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Grassroots Can Kick Out the Starlight
9 grassroots workers crushed by life—delivery men, chauffeurs, unemployed designers, street vendors, etc.—formed a makeshift team to earn 100,000 yuan for emergency bonuses. With various training problems, some wanted to quit, while others didn't even know football rules. Yet they fought on with unyielding tenacity, surprisingly advancing to the national grassroots tournament final, and finally secured a grassroot spectator seat at the World Cup opening ceremony, sitting alongside Messi in the stands. This down-to-earth counterattack strikes a chord with countless working people.
The Lazy Step Empress in the Harem
Su Wan, a modern office worker, transmigrates into the most invisible step empress of the Great Yan Dynasty. Determined to "lie low and survive," she avoids scheming concubines, dodges the emperor's summons, and even fakes illness to skip palace banquets. But the more she tries to be lazy, the more trouble she stumbles into: breaking a teacup accidentally helps the emperor expose the imperial concubine's poisoning plot, hiding in the garden leads her to overhear a minister's rebellion plan, and picking up a "stranded young man" during a tomb-sweeping trip—turns out it's the cold-faced emperor in disguise! Originally wanting to just muddle through life, she gradually notices the emperor's gaze growing hotter: "Empress, you've avoided me for three months. Time to pay back." When the lazy step empress meets the jealous emperor who pretends to be indifferent, the "lying-low game" in the harem suddenly becomes a sweet romance of mutual trickery?
Fated Healer Queen
Shen Zhaozhao, a modern emergency doctor, travels back in time to become the useless legitimate daughter of the Prime Minister’s family in the Great Chu Dynasty—abandoned by her fiancé, framed for her mother’s death, and even struggling to eat. She saves the poisoned Empress Dowager with penicillin and exposes her stepsister’s fake pregnancy with acupuncture. On her way to counterattack, she’s targeted by Chu Li, the Prince of Zhenbei—a man rumored to be a “bad luck charm” who secretly blocks knives for her and searches for her mother’s relics. When she uncovers that her mother’s death is linked to the royal family, she discovers she’s the princess swapped at birth, and Chu Li has guarded her for twenty years to fulfill the “fated promise” of “protecting the Healer Queen’s return to her rightful place.”
Begonia Bloom Meets South Wind
Lin Xiaoman, an overworked office worker, stumbles into an old alley at midnight and is bound to the "Cultivation Office Worker System" by a talking begonia tree—fail the mission, and she’ll turn into a begonia potted plant! To break the bond, she must approach Nan Feng, the reputedly cold and taciturn CEO, only to discover he’s a hermit cultivator who’s been searching for his lost begonia spirit root for a thousand years. Forced to team up, Lin uses her office "slacking wisdom" to help Nan Feng deal with modern troubles (difficult clients, his marriage-obsessed mom), while Nan teaches her cultivation but can’t help smiling secretly at her "reverse operations" (blowing herself into a bun-faced mess while making pills, crashing into a flower bed while御剑). When the system’s missions reveal their past lives—she was the begonia fairy who guarded him, he fell into reincarnation for her—Is this "forced business" cultivation journey a joke of fate, or a deep reunion across a thousand years?
Twelve Years of Unrequited Love: Reborn to Reclaim
Lin Xiaoman spent twelve years secretly loving her childhood friend Shen Yan—from school uniforms to business suits, she was his always-available "all-around backup." Yet at his engagement party, she received a text: "Thank you for your blessing." On the brink of despair, she unexpectedly traveled back to her second year of high school—the graffiti on the classroom wall was still there, and Shen Yan's basketball jersey still had the sweat stains she couldn't wash off. This time, she decided to "cut her losses": she chopped her long hair, focused on science, and refused to be his "little shadow" anymore. But when she turned to chase her own life, the always arrogant Shen Yan panicked: "Why aren't you following me anymore?" Can the one-way run of the past life turn into a two-way redemption in this life?
Elegant Bloom：What a Young Lady!
Su Wanwan is Kyoto's famous "fragile young lady"—she insists on her milk tea being 37°C with 30% sugar and even needs a maid to help her go downstairs. Everyone sees her as a useless "vase". Until her grandfather's century-old teahouse is about to be auctioned off due to a broken capital chain, she opens a locked suitcase untouched for three years, takes out a "top-secret" business plan, and within seven days, makes the teahouse's "national trend tea snacks" go viral online—catching the eye of industry tycoon Lu Jingshen. But Lu never expects that this young lady he thinks "can't even understand a contract" is actually the "behind-the-scenes strategist" who anonymously helped him recover millions of losses three years ago. When the "vase" shows its edge and the "rival" uncovers the disguise, their battle hides a long-buried heartbeat...