Billionaire/CEO/Wealthy Family
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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.
Reaper Bai Wuchang Crushes the Sakura Gods
A hundred years ago, a meteor from outer space formed the Divine Arena. Nations could summon their native deities to boost or drain national fortune. Once national fortune dried up, a nation’s territory would be carved up by others. Strangely, people of Dragon Nation in a parallel world have completely forgotten their ancient myths. For a century, they could barely awaken their native gods. National fortune teetered toward zero, bringing endless natural disasters and national decline. Many traitors betrayed their homeland to contract Sakura‑land and Western divinities. Chu Hao, an office worker from modern times, accidentally transmigrates into this world. Drawing on his thorough knowledge of Chinese mythology, he sets out to reverse Dragon Nation’s desperate fate. When the statue of Bai Wuchang appears in the arena, Li Tai’an, spy‑president of the association, misidentifies him as the God of Wealth, nearly blowing the summoning chance. After a tied national public vote, the white‑haired senior official overrides objections and hands the summoning authority to Chu Hao. Chu Hao successfully summons Bai Wuchang to take on Sakura‑land. Bai Wuchang slays Shuten‑dōji in one strike. However, Sakura‑land’s divine contractor Mekawa Nakuno strikes foul and kills Chu Hao. Bai Wuchang exhausts nearly all his divine power to resurrect Chu Hao and fades away on the brink of death. Citizens across the country pour massive faith power and bring Bai Wuchang back to life, after which he departs quietly.
Divine‑Born Boy: My Mother’s Stunning Comeback
This drama follows Chen Yingying, a powerful businesswoman. At the height of her career, growing utilitarianism and bitterness erode her karmic blessings. Betrayed by her trusted associates, she faces a life‑threatening crisis. Her son Tutu, who bears the bloodline of the Fairy Spirit Clan, risks his life to shield her. Hitting rock bottom, Chen Yingying abandons worldly vanity and awakens to the truth. In the end, she lets go of her obsession with wealth and lives happily alongside Tutu. As CEO of Yingchuang Group, Chen Yingying devotes most of her energy to work and spends little time with Tutu. Unbeknownst to her, Tutu is a spirit child sent by the Fairy Spirit Clan to protect her, gifted with fairy lineage and supernatural abilities including foresight and soul transference. One night, Tutu receives a spiritual message from his master, foreseeing that Chen Yingying will meet disaster on her way out. He tries desperately to stop her, only to be misunderstood. Chen Yingying insists on heading to the signing ceremony with Feng Liren from Rentai Group. En route, she suffers a pre‑arranged car crash set up by Zhao Tianyu and his men. Though she survives the first impact, she is hit a second time. Her secretaries Zhao Qin and Zhao Hu presume her dead and set fire to cover up the murder. Zhao Qin is Zhao Tianyu’s biological younger sister. She has infiltrated Chen Yingying’s side for a year, waiting for a chance to seize power. Thanks to Tutu’s secret soul‑shifting magic, Chen Yingying is merely comatose with blocked breath. Tutu rescues her and brings her back from the brink of death.
Found You in a Prosperous Age
Her life was utterly shattered by her birth mother Dong Yun when the Wang family’s five‑year‑old incident made headlines. To secure a kidney transplant for her younger half‑sister Hu Xiner, Dong Yun forcibly took Li Qingge away from Li Jianguo. She ordered bodyguards to break Li Jianguo’s legs and drive him out of Qingcheng. Screaming and crying, Li Qingge was torn from her father, and they never saw each other again. Eighteen years later, to escape Dong Yun’s relentless persecution, the grown‑up Li Qingge accepts an arranged marriage proposed by Old Master Sheng. She obtains a marriage certificate with the Sheng family’s grandson, whom she has never met, and becomes obsessed with finding her long‑lost father. She takes the position of chief secretary at Prosperity Group, hoping to get close to the CEO and trace where her father was resettled after the demolition years ago. Little does she know, her arranged husband on the marriage certificate is none other than Sheng Nanxiao, the CEO of Prosperity Group. Sheng Nanxiao is kept in the dark as well. Resentful over his grandfather forcing him to marry a scheming woman, he returns home only to be drugged and spend a night with an unknown woman. Full of revulsion toward this marriage, he is determined to track down his mysterious wife for a divorce. In this cruel twist of fate, Li Qingge stands before him as his assistant. He brands her as an opportunistic seductress and subjects her to constant harassment. To keep her job and locate her father, Li Qingge endures everything. When he presses for a divorce, she leverages a secret: “You have a red birthmark on your hip.” This threat compels him to keep her as his personal secretary.
