Genre: small-potato

Ghostly Ties

On the day Nathan Sanders is born, his grandfather performs a fortune telling ritual and determines that Nathan has a cursed fate. To protect him, his grandfather forcibly alters his destiny, but this accidentally gives him a pair of eyes that can see ghosts. This sets him on a path completely different from ordinary people. When he is nine years old, he encounters a ghost for the first time. To resolve the situation, his grandfather arranges for him to marry a ghost bride. Yet one strange event after another follows.

The Father of a Billionaire

Liam had spent most of his life working as a humble security guard at a real estate sales office. Years of long shifts and meager paychecks had taught him the value of every coin, and through sheer persistence, he managed to save a modest sum. With his daughter grown and married, he began to imagine a fresh start for himself. Eventually, he made the decision to marry Abby, the woman he had been living with for some time. But on the wedding day, everything fell apart. Out of nowhere, Abby demanded an outrageous dowry—eighteen thousand in cash, a luxury villa as their marital home, and another half a million on top of it. The ceremony erupted into chaos, turning into a bitter argument before the guests. After enduring it for as long as he could, Liam finally snapped. He stormed out, declaring the marriage over before it even began. Among those watching was Alice, Abby’s closest friend. She had quietly admired Liam for years, harboring feelings she had never confessed. Even as the wedding crumbled, Alice stepped forward to defend him, trying to ease the tension. Later, when she saw how desperate things had become, she offered Liam her own hard-earned savings, a gesture that spoke more than words. The very next day, Liam’s world shifted completely. News arrived that his daughter had become a billionaire overnight. And with her success, Liam suddenly found himself the father of a billionaire. Without hesitation, she transferred him one hundred million dollars, insisting he spend i

Tactical Rogue Champion

Professional esports player Damon Coleman travels to a parallel world where the game Delta Dominion manifests in reality and possesses the body of a talentless underdog ranked last in his academy. As Draconia faces an existential crisis of elimination due to being cornered by illegal teams from multiple nations and sinking to the bottom of the rankings, Damon breaks the conventional mindset of aggressive direct engagement. Drawing on his vast gaming experience and extreme unconventional tactics from his previous life, he leads his beautiful teammate Claire Morgan to plunder resources from other countries across the battlefield. By achieving massive high-value extractions, he not only resolves the threat of national destruction for Draconia but also crushes the arrogant nations of Falconia, Nordek, and Cerasia, leading a desperate counterattack to restore Draconia's national standing.

Fake Eunuch, Three Brides

Lord Cameron, the prince of a different surname of Daphonn, rebels and commits regicide. He humiliates the orphaned royal Julia Fisher, the female commander of the Imperial Guards General Stanton, and Consort Vertu Lauren Carlisle by marrying them as wives and concubines to the eunuch Dylan Mercer. However, little does he know that Dylan is a time-traveler equipped with a favorability system. He protects the three women, breaks out of the Royal Chambers, and establishes a base at Dreadfang to recruit troops. On his path of revenge, he destroys the rebels, rises to power over the realm, and wins the hearts of the beautiful women.

Steel Within

Frank Chamber, the orphaned heir of the Stone family, was adopted only to be despised by his wife, Lena Selin. After being diagnosed with cancer, he was further betrayed by high-ranking executives at his company. Just when he thought he was done for, his biological mother, Helena Stone, reappeared in his life. Despite facing endless challenges from those around them, Helena fought to turn the tide. In the end, Frank inherited Stone Group, brought justice to the wrongdoers, sought treatment abroad, and began a brand-new chapter of his life.

Buried Secrets

The four siblings of the Hills are a close-knit family. After growing up, the three sisters left their village to seek opportunities elsewhere and achieved considerable success. Their younger brother, Chris Hill, and his wife Jill Holt, stayed behind to care for their elderly father. One day, their father suddenly fell seriously ill. After medical examination, he was diagnosed with advanced lung cancer and had little time left. Chris intended to inform his sisters and prepare for their father's funeral. However, Jill interfered, arguing that if they told the sisters their father had passed away, the regular financial support the sisters sent would stop—and the couple would no longer be able to keep the money for themselves. Over the years, the three sisters had been sending money home to their father frequently, but Chris and Jill had been intercepting all of it. The couple had grown dependent on this income and didn't want it to end. So, they decided to hold a funeral in secret without notifying the sisters. But secrets are hard to keep in a small village. When the villagers found out, they assumed the three sisters were ungrateful and heartless. Upon returning home, the sisters were met with cold stares and scorn from the community. To their shock, the sisters couldn't find their father—but did discover a new grave on the family plot. Amid Chris and Jill's web of lies and the villagers' self-righteous condemnation, the three sisters eventually realized the truth: the grave

When Luck Knocks Back

Josh Ramsey, an ordinary office worker, is fired by his boss and has his annual bonus docked for being late due to an act of courage right before the New Year. With his career in shambles and his parents pressuring him to marry, just as he hits rock bottom, a mysterious daughter appears at his doorstep. She grants him the supernatural ability to see the value and history of any object. From then on, Josh wins the lottery, stumbles upon jade, outwits a matchmaking date, and wins the heart of his true love. This time, he’s ready to celebrate a truly happy New Year.

