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Married Instead
When Sophia Winslow is abandoned on her wedding day by her fiancé, Nathan Reed, her world falls apart. But after a chance encounter with Nathanael Foster, the powerful CEO, she makes a shocking decision—she marries him instead. What begins as a contract marriage soon turns into something real. Keeping his identity secret, Nathanael spoils Sophia endlessly and helps her finally earn respect within the Winslow Family.
Sex Protocol With My Sub Boss
Jaye, a low-level office worker at a sex toy company, has never gotten along with her boss, Norman. As the cold, ruthless, and picky (fastidious) CEO of Sensory World, a company specializing in erotic products, Norman is notoriously harsh, critical, and prone to tormenting Jaye, who works under him. One night while working late, Jaye suffers a devastating blow—she catches her boyfriend cheating on her. Devastated and furious, she storms into Norman's office, ready to quit.
Back to You
After six years apart, Julian Hayes and Olivia Bennett cross paths once again. What begins with constant clashes and unresolved resentment gradually turns into an unforgettable love story. As old wounds resurface and feelings reignite, Julian transforms from an arrogant, controlling CEO into a fiercely protective man willing to do anything for the woman he loves.
Grand Martial Master: Punching the Foreign Foes
At an ancient martial arts tournament, Chen Zhidao, a grand master hailed as the soul of Chinese martial arts, craved supreme glory. He stood by and watched a fellow warrior get beaten to death even after the man had surrendered, climbing to the pinnacle atop his compatriot's body. Lost in the empty fame of being a revered master, his arrogance eventually brought him a fatal disaster, and he was cursed by Xiao Yue. When he came to, Chen Zhidao found himself transported a thousand years into the future, inhabiting the body of a modern man who shared his name. In an era where traditional martial arts had declined, this modern Chen Zhidao was dismissed as reckless and incompetent. His martial arts school had fallen into decline ever since his master passed away unexpectedly. On the very day of his rebirth, a group of traitors colluding with foreigners burst into the school under the pretext of challenging its martial arts and humiliated everyone present. This time, fighting for dignity and redemption, Chen Zhidao struck fiercely, settling both past grievances and new insults. He defeated the intruders with his consummate martial arts, and later overpowered Westerners who sneered at Chinese kung fu, spreading the true spirit of traditional Chinese martial arts to more people. The foreigners launched repeated provocations and resorted to dirty tricks. Chen Zhidao united fellow martial artists to stand against them, driving the invaders out of the country time and again. He promoted Chinese martial arts to unprecedented heights, earning worldwide fame and cementing his status as a true grand master. Gradually, the curse from his past life took effect. Chen Zhidao endured the pain of losing his dearest ones and finally comprehended the true essence of practicing martial arts. With the joint efforts of everyone, he broke free from the curse. After surviving countless partings and life-or-death trials with his beloved Su Hanyue, the two lovers were finally united and held a grand wedding in celebration.
