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The Fake Niece’s Real Trap

Successful entrepreneur Li Mo had what seemed a perfect marriage with Su Man. Unbeknownst to him, Su Man had conspired with Chen Feng to seize his fortune. They enlisted young Lin Wei, posing as Su Man’s niece, to stage a false rape accusation against Li Mo. Caught in the act by Su Man and the sheriff, Li Mo was forced to divorce, stripped of all assets, and died unjustly in prison. Reborn with his memories intact, Li Mo is determined to take revenge. Playing oblivious, he outmaneuvers every plot—drugging, seduction, and false accusations—by Su Man and Lin Wei. Recognizing Lin Wei is coerced due to her father’s illness, he secretly relocates her father for treatment, turning her into a key ally. While maintaining appearances with Su Man, Li Mo quietly transfers company assets and piles on debt. He tricks Su Man into stealing the company seal, transferring the hollowed-out, debt-ridden business to her. Meanwhile, he gathers evidence of her affair with Chen Feng, framing, and theft. In a staged “office affair,” Su Man’s plan to accuse Li Mo of assaulting Lin Wei backfires—instead, Chen Feng is exposed assaulting Lin Wei before everyone. Humiliated and cornered, Su Man and Chen Feng face loan sharks and banks demanding payment for the now-bankrupt company. With Lin Wei’s help, Li Mo reports the crimes. Su Man and Chen Feng are arrested for attempted rape, theft, forgery, and more. Li Mo reclaims his fortune, helps Lin Wei and her father start anew, and hires Lin Wei as his assistant—their relationship growing ambiguous. With revenge complete, Li Mo embarks on a fresh chapter in both career and love.

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The Fake Queen Who Seized the Throne

During the Great Xia Dynasty, Su Qingqing, a merchant’s daughter, lost both parents. Her bankrupt uncle forced her to become a wealthy merchant’s concubine. Desperate to escape the arranged marriage, she accidentally charged into the imperial procession of Emperor Xiao He, who was traveling south. Moved by her plight and reminded of his beloved Shen Min’s misfortune, Xiao He saved her. He gave her a personal jade pendant and told her to enter the palace as a maid once her mourning period ended. Yet Su Qingqing misunderstood, convinced the emperor favored her and planned to make her empress. Three years of mourning passed. Su Qingqing brought her best friends Zhao Jiaojiao and Fang Yuanyuan to the palace with the jade pendant. Eunuch Xia recognized the emperor’s personal token and mistakenly took her as the empress the emperor intended to appoint, welcoming her with great deference. Seizing the chance, Su Qingqing pretended to be empress and acted recklessly in the harem. She slapped palace maids, stripped and expelled servants to build an arrogant reputation. Later, she stormed into the Golden Throne Hall, sat on the imperial dragon chair and presided over state affairs. She arbitrarily executed ministers and dismissed loyal officials. She appointed Zhao Jiaojiao Minister of Revenue and Fang Yuanyuan Minister of War, treating the imperial court like a game. When the Crown Prince of Great Liang came to negotiate an alliance, she outrageously ordered the prince to be castrated, publicly tore up the treaty, and declared war on four neighboring kingdoms. Upon hearing the news, Emperor Xiao He was consumed by rage, spat blood and fell into a coma.

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The First Female Top Scholar of Daxia

Shen Keyue, a 22‑year‑old professor from a top university and winner of multiple major scientific awards, loses her life in a deliberately caused laboratory explosion. Her soul travels to the Daxia Dynasty and takes over the body of a frail ten‑year‑old girl, who is about to be sold by her father to a stout woman as a child‑bride. The original girl suffered constant abuse and exploitation from her father Shen Yuan. Deprived of food and warm clothes, she was treated as a worthless burden. After inheriting the girl’s memories, Shen Keyue draws on her bold, unyielding personality from her past life. She bites the slave trader and narrowly escapes. Wandering the streets, she witnesses Zhao Feijiang, son of the provincial governor, bullying helpless children together with a gang of spoiled nobles. She steps in without hesitation, overpowering the group single‑handedly and forcing Zhao Feijiang to pay compensation to the victims. This scene is witnessed by Liu Qing, the governor’s wife. Liu Qing has long been troubled by her son’s unruly behavior. Ten tutors hired before have either gone mad or resigned. Impressed that the young girl can discipline Zhao Feijiang so effectively, she offers Shen Keyue a well‑paid position as her son’s private tutor, with board and lodging included. Eager to save money for the imperial examination, Shen Keyue accepts the offer. Inside the governor’s mansion, she rejects old‑fashioned rigid teaching methods. She adopts modern military‑style training, reward‑and‑punishment rules and fun‑oriented classes to reform Zhao Feijiang and his reckless friends. The once‑lawless youngsters become well‑behaved, yet her methods arouse resentment from Grandmother Zhou, who dotes on her grandson, and the malicious rival Li Ying’er.