Global Oddity: I Summon Deities to Crush All Foes
This is a despair‑stricken doomsday world riddled with betrayal. Mysterious monster‑infested dungeons keep popping up across the globe. Nations are forced to send explorers into these realms to survive. Victory boosts national fortune, while defeat brings devastating natural disasters. Hounded by explorers from powerful nations led by the United States, Dragon Country’s expeditions suffer repeated defeats. Its national fortune plummets to rock bottom. Crop failures and supernatural corruption spread across the land, pushing its people to the brink of collapse. Yi Ping’an, a young man transported into this world, becomes Dragon Country’s last remaining explorer. He steps into the Bloody Prison dungeon prepared for certain death, only to be seen as easy prey by foreign explorers. On the brink of death, Yi Ping’an awakens the Divine Summon Gacha System. Instead of leveling up by slaying monsters, this system runs on emotion points. He gains energy whenever his outrageous acts shock humans or ghosts. Using this mechanic, Yi Ping’an beats demonic prisoners inside the dungeon to earn his first batch of points. He then draws a card and summons Nezha. Even at one‑star power, Nezha wields overwhelming strength capable of crushing the dungeon boss. He effortlessly resolves crises within the instance and strikes down Japanese explorers plotting against him. Using his wits and his summoned deity’s power, Yi Ping’an slays the final boss, restoring 2,000 national fortune points for Dragon Country and averting total national ruin. Yet this is only the beginning. In the subsequent Cursed Land dungeon, he encounters overconfident explorers from White Elephant Nation, who mock Dragon Country for lacking faith. Yi Ping’an summons White Crane Boy and Erlang God, trampling their so‑called gods underfoot. Paul, an explorer from the United States, sees Yi Ping’an’s unstoppable momentum. He assembles elites from seventeen countries, illegally breaking into the dungeon with forbidden relics to lay siege, even striking a bargain with a Cthulhu‑like outer god.
Broken Vow: The Obsessive CEO’s Too‑Late Pursuit of His Wife
Jiang Ruan was once regarded by outsiders as the great love of Huo Zhizhou’s life. For five years after marriage, she gave up her career and lived as a full‑time housewife, caring for her husband, their son Suisui, and her ill mother. Yet she could never get past Su Anran, the so‑called “savior” always by Huo Zhizhou’s side. When Jiang Ruan realizes Huo Zhizhou’s indulgence toward Su Anran has crossed every line, her heart turns cold. She serves divorce papers, determined to leave this toxic marriage with her son. Haunted by childhood trauma, Huo Zhizhou holds a morbid obsession with keeping promises. Convinced Su Anran saved his life, he believes he must keep his word to take care of her forever. Furious and unwilling to accept the divorce, Huo Zhizhou is convinced Jiang Ruan cannot survive without him. He resorts to extreme coercion: secretly transferring marital assets, dismissing all her contributions to the family, cutting off costly medical treatment for her vegetative mother, using industry connections to block every job opportunity for her, and even permitting Su Anran to come to their home and humiliate her. He believes that by cutting off all her options, Jiang Ruan will beg for mercy and return to her place as Mrs. Huo and accept Su Anran’s existence. But Jiang Ruan is far more resilient than Huo Zhizhou expects. Even when she is harassed for selling her wedding ring, betrayed by her adoptive father, and sabotaged at every turn in the workplace, she never wavers from her decision to divorce. Her childhood friend Ye Yanzhi returns home and offers her support. Meanwhile, Huo Sinian, Huo Zhizhou’s elder brother, is secretly manipulating events. It was he who placed Su Anran beside Huo Zhizhou long ago, aiming to drive a wedge between the couple, trap Huo Zhizhou in emotional turmoil, and seize control of the Huo Group for himself.
