectedly takes the main seat, slapping the faces of those who once looked down on her, and spends a triumphant and joyful New Year.
The Lucky Beast Cub Arrives, Joyful Chinese New Year
Thirty-something white-collar Su Wan signs a marriage contract to escape her family's nonstop matchmaking nagging. To her surprise, her flash-married husband is a hidden business tycoon who brings home a lucky divine beast cub that brings good fortune and wards off evil. During the Spring Festival family gathering, Su Wan faces relatives' mean taunts and her ex-husband's marriage scam. The cute cub helps her take revenge, regain her dignity and spend a satisfying, joyful New Year with her new family.
Betting My Dignity on Chinese New Year's Eve
32-year-old Chen Ruming gets a hospital bill call on Chinese New Year's Eve, as her critically ill mother needs expensive surgery. Desperate, she turns to her ex-boyfriend Gu Jingchen, a wealthy heir who dumped her for cheating years ago. She bets her dignity on a deal: prove she lives a decent, high-quality life before midnight on New Year's Eve, and he will waive all her mother's medical debts. Amidst her ex's constant teasing and former classmates' mockery, she unexpectedly reunites with her childhood friend who has secretly guarded her all along. Will this bet win back her dignity, or make her miss the true love right beside her?
Chinese Battle Dance
Lin Wan, the heir to a traditional martial arts studio, fights to save her grandfather's legacy, the "Chinese Battle Dance" studio, from being demolished by real estate developers. She performs the long-lost ancient battle dance on the street, which goes viral after being filmed by a passerby, but faces accusations of grandstanding. At the national martial arts exchange competition, Lin combines the battle dance with traditional combat skills, fending off her opponent's provocation with powerful moves. She finally makes the audience and judges understand the national spirit and thousand-year heritage behind the dance, saving the studio and bringing Chinese battle dance back into the spotlight.
Eve of Chinese New Year: I Activated the God of Wealth System
On the eve of the Spring Festival, down-on-his-luck worker Lin Mo is dumped by his materialistic girlfriend and cornered by debt collectors outside his shabby rental, with no money for a New Year's dinner. Just as he huddles in the corridor eating cold steamed buns, he accidentally activates a god-tier wealth system that lets him exchange spending for massive resources, super skills and top-tier connections. In just a few days, he treats all neighbors to a street-wide feast, beats back the debt goons, shuts up his snobby relatives, and wins the heart of the kind neighborhood girl who has always supported him. From a mocked loser to a rising tycoon, this Spring Festival becomes the turning point of his legendary counterattack.
I Activated the Billionaire System Right Before Chinese New Year
Struggling office worker Lin Mo is broke and dreading the upcoming Spring Festival, where he’ll face relentless marriage questions and awkward comparisons from his extended family. Just as he’s wallowing in despair by the subway, he unexpectedly activates a billionaire system that grants him unlimited wealth and handy perks. He effortlessly fixes all his pre-holiday woes, meets his neighbor Su Xiao who’s also stressed by family pressure, and the two fall in love while navigating nosy relatives together, ending the year with both a lavish festive season and a sweet new romance.
Unemployed and Home for Chinese New Year: I Awoke the Emperor System
After being laid off in Beijing, down-on-his-luck Lin Mo returns to his hometown for Spring Festival, only to be relentlessly mocked by snobbish relatives, leaving his parents embarrassed as well. On the verge of breaking down, he unexpectedly awakens the Emperor System, which grants him access to ancient emperors' tactical prowess, artistic skills and life-altering perks. He claps back at his toxic relatives, defends his parents, and quickly rises to success in his small town, turning from a downtrodden office worker into a beloved local success story in this wildly satisfying revenge-comedy comeback drama.
I Activated a Tycoon System Right Before Chinese New Year
After scraping by for three years with little to show for his hard work, Lin Mo returns home for Lunar New Year, only to face public humiliation from his snobby relatives and his ex-fiancée's family who call off their engagement on the reunion dinner table. Just as he hits rock bottom, he unexpectedly unlocks a god-tier tycoon system, gaining unlimited wealth overnight. He gets his revenge on his greedy relatives and arrogant ex, even strikes a contract marriage with a cold and proud rich heiress, embarking on a wildly satisfying rags-to-riches revenge journey for the New Year.
I Activated the God of Wealth System Right Before Chinese New Year
Ordinary office worker Lin Xiaobei was cornered by debt collectors at the end of the year, with no money for the New Year's Eve dinner. Just when he was at his wits' end, he accidentally activated the God of Wealth System. Armed with unlimited wealth, he paid off all debts in a flash, prepared a grand New Year's feast, reunited with his long-time crush at work, and turned his tough Spring Festival into a hilarious, heartwarming counterattack story full of absurd fun.
Please Sign for Your Chinese New Year KPI Perfect Lover
Lin Xiaoman, a workplace social animal, is driven to the edge by family marriage pressure during Chinese New Year—until she activates the "Chinese New Year Lover KPI System." She must complete 10 couple tasks (meeting relatives, making New Year's Eve dinner, visiting temple fairs) with Gu Yanchuan, the system-matched "perfect lover," in 7 days to unlock a promotion. Lin intended to just敷衍 it, but the cold CEO Gu is more "into the role" than she is: he shields her from relatives' baby questions, teaches her to make sweet dumplings, and even holds her hand under the temple fair fireworks. Just as the KPI nears full marks, Lin discovers—Gu has known her for ages, and the system is a "little trap" he set to get close to her? A sweet Chinese New Year romance where fake love turns real, packed with laughs and heartfelt moments!
Going Home for Chinese New Year: Testing Humanity with Money
Lin Xiaoman, who has worked hard outside for ten years, brings a million savings home for the New Year but deliberately fakes a “bankrupt and in debt” situation to test her family: Her stingy mother gives her the pension money saved for three years; her idle brother scolds her for “wasting money” but secretly sells his game account to raise funds; her distant sister changes her flight overnight to accompany her “hide from debts”. When she takes out the real money and tells the truth, she realizes that the sincerity not shaken by money has long been hidden in the mother’s reheated dumplings, the brother’s tough complaints, and the sister’s silently packed luggage—a test that uncovers the warmest family love and wakes her up from her misunderstanding of “home”.
Testing Humanity with Money When Going Home for Chinese New Year
Three years ago, Su Xiao was mocked by relatives for poverty and left for the city, now becoming CEO of a listed company. This year, she wore old clothes to test people—relatives sneered at her “failure” again, and even Gu Chuan, her long-time crush (a community doctor), was urged by his aunt to “stay away from the poor girl.” But when she took out the CEO-exclusive annual party invitation, relatives turned obsequious instantly. Gu Chuan, however, smiled and pulled out couple rings saved for three years: “I recognized your graduation photo on the desk long ago. I’ve been waiting for you to come home without pretense.” Turns out the tests were mutual: she tested human nature, he waited for true love. Her comeback wasn’t about revenge, but to finally stand beside her lover and say, “I’m home.”
Going Home for Chinese New Year: Testing Humanity with Money
Lin Wan, a successful career woman, is full of doubts about family and friendship due to past deception. This Chinese New Year, she returns home and deliberately uses anonymous large red envelopes and fake investment opportunities to test those around her—are her marriage-urging parents only after her money? Is her childhood friend's care ulterior? Will the village aunt who once helped her ask for exorbitant rewards? But the results surprise her: her parents secretly deposit the red envelope into her account, saying, "Save it for emergencies"; her friend forges a medical record for the "investment" but immediately raises money when hearing she's "bankrupt"; the aunt refuses her "reward", saying, "I helped you because you were sensible." Looking at her test list, Lin Wan realizes the one who needs testing most is her own closed heart...
Forced to Marry During Chinese New Year, I Sent a Confession Message to the Group
Lin Xiaoman, an office worker driven crazy by her parents' marriage urging during Chinese New Year, got drunk and mistakenly sent a confession message saying "Please save me from marriage pressure" to the company group chat—where her secret crush of three years, the "untouchable" boss Lu Chengchuan, was in the group. She thought she'd have to quit after this social death, but Lu Chengchuan replied instantly: "I'll bring gifts to your home tomorrow." Even more surprising, the usually cold Mr. Lu not only played her "fake boyfriend" to deal with her parents but also secretly solved her workplace troubles. When the fake relationship turns into real心动, Lin Xiaoman realizes— the man "hit by the group confession" had been waiting for her for three years...
Northeast Chinese New Year: Kindness Over Cash
Lao Zhou and his wife, who run a small restaurant in a Northeast Chinese town, are stressed about saving for their son’s wedding house down payment. Right before New Year, though, old neighbors keep asking for help—Aunt Wang can’t afford her birthday banquet, Uncle Zhang needs care after hospitalization, and the frozen pear seller breaks his leg. Lao Zhou complains, “This New Year’s ruined,” but still uses the down payment for Aunt Wang. His wife pawns her gold bracelet for Uncle Zhang’s care, and their son gives his betrothal money to the pear seller. Just when they’re stuck for New Year’s Eve, neighbors return the money, and their restaurant booms thanks to their “kindness first” reputation. As they eat dumplings, Lao Zhou says: “Money can be earned back, but kindness can’t be missing—that’s the true Northeast New Year.”
