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The National Preceptor Is A Tiny Sweetheart
Chu Zhao, the revered national preceptor of Great Yan, was feared as a "living immortal" by the court and people—until the new emperor Shen Yan lifted the pearl curtain of the Preceptor's Mansion, only to find a tiny girl with round eyes, nibbling on osmanthus cake. Even more shocking: this little one is the reincarnation of Qingluan, an ancient divine bird, who shrinks a year every time she uses her power. Shen Yan initially wanted to expose her as a "fraud," but in countless moments of covering her identity and shielding her from harm, he gradually fell for her innocence and softness. When Great Yan faces an unprecedented demonic catastrophe, will he let her sacrifice her life to the heavens, or risk his entire reign to protect her? This "cutest contrast" of guardianship was destined to have no turning back from the moment the pearl curtain was lifted.
Former Top Sales Overhauls the Workplace
Lin Wan, a former annual top salesperson, temporarily left the workplace to care for her seriously ill mother. Upon her return, she faced a career crisis: her desk was taken, her clients were poached, and the new leader dumped an unsolvable dead-end project on her, even mocking her as "outdated". Unwilling to give in, Lin Wan used her years of top sales experience to dissect the pain points of the dead-end project and solve practical problems for clients. Meanwhile, she secretly gathered evidence of the leader's corruption. Finally, she joined hands with colleagues to expose the hidden rules, not only reclaiming her glory but also refreshing the company's workplace culture.
Culinary Queen
Su Xiaotang, a once-promising genius chef destined to be a culinary legend, lost her sense of taste in an accident and ended up selling street food at a night market. There, she crosses paths with Gu Jingchuan, the sharp-tongued food critic who once dismantled her in a competition. Struggling with his own career slump, Gu is unexpectedly touched by the “taste of memories” in Su’s dishes. To save her family’s failing restaurant, the two reluctantly team up—one cooking by intuition, the other judging by palate. As they clash and connect, they unravel the truth behind Su’s past accident and rediscover their passion for food... and love, amid the warmth of street food and human connection.
The Bakery's New Owner: My Sister-in-Law's Regret
After Lin Xiaoman's husband died, she took full control of their couple's bakery. Despising her brother-in-law Chen Mo for being dull and useless, she sent him to work in the warehouse and declared, 'This shop belongs to Lin, not Chen.' Until her blind price hikes ruined the business, she gritted her teeth to find a buyer—only to be greeted by Chen Mo in a suit. It turned out Chen Mo had secretly learned to make custom pastries from their late brother's old customers and saved up to take over the shop. When Chen Mo pulled out their brother's last words, 'Keep the shop, and keep the family,' Lin Xiaoman remembered throwing Chen Mo's new-flavor pastries into the trash, and regret hit her so hard she slapped herself...
How Can I Ignore My First Love in Trouble
Lin Xiaoman, a career elite, is about to get engaged when she receives a plea from her first love Chen Mo's sister: Chen Mo is surrounded by debt collectors after guaranteeing a friend's huge loan. The two, who broke up five years ago due to a misunderstanding, meet again. Her current boyfriend doubts her, asking, "Do you still love him?" while Chen Mo puts on a cold front, saying, "I don't need your pity." But when Lin Xiaoman spots the glass marble—her old gift to Chen Mo—hidden in his pocket, she realizes he never let go. She helps Chen Mo raise money despite objections, only to uncover the truth: Chen Mo lied about "not loving her" to save up for her medical bills back then. Torn between past and present, Lin Xiaoman faces a dilemma—Is she saving her first love, or the regretful girl she used to be?
Remarriage to a Breathtaking Groom
Su Wan, a divorced woman struggling to cover her mother's medical bills, had no choice but to agree to a "blessing marriage" with the Fu family—rumor said the groom was disabled and ruthless. On her wedding night, she trembled as she lifted the veil, only to see a breathtaking face: Fu Shiyan, the "small assistant" she saved three years ago. He sat in a wheelchair, a faint smile on his lips: "Su Wan, this time it's my turn to protect you." But Fu Shiyan's "disability" was a disguise—he was secretly investigating the truth behind the Su family's bankruptcy years ago, and Su Wan's ex-husband was the key suspect. When a "forced remarriage" met a "long-planned scheme," was this marriage a gentle redemption... or a trap of revenge?
