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Trapped in a wealthy marriage contract, the heroine is treated as property by her controlling husband. Behind his gentle mask lies extreme surveillance and mental manipulation. She pretends to obey while secretly building her strength. Once free, she launches a thorough counterattack and reclaims her destiny.
For three millennia, Leander has sought to resurrect his beloved, murdered by Sebastian. He created three clans—Warriors, Coffin Guardians, and Treasure Seekers—to aid him. But Sebastian's treachery turned them against their master. Now, to save his one true love, Leander must once again manifest in the world.
Wessey, a wolf-less outcast, had her fated mate Alpha Ethan publicly rip their mating contract to pieces! To marry his vicious mistress who claimed to be carrying his heir, Ethan not only condoned the woman forcing lethal poison down Wessey’s throat, but personally kicked the fetus out of her womb before dragging her into the fatal silver-laced water abyss. Completely numb and drained of all will to live, Wessey broke through the seal within her body at the edge of death, awakening the only supreme bloodline to emerge in 500 years — she is the pureblood white wolf princess of the reclusive hidden royal clan! When she puts on her crown and makes a domineering grand return as the Wolf Queen, the mistress’s ugly secret of faked pregnancy and infidelity is laid bare in front of the entire pack: the "heir" she carries is no more than a stray wolf’s illegitimate child! The once insufferably arrogant scumbag Alpha breaks down in hysterical tears, prostrating himself at her throne to bare his belly and fawn for mercy, begging only to become her most humble servant. Wessey lets out a cold sneer and strips him of his wolf spirit on the spot: "Belated submission is cheaper than the mud beneath my feet."
To fulfill an old promise, a powerful cultivator hides his identity and becomes the Jenkins family's live-in son-in-law. For three years, he protects them from the shadows while they mock him as useless. When his duty ends, he walks away. Only then do they realize the nobody they scorned was their only shield.
In a world of living ornaments, nutcracker Leo's gears fail on Christmas Eve. His father Ethan realizes too late. After Leo's death, Ethan sells his collection and opens a workshop for children's ornaments, seeking redemption. He and his wife slowly reconcile, healing through preserving what others still have.
"The story centers on Xiao Qiang, a young man who has taken up his family's traditional trade of catching softshell turtles. One day, he captures a rare century-old turtle from a muddy pond. Despite repeated warnings from Uncle Wang and his own grandmother, who caution that ""ancient turtles possess a spirit and should not be killed recklessly,"" Xiao Qiang dismisses their concerns and proceeds to slaughter and consume the turtle. Shortly after, a series of eerie incidents plague the village: Xiao Qiang’s large dog is found dead at night, turtles in the pond die in large numbers, turtle shells mysteriously vanish and reappear, and strange claw marks and a pungent, sticky fluid are discovered in the yard. Rumors spread among the villagers that Xiao Qiang has offended the ""turtle spirit"" and brought about its revenge. His wife, Xiao Xue, grows increasingly fearful. Uncle Wang repeatedly hints at an impending disaster, while Grandma laments that Xiao Qiang is repeating the mistakes of his great-grandfather. At first, Xiao Qiang refuses to believe in supernatural causes, dismissing the events as mere coincidences or human mischief. He investigates the pond at night and discovers suspicious traces—red liquid, dead turtles entangled in fishing nets—and, while chasing a shadowy figure, finds a key piece of evidence: a pendant. Eventually, Xiao Qiang uncovers the truth—the mysterious ""figure in black"" is none other than Uncle Wang. Uncle Wang confesses that he was not trying to haunt Xiao Qiang but to teach him a lesson, staging the ""supernatural"" events to warn him about protecting the ecological balance. The revelation unfolds: Uncle Wang’s intention was to impart the principle of ""catching the large and releasing the small,"" promoting sustainable hunting to maintain the pond’s ecological balance. Xiao Qiang has a sudden awakening, realizing the dangers of overfishing, and vows to follow this ancestral wisdom and protect natural resources. Through a suspenseful narrative, the script builds layer by layer toward a theme of ecological ethics and intergenerational responsibility, conveying a powerful message: only by respecting nature and following its laws can humanity truly coexist with all living beings."
