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The Ruthless Immortal Lord Is Too Affectionate
Mo Yuan, the "Ruthless Immortal Lord" feared by all realms, must kill his wife Su Wan with his own hands within seven days to attain supreme immortality—the final test from Heaven. But when his sword pierces Su Wan's heart, sealed memories burst forth: Su Wan sacrificed half her soul to shield him from the Nine-Heaven Thunder Calamity, disguised as a little fairy to guard him for 3,000 years, and even begged Heaven to set up this "wife-killing game" just to help him become immortal. Now, divine light surges within him, yet the woman in his arms smiles and says, "I don't blame you." For the first time, Mo Yuan feels "heartache"—will he step over his lover's bones to become the supreme immortal, or destroy his millennium cultivation to save her? His choice has already disrupted Heaven's plan.
After Going Bankrupt, My Old Phone Triggers the Heavenly Secret
Lin Xiaoman owed three million yuan after her startup failed. Desperate, she found her late father's old phone and accidentally activated the "Heavenly Secret" system—complete the system's "kindness missions" to get huge rewards. She paid off debts and became a social media entrepreneur with the system's help, only to find her ex-boyfriend's company went bankrupt, and the mastermind was linked to the system. Then the system warned: "Every gain comes with a 'soul depreciation'." Upon investigation, she was shocked to learn the old phone was evidence of her father's fight against a business tycoon, and the system was a "karma calculator" her father developed with his life. Now the tycoon wants to retrieve the system and erase her. Lin Xiaoman must choose between keeping wealth and uncovering her father's death truth, while facing the system's ultimate price—losing the memory of her loved one.
Mr. Shen, the Contract Has Expired—Please Let Me Go
Painter Su Wan, desperate to save her terminally ill mother, signs a one-year contractual marriage with mysterious CEO Shen Yanchuan. The deal: Shen covers the huge medical bills, and after the term, they must "disappear from each other's lives completely". Over the year, Shen dotes on Su Wan but never dares to confess—he is a "contract guardian spirit" who must erase the other's memory after each contract, and Su Wan is the first person he wants to keep. On the night the contract ends, Su Wan packs to leave with the termination letter, but Shen stops her, holding up the old wish bottle: "You said you'd marry the one who saved your mom. But you forgot—it was me." Suddenly, Su Wan's memories flood back—the man who gave her hot porridge in the hospital rain was Shen. Just then, the contract's "forgetting curse" activates, and Shen's hand starts to fade. He cries: "This time, I don't want to keep the contract."
Can't Hide the Heart
The day socially awkward programmer Zhang Hao moved into the old alley, his heart was fluttered by the smile of Hong Yixin, the owner of the dessert shop next door. He hid the photo of her wiping cake crumbs, hid the figure fixing her water pipe at midnight, and hid the 'I like you' message edited a hundred times on his phone. Meanwhile, the outgoing Hong Yixin also had secrets—she saved the last taro Basque cheesecake for his late return, left warm milk at his door when he worked overtime, and talked to the succulent he gave her: 'Today he looked at me three times again.' Until a rainy night, Zhang Hao rushed in with Hong Yixin's soaking wet cat, and their 'hiding' finally collapsed—turns out those unspoken feelings had already wandered through the alley wind a thousand times, just waiting for a glance to blurt out 'I like you too.'
The Accidental Marriage: My Savior Was Secretly in Love
Lin Xiaoman entered a "contract marriage" with Huo Jingshen to help her best friend avoid a blind date. After marriage, she noticed the cold CEO was unusually attentive—remembering her love for hot taro balls, secretly replacing her cold slippers with cotton ones, and his eyes lighting up when she mentioned saving a boy from a car accident in high school. Until one day, she found a secret iron box in Huo Jingshen’s safe: inside were the red scarf she used to stop his bleeding (when she saved him), dozens of notes with "Xiaoman" written on them, and a yellowed note saying "I’ll marry you when I grow up." Then Huo Jingshen appeared with red eyes: "Xiaoman, it’s been nine years. When you pulled me out from under the wheels, I swore I’d marry you. This ‘accidental marriage’ was never a coincidence—it’s my nine-year plan to be with you."
I Am Really Not a Supreme Master
Li Ming appears to be an ordinary programmer, but secretly possesses unparalleled martial arts skills. To escape past feuds, he leads a low-key life, constantly joking, 'I am really not a supreme master.' However, when his beautiful colleague Xiao Ya is targeted by gangsters, his actions inadvertently reveal his abilities, sparking suspicions and comical misunderstandings that draw in old enemies. Li Ming must juggle concealing his identity with protecting the woman he loves, leading to escalating conflicts. In a climactic crisis, he's forced to expose his powers to save Xiao Ya, only to confess his feelings in a twist that brings love and redemption. This micro-drama blends humor and suspense with an urban wuxia twist.
Strike for Justice
When rookie lawyer Lin Xiaoman accidentally captures crucial evidence of a tycoon's sexual harassment, she faces her career's toughest choice: accept a huge hush money or use the video to file a lawsuit that could shake the elite. As mysterious enforcers escalate threats, she discovers this battle for justice conceals an even darker conspiracy.