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80s Sichuan Flavor: Starting from a Bankrupt Eatery (Season 1)
In a small town in Sichuan in the 1980s, Shen Qingyun took over her family's nearly bankrupt eatery with only 3.5 yuan. Using her mother's secret beef noodle recipe, she made spicy soup with chewy noodles, whose aroma spread across the street and made all the factory workers salivate. She improved the workers' meals and saved her first capital. Later, she met Lu Chengyu, the cold-tempered machinery factory director. From mutual dislike to mutual support, they overcame funding shortages and peer suppression, turning the small eatery into a chain catering brand. Shen achieved a stunning counterattack from a bankrupt boss to a catering tycoon and gained sincere love at last.
Jianghu Nine Big Bowls
"Jianghu Nine Big Bowls" is a hit micro-web drama centered on revenge and a contract marriage. The female lead, a survivor whose prominent family was wiped out, marries into the enemy's household under a hidden identity as a contractual wife. Using the secret "Nine Big Bowls" craft clue from the jianghu, she schemes step by step to trace the real culprits of the massacre. Meanwhile, the seemingly cold and distant contractual husband hides unknown past, and they shift from mutual caution to forced teamwork. While uncovering layer upon layer of conspiracy with thrilling revenge, she not only fulfills her revenge but also accidentally gains true love beyond the contract.
After Marrying into Her Family, I Took My Wife's Family to Celebrate the New Year
Li Yang has been a son-in-law for three years, always seen as an "outsider" by his in-laws—he never gets a bite of the hot dishes at New Year's Eve dinner, and is sent alone to buy New Year's supplies on the first day of the Lunar New Year. This year, he saved three months' salary to book a mountain homestay in his hometown, insisting on taking the whole family to "experience the most authentic New Year." His in-laws got in the car with eyes rolled, but at the village entrance, they saw his little nephew (playing with firecrackers) jump into Li Yang's arms shouting "uncle"; in the kitchen, they watched him steam golden rice cakes in an apron; even late at night, around the fire, they heard him say his late mother's words: "Marrying into her family isn't living under someone else's roof—it's treating your wife's home as your own to love." On New Year's Day morning, when his in-laws brought him a bowl of piping hot tangyuan (sweet rice dumplings) to his bed and said, "We wrote down your rice cake recipe—let's make it together next year," Li Yang's eyes teared up. He finally understood: the real "New Year" is never about couplets or firecrackers—it's putting your heart, truly, into each other's lives.
Verses That Move Mountains
Down-and-out poet Lu Zi'an stumbles upon a magical brush that brings his poems to life. When he uses his verses to save disaster victims, he draws the suspicion and pursuit of the imperial court. With the help of his confidante Su Wan'er, he must choose between wielding his power to control the realm or standing against the entire dynasty with his bare hands.
The Scholar's Triumphant Return
After a decade of arduous study, impoverished scholar Chen Mo finally tops the imperial exams - only to discover his admission letter was swapped by a wealthy heir. To uncover the truth, he agrees to the villain's terms and returns to his hometown under false pretenses. With help from childhood friend turned journalist Lin Xiaoman, their investigation unveils systemic corruption. As Chen parades in borrowed designer suits to maintain his 'triumphant return' facade, he must navigate a dangerous game that challenges the very foundations of educational equity.