The 1980s Famine: The Beloved Little Aunt Leads the Family to Prosperity
In 1983, during the famine in eastern Henan, the four Lin brothers left their last bit of cornmeal for their 16-year-old little aunt Lin Xiaoman, while they gnawed on elm bark to survive. Little did they know Xiaoman was a reincarnated modern e-commerce professional. She secretly climbed two mountains to pick wild honey, taught her sisters-in-law to weave rattan baskets for sale in the county town, and even convinced her eldest brother to raise Angora rabbits—only to be called “odd” by villagers and warned by her own brother to “stop causing trouble.” But when she earned 30 yuan in the first month and slapped the money on the table, watching her brothers and sisters-in-law cry as they steamed white flour buns for her, Xiaoman realized: being the family’s beloved isn’t a burden—it’s their “living God of wealth.” She’s determined to turn the Lin family from “starving” to “the first household in the village to buy a bicycle!”
I Rule the Hou Mansion as Mistress, You Heartless Heir Step Aside
Su Wan, a modern workplace elite, transmigrates into the neglected wife of the Dingbei Hou Mansion's heir. Her husband Gu Yanzhao is cold and distant—he hasn't even seen her in three months of marriage. Worse, concubines and stepmothers in the mansion plot to oust her and steal her position as mistress. But Su Wan isn't a pushover! She uses modern management skills to expose embezzling accountants, outwit scheming concubines, and even win over the picky old lady with her medicinal cuisine. When Gu Yanzhao returns victorious from the border, he's shocked to find the mansion transformed—the once meek wife now stands firm as the mistress, saying with hands on hips, "Heartless heir, don't get in my way of running this house!" And as he gazes at this resolute woman, his heart skips a beat. Since when did he start craving to be close to this "different" wife?
You Raise the Bride Price, I Marry My First Love Instead
On the day of his engagement to Su Xiao, his girlfriend of five years, Lin Chuan is stunned when Su suddenly hikes the bride price from 100,000 to 200,000 yuan, sneering, "No money, no marriage." Heartbroken, he runs into Xu Tang—his high school first love, who once saved up for months to buy him a guitar and now works as a gentle primary school teacher. Learning of his plight, Xu says through tears, "I don’t need a bride price. I just need you." Lin immediately calls off the engagement and decides to marry her. But the day before the wedding, Su shows up in tears, revealing her mother has uremia and needs the money for a transplant. Caught between his ex’s helplessness and his current love’s sincerity, Lin’s choice becomes a thorn in everyone’s heart.
Marriage: His Three-Year Pursuit Trap
To save her family's failing business, Su Xiao is forced into a fake marriage with the传闻edly "emotionally cold" CEO Lu Jingshen. They agree to act loving in public but remain strangers in private. However, Lu's thoughtful care slowly melts Su Xiao's defenses—until she finds his three-year-old crush diary and realizes this "business marriage" is actually a three-year plan he devised to win her heart, and she's been his "target" all along.
Educated Youth in the Countryside: Divine Taoism Begins Here
In 1976, Chen Mo, an educated youth from the provincial capital, was assigned to Taohua Tun, a destitute village. He had just unpacked when the village Party secretary sent him to guard the "haunted" abandoned Taoist temple on the back mountain. Late at night, woken by the sound of a wooden fish, he encountered a white-bearded Taoist who thrust a golden book *Xian Tian Dao Jue* (Innate Taoist Formula) into his hands, saying, "You are the one fated to bear the calamity." Soon after, disasters struck: Aunt Zhang's granddaughter fell into the frozen river and lost her breath—Chen Mo used Taoism to channel yang energy and save her. The rice fields east of the village turned to black soil overnight—he deduced the neighboring village had dug up the "dragon vein" and set up a formation to revive the seedlings. But when he opened the last page of the formula, he saw blood-written words: "Under the temple lies the debt of your past life"—what secret does this abandoned temple hold about his past?
After Being Jilted When I Came Down the Mountain, I Saved the Female CEO
Lin Shen, a disciple of a hidden medical sect, went down the mountain as instructed by his master. However, as soon as he arrived in the capital, he was publicly jilted by the Su family, with whom he had an arranged marriage, losing all his dignity. While drowning his sorrows at night, he encountered Gu Wanqing, a business female CEO, who was ambushed and lay dying in an alley. In a hurry, Lin Shen used his sect's secret "Fire Needle Technique" to save her just in time. To his surprise, after waking up, Gu Wanqing mistook him for her "savior" and forced him to stay as her personal assistant. Worse still, the Su family, which once jilted him, suddenly went back on their word and came to reclaim the "medical sect heir"; Gu Wanqing's enemies also targeted Lin Shen to take revenge on her. How will this "mountain boy" who doesn't even understand the tricks of the capital handle the troubles that keep coming?
