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Divorce to Frontline:A Woman Reborn

"Paisley Jenkins, a war correspondent, gave up her career to become a housewife after getting married and having a child. Ten years later, her husband, Lucas, gifts Paisley’s late mother’s camera to his ""little sister,"" Sophia. Paisley discovers Lucas and Sophia’s ambiguous relationship, and their daughter, Anna, idolizes Sophia. Heartbroken, Paisley applies to return to the warzone. Her news director warns her, ""War correspondents must stay until the conflict ends""—implying she might not come back alive. Paisley files for divorce, but Lucas dismisses it. When Anna calls Sophia ""Mom"" during a livestream, Paisley is devastated. Sophia, who claims to be traveling the world, is actually living off a wealthy man. She steals Paisley’s treasured war photos and posts them online as her own work. Paisley exposes Sophia publicly, but Anna and Lucas accuse her of lying. Later, while covering a street assault, Paisley’s live broadcast reveals her true identity as a war journalist—shocking Anna, who never understood her mother’s past. Sophia mocks Paisley, calling her a ""wannabe internet celebrity."" Paisley discovers Sophia has signed a lucrative photography deal using her stolen photos and reports her to the police. When authorities arrest Sophia for stealing classified war images, Lucas and Anna are stunned. Paisley demands a divorce, but Lucas tears up the papers. That night, her director orders her to deploy to a warzone immediately. At the airport, Paisley cuts ties with her family—Lucas kneels, begging her to stay, but she leaves. While Paisley is gone, Anna falls ill with a high fever, and Lucas realizes how much Paisley did for them. Meanwhile, Sophia—now desperate for money—takes Anna to a KTV bar to entertain clients. When a drunk man nearly assaults Anna, Lucas rescues her and finally cuts Sophia off for good. In the end, Lucas quits his hospital job and follows Paisley to the warzone, becoming a battlefield doctor. He begs for forgiveness, but Paisley, now fully committed to her mission, chooses to let go of the past—reporting on the war with unwavering resolve. "

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Don't Be Afraid, Honey—Your Husband Once Ruled the World

Ten years ago, Prince Pei Jue (Duke of Qin) and Bai Ling'er, daughter of the Grand Chancellor, fell in love on the battlefield. Three years later, Ling'er died saving Pei Jue, revealing on her deathbed that they had a daughter—Xiao Yueya—lost to the world. The grief-stricken prince abandoned his title to search for her. Meanwhile, Ling'er's ambitious younger sister, Bai Yao, also sought the child, both to uncover her sister's mysterious death and to secure her family's power. Fate intervenes when Bai Yao and Xiao Yueya, pursued by assassins, are saved by Pei Jue. A broken jade pendant proves the girl's identity. To protect his daughter and investigate Ling'er's murder, Pei Jue enters the Bai household as a ""bodyguard,"" entering a marriage of convenience with Bai Yao. Upon returning to his estate, Pei Jue finds his family usurped. When his grandmother takes her own life to spare him political strife, he severs all ties to his past and fully commits to the Bai family. But danger lurks within: Bai Ce, Yao's cousin, conspires with outsiders to discredit her and Xiao Yueya, aiming to seize control of the Bai clan. Each scheme is thwarted by Pei Jue’s cunning. The true mastermind emerges—Marquis Shen Qingshan, who once orchestrated the attack on Pei Jue and now plots with foreign forces to overthrow the dynasty. He manipulates disgraced scholar Wang Zi'an and Bai Ce to sabotage Bai Yao's leadership of the Tianji Pavilion’s machinery division, all while his sister, the empress, poisons the emperor and invites invaders across the border. In a final gambit, Shen orders Wang Zi'an to kidnap Bai Yao, demanding Pei Jue’s suicide. But fate defies him: though the emperor falls, Pei Jue survives. News of the undefeated ""Ghost of the Battlefield"" terrifies the invaders into surrender. With the conspiracy crushed, Pei Jue executes Shen—and at last, the phoenix rises from the ashes.

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Don’t Dilly-Dally, General. Your Meal Will Get Cold.

