FRAÎCHEMENT ARRIVÉS
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In 1976, Hu City tycoon Sebastian boards a plane that mysteriously crashes—only to transport him and the entire crew to 2026. Fifty years have transformed the world, yet Sebastian hasn’t aged a day. To his surprise, he now has three children and a host of grandchildren waiting for him.
Mary Miller has just given birth to twins when her husband Derek publicly humiliates her, calls her a "disgusting 661-pound whale," and throws her out for his social-media influencer mistress. Cast aside by her own family and mocked by an entire online mob, Mary makes one vow: she will rise, and everyone who laughed will pay. With nothing but grit and her two babies to protect, Mary throws herself into a brutal transformation — shedding weight, strength, and fear in equal measure, guided by the mysterious, devoted Noah, a man who sees her worth before the world does. As the pounds fall away, Mary claws back everything Derek tried to take: her dignity, her children, her voice. But her comeback draws dangerous attention. Derek's schemes escalate from public shaming to hired thugs and courtroom ambushes. And Noah is hiding a secret of his own — one that will pull Mary from a community yoga studio straight into the heart of European nobility, where a dying duke, a scheming heiress, and a decades-old family betrayal are waiting for her. Every enemy underestimated her once. They won't get the chance to do it twice.
Wood-elf Aurelia can heal anything—the only cure for Kain's dragon-blood curse. Bound by contract, she refuses to be his tool and escapes. As enemies target her, his obsession deepens. She grows from captive to empowered woman, and together they challenge the walls between their worlds.
Ruby, used by her ex-fiancé Jake for inheritance, finds love with his father Alaric. Jake spreads rumors; Alaric's ex-wife plots against Ruby. Alaric protects her. They marry despite opposition, survive an attack, and have a daughter. Ruby breaks free from prejudice and finds happiness.
Jiang Lin, a humble food delivery rider, accidentally gets caught in a battle between two secretive factions—the "Eternal Life Society" and the "Golden Path"—who are fighting over a divine artifact known as "God’s Fall." In the chaos, he ends up with the artifact in his possession. As the leaders of both factions lie dying, they forcibly transfer their powers into him, turning Jiang Lin into a target for both organizations. Fleeing for his life, he meets a mysterious young man named Feng Ying and is registered as a "Quantum Warrior" by the government agency "Six Gates." To find his missing foster mother, Jiang Lin enters a Quantum Warrior tournament to win access to the supercomputer "Celestial Veil." However, during the event, the cult "Sagua Church" attacks. Though Jiang Lin and Six Gates repel the assault, an explosion occurs when he searches for his mother’s information, turning him from hero to suspect. To clear his name, Jiang Lin willingly surrenders and is imprisoned. In jail, he uncovers clues leading him to escape and investigate the truth in Country S. There, he faces assassins from the world’s deadliest group, "The Orchestra," and rescues his ally Zhu Liusu, only to learn the horrifying truth—his foster mother was killed by the Sagua Church to protect him. Consumed by rage, Jiang Lin storms the cult’s polar stronghold. In a final battle against High Priest Clark, his trusted companion Yanran betrays him, revealing an even darker secret: Jiang Lin is not human, but a living weapon—"God’s Vessel"—created by the evil god Sagua to serve as its new body. After defeating Clark and destroying the cult’s temple with a nuclear explosion, Jiang Lin unknowingly awakens the slumbering Sagua. In their final confrontation, the god attempts to possess him by flooding his mind with memories. But through sheer will, Jiang Lin overcomes Sagua’s influence, ensuring humanity’s survival and becoming the new guardian of the world.
The Poor Man’s Apartment follows Qin Yue and Bai Hao, a young couple struggling financially. They buy Apartment 407, a rumored haunted house, for an unbelievably low price of 100,000. Weird incidents start the very night they move in: endless stairs that trap them in loops, a mysterious woman sitting silently on the sofa late at night, and terrifying visions of burial robes. Everything seems to confirm the curse of the haunted unit — the previous tenant died tragically, and every resident never survives longer than seven days. Fueled by the seemingly kind reminders and hidden manipulation of their neighbor Chen Jia, the terrified couple tries all kinds of ghost-repelling methods with little success. As the seventh-day death deadline looms, they resolve to fight back and set a trap for the “evil spirit”. During the thrilling confrontation, they accidentally uncover the truth: the so-called female and male ghosts are nothing but people in disguise. The mastermind behind all of this is Chen Jia, the neighbor who kept offering hints and pretending to be helpful. Chen Jia is a relative of the deceased former tenant (or the victim herself using another identity). Taking advantage of the haunted house rumors, she orchestrates all the paranormal pranks and plots to eliminate residents. Her goal is to scare or kill every new occupant, drive property prices down continuously, and seize the apartment at an extremely low cost. After seeing through her scheme, Qin Yue and Bai Hao turn her trap against her. They expose Chen Jia’s murderous crimes and lure the police to arrest her. Just when the couple thinks the nightmare is over, the apartment door slams shut for no reason. A cold chill lingers, hinting that genuine secrets of this apartment remain undiscovered. Blending suspense and dark humor, the story explores how extreme desire distorts human nature, as well as the wisdom and courage ordinary people can muster in desperate situations.
