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Transmigrated as the Tycoon's Black Moonlight: I'm Going Crazy in the Farming Novel
Lin Xiaoxiao, a modern office worker who died after binge-watching farming novels, transmigrates into the body of the black moonlight supporting character of the tycoon Li Jingshen. The original character is a cannon fodder designed to set off the white moonlight and is about to die due to her own schemes. Wanting to survive by farming quietly, she chooses to “stay crazy”: she sends green vegetables with holes to the tycoon, complains about the original character on the ridge, and confronts the provoking white moonlight publicly. Li Jingshen, who originally avoided her, is attracted by her unstable crazy behavior. The original farming plot is completely out of control, and the triangle relationship has an uncertain future. Can she counterattack successfully while going crazy?
A New Year Marriage Reboot Plan
Lin Xiaoman and Gu Chuan, married for five years, have long become "roommates" worn down by overtime, mortgage payments, and silence—their divorce papers lie at the bottom of a drawer. On New Year's Eve, Lin finds her yellowed love diary and suddenly announces a "Marriage Reboot Plan"—to piece together the fragments of their past romance: waking up at 4 AM to buy his favorite sugar-fried chestnuts, recreating their first date confession at the milk tea shop, even digging out a dusty model kit to build together until dawn. Gu Chuan initially thinks it's "childish nonsense," until he stumbles upon the prenatal checkup form Lin hid at the end of her diary—turns out, what she's desperate to "reboot" is not just their marriage, but the chance for their unborn child to witness the love they once had. When pretend "仪式感 (rituals)" become genuine reflections, can this couple on the brink of separation find their "love restart button" in the new year?
Echoes of Regret on the Rainy Cold Steps
In her past life, Shen Qingtang, daughter of the National Guardian General, risked everything as a secret guard to help Crown Prince Gu Jingyao secure the throne. However, framed by her half-sister, she was mistaken for an enemy spy and executed by Gu Jingyao on a cold rainy night. Before dying, she heard his desperate regret—he had known her identity all along but kept his distance to protect her from danger. Reborn on her 15th birthday, Shen Qingtang vows to cut ties with love and protect her family. But this life's Gu Jingyao is unrecognizable: he exposes her half-sister's plot early, kneels outside the General's Mansion with an imperial edict, and says through red eyes, "This time, let me protect you." When the regret of the past becomes the deep love of the present, Shen Qingtang realizes that the man who once broke her heart had long engraved her into every moment beyond the throne.
Assemble! Protect Our Market
Lin Xiaoman, who grew up in the old market, leads the vendors to fight against the developer's demolition plan to protect her grandma's sugar water shop and the market that holds the entire town's memories. Unexpectedly, the developer's leader Gu Yan is the "little crybaby" who used to beg for sugar water from her in childhood. Reunited with an old friend, caught between business KPIs and the warm childhood they shared, they go from being at each other's throats to secretly collaborating—they need to find a way to save the market without compromise. But they accidentally discover historical relics of the old city buried under the market. Meanwhile, the capital forces behind the developer are pushing for a "quick demolition," and they must find proof of the relics within 72 hours to guard the root of the market...
Is It Okay? Season 2
Lin Xiaoman was once a 'soft bun' in her in-laws' eyes: her ex-husband was addicted to cheating, her mother-in-law embezzled her dowry, and even the custody of her 3-year-old daughter was schemed away. In despair, she remembered her mother's last Henan cuisine recipe and opened a farm restaurant called 'Is It Okay?' in the countryside. With a bowl of spicy soup simmered for 8 hours and juicy soup dumplings, the shop became a rural internet sensation, even attracting food festival invitations. While expanding her business, she collected evidence of her ex-husband's asset transfer and finally sued her in-laws—on the day she regained her daughter, she blocked those who once trampled her at the courthouse door: 'I used to fear you'd think I'm 'not okay', but now I know I don't live to please anyone.' When she stood on the entrepreneurship competition podium, Gu Shen, the homestay owner who gave her a heater on her first stall day, smiled with wild chrysanthemums: 'This time, let's turn 'Is It Okay?' into 'Definitely Okay' together.' This time, she'd win back everything she lost and deserved—with her own hands.
Help! My Crybaby Mother-in-Law Carried a Wild Boar Down the Mountain
Lin Xiaoman, a city girl, married Gu Yan, a rural veterinarian, to escape marriage pressure. She heard her future mother-in-law was “the most tearful softie in the village” and bought ten packs of tissues overnight. But on her wedding day, she saw her mother-in-law at the village entrance—wearing a floral dress, carrying a 200-pound wild boar, wiping tears and shouting: “Xiaoman, don’t be afraid! This pig ruined our vegetable shed—I took revenge for you!” To her shock, this “crybaby” can climb trees for bird eggs, dive for fish, and even the old hunter calls her “sister”. Her reasons for crying? Always “Xiaoman praised my cake—I’m happy to cry” or “Gu Yan made Xiaoman angry—I’m mad to cry”. When a socially anxious city girl meets a contrast-cute rural mother-in-law, a chaotic yet heartwarming rural life begins...
The Last Anniversary
On their 7th wedding anniversary, Lin Wan clutches the chat history she just found—her husband and best friend are plotting to transfer her premarital property and stage an "accident" to make her "disappear". Staring at the cheesecake fresh from the oven, she suddenly wipes her tears and puts on a smile, hiding a voice recorder in her bag before carrying the cake to the living room. Watching them say "Happy Anniversary" fake-ly, she cuts a piece and hands it over: "It's your favorite flavor, eat more." Behind her cold eyes lies a three-month evidence chain—this time, she'll make these two betrayers taste the pain of "miscalculating the wrong person".
Warm Glow of Lives
Li Na, a discharged soldier, struggles to raise her autistic son Xiao Lei alone. After her husband's betrayal forces a divorce, she falls into despair until she unexpectedly reunites with childhood friend Zhang Qiang, a single father also weathering hardships. Sparks fly amidst the urban chaos, but they face financial strain, societal prejudice, and the turmoil of building a new family. Together, they fight back with resilience, healing scars through tender affection. Can their love triumph over inner demons and protect their fragile home? #Urban #Love #Comeback This journey promises an uplifting tale of rebirth against all odds.
The Reversal of the Supreme War God
In this short drama, the supreme war god appears humble and poorly dressed during a blind date but is unexpectedly looked down upon. However, he proudly pulls out a stack of property certificates, shocking the gold-digging women and turning the tables. The story showcases the protagonist's unyielding spirit and thrilling moments of reversing the fate through strength and wit. The entire series is exciting and inspiring, perfectly illustrating that true power is what matters most.