My Female Boss Came Home with Me for Chinese New Year
Lin Chuan, an ordinary office worker, lied about having a girlfriend to avoid marriage pressure, only to be caught red-handed by his tough female boss Su Wanqing—who unexpectedly offered to "pretend to be your girlfriend and go home with you"! It turns out Su Wanqing was also escaping family marriage arrangements, so the two quickly formed an "alliance". After returning to the village, the cold CEO instantly transformed into a "cute prospective daughter-in-law": she blew up the kitchen while learning to cook farm-style meals, almost got into a fight over discounted eggs with Lin's mom, and shielded Lin Chuan from his meddling aunts and uncles... What started as a contract between two people with their own agendas gradually revealed true feelings amid the chaotic New Year traditions—she had secretly covered him with a coat during overtime, and he had left her hot coffee when she stayed up late revising plans. When a "fake couple" sparks real affection, will this New Year become the turning point of their love?
Extracting the Blind Date Girl's Wish During Chinese New Year Made Me a Billionaire
Lin Chuan, a poor e-commerce entrepreneur chased by his mom to a blind date during Chinese New Year, met Su Xiaotang—she wore a pilled-down jacket and opened with, "My hometown has 100,000 jin of oranges frozen in the fields." Just as he was about to leave, he suddenly "saw" her wish: "I hope someone stays with me so farmers' sweat isn't wasted." To save face, he promised to help. With only 500 yuan, his orchard video went viral—oranges sold out instantly, boosting local homestays and fruit preserves industries. Three months later, as the "agricultural products billionaire," he drove to find Su Xiaotang, only to see her squatting in the orchard smiling: "My wish was never about oranges. It was about turning kindness into sugar with you." A blind date gave him wealth, but more importantly, the true heart hidden in wishes.
Must Go Home for Chinese New Year
Su Xiao is an "overtime diehard" at a Beijing internet company who uses "project deadlines" to avoid going home every Spring Festival. Until her mother sends a message saying "Grandma wants to see you one last time," she hurries back—only to find a table full of New Year's Eve dinner and Lin Chuan, her high school crush, sitting on the sofa. The once poor top student who couldn't afford workbooks is now a local tech tycoon; and the so-called "dying grandma" is actually a "scheme" Lin Chuan planned with her family—ten years ago, her casual remark "I'll come back to you when I make something of myself" stuck with Lin Chuan for a decade. He even moved his company back to his hometown just to wait for her "return". When Lin Chuan takes out the engagement ring he's hidden for three years, Su Xiao finally understands: "must go home" is never about the Spring Festival—it's about someone who made "waiting for her" a "required course" every year.
Raising the Empress's Son for Her This Chinese New Year
On Chinese New Year's Eve, Lin Xiaoman, a corporate slave, had just opened her door when a woman in a phoenix coronet and imperial robe pounced on her—claiming to be Empress Zhaoning of the Great Sheng Dynasty, she held a cute little prince and begged Xiaoman to "raise him for her", even shoving a system that kept yelling "Host, please cook royal meals". From then on, her New Year plans were ruined: she had to help the empress hide her ancient identity from "mysterious pursuers", make modern-style imperial dishes for the picky little prince, and deal with the sudden arrival of the "empress's ex-husband"—a man so handsome in a suit that he outshone any emperor in a dragon robe, who claimed to be the reborn Emperor of Great Sheng! Amidst the chaotic childcare days, Xiaoman suddenly realized: the little prince clung to her like a real mother, and even the emperor ex-husband started finding excuses to蹭 her meals? How did this New Year end up "losing" herself in it?
Portraits of Chinese Beauties: Zhuo Wenjun
Zhuo Wenjun, the talented and beautiful daughter of a wealthy Sichuan merchant, is confined to her mansion by her father for a political marriage. To resist her fate, she approaches Sima Xiangru, a man claiming to be a traveling scholar—unaware he’s an imperial spy investigating the Zhuo family’s salt trade secrets. They fall in love over the poem *Phoenix Seeking Its Mate* and elope, running a wine shop together. Sima is gradually moved by Zhuo’s talent and resilience but dares not reveal his identity; meanwhile, Zhuo has long known his secret yet chooses to bet on their true love. When her father arrives with officials and exposes Sima’s spy identity, Zhuo is torn between her family’s survival and her genuine feelings……
My Chinese New Year Gashapon Boyfriend
Su Xiaoman, an overworked office worker, hides in a convenience store to escape her parents' marriage pressure. She accidentally twists a “Chinese New Year Limited Boyfriend Gashapon Machine” and gets Gu Chuan—a perfect boyfriend who’s handsome, can cook New Year’s Eve dinner, and even helps her fend off nosy relatives. But she misses the “7-day trial period” on the gashapon paper—Gu Chuan is actually a “temporary lover program” that will disappear when the time is up. As they grow真心 while pasting Spring Festival couplets and staying up for New Year’s Eve, Su Xiaoman finds Gu Chuan’s hands starting to turn transparent. How can she keep this “expiring” New Year lover?
The Chinese Beauty Portrait: Zhuo Wenjun
Zhuo Wenjun, a gifted young woman from the Zhuo family, was once engaged to her childhood sweetheart—only to be betrayed by him and her stepmother. Her father was framed for bribery and imprisoned, the family’s business was seized, and she barely escaped death. In desperation, she met Gu Heng, the “Cold-faced Business King” who dominated the business world, and they struck a fatal deal: she would return as “Mrs. Gu” to help Gu Heng defeat his political rivals, while Gu Heng would aid her in revenge. Amidst the calculated business battles, hidden affection grows between them. Just as she finally crushes her enemies, she discovers a shocking secret—Gu Heng’s “transaction” has always been tied to her father’s death...
Portrait of Chinese Beauties: Zhuo Wenjun
Modern painter Lin Wan stays up late restoring "Zhuo Wenjun Selling Wine by the Stove". Unexpectedly, her blood touches the painting’s inscription, and she travels back to become the soon-to-be-married Zhuo Wenjun. Just as Sima Xiangru courts her with his poem "Phoenix Seeking the Phoenix", Lin Wan knows he will later fall for another (the "Maoling Inscription" incident). Torn between Sima’s tenderness and fear of repeating Zhuo’s abandonment, she faces a choice: gamble on changing fate with love, or forge her own path with her art. Amidst the smoke of the wine stall, her battle between love and self unfolds.
Scroll of Chinese Beauties: Zhuo Wenjun
The genius poet Sima Xiangru wins Zhuo Wenjun, daughter of Sichuan’s wealthiest family, with his qin melody "Phoenix Seeking His Mate". They elope to Linqiong to run a wine shop despite family opposition, but Sima is framed for "coveting the Zhuo family’s fortune". To protect Wenjun’s reputation, he fakes "falling for someone else" and pushes her away. Heartbroken yet faithful, Wenjun returns home, writes "Ballad of White Hair" to declare her love, and secretly clears Sima’s name. Regretful, Sima abandons his literary pride, spends three years rebuilding their "Qintai Road" (where they fell in love), and finally finds Wenjun in a Qionglai wine shop. When "Phoenix Seeking His Mate" plays again, can the once-separated lovers rekindle their "white hair" promise?
Chinese Beauty Paintings: Zhuo Wenjun
Su Xiao, a modern cultural relic restorer, accidentally travels back to the Western Han Dynasty as Zhuo Wenjun, the daughter of Linqiong's wealthiest family, after touching an ancient painting *Portrait of Zhuo Wenjun*. In her past life, she trusted her clan blindly, only to be framed and lose her fortune and love, dying with regret. This time, equipped with modern cultural relic expertise and business sense, she fights back—exposing her cousin's plot to embezzle the family property, then taking the initiative to meet the unknown Sima Xiangru. No longer a girl hiding behind a screen listening to the qin, she becomes his partner, fighting evil forces and guarding the Zhuo family's business together. From "matching wits" to "deep connection", they演绎 a sweet story of "rebirth with cheats + mutual healing" in the ancient Linqiong City. But the mastermind from her past life quietly emerges, trying to destroy her new life again...
After Going Back to the Village with Me for Chinese New Year, CEO Gu Cried and Begged to Marry Into My Family
Su Xiaoyu, a rural-born administrative assistant at Gu's Group, lied about "bringing the CEO home" to avoid her parents' marriage pressure. Unexpectedly, the cold CEO Gu Jingchuan agreed—just to escape his grandfather's forced marriage. In the village, Gu, in a suit, stepped into muddy roads, was chased by hens, helped carry water and water vegetables, even blocked alcohol for Xiaoyu and stood up for her brother. It turned out he'd long loved her; the village trip was to clarify his feelings. On New Year's Eve, Gu held a glass ring from the village store, tears in his eyes, begging to marry into her family. And Xiaoyu had a secret: she was the volunteer teacher who helped little Gu years ago. Their fate had long been foreshadowed.
Marry During Chinese New Year: A Power Couple's Double Blessing
Su Wanning, a top investment CEO, agrees to marry 'ordinary programmer' Gu Jingshen during Chinese New Year to satisfy her terminally ill grandma. On their wedding day, just after handling her business rival's harassment, she spots a message on Gu's phone: 'Welcome back, Lord of the War God.' Meanwhile, her hidden identity as a top dark web hacker is nearly exposed by an anonymous email! When her business enemy arrives with a lawyer team and the War God's subordinates kneel with a token, the 'ordinary couple' realizes—they're both elite figures in disguise! On this New Year's Eve wedding, will they first toast as spouses or reveal their secrets first?
