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Who Says the Dragon Can't Be Me?
Cheng Qiyue, daughter of the prime minister, approaches the neglected idle prince Yuan Zhiying to help him seize the throne for her family's "merit of supporting the dragon". However, this seemingly dissolute prince hides ambitions to overthrow the court and retorts: "You're so good at scheming, why be someone else's stepping stone?" When the emperor dies and princes fight for the throne, her family forces her to switch to the crown prince, and assassinations from other princes follow. Cheng Qiyue finally awakens: "The 'dragon' in the merit of supporting the dragon doesn't have to be a man, doesn't have to be someone else—it can be me!" From mutual exploitation to equal rivals, a game of "who becomes the dragon" begins. Will she break the rules, or will he outsmart her?
Super Taxi
Lin Xiaoman, a corporate drone, is fired late at night and hails a scratch-covered "Super Taxi" by the road. The driver, a大叔 with a gentle smile, says the car can "rewind" to any moment she wants to rewrite—like the proposal she messed up a week ago, or the confession she never made three years prior. Xiaoman chooses her most regretful day, only to find that after fixing the proposal, her colleague gets laid off because of her "perfection," and her crush becomes a rival. When she hurries to "rewind" again, the driver locks the doors: "The real superpower is daring to turn a bad hand into a winning one." It turns out this taxi was never a time machine—it’s a "reset button" to help her reclaim the courage life had worn away…
Refuse Properly, Fortune Doubles
In the 1980s, rural girl Lin Xiaoman died with resentment in her previous life—she was exploited by greedy relatives, had her fiancé stolen, and lost all savings just because she couldn’t say “no”. After rebirth, she accidentally activates the “Refusal System”: every precise rejection of unreasonable demands rewards her with farming black technology, business start-up funds, etc. This time, she confronts her aunt’s betrothal gift extortion, refuses to take the blame for her cousin, and even says “no” to the village bully. Each “refusal” makes her life better: she grows high-yield vegetables on barren land, opens the first grocery store in the village, and sparks a romance with Chen Mo, a retired soldier she dared not approach in her previous life. But when the system prompts the “ultimate refusal task”——giving up the title of “ten-thousand-yuan household” she’s about to get—she realizes that the real “good fortune” was never a free pie...
Back to Eight: I Lead Dad to Counterattack
Lin Xiaoman is reborn in 1998 as an 8-year-old girl after an accident. In her previous life, she watched her honest father Lin Jianguo be ostracized by colleagues, scammed out of savings, and eventually die from overwork—all to fund her education—even missing her mother's last moments. This time, Xiaoman decides to take charge: using future memories, she guides Dad to buy a house set for demolition, start a nostalgic snack business, and expose the factory director's schemes. When the "little adult" orders the confused Dad with hands on hips: "Listen to me—buy that shabby house at the alley tomorrow!", when she finally hugs her alive mother and sobs "I missed you", this "father-daughter role-reversed" counterattack is filled with heartwarming chaos and the regret she's determined to fix.
Father Blown Away
After her father vanished inexplicably during a freak sandstorm ten years ago, scattering only scraps of his work clothes on the wind, an obsessed daughter believes he was swept into a time-space rift. Returning to the desolate desert town as an adult, she realizes she alone witnessed his body disintegrating like dust. Now, eerie off-key nursery rhymes float through the ruins whenever gales return. Dismissed as delusional, her world fractures when a crackling radio suddenly transmits a broken voice during a storm: "Sweet pea... Dad can't put himself back together..." Is this her chance to reconstruct her father from the wind-scattered clues, or the devastating proof that her deepest hope was just a childhood fantasy?
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99 Days to Propose to My Ex
Down-on-his-luck Chen Mo gets dumped by his ex-girlfriend, only to receive a mysterious system offering him a billion-dollar fortune - if he can propose to her 100 times in 99 days. What follows is a hilarious yet poignant journey of over-the-top romantic gestures, from public kneelings to drone proposals, all ending in rejection. But on the final day when Chen finally lets go, his ex comes crawling back as the system reveals a shocking truth that changes everything...