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A fox fairy who has cultivated for a hundred years turns into a mortal to avoid celestial tribulations, works as a servant in the military governor's mansion and only wants to live low-key. But she accidentally finds that the iron-blooded young marshal can overhear others' inner thoughts. Her inner voices—complaining about the marshal's poker face, regretting his delayed confession—are all captured by him. The marshal gradually moves from initial annoyance to being touched by the soft sincerity in her inner thoughts, and actively approaches this secretive girl. Meanwhile, the crisis of her fox fairy identity being exposed is approaching, and a sweet romance triggered by "misaligned inner voices" begins.
The Three-Yuan Sincerity Feeds the Village's Greed
An entrepreneur brings a rapeseed project to a village, promising to help villagers increase their income. However, the initial sincerity subsidy he offers is only three yuan. Villagers feel underestimated and treat him as a sucker, so they collectively besiege the factory and drive the boss away. Without the entrepreneur's supply and technical support, villagers miss the sowing time, and the rapeseed that should have been a good harvest rots in the fields, causing heavy losses for the whole village. Then they wake up to their mistake, put down their pride and beg the boss to return, just to save their collapsing livelihood.
Master's Still on 'Vacation' Today
Lao Zhou, the master of a breakfast shop, swore to take a 'real retirement' after training his apprentice Xiaoxia. But the next day, he showed up in sunglasses, claiming to 'buy soybean milk.' When Xiaoxia kneaded dough too weakly, he secretly held her hands to guide her; when a customer complained about thick wonton wrappers, he gestured 'twist three times' from behind the shelf. Xiaoxia grumbled, 'Master is busier than me,' but quietly left an extra sugar bun on the top of the steamer—Lao Zhou's favorite, even though he had high blood sugar. Until a rainy night, Xiaoxia closed the shop early and found Lao Zhou crouching at the door fixing a leak, his white hair stuck to his forehead by rain. Then she realized: 'Vacation' was just an excuse. He never wanted to leave; he just feared Xiaoxia would think she 'couldn't do it without him.'
Lend You an Oil-Paper Umbrella
Lin Chuan, an old object restorer, always gets anonymous packages late at night—until an oil-paper umbrella embroidered with magnolias shows up. The sender is Su Wan, a girl in a Republic of China student uniform, who only says, "Lend me this to shield from the rain." But when she opens the umbrella, it transports Lin Chuan back to a 1947 rainy alley. Su Wan is actually a lingering obsession in the umbrella; she wants to save her grandmother, who died after delivering an umbrella for her decades ago. Yet every time travel drains Lin Chuan's life force. Will he erase Su Wan's memory to make her vanish, or risk his life to help her fulfill her last regret? This oil-paper umbrella holds the deep love of two timelines—and the ultimate choice about "redemption."
Mr. Gu, I'm Your Real Wife
Gu Jingshen, president of Gu Group, lost his memory in a car accident three years ago and has been living with his "wife" Su Xiaorou ever since. Until one day, Lin Wan, in a white dress, bursts into his office, holding a yellowed wedding photo and shouting, "Mr. Gu, I'm your real wife!" She remembers the cinnabar mole on his collarbone, the starry terrace where they got engaged, and even his unspoken coffee preference. But Su Xiaorou holds the "wife" necklace he wrote with his own hands, hugs the ragdoll cat they raised together, and cries, "Jingshen, you said you'd stay with me forever." Caught between the "past" that feels familiar yet strange and the "present" that's etched into his bones, Gu Jingshen is torn—until Lin Wan pulls out an anonymous tip about the car accident, and he realizes: his amnesia isn't an accident, but a lie someone spent three years covering up…
Quit Being a Corporate Slave, Become a Bounty Hunter After Graduation
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The Secret of a Top Actress
Top actress Su Wanning is trapped in a public opinion storm for "being a diva", but she actually sneaks to the hospital every night to care for her comatose sister—who was in a car accident saving her, and the truth was covered up by capital. New journalist Lin Xiaoman tracks her to get an exclusive scoop, only to witness Su Wanning's breakdown in the ward. From rivals to allies, they maintain Su's A-list image while fighting capital pressure, and investigate the accident's truth. Su Wanning's five-year "secret" is about to expose the darkest transaction chain in the entertainment industry...