Useless Outcast Turns Powerful: I Am the Goddess, Who Dares to Cross Me
Shen Yunsheng, a goddess who sacrificed herself to seal a demon a thousand years ago, is reborn as a powerless orphan with no spiritual roots on the Heavenly Spirit Continent. She falls in love with Pei Ji, a highly talented cultivator, and bears his child. Believing she has found her lifelong partner, she faces utter ruin on their wedding day. To break through to the God Transformation Realm and curry favor with Gu Nuannuan, daughter of the Heavenly Mystery Sect’s leader, Pei Ji kills his wife to achieve enlightenment. He even cruelly strikes down their young son Pei An’an, leaving Shen Yunsheng on the brink of death, consumed by hatred. At the critical moment, God Lord Mo Yuan, who has searched for the goddess for a millennium, arrives just in time. He saves Shen Yunsheng, preserves the child’s remnant soul, lifts the seals within her body, helps her regrow her spiritual roots, and sets her on the path of cultivation. Driven by burning vengeance, Shen Yunsheng trains relentlessly. In just one year, she defies all odds and reaches the peak of the God Transformation Realm, becoming the sole female cultivator of this rank across the continent. Mo Yuan presents her with the Peerless Sword, a sacred artifact exclusive to the goddess, and she descends from the mountain to seek revenge. She marches straight into the Heavenly Mystery Sect during Pei Ji and Gu Nuannuan’s grand wedding, when the entire sect is casting a formation to aid Pei Ji’s ascension. Shen Yunsheng exposes Pei Ji’s atrocities in public, only to be mocked and insulted by the crowd, then trapped within the sect’s deadly Spirit Refining Formation. Cornered, she undergoes a phoenix rebirth and awakens her true phoenix form. She breaks the formation and counterattacks, severely wounding Sect Leader Gu Yunfeng and stunning everyone present. Desperate to survive, Pei Ji callously pushes Gu Nuannuan forward to take the blame, revealing his true hypocritical nature. Master Wuliang from the Buddhist sect threatens Shen Yunsheng with An’an’s remains, forcing her to spare Pei Ji’s life. Seizing the opportunity, Pei Ji snatches the sword and stabs her. Mo Yuan appears once more. With supreme divine power, he destroys the Heavenly Mystery Sect, strips Pei Ji of all his cultivation, and banishes him to the Nether Valley. Mo Yuan is gravely injured from reinforcing the demon’s seal beforehand, yet he chooses to heal alone rather than impose on Shen Yunsheng.
My Dad, the Greatest Fighter
Ye Wuya, a nine-time full-contact fighting champion of Longguo, was blackmailed by gambling den owner Wu De before the final match against Japanese fighter Yamamoto Taro. Threatened with the lives of his wife and daughter, he was forced to forfeit the match to keep his family safe. Overnight, the national hero was branded a traitor and condemned by the public. He went into hiding under an alias and worked as an ordinary cleaner to secretly watch over his loved ones. Later, he crippled the arrogant Yamamoto Taro in retaliation but accidentally lost a jade pendant, provoking relentless revenge from Wu De. Fifteen years later, his daughter Ye Rou grew up. Haunted by the stigma of being “the traitor’s daughter” since childhood, she resolved to win glory for her country with her fists and clear her family’s name. She challenged the arrogant school bully Liu Zhihao on the campus arena. On the verge of defeat, Ye Wuya secretly guided her with Bajiquan techniques, helping her turn the tables. However, his subtle move exposed his identity, costing her the competition qualification. Determined to secure the last spot for the Martial Arts Tournament, Ye Rou ventured into underground illegal fights, where she was brutally beaten by the reigning underground champion known as “The Madman.” Watching his daughter hover between life and death, Ye Wuya could no longer hold back. He unleashed his peerless martial arts in public, overwhelming the entire arena with Bajiquan and defeating the underground champion with a single strike. His true identity was fully revealed. His old foe Wu De and the fully recovered Yamamoto Taro showed up to provoke him. Amid the fierce battle, Ye Wuya comprehended “Dragon’s Repentance,” the long-lost eighth stance of Bajiquan, and severely wounded Yamamoto Taro. He then learned that Yamamoto Yan, Taro’s elder brother, was the true top martial artist of Japan. To rescue Ye Rou, who had been abducted by Wu De, Ye Wuya ventured alone into Ningguta, a stronghold occupied by Japanese forces. Fighting his way through countless enemies, he discovered that the guardian of the eighth tower was none other than his long-missing master, who had been drugged and controlled. His master sacrificed himself to pave the way for him. Meanwhile, Ye Rou was possessed by the cursed blade Hirumaro, nearly driving father and daughter to fight each other. With great pain, Ye Wuya shattered the evil sword. Amid the raging flames of Ningguta, the rift between father and daughter was finally mended. After going through countless life-or-death trials, Ye Rou came to understand her father’s fifteen years of forbearance and suffering. In the end, father and daughter fought side by side in the grand Martial Arts Tournament. Donning his old championship gloves, Ye Wuya unleashed the ultimate essence of Bajiquan and defeated Yamamoto Yan.