Xiao Qianyang, a chiliarch of the Black Forest Mountain in the Great Yan Dynasty, witnesses a mutiny among his troops. Corrupt superiors embezzle military pay, leaving his men starving and freezing. Amid the chaos, he gains the power of two‑way time‑travel and tumbles into modern‑day Hengdian Film Studio. Clad in tattered armor and possessing formidable combat skills, he catches the eye of top agent Lin Qingyan, who hires him as a stunt double. Still deeply worried about his starving ancient soldiers, Xiao Qianyang seizes the chance to earn a living in showbiz. Blessed with the imposing aura of a warrior and genuine battle‑hardened fighting prowess, he stands out brilliantly on set. He endures repeated harassment from popular idol Zhang Lingyun, as well as malicious smear campaigns funded by capital. Rejecting flashy marketing gimmicks, he relies on hard‑hitting action sequences and solid acting skills. He rises from a low‑rank stunt double to land the lead role in a major motion picture, becoming a highly sought‑after A‑list tough‑guy actor. Xiao Qianyang pours his huge movie earnings into purchasing rice, flour, emergency medicine, steel knife blanks, surveillance and communication gear. He transports these supplies back to the ancient border via his time‑travel ability. The steady stream of modern provisions quells the soldiers’ mutiny. Drawing on modern military training doctrines, he transforms the formerly ragtag, undisciplined border garrison into a well‑drilled elite force. Corruption pervades the imperial court. General Wu colludes with the unscrupulous merchant Qiao Fuhai, exploiting common folk, siphoning off military supplies, and secretly conspiring with barbarian tribes to betray the borderlands. Undaunted by powerful foes, Xiao Qianyang publicly tries and executes the evil merchant. He leads his troops to fend off invaders, leveraging modern‑style gear to crush the barbarian army and slay their Left Wise King.
A delivery rider, Lin Hai saves a bleeding pregnant woman in a storm, loses his job, wife, and mother's hospital room—yet stays kind. She is the CEO's wife. Offered $5 million, he takes nothing, founds a home for forgotten workers, and risks his life in a mudslide. Goodness finally wins.
Retired King of Killers "Zero"—now delivery driver Ethan—fakes his death. He saves superstar Scarlett. She posts a $15M bounty to marry him, blowing his cover. Forced as her bodyguard, he foils attacks and crushes a rebellion. He gives up his crown for a warm, chaotic life with Scarlett.
Aria Xia is a brilliant scientific researcher who was the top student and campus goddess during her university years. During college, she believed she had found her true love in Sean Gu. Coming from an unfortunate family background—her father left, and her mother later committed suicide due to depression—Aria was at the lowest point in her life when Sean stood by her side, promising to love her forever. After graduation, she devoted herself entirely to their shared career, becoming the woman behind Sean’s success. Their company, Gu-Xia Group, flourished thanks to Aria’s technological expertise, and her latest patent promised to take the company to new heights. However, prolonged exposure to radiation led to fetal abnormalities, and after undergoing an abortion, Aria encountered Sean at the hospital—accompanying another woman for her prenatal checkup. Faced with her husband’s betrayal, Aria resolutely decided to leave the sham marriage, taking her patent with her. At a press conference, she arrived in professional attire, announcing her divorce from Sean and presenting evidence of his infidelity. Shareholders withdrew their investments one after another, leaving Sean in a panic. Meanwhile, Joe Shen, who had admired Aria since their university days, had become the CEO of the Starship Group. Seeing her divorce as an opportunity, he began pursuing her relentlessly. However, fearing she might suspect him of only wanting her patent, he concealed his identity to get closer to her, helping her escape Sean’s influence. Aria couldn’t help but be moved by her devoted junior, but believing herself infertile, she feared Joe would eventually betray her like Sean. To prove his sincerity, Joe chose to undergo a vasectomy. After repeated failed attempts to win Aria back, Sean completely fell apart, sinking into ruin. Aria showed no mercy, taking the property deeds with her. In the end, she found happiness with the deeply devoted Joe Shen.
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.
One night, Lily Lin stays up late binge-watching dramas and suddenly gets sucked into the screen. She wakes up inside a cliché setup—the classic “one-night stand.” But instead of following the script, she slaps awake the cold CEO Charles Foster, calls the cops, and has the victimized male lead taken away. She soon realizes she’s trapped in a short-drama world, where she is the long-lost real daughter of the Lin family. But her family favors the fake daughter, Roxanne Liu, and even her fiancé Ethan Foster—Charles’s nephew—cheats with Roxanne. Facing accusations and moral blackmail, Lily fights back with wit, over-the-top acting, and even reports Roxanne’s schemes to the police before leaving home on her own terms. Just when she’s broke, Charles reappears. He sees her as a stand-in for his first love, Jessica Rivers, and suggests a marriage contract. For the sake of survival and her grandmother, Lily agrees, but uses her legal knowledge to rewrite the prenuptial agreement properly. Entering the Foster household, she keeps breaking tropes—rejecting forced romance, exposing Charles’s secret workplace marriage plot, and even publicly revealing herself as the CEO’s wife in the office, stunning everyone. Ethan and Roxanne keep stirring up drama. At the Foster patriarch’s birthday banquet, Lily cleverly live-streams to expose lies, winning his approval. Jessica stirs more chaos, claiming to be Charles’s savior and bringing “99 treasures,” which Lily exposes as toys. Jessica later fakes medical records and a child’s paternity test, but Charles’s investigation uncovers the truth. When Roxanne kidnaps Lily, Charles gets injured rescuing her. Lily fights back, captures evidence, and has Roxanne jailed. The Lin family tries to force her to withdraw charges by threatening her grandmother, but Charles protects them both. At the hospital, they pressure Lily to donate a kidney to save Roxanne—she turns it around by suggesting the whole family donate instead.
