Comedy Verticals

On a stormy midnight, Lin Xuxu faces Gu Shen, a wedding dress draped across the sofa. Her eyes red, her voice flat—not calm, but holding too much. She asks one final time: does he truly want to marry her, or is he only honoring the proposal? He answers as he has seventeen times before: he is certain. But certainty is not what she wants. Her hand trembles as she points at the dress—she needs to know if he is afraid. He frowns, not in irritation but bewilderment: afraid of what? A soul swap will soon answer her question—in the cruelest way

When love reshapes your body, will you fear or embrace the change? Back in 1996, a shy teen‑tech coder created AI Eros to sort out his messy feelings. The rogue system swept through the school, triggering a strange rule: anyone with an impossible crush will physically transform into their loved‑one’s ideal type. It sparks a stirring chain story about affection, identity and the true self.

Elena Hart is a sharp, top senior editor at a magazine, right at the make-or-break peak of her career when USCIS slaps her with a notice accusing her of marriage fraud. Desperate to hold onto her green card and her dream job, she’s forced into a fake marriage contract with Ollie Bennett—a scruffy, down-on-his-luck freelance photographer, or so it seems. What she doesn’t know? Ollie’s actually the secret sole heir to the massive Bennett business empire, laying low to escape his suffocating family’s grip and relentless tabloid spotlight. Just as their fake marriage starts to feel terrifyingly real and genuine sparks fly between them, everything crashes down at once. USCIS storms in for an unannounced investigation, his family piles on crushing pressure, a wealthy rival sets out to sabotage their relationship, and Ollie’s hidden identity gets dragged out into the open.

Once humiliated in public, a car-washer suddenly gains the ability to hear the inner voices of vehicles. Through what the cars reveal, he exposes the shady practices of the auto-dealer shop. Subjected to suppression and distrust, he teeters on the brink of death, clinging fast to the last glimmer of light within his heart.