Blood Doesn't Make a Daughter

Orphaned as a child, Violet Moore is saved and raised by Rose Clark, whom she comes to regard as her godmother. To repay this debt of gratitude, Violet later marries Rose's eldest son, Peter Hayes, and develops a deep bond with her. When Rose falls gravely ill, Violet urgently wants to take her to a city hospital for treatment. However, her father-in-law, Gerald Hayes, opposes this, insisting instead that Rose drink ash-infused water as a cure. This treatment critically worsens Rose's condition. Violet asks her husband, Peter, to borrow a car to rush Rose to the hospital. Just as Peter is about to go, a villager arrives reporting the collapse of the ancestral hall. Gerald demands that his son accompany him to the hall immediately. Torn between his wife and mother on one side and his father's command on the other, the weak-willed Peter, influenced by Gerald's archaic belief in wifely submission, chooses to follow his father to the ancestral hall, abandoning Violet and his mother. Through immense difficulty, Violet manages to get Rose to the hospital, where timely emergency treatment saves her life. Violet plans to use her life savings of 300,000 for Rose's surgery. However, she is shocked to discover that Peter, soon after and in her absence, manipulates Rose into stealing that 300,000 and giving it to Gerald. Seeking to boost his social standing, Gerald uses the money to fund the reconstruction of the village ancestral hall, aiming to secure his election as Chairman of the

Echoes of a Broken Home

The female protagonist, Blair Nash, suffers from a mental illness and has been institutionalized in a psychiatric hospital for ten years. That is, until she encounters a therapeutic comfort doll. With the help of its healing properties, she finally recovers and is discharged. Her doctor advises her that with the New Year approaching, she should go home, be with her parents, and live a normal life. However, upon returning home, she discovers her parents are being bullied by their malicious neighbor, Danny Reed. Blair tries to intervene and protect them, but her parents stop her, fearing an escalation of the conflict. After seeing the recovered Blair, Danny has the audacity to demand she marry his foolish son, Drew. Blair's parents firmly oppose this, but Danny, leveraging his local influence, constantly pressures them to comply. He even goes so far as to control the grain trade, threatening Blair's parents that if she doesn't marry Drew, they won't be able to sell their grain. Blair's father, Roger, refuses the deal, resulting not only in unsold grain but also in Danny trashing it and leaving the place in a mess. Blair is furious, nearly losing control, but she contains her rage after her father pleads with her. He explains they cannot confront Danny directly; the family still has one pig left, and if they antagonize Danny, he could prevent the entire village from having meat for the New Year celebrations. Danny, after incidentally learning from TV that Blair's cure was due to

The Daughter-in-Law They Regretted Losing

Sarah Bell was once a devoted and dutiful daughter-in-law, but she was framed by her scheming sister-in-law Vera Brown and falsely accused of infidelity. Under the cold and cruel treatment of her in-laws, Danny Brooks and Xenia Burns, Sarah died wronged. Reborn, she resolves never to be a victim again—divorcing her lazy, spoiled husband Mark Brooks and leaving the oppressive Brooks family empty-handed. Determined and skilled, Sarah starts a dumpling stall with help from her high school friend Nick Carter. Her dumplings quickly gain fame, earning her first fortune. She later ventures into farming machinery and eventually wins the county hospital cafeteria contract, becoming a successful business owner. Despite Sarah’s independence and success, the Brooks family continues to mock and belittle her, expecting her to apologize and return to serve them. Meanwhile, Vera colludes with Matt Burke to secure her own benefits, manipulates the family’s property, and deceives Mark into signing a kidney donation contract, while Eddie Brook is knocked out and imprisoned. Mark remains oblivious, thinking Vera is helping him meet a wealthy benefactor. At the cafeteria contract signing, Vera and Mark try to humiliate Sarah, but the truth is finally revealed when Mark escapes and exposes Vera’s schemes. Vera is apprehended, and the Brooks family attempts to morally coerce Sarah, but she refuses. Taking full control of her life and business, Sarah leaves the Brooks family to regret their cruelty—

Mother Goes to the City

Anna Hunt's daughter, Abby Vale, passed the college entrance exam with the help of her villagers. Through hard work, she eventually became the wealthiest person in Haishi City. She called her mother and invited her to live in the city. Anna Hunt agreed and set off alone, bringing only a portrait of her deceased husband. However, upon arriving in the city, while waiting for a bus in the suburbs to go to her daughter's company, she was looked down upon by city locals. They mocked her for being a country bumpkin, claimed she smelled bad, and even falsely accused her of stealing a phone. On the bus, they bullied her relentlessly and even tore up the only portrait of her late husband. After getting off the bus, she chose to hide the incident from her daughter to avoid worrying her. Her daughter took her to the company, but unbeknownst to them, the two girls who had bullied her on the bus were actually there to discuss a business collaboration with Abby Vale. While Abby Vale settled her mother in the office and then left to work, the two girls continued to act arrogantly. They accused Anna Hunt of not only stealing on the bus but also now trying to steal from the richest person's company. Even Abby Vale's fiancé was swayed by their words and joined in condemning Anna Hunt n. In the end, Abby Vale stood firmly by her mother's side and fiercely shut down all their accusations.

Our Land, Our Love

In 1984, in Whitetop Village, Grace Bennett, a woman who never lets herself be pushed around, married Matthew Foster, a man of the same tough spirit, in a whirlwind union. Each brought their own children into this blended family—a widow marrying an ex-convict. While the entire village waited to see them falter, they instead stood their ground against meddlesome relatives, faced down unreasonable neighbors, and through sheer hard work built their own factory. Supporting each other every step of the way, they steadily built a better life.