General Fu Chongzheng spent his whole life guarding the frontier in ancient times. Within seven years, his parents, elder brother and all his soldiers perished at the border city. Though he fought tooth and nail and won the war, what awaited him was not imperial rewards, but an imperial edict ordering his death. Ten assassins ambushed him in the snow. A sword pierced his chest. As he collapsed on the stone steps, blood touched his jade pendant, which flashed with white light and transported him to the foot of a mountain in Daoxiang Village, a modern rural hamlet. Grandma Li and villagers found him while gathering herbs in the mountains and brought him home to nurse him back to health. When Fu Chongzheng woke up, everything felt alien to him: electric fans, lighters, refrigerators, electric scooters, cola and popsicles — every novelty amazed him. He could not get used to wearing short sleeves and shorts, deeming them “indecent”. When he tasted cola, he remarked that “this water bites”. The first time he tried a popsicle, Grandma Li peeled off the wrapper and put it into his mouth. Grandma Li lived alone; her son sacrificed his life saving others. Warm and gentle, she treated Fu Chongzheng like her own grandson. Xia Qihe was a young returnee building up the village, straightforward and kind to everyone. Zhou Daguang, a peer of Fu Chongzheng, was simple and honest. He took Fu Chongzheng to catch grasshoppers, fish, sing and go to village fairs, healing his deep trauma with plain, simple joys. Fu Chongzheng, who once longed for death, was gradually warmed by their kindness. He planned to slip away secretly since he had no legal identity, but Grandma Li and Xia Qihe chased him up the mountain. Grandma Li told him: “Call me Grandma, and you are my own grandson.” He settled his household registration in the village and took Grandma Li as his adoptive grandmother. It was his first birthday celebration, first paycheck, and the very first time he had a real “home”.

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Don't Mess With the "Dumb" Genius

Xia Youmei, an eighteen-year-old born prodigy, boasts an IQ of 220. She claimed top honors in every exam growing up and was admitted to Shengjing No.1 High School as the province's top-ranked student. Her biological father Xia Jianguo had an affair with Zhang Xiaoli, the owner of a beauty salon. Favoring Zhang Xiaoli's daughter Xia Zhenzhen, he turned a blind eye when Zhang Xiaoli transferred all of Xia Youmei's life-saving medical funds. Delayed treatment for a high fever left Xia Youmei appearing mentally impaired. Her mother Qin Wan, a kind and resilient woman, scraped by collecting trash to raise her daughter, and the two endured relentless bullying from school staff, classmates, Xia Zhenzhen, and Zhang Xiaoli.

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Double-Sided Glass

Lin Wei silently supports her husband Chen Mozhe’s career using her family’s resources, only to discover through a crack in the office door that he is having an affair with Su Na, who disguises herself as a distant elderly aunt in her sixties. Heartbroken by Chen Mozhe’s betrayal, Lin Wei resolves to take revenge. She first replaces the one-way office glass with two-way glass, then prepares handcuffs and aphrodisiacs, luring the pair to a meeting. Inviting shareholders and reporters, she watches as Chen Mozhe and Su Na, under the influence of the drugs and locked together by handcuffs, expose their secret in a panicked frenzy. Su Na’s fake identity as the elderly aunt is repeatedly questioned, but she manages to bluff her way through. Lin Wei tightens the noose, revealing evidence such as sex toys and ambiguous notes, arousing growing suspicion among the attendees. To prove his innocence, Chen Mozhe falsely claims to have a venereal disease, but Lin Wei forcibly takes him to the hospital for examination. As the plot unfolds, Chen Mozhe’s parents intervene, accidentally exposing Su Na as the mistress. Su Na claims to be pregnant, but Lin Wei shatters the lie. Ultimately, under Lin Wei’s scheme, Chen Mozhe is castrated, Su Na’s child (fathered by Chen Mozhe) is aborted, and Lin Wei exposes Chen Mozhe’s embezzlement of public funds and gambling debts. He is stripped of his position and held legally accountable, while debt collectors take away his parents. All traitors meet a miserable end, and Lin Wei successfully reclaims everything that once belonged to her.

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Dragon Emperor

The male protagonist, searching for his childhood first love, works at a KTV based on a Taoist’s advice. He then meets the female protagonist, who is seeking someone to help her escape an arranged marriage. After noticing him, she starts his journey of protecting her.