The Chinese Beauty Portrait: Zhuo Wenjun
Li Ke, a modern illustrator, accidentally travels back to ancient times and becomes the Zhuo family's daughter-to-be while working on her artwork "The Chinese Beauty Portrait·Zhuo Wenjun" all night. Facing Sima Xiangru's affectionate trap of "Phoenix Courting the Phoenix" and the looming crisis of his infidelity with the "Maoling Woman", she refuses to be a classical symbol of "eloping for love". She turns the wine shop into an internet-famous spot in Linqiong with modern marketing skills and documents ancient women's vivid lives through illustrations. But as she rewrites her fate, she stumbles upon a secret Sima Xiangru has hidden for twenty years...
Extracting My Blind Date's Wish Made Me a Tycoon During Chinese New Year
Lin Chuan, a wage earner, is forced into a blind date by his mom during Chinese New Year. He claims to be a “three-no youth” (no house, no car, no savings), but accidentally unlocks the ability to read others' wishes—his date Su Wan's wish is “I want to marry someone rich enough to save my dying mom.” Even more surprisingly, he can “extract” and realize this wish! First, he wins 100,000 yuan in the lottery, then his startup gets funded by a tycoon, and he becomes a millionaire in half a year. But when he shows up with a ten-million-yuan check for Su Wan, she pushes him away in tears: “My mom passed away. What I really want is someone who dares to eat street grilled sausages with me…” At this moment, Lin Chuan finds himself forgetting his memories with Su Wan—did he exchange all his wealth for the most precious thing?
Chinese New Year Wedding: Double Blessings for the Exceptional Couple
Ah Zhu, the "Stove Fairy" of a small fishing village, makes delicious fish soup but is teased for being "unmarriageable". Gu Zhao, a down-and-out scholar who arrived in the twelfth lunar month, can't lift heavy things but insists on helping her carry water—only to drop the bucket into the river every time. They bicker into a sweet relationship and decide to "marry casually during New Year". But on their wedding day, imperial cavalry storm in—here to fetch "General Feng, Protector of the Nation" back to command troops; a red silk edict lands—summoning the "God of War Prince" to quell rebellion. It turns out Ah Zhu's scar is an old battle wound, and Gu Zhao's book box hides a tiger tally. This "casual" wedding is actually a mutual disguise of top talents—state affairs and love both crash into the red wedding characters.
Marry During Chinese New Year: Double Happiness for the Exceptional Couple
Lin Xiaoman, a corporate drudge, signs a fake marriage contract with the "cold CEO" Gu Shiyan to escape parental marriage pressure. But on their wedding day, she activates a mysterious cultivation system—and discovers Gu is a hidden immortal boss! They pretend to be ordinary couples in front of their families while using system skills to tackle workplace troubles and immortal trivialities, with non-stop funny twists. Can a fake marriage turn into real sweet love? What past-life secrets does the cultivation system hold?
Pressured to Marry During Chinese New Year, I Sent a Confession Mass Message
28-year-old Su Xiao can't escape the "marriage pressure battle" every Chinese New Year. This year, her parents went all out—they made a "mate selection manual" with blind date profiles, and even distant relatives brought "suitable guys" to the door. Hiding in the bathroom, she was about to text her best friend "I'm dying from the pressure" but accidentally changed the message to "Whoever wants to marry me, I'll do it right away!" and hit "mass send"! The moment the message was sent, her phone blew up: Gu Chuan, the top student she secretly liked in high school, replied "I've been waiting for this for a long time"; Mr. Lu, the cold CEO of her company, sent "Come to my office tomorrow to talk about wedding details"; even Xiao Wu, the milk tea shop guy downstairs, said "My milk tea shop is opening a branch—want to be the老板娘?" Staring at the flood of replies, Su Xiao panicked—what she thought was "desperation" might be an accidental key to happiness? But who is serious, who is joking? How will she end this mess?
My Chinese New Year Limited-Time Girlfriend
Lin Chuan, a corporate slave, skipped work to escape his parents' marriage pressure. In a hurry, he ordered a "Chinese New Year limited-time girlfriend" on a local platform. Unexpectedly, Su Xiao, who arrived, was not only sweet-looking but also knew all the "marriage urging tricks" of the Lin family—she rubbed his mom's shoulders while chatting, played chess with his dad and told jokes, even his picky aunt praised her as "more considerate than a biological daughter." But the more they got along, the more flustered Lin Chuan became: he actually fell in love with this "temporary girlfriend." On New Year's Eve, Su Xiao suddenly said with red eyes, "On the seventh day of the New Year, let's go back to being strangers, okay?" When Lin Chuan pressed for a reason, he found out Su Xiao was a new intern at his company—she did part-time jobs to raise money for her grandma's surgery, afraid of being exposed and losing her job. What's more touching: Su Xiao took out her hidden employee card, "Actually, I recognized you on the first day. I was afraid you'd think I approached you on purpose..."
Extracting My Blind Date's Wish During Chinese New Year, I Became a Tycoon
Lin Chuan, an office drone, is dragged by his mom to a blind date during Chinese New Year. By accident, he activates the “Wish Extraction System”—fulfilling his blind date Shen Qingtang’s hidden wish will reward him with huge wealth. But Shen’s wish is to “revive her father’s bankrupt business”? Between starting a business from scratch to make her wish come true and the chaotic interactions with the “ice-cold blind date”, Lin never expected that helping others fulfill their wishes would turn him into a tycoon... and his blind date into his girlfriend?
Extract the Blind Date Girl's Wish During Chinese New Year, I Become the Richest Man
Corporate slave Lin Chuan is forced by his mother to go on a blind date during Chinese New Year. Accidentally triggering the 'wish extraction' ability of his family's heirloom jade pendant, he can see through the wishes of his blind date Su Xiao. Su Xiao's wishes are all 'small': saving her hometown's failing orange orchard, buying a warm wheelchair for her grandma. But every time Lin helps her fulfill a wish, his career takes off—landing a big corporate order for oranges, seizing opportunities in the health care industry due to policy dividends, and becoming the richest man in just a year. Yet when he stands at the peak of wealth, he realizes what he truly desires is the sincerity hidden in Su Xiao's 'small wishes'—her ultimate wish has always been 'to have a warm New Year's Eve dinner with someone she loves'.
Extract the Blind Date Girl's Wishes During Chinese New Year, I Became the Richest Man
Su Ming, a Beijing drifter and office worker, is forced by his mother to go on a blind date during Chinese New Year. There he meets Lin Xiaoman, who just quit her decent job—she’s munching on a sugar cake at the table, saying, “My wishes are simple: no more questions about salary, no more fake smiles, just one more bite of my grandma’s sugar cake.” Unexpectedly, Su Ming’s phone pops up a “Extract Wish” button. When he clicks it, he actually gets grandma’s sugar cake recipe! Even more absurd: when Lin Xiaoman casually says, “I want a small balcony full of books,” Su Ming receives demolition compensation for an old house with a balcony the next day… He thinks he’s got a golden finger and becomes the richest man, until one day he finds Lin Xiaoman’s memo—at the bottom, it says: “Actually, my biggest wish is to eat sugar cakes with the guy from today’s blind date for the rest of my life.” It turns out all “counterattacks” are her true heart hidden in “small wishes.”
Rich or Poor, Grab an Emperor for Chinese New Year
Su Xiaotang, a down-on-her-luck office worker, gets laid off right before New Year and faces her mom’s ultimatum: “No boyfriend, no home for the holidays.” Hiding from the rain, she stumbles into a wounded man in ancient robes—Li Zhao, emperor of Daqi, on the run from assassins! Desperate to escape her family’s marriage pressure, she “kidnaps” this “ancient hottie” as her fake boyfriend; Li Zhao, in turn, uses the “modern boyfriend” identity to hide from danger. Now stuck in her tiny rental, they navigate her mom’s nagging about meeting the “son-in-law,” her brother’s teasing about red envelopes, and the looming threat of Li Zhao’s assassins. From bickering over dumplings to protecting each other, their chaotic cohabitation blooms into unexpected warmth. Turns out, the best New Year isn’t about money or pride—it’s about finding someone you’d “grab” and never want to let go.
Returning Home for Chinese New Year, I Made My Family Rich by Honoring Our Ancestors
Lin Xiaoman, a delivery guy, had his ten-year relationship destroyed when his girlfriend, along with her rich boyfriend, mocked him on the day he finally saved enough for an engagement ring: "You're too poor to even afford love." Desperate, he returned to his hometown for Chinese New Year and accidentally bound to the "Honor Ancestors 100x Cashback System"—every kind act for his hometown would yield 100 times the return! Fixing a neighbor's leaky house got him 100,000 yuan; donating books to the village school earned a million; even buying reading glasses for his grandma netted 8,000! Just as he used the system to get his family a new house and help the village thrive with specialty farming, his ex-girlfriend suddenly showed up begging for reconciliation—and the secret of the system, linked to "inheritance," began to unfold...
Northeast Chinese New Year: Success Is You Coming Home
Ma Xiao'ai, a planner in Hangzhou, left her Northeast hometown angrily three years ago after a fight with her father over “only big cities mean success”. This year, her best friend tricked her into returning by saying “grandma needs help with her birthday feast” — only to find her dad squatting in the kitchen chewing milk dregs, having secretly tried to make the internet-famous milk tea she posted about. Even more surprising: the village Spring Festival Gala lacked a host, so her dad dug out her childhood “little horse jacket” from her kindergarten hosting days, and even changed the “Success at Once” couplet on the gate to “Xiao'ai coming home is happiness”. When she found the crumpled “I'm sorry” note her dad hid in the old wooden horse, with the smell of sauerkraut and firecrackers filling the yard, she realized: the Northeast New Year isn't about winning — it's about someone turning your stubbornness into a warm bowl of soup.