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The Five-Dollar Hero: A Veteran's Fight for Justice

"John Chen, a retired army cook, inherits his father’s tiny eatery “Five Dollar Full Meal” in an old neighborhood. For ten years, he sticks to his principle of serving affordable food, often covering tabs for poor locals and migrant workers, while barely scraping by himself. But when his daughter, Emily Chen, is diagnosed with a rare illness requiring $20,000 for treatment, John goes to collect the debts he once allowed on credit. Instead, he’s met with evasion and insults from people like Linda Miller and David Zhao. Worse still, under the manipulation of a shady businessman, Frank Sun, the villagers accuse John of using gutter oil and tainted meat, leading to his arrest by the health bureau. During a public hearing meant to expose corrupt food vendors, the truth comes out: John’s kitchen is spotless, his ingredients top-notch, and hidden among his rice sacks are piles of blood donation receipts—he had been selling his blood to keep the restaurant running. Outrage sweeps the internet, and people rally to his side. Yet the ordeal isn’t over. Linda Miller and others retaliate with online harassment and even intimidate Emily, worsening her condition. At the brink of despair, John’s old comrade and now CEO of GoodTaste Group, Jason Zuo, steps in. He pays Emily’s medical bills and plans to turn John’s humble diner into the cornerstone of a new food street project, sparking disputes over redevelopment. The village chief, George Zhao, conspires with Linda and others to steal John’s compensation money, even tying him up in an outhouse—until Jason discovers him during an inspection. Furious, Jason hands John full control over the redevelopment. But Frank Sun isn’t done scheming. He goads Linda and her gang into faking repayments while secretly recording, later twisting the footage with a sensationalist TV host, Lily Wang, to frame John as an abusive man who bullies villagers. A fresh wave of online outrage erupts, dragging even Jason’s company into scandal. In the final court showdown, lawyer Grace Jiang submits the unedited footage, while Emily bursts in with her own recording of villagers kneeling to repay their debts. The false accusations collapse, the culprits face justice, and John not only regains custody of his daughter but also finds new hope in his budding relationship with Grace. Justice is served at last."

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The Fox Fairy

Today, for Gu An, is undoubtedly the most joyful and significant day of his life. All the villagers gathered together to celebrate his wedding, offering their congratulations. Everyone was praising Gu An's good fortune because he married the village beauty, a girl that even the bravest young men in the village had been unable to pursue for years. However, no one knew that this beautiful village belle was actually hiding an astonishing secret — she was a nine-tailed fox with a thousand years of cultivation. As night fell, Gu An and his bride finally welcomed their wedding night. At this moment that should have been filled with romance and sweetness, something unexpected happened. In a moment of carelessness, the nine-tailed fox accidentally revealed her tail. This was her fatal weakness; once discovered by humans, she would no longer be able to cast her enchantments. However, Gu An did not realize this; he mistook it for a plush toy, excitedly grabbing it and unintentionally disrupting the nine-tailed fox's plan. Due to Gu An's unintentional action, the nine-tailed fox lost her ability to cast enchantments, plunging her into an unprecedented predicament. Gu An, on the other hand, unknowingly gained the upper hand. The next morning, when Gu An woke up from his sleep, he found his wife was no longer by his side, leaving only a brief message before disappearing like the wind. Gu An yawned, preparing to start a new day. But just at that moment, he felt a sudden gust of wind sweeping through the entire room, even the tightly closed windows were violently blown open. He rubbed his eyes, trying to figure out what had happened. However, when he opened his eyes, he was astonished to find that he could see scenes from a thousand miles away. It turned out that in that accidental contact with the nine-tailed fox, he had unknowingly gained her divine power. All of this was both shocking and unbelievable to Gu An. His life would no longer be ordinary; how he would adapt to this sudden power and how he would face the loss of his wife was full of unknowns. And this once ordinary village, due to the existence of the nine-tailed fox and the divine power gained by Gu An, was destined to undergo earth-shattering changes.

