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A modern office worker transmigrates into the body of a corrupt emperor in an ancient fictional dynasty, initially planning a laid-back life. But he’s shocked to learn the original emperor was killed by a modern SPA therapist! Even scarier, all around him—officials, concubines, eunuchs—are time travelers from different eras, totaling 99, each with murder intent: some crave the throne, some want to rewrite history, some just chase their “task”. To survive, he starts a counter-kill mode, using modern knowledge to outwit these scheming travelers, rising amid political chaos and crises.
Racing Through the Rest of Life
Lin Chuan, a 30-year-old unemployed loser who can't even afford rent, is hit by a "Time Express" tricycle one night. When he wakes up, he's bound to the "Racing Through the Rest of Life System"—complete "counterattack missions" to unlock cultivation skills and rewrite his life. His first task: help the pancake seller downstairs find her lost grandson. Accidentally using "object control," he makes the kid "fly" back. Next, he deals with a difficult client from his old company—using "mind-reading" to discover the client's a cat lover, winning the order by petting cats, and meeting Su Xiao, the client's niece, a cold but cat-loving designer. But the system drops a bombshell: become an "apprentice celestial master" in the urban cultivation world within 30 days, or his life will accelerate aging! Lin Chuan fumbles through cultivation (using "wind riding" to deliver takeout and almost hitting a pole) while bantering with Su Xiao (she catches him using a "cleaning spell" to tidy her studio and makes him her cat sitter). Amidst the funny, sweet counterattack, a secret unfolds—the tricycle belongs to Su Xiao's grandpa, and the system is his plan to find her someone "daring enough to fight for the rest of life."
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Lin Xiaoman, a severely myopic trainee nurse, desperate to save her dying grandma, follows her friend's bad advice to "blackmail a CEO with 'compromising photos'". She secretly takes a blurry photo of Lu Jingshen, a CEO (actually helping a client pick up documents), and sends it as "cheating evidence" to extort money. Unbeknownst to her, Lu Jingshen is the cold top student from high school who always helped her pick up her glasses and wrote her unsent love letters! Lu Jingshen recognizes Xiaoman instantly and lures her to negotiate. When they meet, Xiaoman stares at the man in a sharp suit, suddenly recalling the boy with red ears who trembled when giving her hot cocoa. Lu Jingshen leans in, smirking: "Lin Xiaoman, you owe me more than the surgery fee—ten years of unrequited love interest, to be paid with your whole life."
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Shen Mingyu returns home to help his brother run the family business, only to find his brother's flash-married wife is Su Wan—his middle school crush, the "little crybaby" who used to follow him, now a wronged wife under his brother's emotional neglect. Shen helps Su Wan adapt to the wealthy family while suppressing his rekindled feelings. But when his brother publicly humiliates Su Wan over her three-year-old infertility diagnosis, Shen can't help but shield her: "If my brother doesn't care about you, I do." Yet the chains of ethics, his brother's threats, and Su Wan's unsaid "I liked you too back then" drag their love into a forbidden vortex...
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Modern office worker Su Xiaoman died from overwork while rushing a project, only to wake up as a penniless peasant woman in ancient times—stuck with three “kids”: a spoiled and stubborn little princess hiding from her arranged marriage, a bookish younger brother who tried to end his life after being rejected by his fiancée, and a clingy little general with amnesia who calls her “mother”. To support these “little troubles”, Su Xiaoman uses modern milk tea recipes to open a shop, sells goods like a live streamer, and helps the princess evade pursuers, finds a livelihood for the scholar, and investigates the general’s identity. But as the kids’ secrets unfold, she realizes—it’s not her raising them; it’s these “little suns” healing the loneliness from her past life.