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In the 80s, I Got Dumped—So I Married Her Sister
In 1983 Qingyang County, Lin Shen, reborn with a system, had just placed his betrothal gifts at the Zhou family's door when his fiancée Zhou Min tore up their marriage certificate in public—she was marrying the son of the county's richest man, calling him a 'poor guy who can't even afford a thermos stopper.' Amidst the onlookers' laughter, Lin Shen's eyes fixed on Zhou Min's elder sister Zhou Yun, who was clutching a patched apron by the wall—In his past life, when he was so poor he coughed blood in bed, only this woman, who always hid hot porridge in her arms and secretly gave it to him, cried and covered him with his last tattered quilt. 'Fine, break off the engagement—but I'll marry your sister.' Lin Shen's words left the Zhou family stunned. No one expected that this mocked 'pauper' would use the '1980s Business Guide' from his system to first sell electronic watches and then open a video hall, earning the county's first TV in half a year; that he would hold a loudspeaker in the vegetable market and shout 'I’m the one who chased her' when Zhou Yun was gossiped about; or that he would smile and tuck Zhou Yun's frostbitten hands into his cotton-padded jacket when Zhou Min came begging for reconciliation with a gold bracelet: 'In this life, I only recognize the person who was willing to bring me hot porridge.' When the rebirth golden finger meets the warmth of 1980s life, the poor boy's 'counterattack' is just a long-planned 'two-way love.'
Farewell Forever, Uncle Jiu
Su Wan was picked up by Gu Yanzhi at 10 and called him "Uncle Jiu" for ten years—hiding her feelings for him all the while. On her 18th birthday, she held a mandarin duck handkerchief she'd embroidered all night to confess, only to find the Minister's daughter in a phoenix robe in Uncle Jiu's study. He said he'd marry her on the 8th of next month, then coldly threw the handkerchief on the ground: "Men and women should keep their distance. Don't come to me again—we'll never meet for the rest of our lives." Su Wan cried and ran back to the woodshed, burning all the notes filled with "Uncle Jiu". But three years later, at his funeral, she found that half-burned mandarin duck handkerchief under his pillow, along with a blood-stained prescription: "This gu has no cure. I won't live past this winter. I can't let her suffer with me."
Scheming for Love
Su Wan, a workplace rookie, is forced into a "contract relationship" with CEO Lu Jingshen to save her terminally ill brother—pretending to be his girlfriend to fend off his family's marriage coercion. She sees it as a mere transaction, yet gradually succumbs to Lu's tenderness hidden beneath his cold exterior; meanwhile, Lu, who seems calculating, has long had genuine feelings for Su Wan since the first time she dared to talk back to him. When the surgery fee for Su Wan's brother is suddenly paid anonymously, and Lu's "business nemesis" turns out to be Su Wan's long-missing brother—Is this love that started with scheming a trap set by fate, or a predestined bond?
Rose Love
In a sudden turn of events, a fallen heiress finds herself impoverished but unexpectedly reunites with her former lover. As fragmented memories begin to surface, forgotten pasts start disrupting her present life. The sense of familiarity deepens, yet she soon realizes that her feelings for the man before her are torn apart by illusions and deceptions. Amidst love and betrayal, long-buried secrets come to light, blurring the lines between truth and lies. This story explores how characters face their pasts, rebuild trust, and seek genuine love amid the tangled web of urban emotions. It highlights the complexity of human nature and the shifting boundaries between love and betrayal in a modern city landscape.
Daddy, Don't Be Afraid, I'm Here
In the emotional whirlpool of a bustling city, a reunion hiding a decade of grievances kicks off. The female lead returns strongly with a genius cute baby, facing the CEO male lead who was forced to separate due to family conspiracies. Hiding her identity, she unexpectedly gets involved in business games and emotional entanglements. The cute baby acts as a little smarty, secretly investigating the father's identity and using childlike schemes to break through the adult world's pretenses. Meanwhile, the female lead struggles to choose between revenge and old feelings. When the CEO discovers the child's background, the pursuit of his wife and uncovering the truth of the past develop simultaneously. Workplace confrontations and family warmth intertwine as the mother and son break through the situation,重拾真心 (restore true hearts) on the edge of love and hate, presenting a sweet and虐 (bitter) urban emotional redemption drama.
Magical Encounter: The Mysterious Power of the Phone
In a chance encounter, a poor young man saves a mysterious old man. In return, his phone mysteriously gains magical powers, capable of warding off disasters and fulfilling any wish he makes. As the phone's abilities unfold, his life dramatically transforms from ordinary to extraordinary. The short drama 'Mobile' features fantastical elements and captivating plot twists, blending warmth with suspense, and explores the fascinating interplay between technology and destiny.
If I Don't Love You Like Dust
A story about love and humility, where the protagonist loses themselves in love and finally understands the true meaning of love.