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The Fox's Curse

In Hujialing Village, 60-year-old Li Dachun’s obsessive need for a male heir consumes him. His son, Li Tieshan, possesses the mind of a child, dashing Dachun’s dreams of a grandson. Desperate, he clings to the promises of a local spiritual medium (a shaman-like figure), ignoring villagers’ warnings. Blinded by envy over his own childlessness, the medium exploits Dachun’s desperation, weaving a cruel trap: kill the sacred white fox guardian of the village, mix its blood with his own, and force his daughter-in-law, Cui Lian, to drink it to bear a son. Defying all warnings of terrible retribution from villagers like Zhang Mazi and Zhu Dadan, the obsessed Dachun hunts the fox. Eerie green lights and phantom cries of a boy in the woods only strengthen his delusion of divine signs. He brutally slaughters the sacred fox. As blood spills, centipedes and black snakes swarm the courtyard – a harbinger of doom. Consumed by his mission, Dachun blends the bloods, even self-harming to replenish the mixture when threatened. Then, the haunting begins: ritual paper offerings turn to ash; identical animal bite marks appear on Cui Lian and Tieshan; a persistent fox stench chokes the air; the simple-minded Tieniu warns of a “furry shadow”; and Dachun is tormented by phantom wails and mocking whispers of “carrying on horror, not heritage” (“传宗接诡”). Haunted by nightmares and spectral foxes, he’s lured into the forbidden Valley of Venom, oblivious to the layers of deception ensnaring him. On Cui Lian’s labor day, Dachun forces the blood-wine down her throat against the midwife’s pleas, causing her to hemorrhage. Racing to the medium for help, Dachun stumbles upon proof of the fraud: stashes of fox blood and self-igniting talismans. Betrayal crashes down. Simultaneously, the medium storms the Li home, intent on seizing the “fertile” Cui Lian to break his own family’s curse. Amidst despair, the “dim-witted” Tieshan reveals a shocking truth: his disability was a ruse. Aware of his father’s madness and the medium’s evil, Tieshan and Cui Lian orchestrated the supernatural hauntings – hiring actors as vengeful fox spirits – to expose the lies and punish the wicked. The midwife confirms: the childless medium, driven by malicious envy, had long deceived villagers with false “blessings,” ruining families for profit. Confronted, the medium’s conspiracy unravels. Dachun, faced with his monstrous actions – killing the guardian spirit, torturing Cui Lian, surrendering to obsession – experiences shattering remorse. He sees the longed-for “grandson” was merely a deadly lure, a victim of his own delusion. As the dust settles, a white fox’s gaze lingers at the crossroads, a silent witness closing the chapter on this folly born of obsession. The true legacy, the story whispers, lies not in blood, but in clarity of mind and the courage to choose kindness.

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The Game of Marriage

The happy family of three is shattered when the female lead accidentally discovers her husband's infidelity, leading to his eventual departure without a penny. Throughout the process, the female lead shows both courage and cleverness. After learning about the affair, she plans to drain the company's assets and escape abroad with the mistress, but she intervenes in time to prevent it. Ultimately, she safeguards the L Group, takes over the company, becomes one of the top ten female entrepreneurs, and enjoys life with her daughter.