I Started Cultivating Immortality from Qi Refinement Layer 1 in the City
Lin Xiaoman, an overworked office worker, broke her family heirloom jade pendant while working overtime until midnight—accidentally activating an immortal cultivation system. She became the only "Qi Refinement Layer 1 cultivator" in the city! While dealing with her stingy boss's 996 schedule, she secretly practices qi absorption with pothos. Just after using a small spell to help a neighbor fend off evil spirits, she's stopped by a hermit demon hunter at the subway, accused of "hiding a treasure". Worse, "Qi Ghosts" that feed on human essence are eyeing her hard-earned qi... Sneaking cultivation at work, fighting ghosts and evading pursuit after work—Lin Xiaoman's "low-level immortal cultivation daily life" is more thrilling than meeting KPI targets!
The Noble Gu Family Gets a Wild Young Lady
The noble Gu family, a prominent aristocratic clan in the capital, suddenly brings back Shen Zhaozhao, the granddaughter of the old matriarch who had been stranded in Jiangnan for ten years. Raised in the market, this "young lady" can climb trees to get bird eggs and argue with storytellers in teahouses, completely trampling the Gu family's ancestral rule of "no talking while eating or sleeping." Gu Jingxing, the heir apparent, detests her "unruly" behavior the most. But when the Gu family is framed by business rivals and faces bankruptcy, it's Zhaozhao who uses the street smarts she learned from dockworkers to uncover the traitor and turn the tide. From being enemies—one defending rules, the other breaking them—they gradually become a tacit team: "You guard the family's roots, I guard your heart." And the secret of Zhaozhao's origin, hidden for ten years, begins to surface as the old matriarch's health declines...
My Female Roommate Keeps a Giant Python
Lin Xiaoman rents a shared apartment to save money, only to find her female roommate Su Mei has a three-meter-long giant python named "A Mo". Terrified, she packs to leave overnight but stumbles upon Su Mei gently comforting the python—turns out A Mo was a baby python Su Mei saved in the rainforest years ago, and now it's seriously ill, with only Su Mei's body temperature easing its pain. Xiaoman goes from fear to secretly helping care for A Mo, and their relationship warms. Just as A Mo's condition improves, the neighborhood property announces an inspection for illegal pets. Su Mei and Xiaoman must team up to face this crisis...
Meow Meow Little Lucky Star
Lin Xiaoman, an overworked office worker, picks up an injured kitten on her way home from an all-night shift. To her surprise, she wakes up next to a handsome boy in a white shirt the next morning—Bai Luo, a cat demon here to repay a past-life favor as her "little lucky star." Using his feline abilities, Bai Luo helps her deal with her harsh boss, mend her broken friendship, and even retrieve her lost childhood picture book. But as their bond deepens, Bai Luo's cat ears start popping out more often, and his tail becomes harder to hide—his repayment deadline is only seven days away. If his identity is exposed, he'll turn back into a cat forever. Xiaoman doesn't know the truth; she just finds Bai Luo getting clingier lately—until she catches him licking his paws on the balcony, his tail swishing wildly behind him...
Golden Thread in the Palm
Su Wan, a rising star as a "golden thread restorer" at the museum, is celebrated for her unique skill of "weaving threads to repair jade relics". Her peaceful life is upended by an anonymous package: inside lies a half-rusty golden thread and an old photo— the woman in it wears the exact same jade pendant as Su Wan’s. That night, the cold and stern CEO Fu Jingshen bursts into her studio, claiming the thread is his mother’s relic, and the truth about her mother’s mysterious death is hidden in the Tang Dynasty gold ornament Su Wan is restoring. As the ornament is gradually pieced together, Su Wan is horrified to find that Fu’s mother’s death is linked to her father, who has been missing for ten years. She also uncovers that behind Fu Jingshen’s approach, there’s a secret tangled in the golden thread for two decades— it turns out, the fates of their two generations have long been tightly bound by this thin, fragile thread.
The Fake Imperial Madam Stops the Arrogant Minister's Nonsense
To clear her father's name—who was wrongfully executed—Su Wanwan takes on the identity of the late "National Imperial Madam" Shen Zhixia and marries into the mansion of Lu Yanchuan, a first-rank powerful minister. Lu Yanchuan is notoriously arrogant in the capital: he argues with the emperor in court, punishes servants at home, and even dares to smash the Empress Dowager's gifts. However, he never expects his new wife "Shen Zhixia" to not only refuse to comply but also find ways to discipline him: when he fakes illness to skip court, she serves him a "tonic" laced with coptis; when he tries to use his power to crush Su's father's old allies, she directly hands the evidence to the emperor. What scares Lu Yanchuan most is that this "fake madam" seems to know his secret—he was involved in framing Su's father years ago? As the truth closes in and his feelings for "Shen Zhixia" deepen, when the fake imperial madam exposes the arrogant minister's schemes, who will lose this game first?
