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Borrowed Identity to Light Her Way Through the Web
Su Wan, a blind antique restorer, gets framed for her client's murder while restoring an ancient lamp carved with "the Guiding Light"—the lamp is stolen, and she becomes the prime suspect. Meanwhile, her brother Su Ming, who "died" in a car accident three years ago, returns by possessing Gu Cheng, a playboy neighbor. It turns out Su Ming faked his death to protect Su Wan, and now he's using Gu Cheng's identity to clear her name and uncover the lamp's secret: it holds the key to Su Wan's eyesight and the truth about their parents' murder. As the "borrowed" brother approaches his sister with a stranger's face, and the lamp's light cuts through the fog, they must break not just the murder conspiracy, but also a three-year-old "guardian" puzzle—Su Ming never left; he's always been her Guiding Light through the darkness.
Burning Flames: 1945
In 1945 Shanghai, at the end of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Lin Wan, a CPC underground agent, is ordered to steal intelligence on the Japanese army's retreat—only to unexpectedly reunite with her ex-lover Gu Jingshen, now a top KMT spy. Three years ago, he mistakenly believed she betrayed the revolution; she had to go underground for her mission. Now, they battle over the same intel, torn between unshakable beliefs and lingering love. To make things worse, Japanese agents have quietly targeted them. When their guns are pointed at each other, can they reclaim the unspoken love amid the chaos of war?
She Returns from the Coffin
Lin Wan, the "Coffin Ancestor" who lived for a thousand years in the cultivation world, was ambushed by villains just after surviving the thunder tribulation. When she opened her eyes, she found herself reborn as a teenage girl of the same name in the city—who had been killed by her scumbag boyfriend and white-lotus stepsister, and was lying in a mortuary's cold storage coffin! What's even more absurd is that she's bound to a "counterattack system" with a tongue sharper than a knife, which demands she "slap the scumbags, revive the original owner's family business, and win over that cold-faced fiancé"? Lin Wan raised her eyebrow while holding the newly condensed spiritual power: "Slap faces? I once destroyed a demon cultivator's lair. Win over a man? Sorry, I've lived for a thousand years and never seen one worth my time." But when she kicked open the door to her scumbag boyfriend's wedding, she crashed into the arms of a man in a suit—he stared at the cinnabar mole on her wrist, his voice trembling: "Wanwan, you're finally back?"
Before the Wedding, My First Love Time-Traveled Back
Lin Wan waited twelve years for Gu Chuan, her missing first love—from a 17-year-old in a school uniform to a 30-year-old bride about to marry a “reliable” fiancé approved by her parents. But three days before the wedding, Gu Chuan suddenly burst into her bridal shop, wearing the white shirt he had on when he disappeared twelve years ago, holding the silver ring he never gave her, and saying he’d time-traveled from a parallel universe. Between the obsession she’d waited half her life for and the life she’d already planned, Lin Wan touched the lace on her wedding dress as Gu Chuan said, “I saw you crying at your wedding in another timeline, so I risked everything to come back.” And behind Gu Chuan’s time travel lies a secret: he’s here to stop a tragedy at her wedding...
The Retired Dragon Lord: Tricked into Marriage by a Female CEO
Lin Zhan, a retired "Dragon Lord" who hid his identity to find his family, is stopped at the civil affairs bureau by Su Wanwan, a billionaire CEO, just after entering the city: "Marry me, we’ll divorce after I handle the family’s marriage pressure, and I’ll give you 100,000 yuan." Su thinks she’s found a "tool husband," but soon realizes this rough guy—who can’t even wear a suit properly—brings her hot porridge on rainy nights, shields her from spiked drinks, and revives her bankrupt company with mysterious connections. When Lin’s identity as the former leader of a powerful organization is exposed during a kidnapping, the entire city’s elites rush to curry favor. But Su, blushing, tugs his shirt: "Turns out I’m the one who got tricked—I never wanted a divorce from the day we got married."