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The Gangster’s Captive: His Wife Strikes Back

Xu Yunchu, the daughter of Shanghai's Chamber of Commerce president, was betrayed in her past life by her ""true love,"" Chu Ruoxun, and her best friend, Su Huairu. After they murdered her and her father, she realized too late that the ruthless underworld tycoon Gu Huaijin had loved her all along—avenging her death before taking his own life. Reborn at age 18, Yunchu is determined to rewrite fate. This time, when Gu Huaijin—wounded and fleeing enemies—stumbles into her bedroom, she welcomes him instead of fleeing. Together, they infiltrate the Chu family, reclaiming her stolen inheritance and uncovering proof of Ruoxun’s treasonous dealings with foreign invaders. At their engagement banquet, Yunchu publicly humiliates Ruoxun, exposing his collaboration with Japanese forces. Just as Ruoxun tries to kill her, Gu Huaijin arrives, crippling Ruoxun and tossing him onto the streets to beg. But victory comes at a cost—Huaijin, still distrustful of Yunchu’s sudden affection, locks her in his mansion. Meanwhile, Su Huairu, enraged by Yunchu’s engagement to Huaijin, attempts to seduce him—only to end up in his torture chamber. Through interrogation, Yunchu learns of Ruoxun’s new scheme: posing as a merchant named ""Qinglong"" to broker a deal between the Japanese and traitorous bankers. At a high-stakes trade conference, Yunchu outsmarts Ruoxun by revealing herself as the real Qinglong, backed by a warlord’s testimony. Ruoxun’s Japanese ally, Zhongcun Xiongrui, executes him to curry favor with Yunchu—but when she refuses his opium trade offer, he kidnaps her father. Though Huaijin rescues her father and burns Zhongcun’s opium stash, the villain frames Huaijin for her father’s murder. Yunchu pretends to fall for the deception, luring Zhongcun into a trap where she and Huaijin turn the tables, handing him over to anti-Japanese forces. In the end, Yunchu and Huaijin shed all misunderstandings, their love and vengeance both fulfilled.

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The geese return in spring

Over a decade ago, young Lin Yan was targeted by manager Liang Wu'd because her father had gone to collect wages for the villagers at a mine. Liang Wu'd held a grudge against her father, Lin Guo'an, and as a result, he was beaten into a disability. Her mother had to take her and her father to seek medical treatment alone. However, Lin Yan accidentally got into a car accident and lost her memory. Fortunately, she was adopted by the Jin family of the Jinling Group and renamed Jin Yanran. She grew up with Jin Xushu, the president of the Jinling Group, as her childhood sweetheart, and the two had a deep affection for each other. However, she never forgot her hometown or her parents and set out to find them, as well as to resolve a complaint about one of the group's mines. Jin Yanran arrived in Lin Village, where it just so happened that her original home was located, and the complaint letter was written by her mother. Lin Guo'an and his wife had never given up searching for her. For many years, Lin Yan's parents have been subjected to bullying by Liang Wu, who tried to get them to sign a waiver to escape liability. When Jian Yuran arrived, they saw hope. Jian Yuran is straightforward and just, and she wants to teach Liang Wu and his gang a lesson. After a series of conflicts, Jian Yuran finally reconnected with her struggling parents and helped them lead a better life. She also brought new hope to the mountain village. When everything was going well, however, the ignorant grandfather demanded that Jane Yulan marry a fool. Jane Yulan saw through her grandfather's true nature and, with her own abilities, successfully struck at the feudal system, making her grandfather and others regret their actions. She also allowed her parents to hold their heads high and gave hope to girls in the mountain villages who were under oppression. Determined to be an ethical business and an ethical person, she wanted to help the children of the mountains leave the mountains and bring knowledge and the power of the new era to rural areas. In the end, each little girl had a brighter future, and Jane Yulan also found her own happiness and the goal for her life's work.

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The Genuine Rich Daughter

The world's richest heiress, Chen Yue (the female protagonist), left home in a fit of anger seven years ago when her father remarried and eloped, only to be jilted by the male protagonist. In her deep sorrow, she let Gu Jiancheng, a man who rose from poverty, take advantage of her vulnerability and thus married him. In the Gu family, she had a low status and suffered all kinds of humiliations, but she strictly adhered to her duties as a wife and endured everything. Finally, under the pressure of her husband's blatant infidelity and her mother-in-law's decision to sell her own daughter, she completely exploded.