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Dragon's Wrath

"Chen Ping, the young master of the wealthy Chen family in the imperial capital, hides his identity and works as a salesperson at the Lin Group. He spends his days slacking off and playing games, consistently ranking at the bottom in performance without a care. Lin Yuqing, the CEO of the Lin Group, is pressured by her father to marry. In desperation, she takes a liking to the strikingly handsome Chen Ping and offers to exempt him from performance requirements in exchange for posing as her boyfriend at her father’s 60th birthday banquet. At the banquet, Chen Ping’s casual attire stands out awkwardly, drawing ridicule from Lin’s elders and brothers-in-law. He presents an invaluable ancient pottery jar from the Shang Dynasty, only to be mocked as a “dung digger” by Lin Yuqing’s eldest sister, her husband, second sister, and her husband. However, when Wu Tiansheng arrives and reveals the jar’s true worth, the crowd is stunned, and Chen Ping helps Lin Yuqing turn the situation around. He then effortlessly secures ten invitations to the exclusive Dragon King’s Banquet with a single phone call, revealing his extraordinary capabilities. Though those present remain skeptical and continue to belittle him, he leaves Lin Yuqing questioning his true identity. At the invitation of Ma Tianrui, one of Lin Yuqing’s suitors, Chen Ping outperforms him with a hole-in-one on the golf course. He impresses everyone by fluently ordering in French at a high-end restaurant and accurately diagnosing Ma Tianrui’s hidden ailment—excessive indulgence. He even contributes a long-lost ancient recipe, helping the Lin Group launch a blockbuster beauty product, gradually shattering his “good-for-nothing” image. At an art exhibition, he exposes a fake tycoon, and at a product launch, he fiercely confronts a journalist from an island nation, showcasing his commanding presence. When the Lin Group’s formula is stolen, Chen Ping reveals his formidable martial arts skills as the “Dragon King,” rooting out internal traitors and thwarting a conspiracy by island nation samurai. Finally, at the Dragon King’s Banquet, he unveils his true identity—the heir of the imperial Chen family and the King of the Western Dark World, the Dragon King. After numerous trials, Chen Ping confesses his feelings to Lin Yuqing. What began as a temporary boyfriend arrangement evolves into a genuine bond, and the two become engaged in the presence of their loved ones. "

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Dream of Great Zhao

At the fall of the Great Zhao dynasty, rebels stormed the palace. Princess Zhaoluan watched her parents die at the hands of her beloved’s father. She swore a blood oath never to see Li Chengqian again, then leaped from the city wall to her death. He caught only her sachet, and buried his love with it. Ten years later, Li Chengqian is emperor. Zhaoluan, rescued but amnesiac, lives as a scullery maid named Aluan. One night, a drunken encounter with the emperor marks her as the only woman who can ease his strange affliction. She flees at dawn. He searches the entire harem for the woman with a rose-shaped birthmark. Her protector, Palace Mistress Zhao, hides the mark and her identity. The emperor, haunted by her resemblance to Zhaoluan, forces her to stay as his concubine—loving her as a shadow, tormenting her as a ghost. He has her tongue poisoned for playing an old song, and molds her into the dead princess. When Palace Mistress Zhao is executed for helping her escape, Zhaoluan’s memories return in a flood of horror: she is the princess, and he is the enemy. Now she plays a new role—the vengeful survivor. She poisons her tormentors, outlasts palace conspiracies, and watches her long-lost sister die in her arms. In the final storm, Li Chengqian takes a fatal poison to save her. On his deathbed, he gives her the throne. She becomes the first empress of a restored Great Zhao. She finds a healer to save him. And she chooses, at last, to lay down the hatred and walk beside him—not as enemies, but as rulers of a kingdom reborn from ashes.

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Dual Secret Identities: We Were Meant to Be

At 23, Lin Xiyan is the sole heir of the hidden wealthy Lin family in Qingcheng. Her parents died in a car accident years ago, leaving her to raise her twin younger brothers alone. To evade villains coveting her family fortune, she conceals her identity and lives a low‑key life selling vegetables at a street stall. An arranged marriage was long ago set between the Lin family and the top‑tier Murong clan, yet Lin Xiyan keeps avoiding it, unwilling to enter a marriage by alliance. Twenty‑five‑year‑old Murong Xiao, the powerful CEO of Murong Group, strongly resents the family‑arranged betrothal. He longs for a genuine partner who does not chase wealth. One day, Lin Xiyan is harassed by Wei Chen, a tormentor from her high‑school days, while running her stall. Murong Xiao steps in to rescue her and is immediately drawn to her unyielding dignity. He proposes to her on the spot, only to be turned down. Later, pestered by her twin brothers to get married, Lin Xiyan reluctantly attends a high‑school reunion. Bai Lian, Wang Zinong and Wei Chen humiliate her for selling vegetables, spread lewd rumors about her, and frame her for stealing an expensive bracelet. At the critical moment, Murong Xiao shows up. He pulls surveillance footage to expose Bai Lian’s frame‑up. The two get married in a flash civil ceremony. Both deliberately hide their true backgrounds: Lin Xiyan claims she is just an ordinary street‑vendor girl, while Murong Xiao pretends to be merely a CEO assistant.