"Ding Li, a poor laborer working on the docks, unexpectedly encounters a mysterious old man on the verge of death. Before dying, the old man reveals that a treasure hoard worth a nation's wealth is hidden within the Bai Family Manor. Intent on finding it, Ding Li deliberately gets close to Bai Weiwei, the young mistress of the Bai family. After numerous attempts, he successfully becomes her fiancé and is brought back to the manor. Once there, Ding Li spares no effort in searching for the treasure. However, he soon realizes that something is amiss with Yue Ting, the widow of Bai Weiwei's father and Weiwei's stepmother. This young stepmother seems unusually interested in him, hinting and testing him at every turn. Through his own investigations and an old treasure map left by the mysterious old man, Ding Li discovers that the final location marked on the map points to the peony garden in Yue Ting's backyard. Thus, Ding Li also begins to intentionally approach Yue Ting. He manages to obtain some herbal medicine from her that prevents pollen allergies. Under the cover of night, he secretly infiltrates the peony garden, confident of success. But as a golden glint catches his eye, he suddenly hallucinates a man-eating flower swallowing him whole, causing him to faint. He later learns this terrifying vision was a hallucination triggered by a severe pollen allergy. Undeterred, Ding Li continues his quest for the treasure. His growing greed eventually causes Yue Ting to drop her façade and turn against him completely. Finally, Ding Li locates the so-called treasure, only to find it isn't the gold and jewels he desired... but rather, Yue Ting's family heirloom: a secret recipe for curing epidemics. It is revealed that Yue Ting entered the Bai family as the young stepmother to repay a life debt to the late Master Bai, silently guarding the family's assets out of gratitude. This noble intention, however, led to misunderstandings from Bai Weiwei. After uncovering the truth about Yue Ting and with a plague breaking out, Ding Li, Bai Weiwei, and Yue Ting join forces. They use the secret recipe to treat the afflicted, and in the process, the long-held misunderstanding between Weiwei and her stepmother is finally resolved."
After Xia Yushan's car accident, his family heartlessly blamed Stella for everything and forced her to work to pay for his medical expenses. With no way out, Stella had no choice but to take a job at a nightclub, where she unexpectedly met Frank, who fell for her at first sight. That night, under the influence of alcohol, they had an intimate encounter.Later, Stella found out she was pregnant and struggled with whether to keep the baby. However, the temporary peace was shattered by the appearance of Young Master Chen, who harassed and humiliated her. Luckily, Frank arrived in time to save her and took her home to meet his family. To her surprise, the Fu family adored her, which made Zhuang Shuyi jealous. Secretly, Zhuang Shuyi reached out to Stella's family, stirring up trouble.Stella’s mother and brother brutally beat her, leaving her covered in blood. Just as things got worse, Frank showed up, subdued the Xia family, and exposed the truth behind Xia Yushan’s accident—he had been hit by a car while trying to buy a toy for his brother, yet their family deliberately blamed Stella to make her feel guilty. Learning the truth, Stella was completely disillusioned and decided to cut ties with them.Meanwhile, Frank discovered that Zhuang Shuyi was the mastermind behind the trouble and warned her to stay away from Stella. But Zhuang Shuyi’s jealousy only grew stronger. She spread false rumors about Stella on the school’s bulletin board, leading to the school’s decision to expel her. Just as everything seemed hopeless, the school chairman appeared—only then did everyone realize that Stella was actually his fiancée.Still unwilling to give up, Zhuang Shuyi forced Xia Yushan to kidnap Stella, putting her life in danger. Fortunately, Frank arrived in time with reinforcements to rescue her. However, despite being saved, Stella tragically lost her baby—though, in the end, the child survived.After facing life and death together, Frank finally confessed his love for Stella. Moving forward, they faced every challenge hand in hand, growing stronger through the battles. Leaving the darkness of the past behind, they embraced each new day with joy, letting their hard-earned love shine brightly through the years, becoming each other’s warmest home.
On her wedding day, heiress Megan discovers her fiancé, cousin, and best man plotted for two years to steal her $300 million inheritance. She exposes them at the altar and calls the authorities. Justice served, she dedicates her life to fighting fraud, rebuilds, finds true love, and takes control of her future.
