Good Luck in the Year of the Snake: Lucky Stars Celebrate Spring//蛇年大吉之福星闹春

Plot summary: When his fiancée Jiang Mohan's family went bankrupt, Xu Yuan happened to be diagnosed with mid-stage cancer. It was originally possible to treat it, but in order to help Jiang Mohan make a comeback, Xu Yuan agreed to donate a kidney to a big shot in exchange for the other party's help to the Jiang Group. Xu Yuan, who didn't want Jiang Mohan to live in memories, tortured Jiang Mohan and left.

Plot summary: Jiang Xinyao, a rich girl from a wealthy family in Beijing, has been in love with Su Jingchen for six years. On the day of getting the marriage certificate, Su Jingchen got the marriage certificate with Shen Sinan to help his first love Shen Sinan fulfill his mother's wish, and even wanted to occupy Jiang Xinyao's wedding. Since then, Jiang Xinyao has suffered a series of misfortunes, such as her wedding dress being taken away and being falsely accused of hurting Shen's mother, which hurt her both physically and mentally. At the critical moment, Gu Wangjun, the prince of the Beijing circle, guarded her affectionately and exposed the evil deeds of Shen Sinan and her daughter. With Gu Wangjun's company, Jiang Xinyao recognized Su Jingchen's true face and gave up completely. In the end, she joined hands with Gu Wangjun at the wedding banquet and started a new happy life, while Su Jingchen lost everything in regret. .

Plot summary: At the fifth anniversary celebration of Xiao Xu and Qi Jingluo's marriage, Qi Jingluo's half-sister Qi Tongtong suddenly appeared and shocked the audience by asking Qi Jingluo to return her fiancé to her. Qi Tongtong deliberately pushed Qi Jingluo down, causing him to lose his child. However, Xiao Xu left first with Qi Tongtong in his arms, which made Qi Jingluo realize his mistake and decide to divorce Xiao Xu.

Plot summary: The eight-year-old prince fell from a rockery because of his playfulness and his life was hanging by a thread. Concubine Chen rushed him to the Imperial Hospital. As a result, on the way to the Imperial Hospital, he was harassed by the prince's biological mother, Empress Xiao. Empress Xiao slandered Concubine Chen that there was an adulterer hidden in her car. Not only did she not give way, but she also wanted to shoot the "adulterer" to death. No matter how Concubine Chen explained, Empress Xiao still insisted on her own way and shot the prince to death. When she found out that the dead "adulterer" was actually her own son, everything was too late.

Plot summary: The second young master of the Marquis's Mansion died in battle, and his newlywed wife Yinglan lost her husband. The mother-in-law of the Marquis's Mansion decided to let the eldest son Mo Lingyan "borrow seeds" to the second wife Yinglan to continue the offspring of the second house. Mo Lingyan's wife Su Qiqi refused, but was told by her mother-in-law that Mo Lingyan had already consummated his marriage with Yinglan. She was heartbroken and was scolded by her son for being bad and refusing to accept Yinglan. She decided not to have her husband and son. She went to the palace to ask the queen for a divorce edict and left the Marquis' Mansion to guard the border. Prince Xiao Zi often accompanied her and showed his true feelings. Mo Lingyan regretted Su Qiqi's departure. After punishing Yinglan, he went to the border to ask for forgiveness, and did not hesitate to sever ties with the Marquis' Mansion for this. Seeing Su Qiqi's body

Plot summary: Lin Yuqing was originally the eldest daughter of the Lin Group, with a harmonious and happy family, but she was plotted against by the live-in nanny at home, which led to the destruction of her family. Zhao Lan, a live-in nanny in her 50s, was originally a distant cousin of Lin Yuqing's mother Yang Shuyao. She asked Yang Shuyao for help because she owed a huge debt after her gambling husband died. Yang Shuyao was kind-hearted and not only helped her pay off the debt, but also kept her as a live-in nanny to ensure Zhao Lan's life, considering that Zhao Lan also had a son, Sun Dajun, who had accomplished nothing.