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Lu Qingqiang inherited a run-down orphanage, and inside were more than ten starving, pitiful kids crying from hunger.- 1.3 K • New
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- Story
Scan Your Heart
Yao Jia hides within her family’s Yao Corporation, working as a low-level employee. Meanwhile, the wealthy second-generation Meng Xingzhe infiltrates Yao Corporation, posing as a small-time informant. These two wealthy individuals, both concealing their true identities, engage in an outrageous performance, competing to see who can appear poorer, even borrowing money from each other.- 5.0 K • May 25, '26
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- 9.9 K • May 26, '26
- Four-year-old Juanjuan was unloved by her father, ignored by her mother, and bullied by her older brothers. Left to shoulder the burden of a broken family all on her own.
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- Synopsis: Smashed back to the 1980s by the stingiest Treasure Bowl in history, Qian Jianing has to help it gather enough wealth energy to return to the Immortal Realm. Heart aching, the Treasure Bowl reluctantly coughs up its collection of random junk from the Immortal Realm: fallen leaves, leftover fruit pits, and small game prizes won from playing Dou Dizhu…
- 3.3 K • Oct 20, '25
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- 2.9 K • Oct 22, '25
- Qin Qing possessed the character panel from a game—before her, everyone was like an open book. She even understood people better than they understood themselves. After all, no one could fully quantify and digitize every aspect of their being.
- 2.5 K • Jan 13, '26
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