Selling Indian Medicine, Easing the World's Sickness and Sorrow
Li Yong runs a health products store selling Indian herbal remedies, living an ordinary life until a group of cancer patients turn to him for help and change his destiny. Zhang Qngqing leads dozens of lung cancer patients to kneel before his shop, begging him to use his purchasing channels in India to acquire generic drugs. The brand-name medicine costs 30,000 yuan per bottle, draining all their savings, while affordable generics are their only hope of survival. Fully aware that smuggling drugs is illegal, Li Yong cannot bear to look at their desperate faces and finally agrees, embarking on this risky journey. To source the generics, Li Yong travels to India and accidentally saves Alam Khan, a local gang leader. In return, he secures the exclusive distribution rights for the drugs. He sells each bottle to patients for 4,000 yuan. Though there is a profit margin of 1,000 yuan, most of it covers shipping fees and necessary liaison expenses, leaving him with barely any profit. Later, Zhang Qingqing learns the actual purchase price and grows resentful. She incites the patients to cause trouble, attempting to seize the supply channel for herself. But Alam Khan only recognizes Li Yong as his partner, and her scheme backfires. Cut off from medication, the patients fall into a crisis. They finally see the truth and apologize to Li Yong. Putting the past behind him, Li Yong continues to help the patients. Meanwhile, Liu Dewang, owner of Dewang Pharmaceutical, offers him a huge sum of money to monopolize the supply and jack up the price to 20,000 yuan per bottle. Li Yong turns him down outright. Bearing a grudge, Liu Dewang conspires with lawyer Zhang Zheng and pharmaceutical executive Pete to fabricate evidence, framing Li Yong for selling counterfeit drugs that had caused patient deaths and bringing him to court. At the critical moment, a remorseful Zhang Qingqing risks her life to submit recorded audio as evidence, exposing the frame-up. Li Yong is eventually acquitted. After the turmoil, Li Yong meets Lin Xiaobao, a young boy suffering from Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA). The brand-name special medicine costs 700,000 yuan per injection, far beyond the means of an average family. Regardless of Alam Khan’s warnings, Li Yong reaches out to his Indian contacts to import generic SMA drugs. This draws fierce suppression from Wang Kun, the domestic general agent of the original drug, and Elizabeth, the pharmaceutical company president. They hire people to smear Li Yong, seize his shipments, bribe customs officers, and even offer 100 million yuan to make him stop — all of which Li Yong firmly rejects. Li Yong sells his health products store and pays 700,000 yuan out of his own pocket to buy the brand-name drug for Xiaobao.
