Billionaire/CEO/Wealthy Family
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My Curvy Lovely Wife, Her Golden Fried Rice Opens My Appetite
Su Xiaoman runs a night market food stall and has extraordinary cooking skills. One day, a pot of her fragrant fried rice miraculously cures Huo Wuji, CEO of the Huo Group, of his severe, long-term anorexia. Huo Wuji has been pressured by his family into an arranged marriage for years. He takes the initiative to offer Su Xiaoman a one-year contract marriage. He promises to pay off all her family's debts and sets weight-gain bonuses — he will pay her for every pound he gains. Misunderstanding the terms, Su Xiaoman eagerly plans to save up for a house down payment by feeding him well. The two rush to get their marriage license right away. After marrying into the wealthy Huo family, the plump, street-smart Su Xiaoman faces endless harsh treatment from her mother-in-law, Chen Fengyi. Chen Fengyi arranges a strict family dinner test with brutal rules: no oil, no seafood, no rich broth, and many other restrictions. With nothing but cheap starch sausages costing 1.5 yuan each, Su Xiaoman cooks a golden fried rice that delights every guest's taste buds. Chen Fengyi mistakes the garnish for expensive caviar and flies into a rage. But Huo Wuji pulls out an unlimited black card to stand up for his wife in public, crushing his mother's arrogance for the very first time. As they live together, Su Xiaoman carefully cooks nourishing meals to repair Huo Wuji's damaged digestive system, while fending off repeated schemes from rivals and villains — including Bai Mengrou, Huo Jiayao, and a professional nutritionist.
Wen Zhuo's Game
Beauty pageant champion Wen Zhuo marries into the elite Qin family amid widespread fanfare. She believes she’s stepped into a Cinderella fairy tale. For three years, everyone envies her glamorous life — but she’s actually trapped in a cage built by her husband, Qin Zhaochuan. Qin Zhaochuan seems refined and perfect, but he’s cold and selfish. Years ago, he drugged and took advantage of Wen Zhuo, then forced her into marriage by manipulating public opinion. He never truly loved her. By accident, Wen Zhuo discovers a hidden room in his study. The wall is covered with photos of hundreds of women. She’s just prey — Number 113. And his latest target? Li Qingqing, the wife of his illegitimate half-brother, Qin Shao. Wen Zhuo catches them having an affair. She also learns the prenuptial agreement was a trap: if she divorces, she gets nothing. Her dignity and wealth are both destroyed. Heartbroken, Wen Zhuo transforms. She starts a cold, calculated revenge. Disguised as a cleaner, she sneaks into a hotel and secretly obtains Qin Zhaochuan’s semen sample. She gets pregnant through IVF — securing the most powerful bargaining chip for the family fortune. To hit back hard, she swaps their clothes, giving both Qin Zhaochuan and Li Qingqing sexually transmitted diseases. They reap what they sow. Then Li Qingqing gets pregnant and thinks the child will raise her status. Wen Zhuo uses her mother-in-law to expose the affair, the STDs, and the secret baby at the hospital — shaming them both publicly.
Cast Aside by the Emperor, Crowned by the Martial World
As the Great Chu Dynasty crumbled, Princess Chu Sui’an donned armor and led troops to repel foreign invaders. Single-handedly, she saved the realm and became the nation’s revered war goddess. But when Emperor Chu Mingye took the throne, he grew jealous of her power and fame. To appease the northern barbarians, he ordered her to marry far away. In the Golden Palace, Chu Sui’an refused. She argued that Great Chu was strong enough — it didn’t need to trade a woman for peace. Prime Minister Xie Jin stepped up to support her, but the emperor saw them as conspirators. Furious, the emperor gave her two choices: marry or be stripped of her title. Chu Sui’an chose pride. She removed her royal seal and walked away from the palace. On her journey, the emperor sent assassins to kill her. Trapped at a lonely station at night, surrounded and poisoned, she faced death — until a masked figure in a wintersweet mask appeared to save her. During the fight, his mask slipped. Chu Sui’an saw a mole behind his ear and recognized him as the man who saved her years ago on the northern border. But Xie Jin refused to reveal himself and slipped away. To uncover her true origins, Chu Sui’an went to the black market to find her mentor, Mo Lao. She learned a shocking secret: she was no orphan. Her mother was Su Qinghan, leader of the Cloud Hidden Pavilion, the most powerful sect in the martial world. Chu Sui’an was its rightful heir, with the Startling Swan Sword and a jade pendant as proof.
