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After moving to a new city, Tao Ling — a woman living alone — is plagued by a series of eerie incidents. Ugly photos of her are posted on her social media. She receives a delivery of rotting dead fish. A stranger asks to borrow a light late at night. Her pet turtle is scalded to death. Her private clothes are listed for sale online. And worst of all — hidden cameras are found in her home, and her smart devices are being remotely controlled. Behind all these horrors is a man wearing many masks. He disguises himself as a delivery driver, a security guard, a neighbor named Zhou Mu, and even a community psychiatrist — all to get close to Tao Ling. He closes in relentlessly, pushing her into fear and self-doubt. To make things worse, her college best friend Xiaoya — the one person she trusted — reunites with her, only to team up with this man and push her to the edge. As Tao Ling digs deeper, she discovers the root of all this terror traces back to the death of Zhou Cheng — a college classmate who once had a crush on her. Back then, hoping to set Xiaoya up with Zhou Cheng, Tao Ling approached him. But he misunderstood her kindness and confessed his love. To protect her friend's feelings, Tao Ling turned him down. Soon after, Zhou Cheng died in a late-night cycling accident. Xiaoya dropped out and disappeared. Tao Ling never knew her rejection had indirectly led to the tragedy. Consumed by revenge, Xiaoya tries to push Tao Ling off a rooftop. Zhou Mu watches his plan unfold — and then turns to eliminate Xiaoya, the last witness. He never planned to leave anyone alive.

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Your Love is a Lie

After dozens of IVF procedures, Jane Yan finally conceives and prepares to share the news with her husband Sean Xu, the hospital director. But Evan Xuan—Sean's childhood sweetheart Jenny Zheng's son—knocks Jane over with his scooter. Sean not only sides with the 6-year-old, but under Jenny's manipulation, accuses Jane of faking pain to spite the child. He takes Evan to the hospital while Jane is sent by a stranger. Despite her unstable pregnancy needing top care, Sean abuses his power to divert Dr. Zhou to treat Evan. Jane pleads with Dr. Zhou, revealing her identity as the director's wife, but is dismissed as desperate. When she confronts Sean, Jenny interrupts, and Jane miscarries. Only then does Sean suspect her pregnancy—but he mistakes another patient for Jane in the ward. Devastated, Jane demands a divorce. Sean dismisses her until guilt prompts an apology. They plan to buy clothes for a memorial, but Sean breaks his promise to accompany Jane—instead shopping with Jenny and Evan. When Jane picks an outfit, Evan snatches it for his dog. Sean again sides with the child, and the garment tears. Jane slaps all three, exposing Sean's infidelity publicly before leaving her ring behind. Sean reminisces about their love and seeks reconciliation, but Evan's near-accident distracts him. Jane builds the memorial alone. At the park, Sean brings Evan and Jenny, provoking Jane's rage. Evan vandalizes the memorial, and Jane collapses after pushing him. Hospitalized, Jane insists on divorce. Sean refuses, even swearing loyalty in front of Jenny and Evan. At a grand press conference, he claims infertility to win Jane back—only for her to expose how he caused their child's death. Sean turns gray overnight. Three years later, he lives alone while Jane remarries and has two children.

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Your Majesty, I Cannot Be Your Consort