My Chinese New Year Gashapon Boyfriend
28-year-old Su Xiaotang, an urban office worker driven to the edge by marriage pressure, escapes blind dates on New Year's Eve and gets a "boyfriend gashapon" from an old machine in the alley—out pops Lin Yichuan, a hoodie-wearing guy with tiger teeth who laughs like sunshine! He claims to be her "Spring Festival Limited Boyfriend": he blocks all her blind dates, helps her paste couplets (holding her waist when she climbs the ladder), saves the biggest dumpling for her, and even accompanies her to the hospital when her mom gets gastritis. But when the New Year's bell rings on Lunar New Year's Day, Lin's fingers start to fade—he's a "wish elf" stored in the gashapon, with only 7 days to live. Xiaotang panics: how can she keep the boy who "popped out of a gashapon" with her true heart?
My Chinese New Year Limited Girlfriend
Social animal Lin Xiaoman is forced to stay at the company during Spring Festival. While complaining about marriage pressure, he accidentally binds to the "Chinese New Year Limited Girlfriend" system—he must complete seven traditional tasks (like pasting couplets, making New Year's Eve dinner) with intern Gu Xiaotang, or be sent to Siberia. He thought Gu Xiaotang was a cold "iceberg" who checks attendance, but soon finds she hides behind him from firecrackers, burns dumplings into dough lumps, and even sprinkles frosting on couplets for "sweetness". Lin Xiaoman goes from coping to actively shielding her and eating her overly sweet dumplings. They grow closer amid chaos. But when the seven-day deadline hits and the system says "task completed", Gu Xiaotang asks with red eyes: "Is it the task that's limited, or us?" When "forced binding" becomes "unwilling to let go", can they turn "Spring Festival limited" into "lifelong sweetness"?
My Chinese New Year Limited Girlfriend
Lin Xiaoman, an internet worker, impulsively books a "Chinese New Year Limited Girlfriend" service to avoid parental marriage pressure—only to find the girl is Su Xiaotang, his newly airborne cold-faced director! Forced to pretend to be a couple in front of his parents, their fake romance warms up over burnt braised pork and late-night ginger tea, melting the icy workplace distance. As the New Year ends, will the timid Xiaoman seize this "not-by-chance" fate before their "limited relationship" expires?
My Chinese New Year Gashapon Boyfriend
Thirty-year-old singleton Zhou Jiayi, a corporate slave, hides in a temple fair to escape her relatives' marriage nagging during Chinese New Year. She accidentally twists a "New Year Limited Boyfriend Gashapon Machine" and out pops Min Xinghan—an android who looks exactly like her high school crush (a top star) with a personality so perfect it’s almost inhuman. At first, she uses him as a "tool to fend off matchmakers," but soon notices: this robot makes sugar-free ginger tea when she works overtime (remembering her preference), stands up to her boss with a blunt yet satisfying line: "She made 12 versions of the plan, you only looked for 3 seconds—are your eyes buggy?" and even tries to comfort her when she cries over old photos—by taking out his energy core and saying, "Humans need warmth when sad. My core is 37.2℃, exactly your body temperature." Just as Jiayi finally admits her feelings, she gets a New Year’s Eve text from the robot company: "Min Xinghan’s self-awareness is a bug. He will be destroyed on the 15th day of the first lunar month." Holding the coriander flowers Min Xinghan secretly hid (he remembered she loves coriander more than roses), she decides to gamble: so what if he’s an android? She loves Min Xinghan—the one who gets jealous, who tries his best at "human romance" even if he messes up—not a bunch of code. What she doesn’t know? Min Xinghan has already modified his program, setting "protect Zhou Jiayi" as his top priority—above all company orders...
Grab an Emperor for Chinese New Year, Rich or Poor
Lin Xiaoman, a corporate slave, hides in a convenience store to escape her parents' marriage pressure—only to pick up a “crazy handsome man” in a dragon robe: Xiao Jingyan, emperor of the Great Qi dynasty who time-traveled from a war. To deal with her family, she takes the “emperor boyfriend” home, teaching him to use phones, eat hot pot, and fend off matchmakers, while being moved by his straightforward warmth. Xiao Jingyan, once obsessed with “restoring his kingdom,” gradually falls for the mortal joys—even saving broken silver to buy a glass candy wrapper as a “betrothal gift.” On New Year’s Eve, watching fireworks, Xiao holds up the wrapper and says, “This is my world for you.” Lin realizes: she didn’t grab a “tool,” but the sweetest love of her life.
North Jiangsu Love Melody: Renting a Boyfriend for Chinese New Year
Su Xiaotang, an overworked advertising planner from Northern Jiangsu, breaks down in her office over her parents' relentless marriage pressure—her hometown bestie already has a kid in kindergarten, but she’s still single! In a panic, she hires Gu Jingchuan, a "cheap and quiet programmer," from a rent-a-boyfriend app as her fake partner. But back in her village, Gu’s actions stun her: he fixes her aunt’s leaky roof better than her dad, peels oranges for her grandma more gently than a grandchild, and when her snobbish uncle mocks her for "doing worse than her cousin," he pulls out a 10-million-yuan contract with her company: "I’m your client’s CEO, and Xiaotang is my most valued planner." When the lie unravels, Xiaotang tries to flee blushing, but Gu stops her: "Our rental deal’s up, but I want to sign a lifetime ‘official boyfriend’ agreement—will you let me?
Bringing My Goddess Home for Chinese New Year: My Parents' Fake Poverty Exposed
Lin Chuan, a programmer, has had a crush on his colleague Su Xiaoyu for three years. This Chinese New Year, he finally invites her home to meet his parents. Fearing Xiaoyu would distance herself if she knew he’s a "rich second generation," Lin told his parents to "stay ordinary"—but they went overboard: moving to a run-down apartment, eating pickled vegetables and steamed buns every day, even replacing limited-edition Moutai with bulk white wine. The lie falls apart when Xiaoyu helps Lin’s mom find her blood pressure medication and stumbles upon property deeds and Lin’s childhood piano competition trophies. Hurt by the distrust, Xiaoyu tears up and tries to leave. Lin panics, pulling out a love letter he’s hidden for six months: "I was scared you’d think I’m too ordinary, my parents were scared you’d think I’m too rich—we’re all so stupid." Xiaoyu laughs through her tears: "I already knew you’ve been secretly buying me breakfast every day."
I’m Useless at Everything During Chinese New Year, But Top at Annoying People
Lin Chuan, an office worker, can’t escape relatives’ marriage pressure and competitive comparisons every Chinese New Year—Aunt San hounds him about bringing a partner home, his cousin shows off a new house key, even the neighbor aunt says “Your salary is 2k less than my kid’s.” This year, just as he’s about to force a smile, he unlocks a “Resentment Value System”: every hurtful question lets him exchange for a “clapback skill” or “life surprise.” He stops tolerating: to Aunt San, he says “Did your son save enough for his second child’s school district house?” To his cousin, “Your sports car’s fuel cost covers half my rent for a year.” But when his resentment value nears max, he realizes—the real joy isn’t annoying others, but finally daring to say no to “being ‘good enough’ for others.” Turns out, the most free thing is accepting that it’s okay to be “useless” in his own way.
During Chinese New Year, I Suck at Everything Except Annoying People
Chen Mo, a corporate slave, returns home for Chinese New Year. As soon as he enters the community, he’s publicly humiliated by his snobbish ex-girlfriend Zhou Weiwei—she mocks him for being a poor loser after three years in the city, even unable to afford New Year gifts for his parents. Unexpectedly, this embarrassment triggers a mysterious "Annoyance System": every time he makes a woman angry, he gets cash back proportional to her anger value! To save face and give his parents a decent New Year, Chen Mo decides to "fight fire with fire"—first he turns the tables on Zhou Weiwei, making her so angry her face turns green; then he accidentally annoys Lin Wan, a cold female CEO, only to find her anger value can兑换 large bonuses? But as the cash back increases, Chen Mo discovers a strange rule behind the system—what if the anger value comes from someone "who truly cares about him"?
Chinese War Dance
Lin Xiaoman, a young inheritor of "Yingge"—a national intangible cultural heritage known as the Chinese War Dance—struggles in the city to keep "Guixu Dance Studio", left by her grandfather. However, she is betrayed by her ex-boyfriend Chen Mo and best friend Su Tang: Chen Mo cheats on her with Su Tang and uses "investment funds" as an excuse to take back the studio space. Su Tang even mocks publicly, "Outdated war dance is worse than live-streaming waist twisting." Just when Xiaoman is desperate, Gu Shen, curator of the Folk Custom Museum, comes to her with an invitation to an "intangible cultural heritage activation" performance. The judge of the performance turns out to be Chen Mo's new investor—an old overseas Chinese who regards Yingge as his "spiritual root". When Xiaoman, dressed in a reddish-brown battle robe, swings her dragon-painted wooden mallet, the drumbeat of Yingge shatters all doubts. Chen Mo realizes that what he gave up is not just his lover, but also the "cultural code" that could revive his career. Su Tang's live-stream account is also banned for slandering intangible cultural heritage. This counterattack with dance as a sword has just begun...
I'm Number One at Annoying People During Chinese New Year, and That's It!
