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Two-Toned Moonlight
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The Real Heiress Returns with Her Kid to Dominate Beijing's Elite, and Tycoons Compete to Be the Dad
Lin Wan, the real heiress who was switched at birth 20 years ago, returns from the mountains with her 5-year-old son Xiaotuanzi, intending to quietly reclaim her identity. However, Xiaotuanzi's cuteness accidentally attracts three tycoons in Beijing's elite circle: a cold and abstinent consortium president, a playful A-list actor, and a Taoist master with supernatural powers. The three men go to great lengths to fight for the role of "stepdad": the president gives a custom学区 house as a gift, the actor sings nursery rhymes outside the kindergarten, and the master folds toys for Xiaotuanzi with talismans! While dealing with the "dad competition", Lin Wan also confronts the fake heiress, slaps her biased parents, and turns Beijing's elite circle upside down with her system-given immortal cultivation skills. But when Xiaotuanzi's mysterious bloodline is revealed, this "dad battle" hides a bigger secret...
Rose Trap
Lin Wan disguises herself as a money-hungry secretary to get close to Gu Chengchuan, the last man her sister contacted before her mysterious death, in order to find out the truth. She uses rose perfume to replicate her sister's habits and try to get clues, but she doesn't know that Gu Chengchuan has already seen through her identity and instead "cooperates" with her ambiguous play: blocking drinks for her, accompanying her to her sister's old store, and even protecting her when she is chased by debt collectors. When Lin Wan gradually lets her guard down, she finds her sister's rose hairpin in Gu Chengchuan's drawer and photos of herself volunteering at an orphanage three years ago——It turns out that this "trap" started three years ago, and Gu Chengchuan's "cooperation" hides a deeper secret than hers...
Stormy Waters
On the turbulent high seas, young captain Lin Hai accidentally gets entangled in an international smuggling ring's conspiracy. When he discovers his childhood sweetheart is actually an undercover cop, he must choose between love and justice. With stormy chases and midnight betrayals, this life-or-death game across international waters will forever alter everyone's destiny.
Fu Zong's Six Treasures Recognize the Little One
This is a collection of humorous and heartwarming short plays, narrating the story of Fu Zong encountering Six Treasures outside his door. Six Treasures claims that the child is actually Fu Zong's cub, leading to a surprising yet touching moment of recognition. Through exaggerated performances and comedic scenes, the series highlights the warmth of family and the wonderful bonds of kinship. In various segments, Six Treasures playfully confirms their relationship with Fu Zong, gradually bridging the generational gap and bringing laughter and tears to viewers. The stories carry profound messages about the importance of family ties and reflect human kindness and selflessness.