Dad Is Waiting for You Home
This family drama is about a father's redemption, twisted family bonds, and the truth that good always wins over evil. It follows Li Anfu, a kind, humble working-class father. After his wife's betrayal, his children's abduction, and a permanent disability, he spends twenty long years searching for his family. Through humiliation, misunderstanding, violence, and life-or-death trials, he finally uncovers the conspiracy, protects his loved ones, and reunites his broken family. The story begins on a stormy night. Li Anfu, a migrant construction worker, is doing dangerous labor at the site just to pay for his three children's school fees. Meanwhile, his wife He Xiufen is having an affair with her lover Wang Zhenmin. Blinded by greed, they stuff their three children — Li Yuting, Li Meng, and Li Jian — into burlap sacks. Lying that the bundles contain "farm piglets," they sell their own children to human traffickers. When Li Anfu comes home in the rain to find his children gone, he chases the traffickers on his motorcycle with all his strength. Wang Zhenmin deliberately crashes into him, breaking his right leg and leaving him permanently disabled. Clutching only the necklace his daughter dropped, Li Anfu begins his long, painful search. For twenty years, Li Anfu rides his worn-out motorcycle with missing-child flags across thousands of towns. He sleeps rough, endures scorn and hardship, tattoos his children's names on his back, and fills notebook after notebook with every clue he finds. By fate, he adopts an abandoned girl named Li Mengxue. The two lean on each other as father and daughter. Quietly building his life from nothing, Li Anfu eventually builds the Li's Group — all to give his child a stable home.
Will the Retired Demon Lord Become the Top Idol?
Istanur, the 97th World-Annihilating Demon Lord of the Demon Realm, has been fighting endless wars for ninety thousand years. Tired of her nonstop duties, she slams her fist on the table during an argument with her demon generals, tears open a spatial rift, and heads to Earth for a "vacation." But something goes wrong during the teleportation. Her soul merges with Chu Qingyan, a human girl who just died suddenly. Chu Qingyan is the true eldest daughter of the Bai Family. She was swapped at birth by her adoptive father, Chu Jun, and endured terrible hardship in a remote mountain village. She escaped at fifteen and was discovered by agent Su Sheng at seventeen, entering the entertainment industry. But when the Bai Family confirmed her identity, they refused to welcome her back. Instead, they introduced her as an "adopted daughter," forced her to sign an unfair contract, and sent her to the talent show Children of Starlight. Their plan: use her beauty and popularity to boost Bai Yuyan — the fake heiress — and groom Bai Yuyan into a national idol for a marriage alliance with the Long Group. The original Chu Qingyan suffered from long-term bullying and online harassment, and died the night before the show started recording. After the Demon Lord takes over her body, she plans to keep a low profile and follow the rules. But Bai Yuyan and the Bai Family keep pushing her to the edge. Bai Yuyan is bound to a system called "Destiny Perfection." For fourteen years, she has been draining Chu Qingyan's pain and suffering to boost her own looks, singing skills, and popularity. But the Demon Lord has zero emotional reactions. The system starts to backfire, and Bai Yuyan's appearance begins to fall apart day by day.
The Stand-In Apartment
Orphaned girl Shen Xin moves into a luxuriously furnished downtown apartment — with rent far below market price. Crystal chandeliers cast cold glimmers, and marble floors glow with an eerie sheen. This sudden "lucky break" is, in truth, an elaborately woven trap. She has no idea that Butler Chen, the apartment manager, and Dr. Lu, the community doctor who makes regular house calls, are both pawns of a vast criminal syndicate. They target orphaned girls with no family ties. Through drug injections, hypnotic suggestion, and relentless psychological manipulation, they aim to remold these vulnerable young women into replacements for Lin Man — a missing wealthy heiress. Their endgame: horrifying consciousness transfer or organ harvesting. Life inside the apartment quickly turns into a nightmare for Shen Xin. A woman's anguished face appears in the bathroom mirror late at night. The bedroom lights flicker on and off. Faint whispers drift from deep inside the wardrobe. Hidden cameras watch her every move without mercy. Drugs erode her nerves. Psychological suggestions shatter her sense of self. She begins to murmur the name "Lin Man" in her sleep. When she looks in the mirror, she stares at her own reflection as if it belongs to a stranger. When Shen Xin finally gathers the courage to run, a figure blocks her path — Li Yang, her mysterious neighbor across the hall. Sometimes he helps her evade Butler Chen's patrols. Other times, he reveals clues that link him to the syndicate. Trust and betrayal tear at her mind again and again. Struggling through mountains of lies, she realizes she can trust no one around her.