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Earth Immortal as a Live‑in Son‑in‑Law

Yu Kun, who has achieved the realm of Earthly Immortal, bids farewell to his master and comes down from the mountain. Full of joy, he prepares to marry his long‑time girlfriend Liu Yan. Yet upon their reunion, he is publicly betrayed. Liu Yan attaches herself to the rich heir Zhang Tian. She slaps Yu Kun and humiliates him in public, while Zhang Tian flaunts money to trample upon his dignity. Just when Yu Kun is caught in utter embarrassment, Ye Qinxue, CEO of the Ye Group, arrives by car. She openly offers to take Yu Kun as her boyfriend to escape an arranged marriage imposed by her family. Ye Qinxue brings Yu Kun back to the Ye household. All family members resist the mysterious outsider. Her second elder sister Ye Qingyan repeatedly tests Yu Kun’s capabilities. At that time, Mr. Ye is poisoned by an incurable toxin, which even masters from the Immortal‑Martial Sect cannot cure. Drawing power from The Immortal Emperor Scripture, Yu Kun casts immortal arts. He neutralizes the deadly poison and cures his long‑term heart disease, completely changing the Ye family’s attitude toward him. Later, Ye Qingyan forces Yu Kun to attend the Alchemy Convention. Though he has no alchemy experience, his immortal eyes perceive the true nature of medicinal herbs. He unexpectedly refines the legendary Flawless Ninth‑Grade Divine Pill and rises to instant fame across the immortal‑martial realm. Zhao Hui, young master of the Zhao Clan, harbors resentment after Ye Qinxue rejects his marriage proposal. He sends waves of assassins and thugs to ambush Yu Kun, only for all schemes to be foiled effortlessly. Yu Kun chances upon a black jade ring left by his master and unlocks his identity as the chairman of the Heavenly Dragon Chamber of Commerce. He suppresses traitors inside the guild who collude with foreign forces. At the Ancient Martial Arts Tournament, Zhao Hui rallies warriors from five major clans and reclusive guardians to besiege the Ye family. He even conspires with hostile overseas factions to set up the Demon‑Devouring Formation, plotting to massacre everyone present. Single‑handedly, Yu Kun defeats all powerful foes and exposes their identities as foreign spies.

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Echoes of the Cursed Woods

The story follows young Qiang Sheng, whose father is injured by a mysterious beast while hunting in the mountains. Soon after, livestock in the village are attacked, and even the village chief falls victim, spreading panic with rumors of a ""monster in the hills."" Qiang Sheng and his sister Xiu Ying venture deep into the forest to investigate, repeatedly encountering the enigmatic beast and its pack of wolves. Yet they notice strange behavior—the beast harms but never kills, as if deliberately driving humans away. Clues like green blood and animal hide fragments lead Qiang Sheng to suspect this is no ordinary creature but one controlled by someone. After tracking and ambushing the beast, they unmask it—revealing Feng Lin, the son of a hunter presumed dead three years prior. Feng Lin explains that his father, who died after killing a mother wolf protecting her cubs, repented on his deathbed, urging him to ""never hunt again."" To protect the mountains and stop villagers from overhunting, Feng Lin disguised himself as a beast, using fear to deter them while coexisting with the wolves. When the truth comes to light, Qiang Sheng supports Feng Lin’s mission. They convince the village chief to establish hunting restrictions. Feng Lin emerges as the forest’s guardian, and the story ends at dawn with him standing alongside the wolves—a symbol of harmony between humans and nature. Through suspense and twists, the tale blends rural mystique with a profound message about ecological balance and respect for life.

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Eight-Year-Old Great-Grandfather

Chen Jun appears to be an 8-year-old child but is actually a 798-year-old immortal, skilled in longevity arts and magic. As the highest-ranking elder of the Chen family, he lives in seclusion with a childlike appearance, secretly protecting his descendants. Despite his youthful looks, Chen Jun is revered as the family patriarch. He demonstrates extraordinary authority during clan events and business affairs—such as distributing ceremonial pork, auctioning antiques, and resolving corporate crises—which shocks outsiders and raises doubts about his true identity. Conflicts arise when outsiders (like schoolteachers or business rivals) underestimate him due to his appearance, only to be awed by his powers or the influence of his family. Insisting on attending kindergarten, Chen Jun interacts with teacher Xia Yuezhi, experiencing modern education from a “great-grandfather” perspective. These scenes blend humor and warmth—for example, pretending to fall so the teacher carries him, or using a kids’ watch to ask for leave. The Chen family upholds traditional seniority rules even in modern business settings (investments, auctions), creating comedic contrast—such as a billionaire calling him “good grandson” or celebrities kneeling before him. Antagonists (like the Li Village chief or business rival Xiao Jie) try to exploit Chen Jun’s secret or stir family conflict for gain. Chen Jun fights back using magic and family influence—setting traps for thieves, saving Yingge Gaming from crisis, and settling disputes over the ancestral hall. In a key arc, the Xiao family identifies Chen Jun as their ancestor through their genealogy and a heirloom jade. Xiao Jie switches from rivalry to loyalty. Centered around the ancestral hall, the story highlights family bonds through rituals, repairs, and worship—showing respect and unity among members, from billionaires to villagers. Through Chen Jun’s perspective, the series conveys themes such as: “Seniority is not a constraint but a foundation for mutual support,” and “Wealth and status stem from family heritage.