Back to My Twenties: Uncovering the Truth
Qiu Xiaohua, the 68‑year‑old founder of Embroidery Art, has devoted her whole life to traditional flower embroidery and earned tremendous prestige in the industry. Expecting to enjoy her later years in peace, she mistakenly trusted her daughter‑in‑law Tang Wanwan. Coveting Qiu Xiaohua’s reputation, artworks and entire family fortune, Tang Wanwan pretended to be filial while secretly abusing her for a long time. When Qiu Xiaohua fell gravely ill and was bedridden, Tang Wanwan set up a livestream tripod. She tearfully claimed online that her family had spent everything on her mother‑in‑law’s medical treatment, winning massive public sympathy and raising 10 million yuan in donations. After getting the money, Tang Wanwan revealed her vicious nature. She cut off Qiu Xiaohua’s life and ordered her men to cremate the body to cover up her crimes and seize all the inheritance. Dying full of grievance, Qiu Xiaohua wished she could start over and make the villains pay. A mysterious glow descended, and she was sent back to her 20‑year‑old self. At the hospital, Fu Shang, CEO of Hong Kong’s top design firm and son of Qiu Xiaohua’s youthful best friend Wang Guiying, came for the memorial. He long admired Qiu Xiaohua’s embroidery skills and took the young‑looking Qiu Xiaohua for a random trouble‑maker. Unable to reveal her true identity, Qiu Xiaohua used a medical mannequin to fool Tang Wanwan’s thugs sent to dispose of the body and narrowly escaped.
The Lost Heiress Returns
Twenty‑two years ago, Mrs. Shen suffered severe hemorrhage during childbirth. Her mother‑in‑law, Grandma Shen, obsessed with having a male heir, refused to allow blood transfusion, costing Mrs. Shen her life. Deeming the newborn baby girl a “burden”, Grandma Shen sold her to human traffickers. The traffickers abandoned the frail infant by the roadside. A mute cleaner Wang Huilan found the girl, named her Qiao Zhizhi, and raised her through hardship. Twenty‑two years later, Qiao Zhizhi, a brilliant design prodigy with outstanding academic records, joins the design department of the Shen Group. Her talent arouses the jealousy of the dissolute second young master Shen Yu. He steals her design award, while his followers Lin Churan and Wang Linlin bully her relentlessly at work. Shen Yu forces her to kneel for an apology, publicly humiliates her mute adoptive mother at the annual gala, and even sets dogs on her, compelling her to race against hounds for a ball. Amid the conflict, Qiao Zhizhi notices the family portrait carried by Mr. Shen, which bears striking similarities to the torn photo left by her adoptive mother. Protected kindly by the eldest brother Shen Ming, she begins to question her true origin. Yet when she plucks up courage to suggest she might be the Shen family’s daughter, she is harshly mocked by Mr. Shen and Shen Yu, who accuse her of craving wealth and status.
Village Prodigy Goes to Town
Li Jiuxiao, a legendary God‑King living in seclusion in Wolong Village, once had marriage promises with nine powerful and remarkable women in his youth. When his son Li Xiaohu turns eighteen, all nine women drive over to his home, each eager for Li Xiaohu to marry her daughter, sparking a fierce contest for the son‑in‑law. Unwilling to reveal his true identity, Li Jiuxiao sends Li Xiaohu down the mountain to Longzhou to meet each godmother and her daughter, so the young man can choose his own life partner. Shortly after arriving in Longzhou, Li Xiaohu witnesses Lin Meiyao, CEO of a trillion‑dollar conglomerate and daughter of his first godmother Feng Cuicui, being drugged by her best friend Wu Feifei and Huang Shaoyu, young master of the Sky‑Tiger Hall. Li Xiaohu beats back the bodyguards and bursts into the hotel to rescue her. Due to the drug’s effect, the two end up spending the night together. The next morning, Lin Meiyao wakes up and mistakes Li Xiaohu for a lecher. She calls her mother Feng Cuicui to demand justice. Enraged at first, Feng Cuicui threatens to have Li Xiaohu killed, yet her attitude flips the second she learns he is Li Jiuxiao’s son. She immediately pushes for the two to get married. Proud and haughty, Lin Meiyao looks down on Li Xiaohu’s rural background and repeatedly schemes to drive him away. Nevertheless, Li Xiaohu keeps saving her from one crisis after another, and her opinion of him slowly shifts. Meanwhile, his second godmother Zhao Lanlan, Master of the Sky‑Phoenix Palace, arrives with her lively daughter Zhu Menghan. The two young women start competing fiercely over Li Xiaohu.
