Genre: family

Bracelet of Lies

For five years, I carefully care for my paralyzed mother-in-law. In return, I receive a priceless heirloom bracelet. But this bracelet becomes my death warrant. When I get caught at the station, the police tell me directly: the bracelet is evidence from a family massacre case, and my mother-in-law has already been dead for five years. My husband says I am mentally ill. The clues in the old house are full of contradictions. Those warm, everyday moments suddenly turn eerie. What I believe to be my salvation turns out to be a carefully laid trap.

Karma to the Ungrateful Uncles

This series follows the Stewarts, a family who lends money to their relatives, only to be mocked and rejected when they ask for it back after a health crisis strikes. Through the eyes of Gavin Stewart, we witness the betrayals and schemes among his father's generation. Even among brothers, accounts are settled clearly—but Arthur Stewart's brothers not only settle accounts, they stab him in the back. Arthur, the eldest son of the Stewart family, is kind-hearted and values family above all. After a sudden windfall from a demolition compensation, he generously shares his wealth. However, when he falls seriously ill, his ungrateful relatives kick him while he’s down, leading to his despair and death. Gavin witnesses the tragic loss of both parents and dies heartbroken, only to unexpectedly wake up reborn in the past, right before the demolition. Determined to change everything, Gavin convinces his father to fake bankruptcy, hoping to expose the true nature of their hypocritical relatives. Just as Gavin predicted, upon learning of Arthur’s “bankruptcy,” the relatives reveal their true colors, belittling, pressuring, and humiliating the family. Later, Uncles Sean and Howard manipulate their biased mother to publicly shame Arthur, forcing him to apologize and hand over the property deed in despair. Only then does Arthur finally see his family for who they are. Little do they know, Gavin had already seen through their schemes. He donates the entire compensation fund, leaving Sean

Love Can't Be Hired

Edward Brooks, a successful corporate executive, hires Alaina Murray at a generous salary to care for his mother, who suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Unbeknownst to him, Alaina appears kind and devoted on the surface but secretly abuses his mother and conspires with her lover to seize the family's fortune. Although Mrs. Brooks repeatedly cries for help, her words are twisted and dismissed, and Edward initially trusts the caregiver. Fortunately, Edward secretly uses a spare phone to record evidence of the abuse and drugging, ultimately exposing the truth and ruining Alaina's reputation. Consumed by hatred and revenge, Alaina later sneaks into the hospital, kidnaps Edward's mother, and demands a ransom. Edward sets out alone to rescue her, and at the critical moment, the police arrive and bring the criminals to justice. After enduring these hardships, Edward comes to a painful realization: no caregiver, no matter how capable, can replace the love and companionship of family. He gives up a long-awaited promotion and chooses to return home, personally caring for his mother and sharing meals with her every day. As sunlight fills the living room and mother and son sit side by side, Edward finally understands that filial devotion cannot be outsourced, money cannot buy genuine love, and true protection is the greatest comfort parents can have in their later years.

They All Hear My Thoughts

The daughter of the King of Hell is banished to the mortal world for causing chaos in the Underworld by indulging in gossip. She possesses the body of Elaine Cox, the long-lost heiress of the wealthy Cox family, who was recently brought back from an orphanage. The original owner of the body was framed by the vicious Brenda Dixon, abandoned by her family, and died full of resentment. Determined to change fate, Elaine sets out to expose the truth until her family accidentally begins hearing her inner thoughts. At first, they refuse to believe they've been manipulated by Brenda and even Elaine's own father, Reese Cox. But after repeated proof, they finally see the deception. With the truth revealed, her mother funds her dazzling debut at an auction, her brother realizes she's trying to save him, and her fiancé - whom she secretly admires - becomes her staunchest ally. Once an outcast, she is now the family's beloved darling, adored by her in-laws and cherished by her husband. The true heiress has finally claimed her rightful place as the pampered princess of a wealthy dynasty.

Silent Retribution

Reborn on the night before the imperial exam, I watch as my aunt tries to make my cousin drink a talisman soaked in datura poison. In my past life, I fought to stop her, only to be resented in return and die a miserable death. In this life, I stay silent, letting them destroy their own futures and lives. Those who once bullied and harmed me will eventually be trapped by their own obsessions, falling into an abyss from which there is no return.

Village Upbringing, Secret Heir

It is an inspirational story about growth and self-discovery. The story centers on Neil Cole, a young man who grew up in a impoverished mountain village. His parents, Owen Cole and Anna Cole, concealed from him the truth that he was the son of the wealthiest family, allowing him to live a simple and arduous life. This unique "upbringing plan" forged Neil into a resilient, hardworking, and kind-hearted individual. As the plot unfolds, Neil encounters a turning point in his life—the arrival of the reality show "Metamorphosis," where he meets city-born rich kids Reese Cook and Beth Cooper. Initially, Reese looks down on Neil and often mocks him, but over time, through repeated conflicts and reconciliations, the two gradually build a deep friendship. Meanwhile, Beth is deeply attracted to Neil's innocence and kindness during their interactions, developing subtle romantic feelings for him. However, a series of unexpected discoveries gradually unveil Neil's true identity. First, the ordinary-looking melon at his home is revealed to be an emerald melon worth eighty thousand. Then, the high-end pearl rice brought by Reese is discovered to have been used as chicken feed in Neil's household. Finally, even the seemingly humble chicken-feeding basin is appraised as a national treasure-level antique worth millions. These seemingly absurd events lead Neil to reexamine his life and identity. After undergoing psychological struggles and self-reflection, Neil finally understands his parent

