

Pressured into marriage by the manager of the shoe shop where she works, Lin Jiajia weds a single father of twins on the rebound from his own divorce and braces for a quiet, unremarkable life. Her new husband turns out to be the richest man in the city, and the wealth is not the only thing he has been keeping from her.

An Chu Xia and Han Qi Lu have a lot ups and downs in their relationship but end up getting engaged. A crisis hits the engaged couple on that day which later causes Qi Lu to lose his memory so he can’t remember his fiancée. What will Chu Xia do when her husband can't remember her?

Wang Cuihua, an ordinary office worker, is thrust into a novel as a doomed villainess. To change her fate, she teams up with a tyrant, who is also a fellow transmigrator. Together, they fight to survive against the story’s original heroine and scheming male lead.

Ten years after surviving the massacre of his clan, Shen Song, now a humble chef, is drawn back into his quest for justice when a festival fire uncovers hidden remains. Appointed as the emperor’s civilian investigator, he tackles a series of strange cases, uncovering conspiracies tied to his family’s tragic past.

College girl Sang Lu transmigrates into a novel's cannon-fodder villainess. Originally despising her mute CEO husband, she died miserably. But Sang Lu vows to change fate—cherishing marriage, career, and family. Her warmth touches her husband, bridging their hearts, leading to love and success.


A medical intern finds herself trapped in a virtual reality game as a woman pursued by four captivating princes, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy.

Set in the Chinese Republican era, it revolves around a group of unorthodox people with special skills, who set out to investigate mysterious and supernatural incidents.

Song Yaozhi, a modern public relations workhorse who died suddenly from overwork, was reborn as the eldest daughter of the prime minister. Initially intending to annul her marriage and return home to live a carefree life as a "lazy salted fish," she accidentally became bound to the tyrannical emperor by a life-and-death curse. Song Yaozhi captivated the tyrant with her wit, while he protected her with his domineering strength. As their interactions deepened, their mutual affection blossomed. Eventually, Song Yaozhi successfully annulled her marriage and broke the life-and-death curse together with the tyrant.


The thing Shen Qing Li regretted most was probably that she asked the man she had a crush on for eight years to pay her after a one-night stand. From then on, Gu Heng became addicted to her, lingering with her at night and acting like a stranger during the day. When Gu Heng's marriage was confirmed, she drew a line between them. She thought they would part ways amicably, but she was taken back home by the man. The old grudges and grievances, the Gu family in Beijing, turned upside down overnight. The man sent Shen Qing Li away with injuries, but he frequently appeared to save Shen Qing Li from danger. She thought she was a plaything, dispensable. Little did she know that he had already fallen madly in love with her and was addicted to her.