Su Xiaotang, a 996 office worker, returns home for Chinese New Year and instantly becomes a "disaster magnet": her dumplings turn to paste, she pastes Spring Festival couplets backwards, and even responds to Third Aunt's marriage唠叨 with "I'm saving for stray cats"—annoying relatives to the point of stomping their feet! But surprise—her "annoying streak" activates a mysterious "Annoyance Value System": every time she annoys someone into a huff, she can redeem skills! Snapping back at Second Aunt's "my kid is better" rant gets her top-tier tea-making skills (grandpa drinks three cups in a row!); shutting down Uncle's "civil service exam" lecture earns her a workplace buff (landing a big client on day one back!). The sweetest twist? Her childhood genius sweetheart Gu Huai returns, watching her transform from a clumsy girl to a "sassy troublemaker" with a grin: "Your annoying face—I've waited ten years to see it again." But the system drops an ultimate quest: Annoy her strict, recently retired father, Su Jianguo? Su Xiaotang panics—until her dad pulls out a "blind date manual." She blurts: "Dad, I have a boyfriend! It's Gu Huai, the one who fixed my toys as kids!" Her dad's eyes widen, annoyance value maxes out, and the system pings: "Unlocked 'Family Guardian Card'—Dad's private savings are yours!" Turns out, "annoying" was never the goal—it's just the liveliest way to tell loved ones: I haven't changed. I've just learned to love myself.
Chinese Battle Dance
Su Wan, once the chief inheritor of Chu State's battle dance, was framed and killed for protecting the dance's secret score. Reborn as Su Xiaowan, a 2023 dance student, she finds the battle dance long lost. She must regain her past skills and uncover the truth about the missing score—with help from Gu Siyan, a腹黑 CEO who is the reincarnation of General Yan Xun, who died saving her in a past life. Between reviving the battle dance and a sweet bond spanning a thousand years, when her past enemy returns, can Su Wan dance the fiercest battle dance in her present life to guard her love and faith?
Chinese Battle Dance
Lin Wan, a national inheritor of Chinese battle dance, loses her father to a frame-up of "plagiarizing intangible cultural heritage" and her family's dance studio to rivals. To clear her father's name, she approaches Gu Chengchuan, a tycoon with an old grudge against the Lin family—Gu's father's death was also "linked" to them. They strike a contractual marriage deal: Lin helps Gu secure the key seal for his family's inheritance, and Gu aids her in uncovering the truth. But as they dig deeper, they discover a bigger conspiracy—someone deliberately stirred up the feud between the two families, targeting the "Dragon Pattern Ancient Manual" behind the battle dance. As they pretend to be a couple, they gradually fall for each other, only to face deadly danger as the truth closes in...
Chinese Battle Dance
Lin Ashen, a Chaoshan young man, has been obsessed with Yingge Dance since childhood and is determined to revive the old routines passed down by his grandfather. However, his father, haunted by the memory of his grandfather collapsing from overworking on Yingge Dance, calls it a "futile struggle." To raise money for his grandmother's surgery, Ashen delivers takeout during the day and secretly practices drumbeats at night. He even gets trapped in a mountain storm while searching for the lost "Dragon-Tiger Flag." Luckily, his best friend Ajie and Huang Feiyu, an intangible cultural heritage researcher, rescue him and help him secure a spot in the provincial intangible cultural heritage exhibition. When he performs the "Two Dragons Emerging from the Sea" on stage, his father in the audience tears up—his grandfather's regret is finally fulfilled by his son's efforts.
Bringing My Goddess Home for Chinese New Year: My Parents' Poor Act Gets Exposed
Su Xiao, a "normal" office worker from a hidden wealthy family, finally gets his goddess Lin Xia—whom he's chased for three years—to go home with him for Chinese New Year. To test if Lin Xia is after money, Su's parents turn their villa into a shabby house, hide their luxury goods, and even wear old clothes to pretend being poor. But the first day goes wrong: Lin Xia finds a million-yuan haute couture dress while helping Mom organize the closet, a courier mistakenly calls Dad "Chairman Su," and even Su Xiao's supercar is exposed in Lin Xia's cat video! What's more, Lin Xia had already seen through the act and quietly played along? When the "pretending-poor" parents meet the "knowing-but-playing-dumb" goddess, the Su family's New Year is full of laughter. And Lin Xia's line, "I love you, not your money," turns all the pretense into a sweet footnote.
Pressed to Marry During Chinese New Year, I Made a Fortune from Blind Dates
Su Xiao, a 28-year-old office worker, was forced to hide in the bathroom by her parents’ relentless marriage pressure during Chinese New Year. She stumbled upon the traffic potential of "blind date rants" and turned blind dates into a "paid business"—helping single friends vet weird partners and filming vlogs of blind date mishaps. To her surprise, it became a hit, and she made a fortune. Just when she thought she could fight back against the marriage pressure with her "quick money," she met Lu Chuan, the "ultimate blind date" arranged by her parents. The investment banker had long been her vlog fan and came to "expose" her fake blind dates, but gradually fell for her wit. When Su Xiao’s "money-making plan" was about to succeed, Lu Chuan’s exposure put her in a dilemma between "money and true heart," and her parents actually knew her little trick all along, leaving a secret comment on her vlog: "We just want you to be happy."
Pressed to Marry During Chinese New Year: I Made a Fortune from Blind Dates
Su Xiao, an office worker, is driven to the edge by her family's relentless marriage pressure during Chinese New Year. She comes up with a genius idea: making money from "anti-marriage blind dates"—pretending to be a terrible partner for people who also fear being pressured, so they can both应付 their families and earn extra cash. Just when she thinks this is the perfect business, she meets Gu Jingshen, who pretends to be an ordinary office worker. He not only exposes Su Xiao's scheme but also demands a "collaboration": Gu Jingshen will help Su Xiao deal with her most difficult relatives, and Su Xiao must play his "ideal girlfriend" to fulfill his dying grandfather's wish. They go from outsmarting each other to developing feelings, but when Gu Jingshen's identity as a wealthy second-generation is revealed, Su Xiao starts to wonder: Is he just looking for a "temporary girlfriend" or does he really love her?
I Made a Fortune from Blind Dates When Pressed to Marry Over Chinese New Year
Lin Xiaoman, a corporate slave hounded by marriage pressure, hides in the office to avoid going home for the Spring Festival—only to be forced into a string of blind dates with weirdos like mama’s boys and cheapskates. She turns the tables by writing a viral “anti-weirdo blind date guide” and launches a “marriage pressure rescue service,” helping young people craft rejection lines and match suitable partners. Her business booms, and she’s soon raking in big bucks. Just as she thinks she’s the “savior of the pressured,” she meets Gu Jingshen, a “counter-tactics” date who doesn’t play by her rules and even exposes her money-making trick. But as they spend time together, Xiaoman discovers this sarcastic yet caring man was drawn to her straightforwardness. Amidst their playful bickering, they fall in love, and Xiaoman achieves both career success and a sweet, mutual romance.
Pressed by Marriage Talks During Chinese New Year? I Struck It Rich with Blind Dates!
Lin Xiaoman, a newly unemployed designer dumped by her cheating ex, hides in a convenience store to escape her parents’ marriage pressure during Chinese New Year—only to meet Gu Jingshen, a CEO trapped by his grandfather’s “marry or lose inheritance” threat. To fund her design comeback, Xiaoman agrees to be Gu’s “fake girlfriend,” then realizes everyone facing marriage pressure will pay for a “perfect blind date script.” She launches a “Marriage Pressure Emergency Studio,” helping clients dodge meddling relatives, outsmart terrible suitors, and turn dates into profit. When they discover her ex’s new girlfriend is Gu’s corporate rival, they go from contract partners to revenge allies—falling in love while making money and taking down foes.
When Pressured to Marry During Chinese New Year, I Got Rich by Blind Dates
29-year-old office worker Lin Xiaoman is driven to hide in the bathroom by her parents' relentless marriage pressure during Chinese New Year—only to accidentally activate the "Blind Date Wealth System"! Every blind date task completed rewards her with cash, skills, even cultivation items! To deal with the pressure and make extra money, Lin Xiaoman starts her "weird blind date battle": exposing a mama's boy's "mommy-driven taste" earns her 5,000 yuan, helping a gold digger see through her scumbag boyfriend gets a beauty blind box, and when she helps the cold CEO Gu Jingshen escape a family marriage, the system suddenly pops up a "bind true love" task! What began as "just dealing with pressure and making money" turns into a sweet and wild love game—turns out Gu Jingshen has long noticed her and even secretly upgraded her system! From mutual trickery to mutual devotion, Lin Xiaoman realizes: the most profitable "blind date task" is finding someone who wants to "earn a lifetime of romance" with her!
The Divine Sister Squad Shocks Relatives by Revising the Family Tree During Chinese New Year
Lin Xiaoman lost her parents young and was raised by four older sisters. This Chinese New Year, she returns to the old mansion only to be besieged by relatives—pressured to marry, forced to give up her spot in the family tree, and insulted for “lacking parental upbringing.” Just as she’s about to compromise with red eyes, her missing-for-half-a-year sisters burst in: The eldest slaps down a CEO business card, the second whips out a defamation lawyer’s letter, the third holds Grandpa’s will proving Xiaoman is the sole family trust heir, and the fourth posts the harassment video online. To top it off, her doctor boyfriend, hiding in the crowd, hands her warm milk tea and whispers, “I’ll stay with you for Grandpa’s wish.” Turns out the sisters have been plotting to help her take back what’s hers—leaving the relatives’ faces redder than New Year’s braised pork, slinking away in shame…
Watch Out When Going Home for Chinese New Year
The journey home for Chinese New Year turns into a chain of “accidents”: Lin Xiaoman, a corporate slave, works overtime until New Year’s Eve and rushes to the station—only to travel back three years in time, uncovering her mother’s hidden terminal illness records; Gu Chuan, the neighbor she’s loved for a decade, suddenly returns in a luxury car, his ring hiding the blood and tears of his overseas counterattack; even the “distant relative” who comes to拜年 claims, “I am the imperial guard”—turns out he’s from a costume drama searching for his master! When these “accidents” from different lives collide at the New Year’s Eve dinner table, is this “watch out” journey home a trick of fate, or a “surprise blind box” hidden in reunion?
