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Blind Pursuit
Former serious crime detective Lin Shen lost his sight in a bomb explosion. Just as he was adapting to life in darkness, his only sister Lin Xiaotang was brutally murdered on a rainy night. The police closed the case as a "random robbery," but Lin Shen refused to believe it—his sister had scratched a "cross mark" into his palm before dying, a distress signal only they understood. Using his hearing, he detected moss on the killer's鞋底; with his touch, he found lingering sandalwood at the crime scene; even the third car horn that night, he realized, was a fake. These "invisible clues" are leading him to a dark interest chain hidden under the guise of light. Meanwhile, the killer has already set their sights on this "blind pursuer."
Daily Struggles of a Butcher's Son in the Imperial Examination
Li Xiaoman, son of a butcher, clutches the brush and ink his father bought with money from selling pig intestines, reciting the Four Books while squatting beside the meat counter. Born into poverty, he’s determined to shatter the prejudice that “butchers’ sons don’t deserve to study.” On the county exam day, the examiner scoffs at his calloused hands—“staining the scholar’s tools”—but his essay, vividly depicting street life, astounds everyone. A neighboring scholar hides his admission ticket, but his father, holding a blood-stained butcher’s knife, blocks the exam hall entrance: “My son’s brush is sharper than my knife!” When the “meat shop boy” faces the “narrow bridge of the imperial exam,” every stroke carries the stubbornness of the poor, every step crushes worldly disdain—he wants to prove that hands that kill pigs can also hold the Jinshi (scholar-official) notification.
She Returns With Memories
Three years after an accident stole her memories and forced her to leave everything behind, she returns with her past restored—only to find her beloved husband remarried and her family entangled in a vast corporate conspiracy. Forced to conceal her identity, she navigates between old flames and new enemies, fighting to reclaim her life amidst emotional turmoil and hidden truths. But the ultimate question remains: are her reclaimed memories the whole truth, or is there a deeper secret waiting to unravel?
The Heirloom's Revolution
Impoverished young Li Hua arrives at a glamorous auction house with a family heirloom jade bi, only to be publicly humiliated by experts who dismiss it as a fake. Amidst despair, renowned treasure appraiser Professor Zhang suddenly recognizes it as a lost national artifact, sparking an uproar. Billionaire Wang Zhiqiang kneels, begging to buy it at an astronomical price, but Li Hua smirks and casually sells the treasure to an ordinary street vendor instead, mocking the clash between wealth and human nature. The shocking reversal leaves everyone questioning: what secrets lie behind this extraordinary act?
Mom, Can We Not Be Sad
Single mother Lin Xia finds her 16-year-old daughter Xiaoyu suddenly withdrawn, spending days doodling dark paintings in her room. When Lin secretly reads Xiaoyu's diary, every page chillingly states 'I want to disappear.' Investigating the truth leads Lin to uncover hidden details about her husband's fatal car accident, while the art teacher Han Ming appears suspiciously connected. As mother and daughter stand on the rooftop's edge, can an unspoken 'I love you' heal three generations of women's heartaches?