Seeking Death, Longing for Home; By Strange Fate, the Realm Is Secured
Mu Qingbai has lived through nine cycles of reincarnation. In his tenth life, he is condemned to death in the Great Yin Dynasty. Bound by karmic shackles, he can only break the endless cycle and return to his homeland if killed by another person. Having lost all will to survive, he embarks on reckless, death-courting acts, desperate to end his life quickly. Yet every attempt backfires, propelling him on an unexpected rise to fame and glory. In the imperial civil examination, he listed ten major crimes of the female emperor in his paper, fully expecting execution. Instead, Emperor Yin Yunlan spared him, impressed by his fearless courage, and broke precedent by appointing him an eighth-rank Censor. Growing more obsessed with dying after his failed attempt, Mu Qingbai openly slapped the Director of the Imperial Astronomical Bureau, berated the entire court of officials, and even called the emperor a foolish ruler, hoping to enrage everyone into sentencing him to death. Far from achieving his goal, he resolved multiple political crises for the throne and earned the emperor’s profound trust. When war broke out at the border, he volunteered for the deadly frontlines. He challenged the enemy alone and provoked them with unorthodox tactics, wishing to die in battle. To his surprise, he single-handedly routed tens of thousands of foes, made a name for himself as a war hero, and was promoted to general. Sent to a disaster-stricken area to oversee relief efforts, he pretended to take bribes and drive up grain prices in order to frame himself as a corrupt official, luring assassins from the Jianghu underworld. Behind the scenes, however, he stabilized food prices, punished greedy officials and profiteering grain merchants, and saved hundreds of thousands of disaster victims. He won the people’s heartfelt admiration, and Wei Ningshuang, a legendary sword immortal, chose to protect him rather than kill him. Back in the capital, he repeatedly defied imperial authority and executed a nobleman’s son in public, then surrendered himself to prison to await death. By sheer chance, he brought down powerful corrupt ministers and became a pivotal figure who balanced the imperial court. During this journey, he grew close to Yin Qiubai, the Protector General of the realm and younger sister of the empress. Their relationship evolved from constant clashes to playful banter. Yin Qiubai fell for him and repeatedly foiled his plans to die, becoming the warmest bond in his cycles of rebirth. Even after being exiled to the remote frontier, Mu Qingbai clung to his obsession. He charged into battles as cannon fodder. When his mortal body was on the verge of death and the gate of reincarnation appeared, Yin Qiubai risked her own life to pull him back.
The Moon's Ordeal
Princess Su Qingyue of the Great Qian Dynasty was raised by Xiao Mohan, her imperial uncle with no blood ties to her. She loved him deeply for years, yet her affections were repeatedly rejected due to their vast disparity in status. When the Xiongnu launched an invasion, they demanded the princess be sent as a bride to secure a truce. To defend her homeland and free Xiao Mohan from trouble, Su Qingyue volunteered for the marriage. At the wedding ceremony, she assassinated the Xiongnu chieftain and gave her life for the nation, bringing peace to Great Qian with her sacrifice. Moved by her loyalty and courage, the King of Hell granted her seven days back in the mortal world to settle her worldly affairs before reincarnation. Covered in blood and filled with sorrow, Su Qingyue returned to the palace, hoping only to bid Xiao Mohan a proper farewell. Instead, she caught him leaning intimately toward Xu Wan'er. Turning a blind eye to her blood-stained wedding gown and severe wounds, Xiao Mohan accused her of fleeing the marriage out of cowardice and abandoning her people. He berated her harshly, consumed by suspicion. In the past, to save Xiao Mohan, Su Qingyue had knelt for three days and three nights before a divine healer’s residence and stayed awake day and night to make calming incense for him. All these heartfelt efforts were slandered by Xu Wan'er, who claimed the credit for herself. Credulous and biased, Xiao Mohan had Su Qingyue flogged and forced her to kneel and apologize, pushing her into utter despair. As the seven-day deadline drew near, Su Qingyue burned all their tokens of love and built a cenotaph for herself. She let go of all her obsessions and resolved to depart for reincarnation. It was not until news of her martyrdom arrived from the border and her coffin was brought back that Xiao Mohan learned the truth. Testimonies from the divine healer and palace servants laid bare Xu Wan'er's hypocrisy. He finally realized how terribly he had wronged and hurt the woman who loved him most. Drowned in endless remorse, he sent Xu Wan'er to the cold palace, abdicated the throne, and became a monk, searching for Su Qingyue for eighteen long years. Eighteen years later, Su Qingyue was reborn as Princess Changle of the Great Chu Dynasty, deeply cherished by all. She shared mutual affection with Fu Jiuyuan, her childhood sweetheart. Having regained her past memories, she treated Xiao Mohan with complete indifference and firmly refused to rekindle their old romance. Though Xiao Mohan followed her relentlessly, he was met with absolute rejection in the end. As a wedding gift, he presented her with eighteen border cities of Great Qian. He attended her grand wedding in silence, watching her embrace a happy new life, then left alone. Never again would his heart stir for her. Love and hatred were both laid to rest, and they went their separate ways, each finding their own peace.