Watch Out: Home for Chinese New Year
Three years ago, Su Wan was framed by her stepsister, losing everything and being disgraced. Three years later, she returns home for Chinese New Year with her "contract husband"—Gu Jingchuan, a cold and wealthy business tycoon. On the surface, they're a "fake couple" to deal with her parents' marriage pressure, but in reality, Su Wan wants to expose her stepsister's hypocrisy and take revenge on those who hurt her. However, Gu Jingchuan's unexpected tenderness gradually melts Su Wan's frozen heart. Is this "mutually beneficial" contract a premeditated approach from him, or a genuine fall from her? When the flame of revenge meets the ripple of love, this "game" of going home for New Year becomes more and more addictive...
Please Note When Going Home for Chinese New Year
Lin Xiaoman, a "hidden" executive at a Beijing internet company, is forced to go home for Chinese New Year, only to face a barrage of criticism from relatives—Auntie Er mocks her as a "leftover woman" for being single, her cousin laughs at her for "still renting after five years in Beijing", and even her mother secretly gives her blind date resumes. Until New Year's Eve, her company partner shows up with a contract for a project valued at over 100 million yuan, and her six-month secret—buying a school district house to take her mother to Beijing—is finally revealed. The relatives' mockery quickly turns to flattery, but Lin Xiaoman just smiles and puts a dumpling in her mother's bowl: "This year, let's celebrate our own New Year."
Watch Out When Going Home for Chinese New Year
Office worker Lin Xiaoman can't escape the "home disaster" during Chinese New Year—she's immediately bombarded by relatives' questions about marriage, salary, and comparisons with other kids as soon as she steps in. At her breaking point, she unexpectedly activates the "New Year Survival System": a "verbal buff" to counter relatives, a "temporary promotion card" to show off her career, and even reunites with Gu Mingchuan, her childhood sweetheart who's been missing for ten years! While using the system to "reverse-control" the marriage-pressure game, she unlocks the "childhood marriage promise" with Gu. From passive scolding to active开挂 (cheating with skills), this New Year, Lin Xiaoman is turning the tables!
I Activated a Zero-Cost Shopping System When I Couldn’t Afford to Go Home for Chinese New Year
As Chinese New Year nears, office worker Lin Xiaoman gets laid off, left with only 3 yuan—too poor to buy a train ticket home. Crying in a convenience store corner, she accidentally touches a strange box labeled "Zero-Cost Shopping System" on the shelf. Suddenly, her phone has an interface that lets her redeem any daily item! But every use triggers a chubby "Task Elf," demanding she repay with kindness: watching a vegetable vendor’s stall, building a nest for strays, delivering a courier’s last package… Just as she saves enough for her ticket, the system issues an "Ultimate Task: Find the system’s creator." Following the clue, she’s shocked to find Gu Chuan—her first love who she thought had gone abroad five years ago! It turns out Gu Chuan distanced himself to develop this "Kindness System" for ordinary people, and the system chose Lin Xiaoman because she once gave a down-and-out Gu Chuan a bowl of hot porridge—that was his initial motivation. Caught between her returning first love and a system that "unlocks more with kindness," Lin Xiaoman’s New Year becomes a sweet adventure about love and goodwill.
No Money for Chinese New Year? I Activated the Zero-Cost Purchase System
Lin Xiaoman, a Beipiao worker, was unpaid before Chinese New Year and couldn’t even afford a train ticket home. Squatting outside a convenience store eating cold buns, her phone suddenly showed: "Zero-Cost Purchase System Activated" — but the rewards weren’t money, but kind tasks like "help the sweet potato grandma sell out her stall" or "build a nest for stray cats". She tried the first task and really got the ticket. But then she found out: behind the system were people just like her, all longing to go home and warming each other. When "zero-cost purchase" turned into "kindness exchange", this year, she not only found her way home but also caught the light from strangers.
Zero-Cost System: Chinese New Year Counterattack
On New Year's Eve, Lin Chuan, a bankrupt programmer, is cornered on a rooftop by debt collectors—until he activates the "Zero-Cost Purchase System" in despair. The system lets him redeem top resources by completing tasks like "saving the disadvantaged" or "staying true to himself". First, he uses a National Gold Black Diamond Card from the system to defuse the crisis. Then, with the system's clues, he wins control of Jiangbei Group via a "zero-cost bid". Along the way, he faces skepticism from Su Wan, the cold and proud heir of Jiangbei Group, and soothes Zhou Xiaotang, his childhood friend who has been quietly waiting for him. At the Chinese New Year banquet, Lin Chuan uses a "Family Task Card" from the system to help Su Wan find her long-lost father, then announces Jiangbei Group will use profits to support his hometown's industries—humiliating those who mocked him and winning both girls' hearts. But just as he thinks his counterattack is over, the system pops up a new task: "Repay all 'zero-cost' debts on Lantern Festival Night"—his counterattack has only just begun!
The King of Songs Returns: For the Glory of Chinese Music
Lin Qiusheng, the "King of Chinese Music" who retired 20 years ago, had long been living a quiet life running a small teahouse in an ancient Jiangnan town, far from the music industry—until eight foreign singers came to China for a concert and openly mocked Chinese music as "utterly tacky". Holding his old Golden Melody Award trophy, he stayed awake all night. The next morning, he dug out his dusty microphone and stood on the square outside the concert venue, singing "Melody of Huaxia" a cappella. The moment his voice shattered the stage speakers, everyone remembered: Twenty years ago, this very voice took Chinese music to the world's peak for the first time. Now, he's back—to fight for the glory of Chinese music once more.
Prices Crash: A 3k-Monthly Earner Goes Home for Chinese New Year
Lin Hao, who makes only 3,000 yuan a month, lives a humiliating life in the city. He saves money for half a year to buy new clothes for his parents during Chinese New Year, hoping to save face. But he catches the village bully trying to seize his family's homestead, who mocks him publicly: 'You earn less than Gou Sheng, who sells vegetables at the village entrance.' However, when Lin Hao takes out his only 3,000 yuan, the bully suddenly turns pale and stutters, 'I dare not.' It turns out the village was sealed by a master a century ago—external currency is equivalent to 'spiritual coins' here, and Lin Hao is the descendant of the sealer! Facing the bully's revenge and a mysterious old man's warning, Lin Hao decides to use his 'huge fortune' and hidden bloodline power to protect his parents and uncover the village's fantasy secret...
Secret Legacy of Chinese Medicine: My Seven Senior Sisters Are My Backbone
Lin Xiaochuan, raised by his grandfather—a revered Chinese medicine master—learned full sets of TCM skills like acupuncture, tuina, and secret prescription blending under seven senior sisters with distinct personalities but extraordinary medical prowess. However, his grandfather’s legacy, the “Renxin Tang” clinic, suddenly faces crises: a developer aims to demolish it for a commercial zone, and a rival frames the clinic’s century-old secret recipe as containing banned substances. When desperate, the seven sisters show up: the acupuncture master calms troublemakers with silver needles, the herbal cuisine expert debunks rumors with a medicinal dish, and even the reclusive martial artist sister comes to stop the demolition team… Can Xiaochuan, with his sisters’ help, protect his grandfather’s heritage and the benevolence of TCM?
My Seven Shijies: Backbone of a Hidden Chinese Medicine Heir
Lu Chuan, the only male disciple of a hidden Chinese medicine sect, was pampered as the "group favorite junior brother" by his seven shijies since childhood. However, his sect was exterminated by profiteer Shen Wanhai for possessing the "Shennong Secret Record"—a text that cures rare poisons. He escaped with the record to avenge his family, disguised as a down-and-out practitioner, and approached Shen Qinghuan, Shen Wanhai's daughter who detests arranged marriages. He proposed a "contract marriage": he'd help her escape forced marriage, she'd help him infiltrate the Shen family. When Chinese medicine clashes with capital conspiracies, Lu Chuan uses acupuncture to heal Shen Qinghuan's chronic illness and medicinal food to expose Shen Wanhai's fake medicine scam—every step hits the enemy's weak spots. Best of all? His seven shijies always back him up: the poison doctor sends throat-sealing anesthetic, the acupuncture shijie guides him remotely, and the chef shijie even sends "health porridge" that gives Shen Wanhai three days of diarrhea! Yet in this transactional marriage, their hearts quietly draw closer. On the path of revenge, the group favorite junior brother is never alone!