Northeast Tales: Fortune Knocks
Wang Fugui, a laid-off worker, fell for an investment scam to raise his daughter's high school tuition, landing in 100,000 yuan of debt. His wife packed her bags with red eyes, ready to return to her parents' home, while his daughter gave him her half-year pocket money: "Dad, I don't need math tutoring anymore—I can study on my own." As he squatted under a telephone pole outside the old steel mill smoking glumly, his phone pinged with a transfer alert—200,000 yuan, with a note: "For the hot porridge on that snowy night." It was from the down-and-out businessman he saved five years ago, now back to repay the favor. But holding the bank card, Fugui hesitated: Should he pay back the neighbors first, or fulfill his daughter's three-year dream of learning the piano? The warmth of a Northeast man is all wrapped up in this "heaven-sent fortune."
Immortality to Prosperity: I Led the Village to Counterattack
Lin Xiaoman, who failed in urban entrepreneurship, accidentally awakened her immortal cultivation ability to sense spiritual veins and grow spiritual plants. She returned to Taohua Village, a poor place without even paved roads, wanting to lead the villagers to “make a living through immortality.” But first, the village chief scolded her for “not doing proper work,” and then the villagers gossiped that she “went stupid after studying.” It wasn’t until she cured the village doctor’s leg disease with spiritual spring water and grew “immortal rice” that was ten times more expensive but sold out immediately that the villagers slowly came around. But just then, a greedy developer wanted to demolish the village to build a resort. Lin Xiaoman had to use her immortal cultivation skills to protect the village—she didn’t want to become an immortal alone; she wanted the whole village to turn the clay their ancestors tilled for generations into a stable golden bowl.
Uninhibited Life: Starting the Counterattack at Sixty
Lin Wanzhao, a 60-year-old housewife who has dedicated her entire life to her family, is collectively "forgotten" by her children on her birthday. When she finds her long-hidden fashion design manuscripts, she suddenly awakens—this time, she wants to live for herself. Using the private money she saved for 20 years, she opens a vintage clothing store, teams up with retired teacher Zhou Jianguo to solve problems like sourcing goods and attracting customers, and faces her children's doubts about "fooling around". When the "grandma-style" clothes in her store are snapped up by young people, and when she stands by the T-stage watching her designs debut, she realizes: the second half of life is the most uninhibited beginning.
Reborn in the 80s: Against the Wind
Lin Wan, a modern corporate slave, dies from overwork and wakes up as Lin Xiaoman—a rural girl in 1985 treated as a “dowry tool” by her family. Her father just betrothed her to a 50-year-old bachelor for money, and she’s locked in the woodshed for resisting. With her modern memories, Lin Wan refuses to surrender: she sneaks into the city to sell trending jeans and meets Chen Mo, a veteran who was beaten and disabled in her past life for defending the original Lin Xiaoman. This time, she’s determined to rewrite the tragedy—using “future thinking” to earn her first pot of gold and teaming up with Chen Mo to fight feudal customs. When her patriarchal family causes trouble and competitors sabotage them, can they turn the tide and turn their poor lives into an “80s get-rich idol drama”?
The Rust-Bound Life in Wind
Lin Wan, a 30-year-old vintage restorer, returns to the abandoned Hongfeng Steel Plant (deserted for a decade) because of a rusty factory badge left by her mother. She intended to unravel the past behind the badge, but accidentally gained the ability to hear voices sealed in rust—cries for help from the 1998 rainstorm night, her lover Chen Mo's unsaid last words, and her own buried memories from age 12. However, every time she restores an old item, her lifespan shortens by one day. The only way to break the “rust binding” is to confront the “death truth” she deliberately forgot back then...
The Ultimate Servant Scholar: I Took the Exam for My Young Master
Honest servant Lin Xiaoman, to repay young master Shen Mingyuan’s life-saving grace, bravely takes his place in the imperial exam when Shen falls critically ill right before the test. With his photographic memory, he fights his way to the final palace exam—only to encounter Li Henian, the chief examiner who framed his father and caused his exile and death. Now he must hide his father’s old jade pendant to keep his identity secret while drafting a policy essay that makes the emperor slam the table in admiration. But the hardest choice lies ahead: when “Shen Mingyuan” becomes the new top scholar, should he go back to being Lin Xiaoman—the boy who never even had the right to take the exam?