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When I Woke Up, I Exchanged Memories with My Mortal Enemy.
In "Fog City", a city that is half steel forest and half retro alleys, Lin Xiaoman and Shen Zhixing are well-known "rivals" in the circle - one is a "conspicuous bag" in the dessert industry who runs an Internet celebrity dessert shop and is chased by customers for recipes every day, and the other is the "President of the Dessert Industry" who runs a technology company and can train his subordinates to doubt life in meetings. The only intersection between the two is that they grab a window seat
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Cloud Takeout: My Customers Are Top-Notch
In "Fog City", a bustling city where countless stories are unfolding every day, Lin Xiaoxing is a food delivery rider who shuttles through the streets. Her daily goal is simple and practical - deliver more food orders, collect enough money for her sister's medical treatment as soon as possible, and avoid that weird customer who always loves to "find trouble". Gu Yanshen is a top celebrity who stands at the top of the spotlight. He has tens of millions of fans and his every move is attracting att
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Cloud Takeaway Station: My Customers Are Gods
In the "foggy city" where even the takeaway guys are involved in grabbing orders at 3 a. M., Lin Xiaoman, a recent college graduate, faced the pressure of being "unemployed upon graduation" and accidentally bought a takeout station hidden in an old alley with a sign that was about to fall off. She thought it was an unlucky start like a "takeover", but unexpectedly, on the first day of opening, she received an outrageous order - the address read "No. 3, Lingxiao Street, Yundu", and the note requi
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The Secret of Wanqingji
Thick fog is the curtain of time and the prison of memory. When the narrator, trapped in childbirth and daily chores, maintains the illusion of controlling life by making lists, a faint whisper penetrates the fog - it is a female voice from another era, like a ghost strangled in the throat, which is both unfamiliar and resonant with her own heartbeat.
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The Secret of Time
The Su House deep in the ancient city is the last memory left by Lin Zhixia's grandmother Su Jing'an. On the anniversary of her grandmother's death, Lin Zhixia returned to this quiet old house to sort out her belongings, but found a locked rosewood box in the corner of the attic. Hidden in the lotus pattern carved on the wooden box is a groove that matches the pattern of the "An" jade pendant she wears. When she opened the wooden box with her jade pendant, yellowed letters, faded old photos, and
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Echoes of the Memory Corridor
Psychologist Lin Zhixia accidentally inherited the old house of her distant aunt, but discovered that there was a "corridor" hidden in the house that could reflect other people's memories. Those forgotten obsessions, concealed truths, and cherished tenderness all echo repeatedly in the light and shadow of the corridor. As visitors enter the old house one after another, Lin Zhixia not only has to help them sort out the puzzles of their memories, but also faces the shadow of her own childhood that
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The Wind Stops at a Gentle Place
The continuous rainy season trapped Nancheng and Su Wan's closed heart. When Lu Xunzhou broke into the ancient books department with design drawings, the smell of ink and the aroma of old books unexpectedly blended. The two people, who also carried the scars of the past, began a long trial between the bookshelf and the drawings. Encouraged by Lu Xunzhou, Su Wan gradually dared to walk out of the library on rainy days; Lu Xunzhou understood the profound meaning of "gentleness is never weak" throu
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The First Reverberation
When Shen Qinghe, an ancient book restorer, was cleaning up his grandmother's old house, he accidentally discovered a copper bell engraved with strange patterns. The moment the bell rang, fragments of broken time came flooding in - the brick alleys of the Republic of China, the woman in cheongsam leaning against the door with a smile, the blurred parting figures in the war, perfectly overlapped with her recurring dreams. As more old things bearing the mark of time were awakened, Shen Qinghe grad
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Time Traps in Old Letters
Lin Zhixia, an ancient book restorer, accidentally discovered an unsent letter from the Republic of China while sorting out the old books left behind by her grandmother. The vague invitation in the letter was like a spell, pulling her into a repetitive time trap - every midnight, she would return to the morning when she found the letter. In order to break the cycle, Lin Zhixia had to repeatedly read the details of the letter, and traveled through the old house where the lingering charm of the Re
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Time Rental Shop: the Heartbeat of Renting Cannot Be Hidden
In the "Xinghai City" where the neon lights are flashing but people are alienated, there is a "Time Rental Shop" hidden deep in the old alleys - it does not rent home appliances or houses, but only rents "forgotten fragments of time". The owner, Lin Wanxing, is a tech nerd with his own "Social Fear Buff". He can use his ancestral old pocket watch to extract the warm fragments lost in daily life, but he cannot read his own past. Until one day, Su Chen, the "king of books", bumped into the store d
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Power Awakening: Critical Boundary
When the neon lights of the city cover up the cracks in the dimension, when ordinary daily life encounters the awakening of the unknown, the critical boundary between human beings and other dimensions is quietly collapsing. Seventeen-year-old Lin Ye is the most inconspicuous ordinary student of Wutong City No. 3 Middle School. He is taciturn and has mediocre grades. The only abnormality is the strange lights and shadows that occasionally flash in front of his eyes and the biting chill that comes
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Clue No. 7
Su Yan, of the Criminal Investigation Detachment of the Municipal Public Security Bureau, was once the most talented young detective in the police force. However, due to a "perfect closed-loop" suicide case three years ago - the death of his mentor Lu Chengyu, his career fell into a low point. He was transferred from the core case handling team and became a file administrator. In the past three years, she has never given up on investigating the suspicion of her mentor's death, firmly believing t
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Pillow Puzzle: the Disappeared Husband
The 2023 phenomenon-level vertical screen short drama, directed by Lin Shen, deconstructs the dilemma of contemporary marriage in 12 compact episodes. The sudden disappearance of her husband Wang Zhiyuan broke the seemingly peaceful life of his wife Lin Xiaowei - the ambiguous text messages with a female colleague on her mobile phone became the first piece of the puzzle to reveal the truth. When Lin Xiaowei followed the traces and found her husband imprisoned in a suburban villa, the surveillanc
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Cloud Takeaway Station: My Customers Are a Bit Weird
In the prosperous and smoky Xinghai City, delivery boy Lin Xiaoman rides his electric bicycle that is almost "emptied out" through the streets and alleys every day. In order to make more money to pay the rent, he rides up to the sky and dares to take any weird orders. Until one day, he received an order with the note "delivered to the top floor of the tallest building in Xinghai City, with customers waiting beside the clouds." He thought it was a prank, but when he bravely rode to the top floor,
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Cloud Takeout Station: None of My Customers Are Human Beings
In a city where shopping is booming, Lin Xiaoman, who has just lost his job and is still burdened with rent debt, unexpectedly inherits the "cloud takeout station" left by his grandfather. I thought it was a small business that could make ends meet, but I didn't expect that this takeout station wouldn't take orders from ordinary people at all—the customers were either tree spirits living in the old locust trees, or time messengers hidden in old clocks. Even the meals they ordered were ridiculous
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All My Customers at the Cloud Takeout Station Are Non-Humans
Lin Mo, a college graduate, accidentally found a job at the most mysterious cloud takeout station in Wuhai City due to the "unemployment upon graduation" crisis. I thought it was just an ordinary takeout delivery job, but I didn't expect that the customers here were all "non-humans" - the fog spirits who can control the wind and rain, the rock rats that hide from the ground, and the shadow demons hiding in the shadows... To deliver a takeout, you have to go through the underground river and ente
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