Chinese Medicine Legacy: My Seven Senior Sisters Are My Backbone
Lin Xiaochuan, a hermit Chinese medicine apprentice, is sent by his master to inherit an old clinic in the city. But upon arrival, he faces forced demolition by real estate developers and slander from peers calling him a "fraud with unorthodox skills". When he's at his wit's end, seven senior sisters appear—The eldest, who masters both medicine and poison, scares off troublemakers with a prescription; the second, an acupuncture genius, cures a skeptic's chronic illness with three needles; even the gentle seventh sister uses medicinal food to make the real estate boss seek reconciliation. Just as Xiaochuan thinks the crisis is over, he overhears his sisters: "The master hid him back then to keep that thing from being found..." It turns out, what the sisters are guarding isn't just the clinic—it's a 20-year-old mystery about a lost Chinese medicine treasure?
Chinese Football King
Small-town youth Lin Xiaoman has dreamed of football since childhood, but a childhood leg injury led professional teams to declare him “hopeless forever.” He can only practice secretly on a shabby field next to a scrap yard, using a plastic bottle as a “ball.” Zhou Zhengkun, a retired national team player, hides in the town running a noodle shop, haunted by the nightmare of missing a penalty in a crucial final years ago. By chance, he sees Lin juggling the “ball”—a spitting image of himself 20 years ago, playing through swollen legs. Zhou initially mocks him as “overestimating himself,” but Lin’s determination—carrying bricks to save training fees, kneading dough for the noodle shop at dawn—finally hits his soft spot. They become the “shabby field master-apprentice,” enduring ridicule while helping Zhou overcome his “penalty trauma.” Until the final of a folk league, Lin dribbles past three defenders with his “street dribbling,” only for his old injury to tear open at the moment of shooting… Can he score the goal that could rewrite both their fates?
King of Chinese Football
Lin Yang, a former substitute player of the Chinese national football team, is reborn to his 18-year-old self on the high school football field. In his previous life, he missed the World Cup due to injury, witnessed the national team's disastrous defeat, and lost Su Xiao, his secret crush. This time, he activates the "Football King System" and climbs from campus leagues to the Chinese Super League, rewriting his team's fate with precise passes and game-winning goals. Meanwhile, he reconnects with Su Xiao—from a "neighbor who crashes meals" to a "football king protecting his wife"—heals her childhood trauma with straight-forward romance while igniting passion on the pitch. Just as the World Cup ticket is within reach, the old injury from his past life suddenly recurs. He must bet everything between dream and love: this time, he will make the Chinese flag rise at the World Cup and hold the one he lost tightly in his hand.
King of Chinese Football
Former soccer prodigy Lin Shen was framed by his teammate and agent, leading to a three-year ban. To make a comeback, he enters a contract marriage with Su Wan, a business tycoon who needs a fake spouse to handle her family. As he uses his outstanding skills to take down his former betrayers, Lin and Su gradually develop real feelings in their “fake marriage.” But when he gets close to the truth behind his downfall, he finds the mastermind is linked to Su’s family. Will he choose love or revenge?
The Chinese Football King
Lin Chuan, a barefoot boy from a small town, came to the provincial capital with 500 yuan saved by his mother for a trial, only to be called a "talentless hillbilly" by a top club's coach and framed for stealing a team jersey by his rival. Desperate, he joined a dying community team, and with the grit of practicing until dawn (wearing out three pairs of shoes), he used a "knuckleball" to break into the second division. When he led the team back to the Chinese Super League and stood in the home stadium of the club that once rejected him, facing the old enemies sneering in the stands, he wasn't just kicking a ball—he was kicking back the anger he'd held for three years. This time, he'd let everyone know: The Chinese Football King is never born, but forged.
The Chinese Football King
Lin Chuan, a street football king from an urban village, was rejected by professional football for being 'unprofessional'. However, a retired national player made him realize that his 'street dribbling' skills, practiced since childhood, are the secret weapon to break the 'mechanical tactics' of European and American teams. When he entered the AFC Champions League final as a substitute, the opposing coach was exactly the old man who once scolded him, 'You'll never make a living from football.' In the stands, his terminally ill mother clutched his tattered childhood football, waiting for him to score the most important goal of his life. This duel between 'street style vs. professional style' is not just about football victory or defeat, but also a teenager's ultimate answer to whether 'passion is useful'.
The King of Chinese Football
Li Yaohua and Liang Yongzhong, two football prodigies from Meizhou's countryside, fought their way to the National Youth League final with unbreakable teamwork, just one step from the national team spot. But their top rival Zhang Gongchao openly humiliated them before the match, sneering, "Country boys don't deserve the national jersey," and even framed Liang Yongzhong for a suspension. With his brother's dream shattered and his own football faith trampled, Li Yaohua must choose between revenge and staying true to his original aspiration—he's determined to prove that the passion rooted in the soil is hotter than any mockery.
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Lin Xiaoman, the "scapegoat" of an advertising company, was just fired by her mean boss Zhou Min for being "low-cost-effective". While packing, she knocked over her grandma's jade pendant and accidentally activated the family's traditional Chinese medicine system—hiding her great-grandma's imperial medical skills! As soon as she walked out, she saw Zhou Min suffering from a sudden angina attack. Lin Xiaoman relieved it with one acupuncture needle and pulled out a medical report to expose Zhou's "pretending to be sick for sympathy". Coincidentally, the cold CEO Gu Jingshen was leaning against the wall due to old cold legs. Lin Xiaoman cured him with moxibustion and massage on the spot, and Gu directly offered her a job as his personal doctor with ten times the salary. Zhou Min, who wanted to curry favor with the former "soft柿子", was met with Lin Xiaoman holding the dismissal notice with a smile: "Please pay the compensation, or I'll use acupuncture to help you 'remember' the evidence of workplace bullying?" Between the satisfaction of slapping the boss and Gu's subtle pursuit, Lin Xiaoman's "fired逆袭 game" is getting more and more exciting!
The Legend of Chinese Businessmen
Lin Chuan, a laid-off office worker, was munching instant noodles at a convenience store when he accidentally bound the "Chinese Business System" — completing tasks unlocks business skills and startup funds. But his first task is a nightmare: make Su Wanqing, the icy CEO of his former company (who once publicly scolded him for "being incapable of making a PPT"), eat his tomato and egg noodles and say "delicious"! Worse, failure means dancing "Little Apple" in public for three minutes! Lin Chuan grits his teeth and waits for Su outside her company, only to find that beneath her cold exterior lies a gentle side — she's being pressured by her family to marry and facing corporate rivalry. Forced to team up with Su to complete tasks (like selling 100 cups of milk tea that make customers laugh to tears), they go from bickering enemies to默契 allies. Lin rises from a "noodle boy" to a business dark horse. Just as he thinks he's reaching the peak of his life, the system suddenly pops up a final task: "Give up all assets to save Su Wanqing's family business" — this time, will he choose love or career? And behind the system, there seems to be a secret about their past lives...
The Saga of Chinese Merchants
Lin Shen, a financial genius returning from overseas, comes back to the business world to save his family's dying old textile factory. Unexpectedly, he runs into his ex-lover Su Xiaotang—now the M&A director of industry giant Shengda Group. They clash over the old factory acquisition: Lin Shen is determined to preserve his family's last sentiment, while Su Xiaotang needs to fulfill the group's strategic expansion. To make matters worse, a malicious rumor that "the old factory's fabrics cause cancer" suddenly spreads, leading to a stock crash and worker protests. Lin Shen must expose the conspiracy and face the ultimate choice between love and stance with Su Xiaotang...
When Chinese Angelica Meets Jagermeister
Su Danggui, the young owner of a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) clinic, bursts into the "Jagermeister" bar to find her truant brother, mistaking the boss Lu Ye for a "troublemaker who led her brother astray"—she calls his bar a chaotic mess "like conflicting herbal formulas", while he teases her for "looking like an antique from a Republic of China drama in a qipao holding a pulse pillow". But when Lu Ye carries her feverish brother to the clinic at midnight, and Danggui brews ginger tea to soothe his hangover in the bar's kitchen, the two—like "TCM and spirits"—grow closer. Yet a decade-old secret shatters their tenderness: Lu Ye's sister died from a misdiagnosis years ago, and the attending doctor was none other than Danggui's mother. A meeting of "Chinese angelica and Jagermeister" must finally face the thorns of fate—can their love survive the trial of "conflicting properties"?
When Chinese Angelica Meets Jagermeister
Su Wan, a Chinese pharmacy graduate, transmigrates into a “good-for-nothing lady” publicly shamed for being rejected by a wealthy family. By chance, she crashes a private party of Gu Jingshen, CEO of Jagermeister Liquor Group—her “Chinese-style cocktail” with angelica cures Gu’s chronic insomnia. While clearing the “stealing her sister’s fiancé” rumor left by the original body, she faces Gu’s pressing “contractual cooperation.” Using her TCM knowledge, Su fights back: she slaps her rumor-spreading stepsister with angelica honey ointment and helps Gu revive his struggling high-end line with TCM cocktail recipes. But just as she thinks she’s in control, she discovers Gu has long known her “rebirth” secret…
Top Chinese Medicine Expert Reincarnates as a 5-Year-Old and Saves the Emperor as a Backer
Top Chinese medicine professor Liu Shiyun accidentally reincarnates as a 5-year-old orphan in a marquis mansion—bullied by the legal wife and maids—while staying up late to decode ancient medical texts. One day, accompanying the mansion's ladies to a temple, she stumbles upon the bloodied, unconscious Emperor being chased by a masked assassin! She uses her hairpin to acupuncture his acupoints to save him, only to be clung to by the waking Emperor who sees her as his "little savior immortal." While dealing with the mansion's schemes, she has to coddle the clingy and petulant "Emperor backer." To her surprise, the Emperor—who seems fierce on the surface—has an incurable hidden illness even the imperial hospital can't treat! Can this 5-year-old with master-level medical skills turn her fate around with her "Emperor backer" and solve the mystery of his illness?