The Cursed Bronze Mirror
Electrician Wang Lei returns to his remote mountain village to visit his grandmother, Chen Xiulian, who has been acting strangely. On the very night he arrives, he stumbles upon the village's eerie taboo: a bronze mirror hanging on a locust tree at the village entrance. Legend says anyone who looks into it will be cursed. His grandmother's ramblings, the village chief's warnings, and the villagers' hostility all point back to one woman — Lin Wanlian, who hanged herself at the village supply station twenty years ago. Ever since, stories of a vengeful spirit in the mirror and a ghost haunting the well have haunted the entire village. Wang Lei doesn't believe in superstition. He's determined to find the truth. But a string of terrifying events awaits him: shattered mirrors thrown into his house, strange shadows on his night-time surveillance footage, and a woman's face appearing in the well water. Every sign suggests the curse has come for him. During his investigation, Wang Lei finds an ancient bronze mirror hidden under his grandmother's bed — one linked to Lin Wanlian. Inside the wall, he discovers another dressing mirror carved with her name. Meanwhile, anonymous threats warn him he'll be "the next victim." Using his sharp eye and logic as an electrician, Wang Lei pieces together the clues. He discovers that every "supernatural" event originates from hallucinogenic herbs prepared by the village doctor, Li Jianguo. Finally, during a carefully staged public confrontation, Lin Wanlian — whom the villagers believed was a ghost — appears alive and tells her story. A horrifying truth emerges, woven from ignorant prejudice, twisted love, violence, and drug control. The so-called ghost in the mirror was never real. It was only a reflection of the evil in human hearts.
Sweet Reunion After Endless Suffering
This is the story of a mother scarred by fate — a woman who shows what it truly means to be strong. After betrayal and redemption, she finally finds her way back to her family. Chen Wei is a poor woman with a large birthmark on her left cheek. Eighteen years ago, during a construction site accident, she was forced to make an impossible choice between her two children. She saved her son, Chen Heng, believing her daughter Xiaofang had died. Ever since, her love has been tangled with endless guilt. She scraps by collecting trash and doing odd jobs. She gives her youth and all her energy to raise Chen Heng. She lives frugally to pay for his education. She even sells her only house to pay for his wedding. But all her devotion earns her nothing but betrayal and humiliation. Chen Heng wants to climb into high society. He woos a rich girl named Lili. To impress her, he denies that Chen Wei is his mother — he lies and says she's just the housekeeper. He stands by coldly while Lili and her mother degrade Chen Wei again and again. They force her to kneel. They make her sleep in a storage room. They threaten her with broken glass. Chen Wei endures not just poverty — but the cruelest mental torture from her own son. Meanwhile, fate brings a turning point. Xiaofang survived the accident. She was adopted and renamed Liu Yue. Through hard work, she becomes the CEO of the Liu Group. She has never forgotten her birth mother. She keeps a childhood amulet as the only clue to find her.
Divine Powers Unmatched: My Daughters-in-Law Get All My Favor
She is the Heavenly Sovereign Xuanfeng, wielder of unrivaled immortal magic. She has three worthless sons and three devoted daughters-in-law. While she fell into a coma after enduring the Heavenly Tribulation, it was her three daughters-in-law who tended to her with great care. Therefore, she plans to pass down her rare treasures and immortal cultivation manuals to her beloved daughters-in-law, and infuse them with immortal power to grant them eternal youth and immortality. Just then, she finds out her three sons have been causing endless trouble behind her back. She heads home to discipline each of these unfilial sons one by one, standing firmly up for her daughters-in-law.