The Last Four Hours

Keith Miller is a busy single father who is constantly traveling to support his family. He receives a call from Dr. Stone, who informs him that his daughter, Hannah, has advanced-stage stomach cancer and has only a four-hour window for critical treatment. Keith immediately contacts his mother, Helen Davis, who helps care for Hannah, and instructs her to take the girl to Central Hospital. Worried about his mother's health, he withholds the truth about Hannah's critical condition and rushes to the hospital himself. Because Keith is often away, a health supplement salesman named Gary Stevens enters Helen's life, claiming to be devoted to caring for seniors. He frequently helps with household chores and keeps Helen company, eventually being recognized by her as her "godson." Trusting Gary, Helen believes his advice that Hannah's stomach pain is simply due to irregular meals. She gives Hannah the stomach-nourishing supplements Gary recommends. Unbeknownst to them, these supplements are adulterated with sleep-inducing ingredients. They temporarily relieve Hannah's pain, but this masks the true and critical severity of her illness. To continue deceiving Helen and taking her money, Gary lies, telling Keith that Hannah has already been taken to the hospital so he will stop calling incessantly. Helen believes this story and even helps Gary promote the supplements to her neighbors, unaware that her granddaughter's condition is worsening dramatically. When Keith arrives at the hospital i

Blood Ties Burn in Betrayal

Janet Hayes is the founder of the Hayes Group. She is a self made business legend. She has a loving husband named Casey Hill and two children named Cody Hill and Julie Hill. On the day the company goes public on Nasdaq, Janet is hit by a car while saving a homeless child and loses her memory. After waking up, she adopts the homeless child as her foster son, naming him Colin Holt, and changes her own name to Mabel Holt. They live like this for twenty years. During these twenty years, Casey Hill also continuously searches for his wife with their children. One day twenty years later, Julie Hill and Colin Holt start a relationship. However, Colin knows his status does not match the Hill family. He is always looking for an opportunity. Learning that Julie has suffered from an eye disease since childhood and requires a corneal transplant, Colin plots to use his foster mother Mabel Holt to gain favor with the wealthy family. Mabel Holt agrees for her foster son's happiness, but insists the donation can only happen after the wedding because she wants to see her foster son get married. Colin agrees. On the wedding day, Colin, disdainful of his foster mother's lowly occupation, does not invite her to the ceremony. However, Mabel Holt finds out by accident. When she arrives at the wedding venue, Colin denies knowing her, claiming she is just after money. Then everyone begins to mock Mabel Holt. At this moment, Casey Hill finds this person very familiar but cannot immediately say why.

Love Sync, System Link

Nichole Ulman and Shane Foster have been in a business marriage for three years. On the day of their divorce, they unexpectedly travel back in time to an ancient famine-stricken village, becoming the parents of two children. Fortunately, they are bound to a dual supermarket system that allows them to sell ancient items for gold coins to buy food. For survival, they decide to stay married and use the system to build a better life. Together, they help the villagers through the harsh winter, and in the process, genuine affection grows between them. In the end, they become a loving couple and live happily ever after.

When Family Became the Tumor I Had to Cut Out

Ryan Lee got cancer in his middle years. He'd spent his life trying to be the perfect son, serving his parents' every need, only to lose his wife and kid in the process. He thought he'd nailed being a "son" and "brother," missing how he'd failed as a husband and father. When he learned his days were numbered, he fought to reclaim the factory for his daughter, but his parents, brother, and sister-in-law blocked him at every turn. It was only then that he finally saw the true color of his so-called family. In the end, he cut ties with those soul-draining relatives for good, a bitter weight lifting off his chest.

Hidden Heir, Healing Hearts

After an unexpected night five years ago, renowned traditional physician Nora Callahan gives birth to her son, Jamie Callahan. Five years later, Nora is invited down from the mountains to treat Ms. Edith Taylor (Mrs. Alcott). There, she discovers that the Alcott family is making a high-profile search for their long-lost young heir, never realizing that Jamie is the very child they are offering a fortune to find. As the truth about his identity comes to light, a showdown between the real and fake miracle doctors uncovers a hidden conspiracy. Together with her adorable son, Nora turns the tables and finally finds her happily ever after with the man she loves.

Wedding Incident

This play centers on a vulgar leftover custom in a feudal-era village—wedding pranks—but unlike typical traditions that target the bride or groom, here the focus is on the bridesmaid. Traditional wedding rituals usually involve harmless fun: blocking the door (to tease the groom before he enters), playing small games, asking for red envelopes (a symbol of good luck), and seeking auspicious omens. However, Quick Village has a centuries-old tradition specifically of "teasing the bridesmaid." During this practice, the bridesmaid must unconditionally comply with all the prank rules and methods. If she refuses to cooperate or objects, the host family (the groom’s side) will be cursed with bad luck, and their lineage will be looked down upon by fellow villagers for life. The female lead, Vicky Ortiz, acts as the bridesmaid for her elder sister Willa Ortiz, who is marrying Simon Quick. She accompanies the couple to Quick Village. Though the "bridesmaid-teasing" tradition exists, things initially don’t go too far—no one wants to embarrass either family. That changes until the antagonist Terry Rose and his two lackeys (Elias Trent and another accomplice) arrive. From the moment Vicky Ortiz gets out of the car, the three men start plotting how to target her. Eventually, they decide to use the "bridesmaid-teasing" tradition as an excuse to crash the wedding. When the Quick family (Simon Quick’s family) sees it’s Terry Rose—the richest man in Quick Village—they know they can’t afford to