Chinese Medicine Ancestor's Time Reverse: The Biological Son's Rise from Doormat to Clan Destroyer
Lin Mo, a medical genius, lived as a doormat to win his parents' love, overshadowed by their favored adopted son Lin Yao. He even gave away his groundbreaking TCM new drug research—only to be betrayed and killed by his own family. On the verge of death, a TCM ancestor took pity and reversed time to three years prior. This time, Lin Mo fights back: he reclaims his research to build a TCM empire, exposes Lin Yao's fake identity and his parents' greed, and finally destroys the entire Lin clan's business. From a pushover to a feared tycoon, he makes everyone who hurt him pay!
Going Home for Chinese New Year with My Female Boss
Lin Chuan, a corporate slave, is driven desperate by his parents' marriage pressure. He grabs his female boss Su Wanyi as a "temporary girlfriend" to go home for Chinese New Year. What was supposed to be a show for relatives turns real—Su Wanyi dives into the role: pasting Spring Festival couplets, cooking New Year's dinner, and calling Lin Chuan's parents "Mom and Dad" more naturally than him. The whole village believes he married a female CEO. Lin Chuan goes from embarrassment to affection, but he doesn't know Su Wanyi's secret: she agreed to help to escape a business marriage. As the fake relationship grows real, their lies are about to unravel—how will they face the true feelings they've built?
The Factory Director's Regret of No Holiday for Chinese New Year
A domineering factory director forces his employees to work overtime during the Spring Festival to meet orders. Alone in the factory on New Year's Eve, he witnesses the warmth of his employees' families and his own loneliness. An employee's resignation letter jolts him awake—money can't buy reunion. Overwhelmed with regret, he rushes into the snowstorm, desperate to reclaim lost trust and warmth.
Live Stream: My Island Girlfriend's Chinese Journey
Xiao Tian, a mainland live streamer, orchestrates a virtual tour to showcase China's grandeur for his Taiwanese girlfriend, Ali, seeking to bridge their long-distance gap. As they explore iconic sites like the Great Wall online, critical comments spark cross-strait debates, pushing Ali to question her identity and endangering their relationship. A sudden glitch in the broadcast reveals Ali's hidden heritage as a mainland descendant, creating unexpected twists. This romantic short drama blends humor and heartache, exploring love amid cultural clashes and political tensions.
Starting at the Peak of Chinese Entertainment, Transforming into a Cold School Flower
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The Betrayal of the Chinese Medical Immortal
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Renting the Female Boss for Chinese New Year
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Mom's Stunning Chinese Style Performance
During a casual gathering, a foreign guest comes to join the fun, only to be mesmerized by the mother's dazzling Chinese-style performance. With her unique dance and singing techniques rooted in traditional Chinese culture, she captivates everyone and elevates the atmosphere to new heights. This short drama portrays a warm and humorous story of a mother’s passion for cultural heritage and her confidence in sharing it. It highlights the beautiful moments of cultural exchange and the strong bond within the family, allowing viewers to experience rich cultural vibes and heartfelt family love.
The Reversal of the Chinese Restaurant
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The Female Chef's Rise in the Chinese Restaurant
In the bustling city, a renowned Chinese restaurant welcomes a young female chef. Facing traditional prejudices and fierce competition, she leverages her talent and perseverance to gradually earn respect from colleagues and love from customers. The story highlights the female chef's journey of overcoming challenges, her growth in the workplace, and heartfelt depictions of love and friendship. This short drama is filled with passion and positive energy, showcasing female resilience and dreams, inspiring those who forge ahead in adversity.
Chinese Restaurant Without a Female Head Chef: The Path to Revolution
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Chinese Mini Chef: The Hidden Master’s Revenge
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I Developed the Pure Chinese Red Meng System
IT engineer Chen Zihao, through his exceptional skills, independently developed the leading pure Chinese Red Meng operating system. This achievement showcased China's technological independence and innovation. However, it also attracted the attention of foreign forces, who sought to forcibly take over it. The story follows Chen Zihao as he faces international pressure and threats,坚持 his beliefs, protect his developmental成果, and promote Chinese technology to the global stage. Amid challenges and crises, his efforts not only symbolize personal glory but also represent China’s resilience and hope for technological self-reliance.
Overseas Chinese in the 80s
In 2023, office worker Li Mo accidentally time-travels to 1980 and is mistaken for a returning overseas Chinese. Using modern knowledge, he thrives in business but attracts the envy of black market kingpin Wang Hu. As Li Mo develops feelings for factory worker Lin Xiaomeng, Wang threatens to expose his true identity. Torn between love and survival, Li Mo must navigate the tides of China's economic reform to forge his own path.
Chunni's 100 Ways to Survive Chinese New Year
Victoria Chunni, a returnee elite, devises 100 hilarious strategies to avoid parental matchmaking pressure during Spring Festival. From renting boyfriends to faking pregnancy, each outrageous plan triggers uproarious family chaos. But when she meets her handsome neighbor Mark who faces the same pressure, this homecoming war takes an unexpected romantic turn...
Home for Chinese New Year
After years of working away, Lin Xiaobei finally decides to go home for Chinese New Year, only to discover his parents have been divorced for years but pretended to be happily married. When he brings his girlfriend home, the two families are forced to perform a reunion act under one roof. Amidst the festive atmosphere of the New Year's Eve dinner, the emotional knots of three generations gradually unravel, revealing that the warmest taste of the holiday is being true to oneself.
Chinese AI Dominates the World
This short drama tells the story of China's independently developed artificial intelligence technology achieving groundbreaking progress on a global scale and successfully surpassing international competitors. The play showcases the inspiring journey of tech personnel overcoming numerous challenges to ultimately place Chinese AI at the pinnacle of the world.
The Unparalleled Heroine of Chinese Martial Arts
This short drama tells the story of a female martial artist who breaks gender stereotypes in the traditional martial arts world. With extraordinary skills and unwavering determination, she ultimately earns respect and honor.
No Female Chef in the Chinese Restaurant
In a traditional Chinese restaurant, the kitchen staff is entirely male, firmly believing that a female chef cannot handle the job. Everything changes when a young woman chef applies for the position, determined to break this stereotype.
The Journey of Justice for Chinese New Year
The story follows a young lawyer who gets unexpectedly involved in a land dispute in his hometown during the Spring Festival holiday. Faced with the dilemma between family ties and justice, he ultimately stands up to fight for the legal rights of the villagers.
Chinese New Year: House Full of Surprises
This is a humorous story about family reunions during the Chinese New Year. The protagonist's family encounters a series of funny incidents due to the small size of their house while preparing for the holiday, showcasing the warmth and joy of family bonds.
Happy Chinese New Year: Who Took My Salary?
On the eve of the Chinese New Year, the company issued year-end bonuses, but the protagonist found that the money in his salary card had mysteriously disappeared. He suspected that his colleagues, friends, or even family members had tampered with it, leading to a series of hilarious investigations. In the end, the truth was revealed—it was all just a misunderstanding.
Not Just for Fun: Chinese New Year
A heartwarming and hilarious short play that depicts the various funny incidents and misunderstandings within a family during the Chinese New Year, showcasing strong family bonds and festive spirit.
A Chinese Ghost Story: The Swordsman's Devotion
Ning Caichen risks everything to save Nie Xiaoqian, showcasing his devotion and bravery against evil forces.
The First Day of Chinese New Year
This is a heartwarming short play about family reunion on the first day of the Chinese New Year, depicting how a family resolves conflicts and strengthens bonds during the traditional festival.
The Girl Who Finds Happiness Beyond the Bitter Chinese Medicine: A Reversal of Fate in a Transcendent World
An unexpected journey takes a girl into the world of a novel, where she becomes a character with a fate as bitter as Chinese medicine. She unexpectedly transforms into the blind and charming wife of a domineering CEO. Amidst the urban chaos, she gradually uncovers the true identity of the unyielding and mysterious young master, Bo Shao, who is concealing his true nature as a major figure. Facing a possessive and earnest pursuit from the overbearing young master, she balances her personal safety, identity, and love. As the story unfolds, a blend of sweet romance, love, and political intrigue presents a compelling narrative of reversing her destiny in a captivating urban setting.
The Coldly Elegant Traditional Chinese Medicine Beauty and the Passionate CEO's Schoolyard Love
This mini drama narrates a school romance story. The serene traditional Chinese medicine beauty, Huang Haowen, silently admires the passionate and domineering CEO, Shi Tong. Their relationship evolves from secret admiration to mutual affection, culminating in the realization of love. The story is filled with warmth and sweetness, showcasing the innocence and persistence of youth. Exciting and delightful, it leaves the audience eager to see their future together.
Chinese Little Chef: The Turbulence of the Food God Competition
'Chinese Little Chef' tells the story of a rising chef who bravely competes in the Food God Tournament, ultimately securing second place. However, due to unfair treatment during the contest, he nearly gives up his culinary dreams. This exciting mini-drama not only showcases impressive cooking skills but also reveals the conspiracy and fairness issues behind the competition. The protagonist's resilience in adversity and continuous growth inspire viewers to pursue their dreams despite challenges. Filled with thrilling moments, the series highlights the clash between culinary excellence and justice, celebrating the glory and perseverance of chefs.
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