Fairy-Tale Kingdom is a paid MMORPG, and Cinderella is a game tester trapped in a free-trial account. When she discovers that the prince is a pay-to-win player and the Fairy Godmother is a game master, she refuses to marry him and exploits system vulnerabilities to rewrite the entire server as her own creation.
Goodbye Jingzhi" is an urban family drama with intense emotional tension, centered around the narrative device of a "deafness and mutism countdown." It tells the story of translator Jingzhi, who stands on the brink of both a health crisis and the collapse of his family, tracing his journey from desperate attempts to salvage his marriage to eventual clear-eyed resolve. Jingzhi and Baiye have been married for seven years and have a young daughter, Xiaoye. Baiye, the CEO of an influencer company, has never fully let go of her first love, Lin Zhixun. After Lin Zhixun returns to the country, Baiye gradually distances herself from her family. During one heated argument, she even hits Jingzhi with her car, causing him to develop psychosomatic deafness and muteness. Doctors inform him that he will completely lose his hearing and speech in just one week. Jingzhi promises his daughter Xiaoye that he will give Baiye one final week. However, during this week, he personally witnesses Baiye and Lin Zhixun behaving intimately in public—at her company, at their daughter's school, and even during a Mother's Day event—humiliating both him and Xiaoye. Baiye forbids Xiaoye from calling her "Mom," while simultaneously showering affection on Lin Zhixun's son, Andy. From initially pleading and trying to win her back, Jingzhi's heart grows increasingly cold. On the very day he loses his hearing and speech completely, he files for divorce, chooses to leave with nothing, and takes Xiaoye with him. Meanwhile, Lin Zhixun's true nature is gradually exposed: he is not only using Baiye's feelings but has also secretly sold company secrets, accumulated gambling debts, and even used Baiye as collateral at a gambling den. It is only after losing Jingzhi that Baiye begins to see clearly, realizing Lin Zhixun's hypocrisy and selfishness—but it is too late. After leaving, Jingzhi receives help from his former student, Qiao Fufu, who is not only the heiress of the Qiao Group but also shares the rare RH-negative blood type, enabling her to save Xiaoye when she urgently needs a blood transfusion. Qiao Fufu has always held deep admiration for Jingzhi. With her support, he undergoes surgery, gradually regains his hearing, and grows closer to her emotionally.
A beloved cobalt-glazed rabbit-head vase from the Yongzheng era was shattered by invaders in 1900. Its soul traveled across a century and was reborn as Ning Le—the ignored legitimate daughter of a modern family, whose place had been stolen by her stepsister. With her new human form, Ning Le awakened a supernatural gift: she could hear the whispers of ancient artifacts and absorb their spiritual energy. No longer the timid girl who endured abuse, she fought back. When her stepsister came to slap her, Ning Le levitated using the room’s antique aura—stunning everyone into silence. She vowed to bring lost national treasures home. With her peerless appraisal skills, she bought a discarded imperial seal for fifty yuan and sold it for half a million. She made a bet with the market’s top picker, then uncovered one priceless relic after another: Wang Xizhi’s brush, the Yongle Encyclopedia, a Tang dynasty flying Apsaras. Her finds exceeded a hundred million yuan. She won, forcing her opponent to kneel, and became a rising star. Returning to her family with a fortune, she exposed her father’s bias and her stepmother’s greed, humiliated her vicious stepsister, and walked away for good. At a high-end auction, she met Gu Shiyan, the king of Haicheng’s antique world. He was captivated by her talent and patriotism. They joined forces, triumphed over conspiracies, and fell in love. His stepbrother and her stepsister plotted to destroy them. Ning Le escaped every trap. She bought a blind box for three hundred million and found three national treasures inside, costing her enemy one point two billion. She cracked open a black-market Buddha head to reveal pure Hetian jade—and refused a fortune to keep it, donating it to the state instead. But fate had other plans. While shielding Gu Shiyan, she was gravely wounded. At the same moment, the original vase was fully restored—and the porcelain soul had to return. They said goodbye on a Ferris wheel. Her soul drifted back into the blue vase. Years later, Gu Shiyan stood before the vase in a museum, tears in his eyes. He spent the rest of his life recovering lost Chinese relics—keeping a promise across life and death, and writing a legend of love and devotion to the nation’s heritage.