My Life, My Proof
Ye Feng, CFO of the Jiang Group, and his wife Jiang Ning were once a happy couple with a young daughter named Moli. Then, one year ago, five-year-old Moli was brutally murdered in their home. Ye Feng witnessed the killer — Qin Wei — commit the crime. But Qin Wei threatened to kill Jiang Ning if he told anyone. So he stayed silent. Qin Wei's younger brother, Qin Yu, took the chance to get close to Jiang Ning. An affair began. Believing Ye Feng was protecting the murderer, Jiang Ning saw it as revenge. Ye Feng was trapped between two unbearable pains: the grief of losing his daughter, and the cold misunderstanding from his wife. All while being blackmaded by the Qin siblings. He had one last mission: to protect his wife and avenge his daughter. So he secretly booked euthanasia in Switzerland, leaving himself just seven days to carry out his plan. Embedded in his chest was the broken tip of a hairpin — left behind by Qin Wei at the crime scene. It was the key piece of evidence. The one he had promised to hand over to the police. During those final seven days, Ye Feng endured endless humiliation from Qin Yu. He quietly gathered evidence against the siblings. And he stayed in contact with the police — all in secret. With help from her assistant, Jiang Ning slowly noticed Qin Yu's suspicious behavior. Piece by piece, the past came together. She finally understood Ye Feng's suffering — and why he had stayed silent all along. In the end, Ye Feng lured Qin Wei to an abandoned warehouse and exposed the truth of the murder. Jiang Ning arrived just in time. Together, they subdued Qin Yu.
Double-Sided Glass
Lin Wei silently supports her husband Chen Mozhe’s career using her family’s resources, only to discover through a crack in the office door that he is having an affair with Su Na, who disguises herself as a distant elderly aunt in her sixties. Heartbroken by Chen Mozhe’s betrayal, Lin Wei resolves to take revenge. She first replaces the one-way office glass with two-way glass, then prepares handcuffs and aphrodisiacs, luring the pair to a meeting. Inviting shareholders and reporters, she watches as Chen Mozhe and Su Na, under the influence of the drugs and locked together by handcuffs, expose their secret in a panicked frenzy. Su Na’s fake identity as the elderly aunt is repeatedly questioned, but she manages to bluff her way through. Lin Wei tightens the noose, revealing evidence such as sex toys and ambiguous notes, arousing growing suspicion among the attendees. To prove his innocence, Chen Mozhe falsely claims to have a venereal disease, but Lin Wei forcibly takes him to the hospital for examination. As the plot unfolds, Chen Mozhe’s parents intervene, accidentally exposing Su Na as the mistress. Su Na claims to be pregnant, but Lin Wei shatters the lie. Ultimately, under Lin Wei’s scheme, Chen Mozhe is castrated, Su Na’s child (fathered by Chen Mozhe) is aborted, and Lin Wei exposes Chen Mozhe’s embezzlement of public funds and gambling debts. He is stripped of his position and held legally accountable, while debt collectors take away his parents. All traitors meet a miserable end, and Lin Wei successfully reclaims everything that once belonged to her.
The Bowl of Yin Destiny
In a quiet village alley late at night, young villager Erhua is drawn by eerie knocking and sobbing sounds as she returns home. There, she discovers a red porcelain bowl placed on red paper—filled with rice, holding three incense sticks, and surrounded by a lit candle. Greedy for the beautifully crafted bowl, Erhua ignores its mysterious origin, pours out the rice, discards the incense and candle, and secretly takes it home. Unaware that this is a "Yin Bowl" used in funeral rites to send the soul of the deceased into the afterlife, she unknowingly sets off a chain of events involving a ghostly wedding. After returning home, Erhua proudly showed her grandfather and eldest brother Dazhu the "treasure" she had picked up. Upon seeing the bowl, Grandpa turned pale with shock and warned them that it was a vessel used to offer food to the deceased's soul on the seventh day after death, and taking it away carelessly would bring upon them vengeful spirits. No sooner had he spoken than strange events began to unfold: the red porcelain bowl inexplicably overturned itself and moved on its own; chickens in the yard were found with their necks twisted; the bowl filled with blood-stained paper money. A paper figure dressed as a groom repeatedly appeared beneath Erhua’s bed, by the window, and even entered her dreams, where he performed a wedding ceremony with her. In the dead of night, the mad old woman’s eerie chant—“Sending joy to the underworld, sending sorrow to the grave, turn around and eat a bowl of funeral meal, leading your bride to the wedding hall”—echoed constantly, tormenting Erhua beyond endurance.