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The Ghost Order

At two o’clock in the early morning, delivery man Chen Dong receives a forced system order: deliver stir-fried rice noodles to Room 404 in an abandoned building. The building is gloomy and dim, with flickering corridor lights. Terrified, he finishes the delivery. A pale, icy hand stretches out from the room to take the food. After he leaves, he finds the payment has turned into joss paper, and the ordering number is no longer in service. The restaurant owner tells him this customer has paid with ghost money for three straight days, and orders Chen Dong to get the money back. When Chen Dong returns, he sees all previous deliveries piled untouched outside Room 404. A neighbor informs him that no one has lived in 404 for a long time. Chen Dong tries to flee, only to be trapped in a loop, repeatedly walking back to the door of Room 404. He accidentally watches a news report and learns a whole family was murdered in Room 404. The description of the victim matches the person who took his food, filling him with sheer horror. He tries to avoid the place, but his mother falls seriously ill and requires expensive surgery. Driven by desperation, he accepts high pay from his boss and heads to 404 again. Horrifying incidents follow: lost phone signal, broken flashlight, and a strange eye staring back at him through the peephole. Any money he marks still turns into joss paper. Desperate to raise funds, Chen Dong starts investigating. When he questions the neighbor, he spots a mole on the person’s hand matching the deceased victim, and the neighbor hints the customer is not human. Soon after, a shadow figure wielding a hammer chases him. While hiding, Chen Dong finds a note. It reveals the man of Room 404 was addicted to video games. His parents were robbed and killed, and he starved to death eventually. Shortly afterwards, Chen Dong is knocked unconscious and tied up inside Room 404. The neighbor reveals himself as the one placing the orders and prepares to kill him. Just then, the restaurant owner arrives with tableware. Chen Dong breaks free and flees with the boss, only to find the building gates locked. They hide in the neighbor’s house and piece together the truth: the “ghost food orders” are an elaborate hoax. Someone fakes supernatural phenomena to drive residents away and cover up crimes, and there are two culprits in total. A fight breaks out with the criminals. At the critical moment, police arrive and solve the case. Chen Dong receives a cash reward of ten thousand yuan, enough to cover his mother’s medical fees. But as night falls, the delivery system pushes another forced order to Room 404. The eerie occurrences are far from over.

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The God of Medicine

Li Yong developed a new drug to treat lung cancer in order to help patients. However, the patients were manipulated by Fang Xiong, the owner of Fang Xiong Pharmaceuticals, who accused Li Yong of selling fake drugs and took him to court. Fang Xiong offered Li Yong a deal: if he handed over the formula, the patients would drop the lawsuit. Li Yong firmly rejected the offer. In court, Li Yong’s formula was recognized by an esteemed professor, and he also presented evidence that Fang Xiong had bribed the patients. As a result, Li Yong was acquitted. Just as he left the courthouse, Kim Ji-hyo, the CEO of the world's largest pharmaceutical company, Novo Pharmaceuticals, approached him. Li Yong eventually sold the formula to Kim Ji-hyo for 50 billion and a pharmaceutical research facility. During a dinner with Kim Ji-hyo, Li Yong revealed that he was about to develop a new drug. Meanwhile, Fang Xiong, having copied Li Yong’s drug, created his own version and used patients as test subjects. Li Yong exposed the potential safety risks of Fang Xiong’s drug. Fang Xiong instructed the patients to cause a scene with Li Yong, but unexpectedly, the patients started fainting during the protest. Eventually, Fang Xiong's drug was proven to be problematic. Li Yong used 10 billion to short-sell Fang Xiong's company’s stock, causing Fang Xiong's company to go bankrupt, and Fang Xiong himself became a fugitive wanted by the police. Because Li Yong sold the drug to a foreign pharmaceutical company and did not help the former patients, he faced severe online backlash. This led to an invitation from Fruit TV, where he was again pressed on the issue. Li Yong finally revealed that his second cancer drug was about to hit the market. Upon hearing this, Novo Pharmaceuticals immediately flew to Jiangcheng, offering 100 billion at a press conference to acquire the formula. However, Li Yong rejected the offer. He decided to price the drug at 2,000 yuan per box, with half covered by medical insurance, ensuring that every person in Great Xia could afford it.

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