Deng Ziyu

In the bustling capital of Bianjing during the Northern Song Dynasty, Madam Li moves her family in search of better marriage prospects for her five beautiful but quirky daughters, whose love lives have long been her worry. Each daughter, though famous for her beauty and wit, comes with unique quirks: the eldest, Shou Hua, has no interest in remarrying after early widowhood; the third, Kang Ning, is fierce and headstrong; the fourth, Hao De, is well-meaning but blunt; and the youngest, Le Shan, is spoiled and selective. Challenges abound as they face unexpected setbacks, including a cold reception from the already-married sister they came to visit. As the family reestablishes their business, they navigate a series of humorous and heartwarming misadventures, ultimately finding love and fulfilling their mother’s hopes in this lively tale of family and romance.

The clever and decisive Liu Miantang, as the first lord of Mount Yang, led the people of Mount Yang to punish the wicked, promote goodness, and uphold justice. However, she suffered serious injuries under the attack of various evil forces and was rescued by Cui Xingzhou, the Prince of Huai Yang. When Liu Miantang woke up, she had no memory of Mount Yang, mistaking Cui Xingzhou for her husband, Cui Jiu. However, if their identities were exposed, can they face it honestly while enduring hardships?

Wrongfully accused on her wedding night, Shen Jiangli is forced into an unwanted union and confined. Years later, she returns to the Lu family to save her sick son, uncovering the truth behind her past betrayal. As she fights for justice, she unexpectedly rekindles her love with Lu Jingming, with a little help from their clever son.

Sang Ning was born into a family of noble birth and was raised as the mistress of the house. But when she opens her eyes, she arrives in a strange era and becomes a real daughter lost in the countryside by a wealthy family. Fortunately, she is still the eldest daughter. The fake sister claims to be noble, graduating from a prestigious school and having extraordinary talents? How dare she do that when she is not good at piano, chess, calligraphy and painting? The family members say they feel guilty, but in fact, they are partial to the younger sister? It doesn't matter; house fighting has also been a compulsory course for her since she was a child. Say she has no rules? Less than a month after the eldest lady returned home, the Nan family was shocked to find that the eldest lady who grew up in the countryside was even more feudal than the old man!