Reborn in the Interstellar: An Overworked Worker's Feast of Vengeance
Ryan, an overworked office worker on Earth, dies from chronic overwork. After reincarnating into the interstellar age, he is sold by his biological parents to the Black Bone Space Pirates and reduced to a slave. In the slave camp, he trusts his comrade Kark, who promises to escape together. Yet Kark conspires with Gordo and betrays Ryan, using him as bait to distract the pursuing pirates. Ryan is tortured to death, consumed by deep resentment.
Ashes of Immortals and Demons: A Bond Sealed by Phoenix Bones
Yao Feng, the ancient Phoenix War Goddess, once sacrificed her immortal bones and severed her own arm to save Prince Jun Jiujue, who had ventured into the Demon Realm to steal immortal bones. Her sacrifice barely kept him alive. Yet her selfless devotion was repaid with utter betrayal. Jun Jiujue colluded with a mortal woman named Su Miao'er and the Heavenly Empress. They stripped Yao Feng of her flesh and cast her down the Immortal Execution Platform, intending to scatter her soul to the winds.
Peace of Mind Is Home
Yue Su is the long-lost biological daughter of the Yuan family, who went missing twenty years ago. She was raised with great care by her adoptive parents. At the age of twenty, she saved Fu Xijin, who had lost his memory after a car accident. The two fell in love while living together and enjoyed two peaceful years as a couple. Their happy days did not last. Fu Xijin regained his memories and returned to the Fu family. Turning into a cold and reticent corporate president, he completely forgot his past with Yue Su and broke up with her without hesitation. Around this time, Yue Su found out she was pregnant. She also learned that Fu Xijin was already engaged to Jiang Wanti, the adopted daughter of the Yuan family. Heartbroken, she chose to leave quietly and gave birth to their daughter Yue Yao alone. She spent the next four years raising the child on her own. Four years later, hoping to give her daughter a better life, Yue Su signed up for a hit parent-child reality show with Yue Yao. By coincidence, she crossed paths with Fu Xijin on the program. As another guest on the show, Jiang Wanti feared their old romance would rekindle and ruin her plan to secure the marriage by posing as the Yuan family’s true daughter. She teamed up with Shen Junzai, who had once tried to harass Yue Su, to bully and sabotage her on set and stir up public opinion against her. The program crew repeatedly paired Yue Su and Fu Xijin together. During their unavoidable interactions, Fu Xijin grew drawn to Yue Su’s fortitude and forbearance. He also felt a strange affection for little Yue Yao, who bore a striking resemblance to him and kept calling him ""Daddy"". When Yue Yao suffered a severe allergic shock after eating blueberries by accident, Fu Xijin was stunned to find the girl shared the same allergy as him, filling his heart with doubts. As the live show aired, Jiang Wanti’s schemes were exposed one after another. Old intimate photos of Fu Xijin and Yue Su surfaced unexpectedly. Fu Xijin was seriously injured while protecting Yue Su. When he woke up from coma, all his lost memories came flooding back. Tormented by regret for hurting the woman he loved, he spared no effort to win her back and make amends. Refusing to give up, Jiang Wanti allied with the elderly patriarch of the Fu family to fight for custody of Yue Yao. Their struggle accidentally uncovered a huge secret: Yue Su was the Yuan family’s long-lost biological daughter, while Jiang Wanti was nothing but an interloper. In the end, Jiang Wanti and Shen Junzai were disgraced after their misdeeds were fully revealed. Yue Su’s adoptive mother, who had abandoned an infant in the past, also received due punishment. Yue Su was reunited with her birth parents. With sincere devotion and constant companionship, Fu Xijin made up for his mistakes. Helped by their lovely daughter, the three of them cleared up all misunderstandings and embraced a happy life together.