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Counterattack at Thirty
Lin Wan, 30, was labeled a “life loser”—she caught her fiancé cheating with her best friend on her birthday, then got fired for “being too old to contribute” at work. When she couldn’t even afford instant noodles, a lawyer informed her: her missing father left a design company with 10 million in debt. To prove herself, she took on the mess, from being called “old woman who knows nothing” during client meetings to winning international brand orders, from being mocked by her ex as “doomed to stay single” to becoming the “windward queen” of the industry. When she stood on the award stage, Lu Jingchuan, the cold CEO who always protected her, suddenly took out a ring: “Actually, I’ve been waiting for your counterattack for ten years.” At that moment, her ex was begging her to spare his bankrupt company, her best friend was crying for forgiveness. Lin Wan smiled and said: “Thirty-year-old counterattack is never for revenge, but to tell myself—I deserve better.”
The Defiant Vassal
Ye Zhao (played by Ye Haoran), a bastard son of a military family, is born with a defiant streak and refuses to be the imperial power's "compliant blade". Yet he's forced into the palace as a hostage after his father's conviction. Jiang Ning (played by Cheng Zi), the regent princess holding the phoenix seal, is dead set on taming this "wild horse"—she binds him as her consort with an imperial edict and pressures him to fight in deadly battles for the nation. Locked in constant conflict, they see through each other's facades: Ye Zhao's "defiance" is his obsession with protecting the land, while Jiang Ning's "ruthlessness" is her loneliness in guarding the world. When Ye Zhao raises an army not to rebel against her throne but against the traitors hollowing out the dynasty, Jiang Ning finally understands: "Submitting" is never about bowing down—it's the courage to give you my back.
The One-Armed Basketball King
Basketball prodigy Lin Chuan lost his right arm in an accident, falling from a league rising star to a "worthless person" in others' eyes. Even his childhood sweetheart Su Xiao grew distant due to his self-abandonment—until an old injury sent him into a coma, where he dreamed of his past life: the accident was a deliberate plot by his teammate, and he died regretful for giving up basketball! Waking up, Lin Chuan picked up the ball again. With Su Xiao's secret help, he mastered the "Phantom Three-Pointer" with his left hand, uncovering the conspiracy while chasing the professional league. Standing in the finals, facing his former enemy, can the basketball thrown by his left hand break the chains of fate? And can their relationship—from "hurting each other" to "mutual redemption"—bear sweet fruit in the heat of passion?
Reborn in 1995: My Counterattack Starts with Ten Trucks of Chili
Modern office worker Lin Chuan died from overwork while revising a proposal, only to wake up in 1995—as the loser version of himself who’d stocked ten trucks of chili (tricked by a fake friend), owed massive debts, and was about to be dumped by his girlfriend Su Xiao! Creditors were kicking the door down, and the chili contract on the table still had tea stains. Lin Chuan suddenly smiled—he remembered the 1995 winter blizzard that would make southern chili prices triple! But when he scraped money to save the chili, he found Su Xiao had agreed to marry a rich second-gen just to help him pay off debts? With creditors at the door and his ex hiding a secret, Lin Chuan clutched the crumpled chili order, vowing to turn this dead end around. Starting with ten trucks of chili, he’d launch his 90s counterattack!