With skit Related Videos (1)
Viewers First: I Became a God With Viral Skits
Su Wan, a little-known blogger famous for funny viral skits, accidentally activates a mysterious 'God Viewer System'—her short skits become core assessment criteria for selecting new gods, and catch the attention of proud young god Lu Shiyan. She uses creative ideas to complete weird tasks like helping the mountain god grab internet-famous milk tea or fixing Cupid's wrong red thread. As she navigates the rules, she finds her skits can even change the god world's rules, develops a sweet bond with Lu Shiyan amid fun, and finally becomes the one and only 'God of Viewers' with her 'skits'.
You May Like
Reborn in 1970: Standing Up to Her Toxic Birth Family
In her past life, Su Mei was constantly exploited by her greedy and selfish birth family, sacrificing everything for them only to end up in a miserable state. Reborn in 1970 with deep resentment, she no longer tolerates being taken advantage of. With forward-looking insight and decisive courage, she confronts the schemes, demands and oppression from her toxic family, fights back smartly, seizes opportunities to build her own career with her own hands, protects her loved ones and her self-worth, gradually rewrites her tragic past fate, and lives a passionate life that truly belongs to her.
The Hidden God: Rise of the Rejected Fiancé
Chen Fan, a garbage collector, is publicly dumped at his birthday party by his three-year fiancée Su Qing, who has hooked up with a rich second-generation guy. She even teams up with the rich guy to humiliate him, sneering he'll never get ahead. Desperate, Chen Fan stops by a street stall run by an old man to ask for help—only to find the old man is a hidden supreme god! Touched by his resentment, the god infuses him with the supreme divine gift with one finger. Reborn instantly, Chen Fan confronts the unfaithful couple, and his once-arrogant fiancée and the rich guy kneel and beg for mercy immediately. He only gives a cold reply, starting his path to revenge and rise.
I'm Fifty, Tired of Serving Everyone Any Longer
After fifty years of life and a lifetime of toiling, a full-time housewife who has spent her days around her husband and children can no longer bear the neglect and exploitation, yells "I'm done serving everyone" and moves back to her old house to reopen her craft shop. During this time, she discovers her husband has long had other intentions and her children are scheming for benefits. She calmly fights back to take back her property, unexpectedly reunites with an entrepreneur she once helped, starts a new life, gains late sweet love, staging a cool drama of midlife turnaround.
Exiled to the Royal Laundry, I Married the Villain Upon My Return
The esteemed eldest daughter of the prime minister, Su Wanqing, was framed by her stepmother and exiled to the royal laundry bureau, enduring three years of brutal humiliation. Now she returns with a meticulous revenge plan, determined to reclaim what was stolen from her. Unexpectedly, she catches the eye of Xiao Jue, the cold and powerful villainous Prince Regent, who forces her into a marriage contract. The court mocks her for currying favor with the regent, unaware that both Su and Xiao have their own hidden agendas. Amidst family feuds and court intrigues, their transactional marriage gradually blossoms into genuine affection, leading them to exact revenge together and find true love.
Even When We Grow Up
Lin Xiaoman and Xu Yang, who lost touch due to a misunderstanding in high school, reunite a decade later—as an overworked marketing planner burning the midnight oil on proposals and a returning architect in charge of old town renovation. The love letter she hid at the bottom of her schoolbag is still unopened, but now they’re locked in a battle over the same project: the client she’s fighting for is exactly the old alley memories he’s trying to protect. When the “cost-benefit calculations” of adulthood collide with the “lingering heartbeat” of their teenage years, can they pick up the unsaid “I still like you” amid the concrete reality?
Calamity of the Forgotten River
Ah Zhao, a young immortal servant at Meng Po Villa, had her memory erased due to a soul-guiding mistake years ago. She spends her days by the Wangchuan River (River of Oblivion) collecting the obsessions of departed spirits. Then comes Gu Yan, a general with past-life memories—he’d rather endure soul-fire torment than drink Meng Po’s soup, all to find his lover "Zhao Zhao," who died saving him in their previous life. Soft-hearted, Ah Zhao helps him revisit past-life fragments, only to shockingly realize: she is the very "Zhao Zhao" who took a heavenly tribulation for Gu Yan and had her immortal bones stripped. And that "mistake" was actually a scheme by the God of Fate to protect them. Now, Wangchuan’s rules threaten to tear them apart again. Ah Zhao must choose between her immortal status and her lover, while Gu Yan risks soul dissipation to drag her out of Wangchuan’s cycle...
I'm a Translator, Not a Doctor! — Misunderstandings and Love Rekindled
This mini drama tells the story of Du Yafei, a professional translator, who frequently interacts with her ex-husband Li Ruoqi due to work. Through a series of misunderstandings and miscommunications, Li Ruoqi mistakenly believes she can cure his health issues, leading to awkward and tense moments. In a crucial conversation, Du Yafei clarifies, 'I'm a translator, not a doctor,' revealing the truth behind their misunderstandings. The story follows their ongoing encounters after divorce, rife with conflicts and reconciliations, as they gradually understand each other anew and explore the possibilities of love and trust. Filled with engaging plot twists, it vividly portrays the complex emotions involved in misunderstandings, communication, and modern relationships.