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The Fishing Village Iron Triangle: A 90s Legend from Bikinis to Shapewear
In the 1990s, in Yantian Fishing Village of Shenzhen, tailor A Fu, trying to raise money for his mother’s uremia treatment, had his savings scammed by a fraudster. Desperate, he teamed up with fishmonger Dahai and laid-off accountant Hongmei—only to discover tourists’ demand for bikinis (unavailable in China then). They sewed 20 bikinis overnight and earned their first pot of gold. But their new factory was soon reported for “indecency” over bikinis; Hongmei saved it by having village girls work in bikinis to prove their practicality. Later, noticing women’s frustration with tight corsets, they created “Yongxin” shapewear using elastic fabric from Hong Kong and ergonomic design. Just as they were about to sign a big order, a rival swapped their fabric for inferior ones, causing returns. At rock bottom, an American tourist who’d bought their bikinis helped them connect with an Italian fabric supplier. “Yongxin” finally became the 90s women’s “curve secret,” and the trio’s friendship—forged through crises—grew harder than iron.
My Fiancée Has Impressive Skills
Lin Chuan, an ordinary office worker, had just been yelled at by his boss when a cute girl with a high ponytail blocked him at the company gate—she held an old marriage contract and said, "I'm Su Wan, your fiancée." Lin Chuan was about to explain that "childhood engagement is outdated" when he saw Su Wan catch a falling express box with one hand and subdue a drunk troublemaker in three moves. Even more surprising: she could find his lost documents in seconds, make him warm medicinal food during overtime, and even help him out of workplace traps! As Lin Chuan got used to Su Wan's "impressive skills", he realized—this sweet yet badass girl had already sneaked into his heart, turning his boring life into a sweet romance better than any idol drama.
The Suicide Note of the "Heartless Wolf"
Lin Chuan's mother urgently needs a kidney transplant due to renal failure, his congenitally blind sister finally gets a cornea matching notice, and his girlfriend Xiao Tang—who he's loved for three years—suddenly develops leukemia. Three of his dearest people are pushed to the edge of life and death by fate at the same time. Desperate, he secretly agrees with an organ donation organization: to exchange all his organs for their survival. To make his family hate him completely and stop worrying, he deliberately smashes the medicine he boiled for three hours in front of his mother's hospital bed, yelling, "You're a burden to the family"; tears up the signature on his sister's surgery consent form, saying, "I won't pay for your operation"; and holds a stranger's hand outside Xiao Tang's ward, saying, "I found someone who can pay my debts." Everyone calls him a "heartless wolf," but he smiles as he transfers his savings to his mother, deposits chemotherapy fees for Xiao Tang, and stuffs his sister's surgery fees into her cane. Until he "accidentally" falls from a building, his mother finds a blood-stained suicide note under his pillow: "Mom, I donated the kidney; Xiao Tang, I saved the bone marrow; Niu Niu, the cornea will let you see rainbows—I'm sorry, brother can't be with you anymore." At that moment, his mother faints from crying, Xiao Tang finds his "death plan" notebook, and his sister touches the new cane. It turns out the "heartless wolf" who was cursed countless times had long exchanged his own life for the future of the three.
Little Fubao Was Abandoned, and Leaders Are Fighting to Be Her Dad
Three-year-old Little Fubao was left at an office building entrance by her biological parents and accidentally wandered into a group annual meeting. Gu Jingshen, the cold president, Lin Chuan, the decisive operations director, and Lu Mingyuan, the sarcastic legal chief—three men who never showed weakness to anyone—were all hit by Fubao's soft "Uncle, hold me" and touched the softest part of their hearts: Gu Jingshen's 20-year-old trauma of being abandoned as a child, Lin Chuan's unspoken longing for family, and Lu Mingyuan's tenderness closed off due to a broken original family, all awakened in Fubao's smile. Since then, the three tycoons have started a "childish battle": vying to pick Fubao up from kindergarten, fighting over limited-edition toys, and even arguing in the boardroom about whose baby food Fubao likes more. What Fubao doesn't know is that she's not just choosing a "dad"—she's also helping her three "candidates" find the parts of themselves that time lost.
The Koi Rearing Manual
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Super Daddy with Adorable Kids at Home
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The Young Marshal's Pretend Lover
During the warlord era, ruthless young marshal Huo Lin forces famous opera singer Bai Lu to pose as his fiancée to uncover rebel intelligence. To protect her troupe, she reluctantly complies, but soon discovers the feared commander hides unexpected tenderness. When Bai Lu accidentally uncovers Huo Lin's true identity and a shocking conspiracy, their love born of deception faces impossible choices.