Yi Ran (Lu Yang Yang) struggles to make ends meet through working at a variety of odd jobs. While she's often frustrated with her life, she's found an outlet for her anger: leaving negative reviews when she's dissatisfied with a business. However, after she leaves a negative review at a hotel, the perfectionist hotel director and heir to the hotel group Xiao Mu Cheng (Xing Zhao Lin) tracks her down and asks her to help fix the hotel's problems by hiring her as a professional guest! Yi Ran agrees, beginning her work with Mu Cheng to address guest issues and other problems at the hotel. The two often clash due to their different backgrounds, but find themselves inexplicably drawn to each other in more ways than one.

Public interest lawyer Ning Yue (Elvira Cai) seems to have a perfect marriage with her husband, Hu Cheng (Feng Shao Feng), who attends to her every need. However, Ning Yue realizes that Hu Cheng's "caring" activities actually manipulated her into giving up her autonomy, from picking her clothes to causing her to quit her job. When Ning Yue finds out that Hu Cheng is cheating on her while she's pregnant with their second child, she solidifies her desire to divorce him. Unfortunately, Hu Cheng won't let go so easily, threatening to ruin Ning Yue's public reputation. As Ning Yue plans her exit strategy, she reunites with former coworker and fellow lawyer Qin Can (Xing Zhao Lin), who encourages her to leave her husband. Will Ning Yue able to regain her independence and forge a new future for herself? This drama was adapted from the novel "My Battle With Marriage" by Ji Liu Shang.

In the affluent city of Lingzhou, Shen Miao (Zhang Xue Ying), the independent and beautiful female heiress of a powerful trading family, has a reputation for failed marriages. Two eligible bachelors compete for her hand: the serious scholar Pei Yan Zhen (Xing Zhao Lin) and the playful Song Xi Yuan (Riley Wang) from another prominent merchant family. Both men vie to win Shen Miao's heart, each hoping to be the one she finally chooses as her husband. As the competition intensifies, Shen Miao must navigate the complex world of arranged marriages and her own desires. This is a 2023 Chinese drama series directed by Wu Qiang.

Zhou Tian (Hu Bing Qing), a passionate athlete, suffers a leg injury that derails her sports career. She unexpectedly lands a job as an assistant at a powerful media firm, where she encounters the cold and calculating CEO Ji Chen (Xing Zhao Lin). Their relationship starts off rocky, with constant conflicts and misunderstandings. Unbeknownst to Zhou Tian, she begins an anonymous online flirtation with a fellow cat lover, who turns out to be Ji Chen himself. Despite their initial antagonistic interactions, their shared love for cats might just be the unexpected bridge that brings them closer together. This is a 2022 Chinese romantic comedy series directed by Ming Yan.

Jiang Yi Cheng (Xing Zhao Lin), a brilliant programmer previously betrayed by a woman, refuses to hire women at his company. Lu Li (Zhu Xu Dan), an admirer of Yi Cheng’s work, disguises herself as a man to get hired. Maintaining her disguise proves challenging, and when Yi Cheng discovers her identity, Lu Li brokers a deal that opens the door for romance. Directed by Wu Qiang, this is a 2021 Chinese romantic comedy series.

Qu Tan'er (Liang Jie) finds herself in a time-traveling adventure, inhabiting different versions of herself across parallel universes. In one realm, she is the wife of Mo Lian Cheng (Xing Zhao Lin) in a traditional patriarchal society, while in another, she is an Imperial heiress in a world where women hold all power and men are subservient. Despite the drastic differences between these universes, Qu Tan'er remains devoted to Mo Lian Cheng, struggling to win his heart while navigating the complex social structures of each world. Her journey challenges her understanding of gender roles, power dynamics, and her own identity across multiple realities. This is a 2021 Chinese drama series that was directed by Li Yang.

When Chen Jiaxin (Liang Jie) and Wang Xiyi (Xing Zhao Lin) meet on a cruise ship bound for the Bahamas, sparks immediately fly. Swept up in a whirlwind of passion, they impulsively marry. However, tragedy soon strikes, causing their romance to crumble. Xiyi returns to his family’s corporate empire, which makes Jiaxin travel to Hungary, spending the next several years honing her skills as a potter. Reunited by fate nearly a decade later, these former lovers must decide if they can rekindle their old flame. Ding Ying Zhou and Zhou Jun Lun directed this 2020 Chinese series.

Li Xiao (An Yue Xi), a passionate aspiring fashion editor, lands a job at her dream publishing house but is unexpectedly assigned to the proofreading department instead of her desired editorial role. Encouraged by department director Qian Wenfeng, she remains determined to prove her worth despite feeling undervalued. When Zhou Zi Mo (Xing Zhao Lin) enters her life, he brings unexpected support and friendship that helps her navigate the challenges of her current position. Through perseverance and unexpected connections, Li Xiao discovers that professional setbacks can lead to personal growth and surprising opportunities. "Standing In The Time" is a 2019 drama directed by Fu Dongyu.

Xing Yun (Bai Lu), a talented sketch artist with dreams of becoming a game designer, is recruited by a top gaming company owned by Xia Ke (Xing Zhao Lin), the son of a wealthy family who chose to forge his own path. Xing Yun refuses to be intimidated by Xia Ke's cold demeanor and consistently stands up to her demanding boss. Their constant bickering and power struggles lead to an unexpected dynamic that challenges both of their perspectives on work and relationships. As they navigate their professional and personal tensions, Xing Yun and Xia Ke begin to learn valuable lessons about respect, collaboration, and personal growth. This is a 2019 Chinese romantic comedy drama adapted from the novel of the same name by An Si Yuan and directed by Chen Shi Yi.

Mo Lian Cheng (Xing Zhao Lin), the 8th Prince, remains deeply in love with Qu Xiao Tan (Liang Jie), who has lost all memories of their past relationship. Determined to rekindle their connection, Mo Lian Cheng must find a way to make Qu Xiao Tan fall in love with him again. Their complicated journey challenges the boundaries of memory, love, and destiny. This is a 2018 Chinese romantic drama series, a sequel to the original "The Eternal Love" (2017), which was based on the novel "Hilarious Pampered Consort: Lord I Will Wait for Your Divorce" by Fan Que.

Li Shi Ya (Zhang Yu Xi), a modern-day vampire, survives by touching humans to derive energy while maintaining emotional distance. When Jiang Zhi Hao (Xing Zhao Lin) becomes her next-door neighbor, he challenges her usual approach to human interaction. Despite Zhi Hao being a germaphobe who carefully avoids physical contact, Shi Ya finds herself inexplicably drawn to him. Their unique circumstances create an intriguing dynamic as they navigate their unconventional relationship and potential mutual healing. Adapted from the Korean webtoon "unTouchable" by Massstar, this is a 2017-2018 Chinese web drama series exploring an unusual connection between two individuals with distinct personal boundaries.

When two sides of the same woman fall in love with two different princes, can either find true love? Qu Tan Er (Liang Jie) is forced to marry Mo Lian Cheng (Xing Zhao Lin), the eighth prince, despite loving his older brother Mo Yi Huai (Wang Rui Chang). After a suicide attempt before the wedding, Tan Er awakens with the spirit of Xiao Tan (also played by Liang Jie), a modern woman with an opposite personality, now sharing her body. Whenever one tells a lie, the other personality takes over. Complicating matters, Lian Chen falls in love with the vivacious Xiao Tan, creating an unusual romantic entanglement. This is a 2017 Chinese fantasy romance drama based on the novel "Hilarious Pampered Consort: Lord I Will Wait for Your Divorce" by Fan Que.