Jun Yehan, the Sixth Prince of the Great Xuan Dynasty, was neglected and bullied from childhood. Only Liu Miantang, the eldest daughter of the Prime Minister, stepped forward to help him many times. This warmth settled deep in his heart, and he secretly loved her for years. He vowed to ascend the throne and marry Liu Miantang openly. However, while he was away suppressing bandits, Prime Minister Liu suddenly died from poison. On his deathbed, he betrothed Liu Miantang to Gu Zi’an, the fallen heir of Yongning Marquis. Jun Yehan’s love was buried away. After marriage, Liu Miantang never received genuine affection from Gu Zi’an. Gu Zi’an brought home his mistress Meng Lan and their illegitimate son from the borderlands. Relying on his military merits, he pressured the emperor to issue an imperial edict to make Meng Lan his secondary wife, and humiliated Liu Miantang repeatedly. In the imperial court, Jun Yehan held back his affection and asked for Liu Miantang’s will. Misled by her forbearance, he mistakenly believed she still loved Gu Zi’an and would not leave him. Clever and long‑suffering, Liu Miantang had long grown disillusioned with Gu Zi’an. She only wanted to gather evidence of his mistreatment of his legal wife to secure a divorce. Meng Lan framed her time and again. Deceived by false accusations, Gu Zi’an forced Liu Miantang to kneel in the rain, leaving her fever‑stricken and unconscious. Enraged upon hearing this, Jun Yehan devised schemes to punish Gu Zi’an. Under the pretext of mediating their marital strife, he brought Liu Miantang into the palace to protect her in secret.

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Your Majesty, Your Crown Prince Is Here

Set in the ancient Great Qi Dynasty, this tale follows the destined six-year romance and mutual devotion between Wan Qiqi, a female healer, and Emperor Xiao Jingyu. Six years ago, Wan Qiqi was gathering medicinal herbs in the mountains when she stumbled upon Xiao Jingyu, who had been ambushed and poisoned. By fate, they shared one intimate night, then lost all contact afterward. Unbeknownst to Xiao Jingyu, Wan Qiqi became pregnant. In an era with rigid feudal ethics where an unwed mother would face universal condemnation, she drew strength from her innate fortitude and compassion as a healer. Bearing scorn and gossip from the villagers, she single-handedly raised her son Wan Xiaobao. For five years, she stayed true to her mission of healing the needy, supporting herself and her child solely through practicing medicine. Five years into his reign, imperial physicians had long declared Xiao Jingyu incapable of fathering heirs. As the sole descendant of eighteen generations of the imperial Xiao bloodline, he and the Empress Dowager lived in constant anxiety over the continuation of the royal lineage. During a visit to the Xiangguo Temple, Xiao Jingyu crossed paths with five-year-old Wan Xiaobao. The boy bore an uncanny resemblance to him, along with the exclusive birthmark unique to direct Xiao royal descendants. Shocked, he realized this was his biological son. He immediately issued an imperial edict naming Wan Xiaobao Crown Prince, ordering his men to spare no effort in tracking down the boy's birth mother.

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Zero to God: The Reverse Cultivator

Qin Feng, the heavens’ chosen genius, had it all: the legendary Imperial Bone, a perfect cultivation body, and a marriage pact with his sect master’s daughter. His downfall came during a final trial when he bound a Reverse System with one insane rule: the stronger your cultivation, the weaker you fight. Instantly, a lowly demon sent the supreme genius flying. Reduced to a cripple weaker than a novice, he became the sect’s laughingstock—publicly humiliated, betrayed by his fiancée, framed for theft, stripped of his bone, and cast out. In the depths of despair, Qin Feng uncovered the system’s truth. To gain power, he must lose all his cultivation. He began a deliberate, painful descent into “weakness.” Rescued by Chen Ling, the kind-hearted daughter of a minor sect, he found shelter. While enduring fresh mockery there, he secretly continued to shatter his own cultivation base, each loss unleashing unimaginable combat strength. When his old rival lured a millennium demon to massacre Chen Ling’s sect during a trial, Qin Feng stepped in. With cultivation level at rock-bottom Qi Refining, he moved like a god—slaughtering demon hordes and ultimately annihilating the ancient beast with a single sky-shattering strike. He then exposed all conspiracies, witnessed his enemy’s fall, and calmly refused an offer to restore his former glory. True invincibility, he learned, lies not at the peak of power, but in mastering the depths. Now, as the vice-leader of his new home and cherished by the one who saw his worth at his lowest, Qin Feng’s legend begins: the ultimate underdog who rewrote the laws of heaven itself.