A Modern Westie Becomes the Primordial Dog King
The Ancient Dog King is a short‑drama blending fantasy transmigration, cute‑pet comedy, pre‑historic infrastructure and tribal political intrigue. The protagonist is Xiguadi, a modern West Highland White Terrier. Bored with daily life while watching short dramas at home, it wishes to experience the life of its canine ancestors in the Stone Age. A sudden flash of white light transports it 12,000 years back to a primitive tribe. Right after landing, it disrupts Priest Shanhua’s rain‑praying ritual. The tribesfolk deem it an ominous beast that has angered the heavens and prepare to offer it as a sacrifice. It tries every trick to act cute and win favor, yet keeps running into trouble in the primitive tribe and has to flee to avoid capture. That night, wolf packs raid the cave. Caught off‑guard, the whole tribe falls into chaos. Overcoming its own fear, Xiguadi dashes to the cave entrance, barks frantically to give warning and stands before the tribesfolk to confront the wolves, eventually driving them away. It transforms from a hated “omen of disaster” into the tribe’s savior. Chief Ahai formally bestows upon it the name “Canine” and permits it to stay. Winter draws near. Food runs short and morale crumbles. The traitor Azi colludes secretly with the hostile Mu Tribe to stir up strife. Relying on its sharp sense of smell, Xiguadi leads the tribesfolk through thorn‑choked thickets and discovers a vast hidden wild‑fruit grove, solving the tribe’s survival crisis for the cold season. It is revered almost as a deity. While gathering fruits, a black bear attacks. To protect the people, Xiguadi draws the bear’s attention and lures the ferocious beast deep into the woods, barely escaping with its life. Meanwhile, it uncovers Azi’s treason: sneaking out with torches to contact the enemy.
The Heiress Returns: This Time, I Live for Myself
As a food delivery rider, Ye Qianqian works non‑stop day and night to fund her boyfriend Xu Huanshan’s startup, holding high hopes for their future. Little does she know her boyfriend merely uses her as a stepping‑stone. He has been secretly involved with Ye Youyou, who pretends to be the heiress of the wealthy Ye family, eager to climb the social ladder. Meanwhile, four influential figures closely connected with business tycoon Ye Qingmei — stock market guru Nan Qing, martial god Wu Zhu, medical sage Gu Pingping, and A‑list actor Lu Xian — spend months investigating and confirm that Ye Qianqian is Ye Qingmei’s long‑lost biological daughter missing for over twenty years. They set out to find her. Ye Qianqian gets into a traffic accident while delivering food. Though injured, she finishes her order, only to be falsely accused by Ye Youyou of stealing food. Her delivery account is frozen and she faces suspension. Devastated on the rooftop, she is found by the four big shots, who reveal her true identity. Shocked, Ye Qianqian still clings to her long‑term relationship and returns to her boyfriend. Everything shatters when she witnesses Xu Huanshan’s engagement banquet with Ye Youyou, realizing her three‑year devotion has been wasted. She confronts them but is humiliated in public. Xu Huanshan even attempts to attack her with a wine bottle. At this critical moment, ceremonial staff arrive with priceless custom‑made crystal shoes worth hundreds of billions, kicking off the identity verification between the real and fake heiress.
You Are My Echo Across Centuries
Amid the wars of the late Qing Dynasty, a blue‑glazed rabbit‑head double‑eared porcelain vase was seized and shattered by foreign invaders. Its soul traveled three hundred years through time and inhabited Ning Le, an illegitimate daughter of the Ning family who suffered constant mistreatment from her stepmother and stepsister. Upon waking, she gains the ability to hear the inner voices of all cultural relics. Learning countless Chinese artifacts have been scattered overseas, she sets her heart on retrieving these national treasures. Penniless, Ning Le hunts for hidden treasures at antique markets. Guided by messages from artifacts, she repeatedly identifies priceless antiques. She even wagers against the local treasure‑hunting expert and wins assets worth hundreds of millions. Back at the Ning household, she endures no longer. Drawing on her special powers granted by relics, she fights back against her cruel stepsister Ning Xi, her biased father and stepmother, exposing their ugly plot to steal her identity and covet her fortune. To purchase lost overseas artifacts, Ning Le attends grand auctions, where she chances upon Gu Shiyan, the leading figure in Haicheng’s antique trade. At that time, Gu Shiyan’s enterprise is mired in crisis. The two strike an immediate partnership. Ning Le’s extraordinary appraisal insight secures many peerless treasures, rescuing Gu Shiyan from commercial ruin. As they spend time together, they grow fond of each other and fall in love.