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After Winning Over the Two Cute Kids, CEO Wei Can't Sit Still
Reborn Su Wanwan accidentally stumbles into two cute kids' "mom-finding plan"—the little boy clutches her sleeve, begging, "Pretty sister, be my mom," while the little girl holds a hand-drawn family photo and exclaims, "This is our family of four." She originally wanted to stay away from the cold CEO Wei behind the kids, but when she helps the boy chase a stray cat, she crashes into Wei Siyan's arms; when making a cake for the girl, he snatches the whisk and says, "Let me do it—you're clumsy." It turns out their separation three years ago was a conspiracy. Every "strategy" of the kids is Wei's "long-planned scheme" hidden in the background. When she finally warms the kids' hearts, she realizes the man who pretended to be indifferent has long written her name into every page of his future.
My White Moonlight Tricked Me Into a Job, So I Reported Her
Lin Xiaoman reunited with her college first love Shen Yu'an, who promised her a "9-to-5 slack-off job". However, after joining, she's bound to the "Immortals' Urban Adaptation System" as a "social death observer"—tasked with recording gods' embarrassing moments like adding 10 packs of sugar to milk tea or forgetting to lock shared bikes. Failing means turning into a koi that can only blow bubbles! When she catches Shen is the system's "task bait", she angrily reports his "drunken cosplay of Chang'e flying to the moon" to the Immortal Administration—only to learn Shen has known for 300 years she's the "Spiritual Carrier" the system searched for. He tricked her here to protect her from villains! As the "report" becomes a "love trick", Shen smiles: "Xiaoman, can I make up for the slack-off job with a lifetime?"
The Silent Rain of That Year
In Lin Xiaoman's high school days, there was always a boy named Su Nianchuan with a black umbrella—he picked up her blown-away notebook in the rain, watched her laugh from the corridor corner, but never said a word. On the stormy graduation night, she finally handed him a love letter, but he clutched the crumpled paper and ran away. Ten years later, Xiaoman, now a designer, returns to the damp southern town to sort out her old house. In the attic trunk, she finds a stack of unsent letters—each addressed to 'Xiaoman,' ending with '3rd day after the rain stopped' 'Today she wore a white dress.' At that moment, the doorbell rings. Outside stands a soaked man holding that old black umbrella: 'I've been looking for you for ten years... finally dare to say...'
After Prison, I Went Crazy Killing for My Daughter
Li Feng, a destitute young man, is framed by his unfaithful wife and sentenced to prison. In the darkness, he meets a mysterious master who teaches him an unstoppable martial art that annihilates enemies with a mere gesture. Upon release, he returns to wreak bloody vengeance on his treacherous wife. But when his beloved daughter becomes entangled in a deadly conspiracy, Li Feng descends into a frenzied killing spree. Packed with suspense and twists, enemies fall before his wrath, as the master's hidden agenda unravels a shocking truth. A thrilling fantasy revenge tale that redefines payback!
Seventies Fat Wife Helps the Childless Hero Bear a Child
Modern-day chef Lin Weiwei accidentally time-travels to the 1970s countryside, becoming a 200-pound plump girl, but a jealous 'green tea' neighbor schemes to marry her off to the taciturn educated youth, Zuo Jingcheng. Faced with mockery over obesity and pesky neighbors, she resolves to fight back with a dual strategy: shedding weight scientifically while stunning everyone with her culinary skills. Emotional tension mounts as she and Zuo evolve from icy spouses to a sweet, loving pair, only to uncover his infertility; she cleverly battles adversaries to help him 'bear a child'. Conflicts escalate on the reversal journey, with weight loss and cooking competitions full of suspense—can she rewrite her destiny?
She, Him, and Her
This family drama depicts a story of a young man shaped by a mother's overindulgence during his growth, leading him down a path of self-destructive behavior that ultimately results in tragedy. Through nuanced emotional storytelling, it explores the conflicts and sacrifices within family relationships. The protagonist, spoiled by his mother, loses himself and pays the ultimate price in a tragic accident. The film serves as a reflection on the dangerous consequences of excessive parental indulgence and interference, warning viewers of the importance of balanced family education and self-discipline.
Who's the Real Hero
During a small town's annual hero election, five eccentric candidates - a timid librarian, a narcissistic influencer, a scheming lawyer, a washed-up boxer and a mysterious drifter - get entangled in a bizarre theft case. Each claims to be the true hero, but as truth emerges, they uncover a town-shattering secret behind the glorious title. This farcical competition ultimately reveals: real heroes are never chosen by votes.
You Asked for the Breakup
After proud career woman Lin Xia initiated the breakup, her ex-boyfriend Cheng Mo unexpectedly becomes her most crucial business partner three months later. Forced to work together, their negotiations mirror their old love-hate dynamic. When Lin Xia accidentally discovers Cheng Mo still keeps all their anniversary reminders, she realizes this 'coincidental reunion' was carefully orchestrated. But the sudden appearance of Cheng Mo's new girlfriend complicates this belated pursuit, turning the corporate battlefield into an emotional minefield where pride and love collide.