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I'm the Sickly Real Daughter—So What If I Know Some Metaphysics?
Su Wanyi, the real daughter swapped at birth, endured hardships in the countryside and developed a weak constitution, but accidentally inherited top-notch metaphysical powers. The fake daughter Su Ruoyu stole her identity and lived in luxury, even framing her as a "family curse." When she was desperate, she met Lu Jingshen, a dying wealthy CEO haunted by evil spirits—they entered a contractual marriage: she helps him break the curse, he helps her reclaim her identity. From mutual calculation to growing affection, the fake daughter's schemes and the Lu family's hidden dark magic secrets gradually surface. The sickly real daughter uses metaphysics to counterattack villains step by step, and also finds her healing love in revenge.
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Su Qing, the wealthy heiress, is forced to leave home after her stepmother and younger sister Su Yao conspire to seize her family property. Tragically, she is killed by Su Yao’s men while wandering and dies with deep hatred. When she wakes up, she finds herself back three days before her murder! This time, she is determined to expose her stepmother’s hypocrisy, smash her sister’s vicious schemes, take back everything that belongs to her, and make those who stole her life pay a painful price.
《The Cranial Surgeon Princess: Hold On, My Lord》
A medical genius is forced to marry as a substitute on a funeral carriage, stepping into the mourning hall of the God of War King supposed to be buried. With superb cranial surgery skills, she pulls the king back from the brink of death. The revived king, with a changed temperament, gets entangled with the heroine who holds secrets of forced marriage and hidden revenge. They evolve from mutual testing to sincere dependence amid court schemes and disputes, finally teaming up to uncover the truth behind the frame-up and compose a love transcending life and death.
This Wedding Is Not Worth It
On the wedding day, the supposed sweet moment between the bride and groom turned sour as the groom publicly backed out. He pushed the bride away and ran off with his long-time secret crush, leaving the bride humiliated amid guests' murmurs and jeers. Everyone expected her to crumble, but she left calmly and embarked on self-improvement and career growth, living a bright and free life. The groom and his new partner soon broke up over conflicting values, and he only realized his mistake then. When he tried to win her back, he found she had already shined as a strong independent woman. This highly satisfying reversal and counterattack left viewers cheering in delight.
The Immortal Emperor, You Want Me to Be a Househusband?
After failing his heavenly tribulation, ancient immortal emperor Ling Chen's soul transmigrated into Lin Mo, a modern loser despised by his wife Su Wan. As soon as he woke up, Su Wan threw an apron at him and ordered: "From now on, be a proper househusband and stop messing around with those unrealistic things." Ling Chen wanted to show his immortal power but found it sealed inexplicably, so he had to bite the bullet and handle all household chores. He dealt with his mother-in-law's nitpicking, neighborhood brats and gossiping neighbors while hiding his immortal identity. Gradually, he realized his wife's "torment" hid her good intentions to temper his character, kicking off a hilarious and warm daily life of contrast.
7 Days to Live: The Princess Goes Rogue
Princess Shen Zhaozhao endured a decade of humiliation to protect her young brother's throne, only to be poisoned by him, disfigured by his concubine, and betrayed by her husband. On the verge of death, she reincarnates seven days before her execution—and a divine vision reveals she has merely seven days left to live! Since death is inevitable, she decides to stop holding back: she reclaims her military power, exposes the concubine's fake pregnancy publicly, hands her husband a divorce letter with proof of his infidelity, and even shouts at her brother, "You owe this throne to me!" But just as she's ready to embrace death after getting her revenge, she uncovers a shocking truth—those "enemies" have hidden secrets... and her lifespan might not be as set as she thought?
Love Delayed for Years
Thirty-year-old Lin Xiaoman returns to her hometown to save her grandma’s old house, only to encounter Chen Mo, the architect in charge of the urban renewal project—the boy she loved deeply at seventeen, who suddenly disappeared before the college entrance exam. After ten years apart, Chen Mo has a gentle fiancée by his side, while Lin Xiaoman still keeps the unsent love letter from back then in her suitcase. When the old house’s wallpaper peels off, revealing Chen Mo’s chalk-written “Wait for me” from years ago, the misunderstanding is cleared: Chen Mo was hit by a car saving her, lost his memory, and the only thing he remembered after waking up was to wait for someone in this house. Their love was never late; fate just hid their feelings in the cracks of the old house, waiting for them to piece it all together when they reunite.
Holy Crap! My 8-Year-Old Daughter Is a Land Sword Immortal
Thirty-year-old corporate slave Lin Chuan raises his 8-year-old daughter Xiaotang alone. Lately, he’s noticed something odd about her—her homework is filled with ancient sword formations, her schoolbag hides a rusty sword engraved with “Tai’e,” and she can even catch a cat falling from the 10th floor flawlessly. Until one day, Lin Chuan is cornered by debt collectors in an alley. Xiaotang suddenly steps forward holding a wooden sword, with green light coalescing at her fingertips: “Dare to touch my Chuanchuan? Do you think my Land Sword Immortal title is a joke?” With a flash of sword light, all the debt collectors are tied to utility poles. Xiaotang pats her school uniform and smiles: “In my previous life, you were my uncrossed tribulation; in this life, I’m here to be your umbrella.” But when a mysterious black-clad figure arrives, saying Xiaotang must return to the Sword Tomb “to resume her duty,” Lin Chuan realizes—his daughter’s “time” with him is only three months left?