Dim Tree Spirit

Di tengah gemerlap ibu kota Longcheng, suami-suami Nyonya Gao menghilang tanpa jejak. Bukan penculikan, bukan pembunuhan, dan jelas bukan kebetulan biasa. Xu Jianhong, Menteri Perang yang nyaris kehabisan akal, terjebak dalam penyelidikan paling absurd dalam kariernya, ditemani dua saksi utama yang lebih banyak menambah masalah daripada memberikan solusi. Baili Zhiyu, bangsawan flamboyan yang lebih ahli mengkritik makanan daripada mengungkap misteri, dan... Pangeran Ketiga Xiǎo Zeyan, pengangguran kerajaan yang lebih rajin berburu diskon dim sum daripada menjalankan tugas kekaisaran. Saat penyelidikan beralih dari restoran mewah ke rumah judi, dari gosip ke ekonomi teh, satu hal menjadi jelas, hilangnya suami-suami itu lebih berbahaya daripada sekadar nasib buruk. Intrik. Humor. Misteri. Longcheng tak pernah seabsurd ini!

A case of mistaken identity. A twisted plan. An unexpected love. Isabella Delgado lives a quiet life as a regular office worker in Manila—routine days, instant coffee, and a heart still nursing quiet dreams. But everything changes when she’s suddenly kidnapped off the street by strangers who mistake her for someone else. Her captor? Lance Alonzo, a cold, calculated billionaire with a broken heart and a twisted agenda: to make Sofia Marie Cruz, his ex-girlfriend who betrayed him, fall in love with him again—only to break her heart the way she broke his. But there’s a problem. Isabella isn’t Sofia. She only looks exactly like her. When Lance discovers the mistake, it’s already too late. Isabella knows too much, and letting her go could destroy his reputation. So he keeps her locked in his private estate—just until he figures out what to do. But as days pass and secrets unravel, Lance finds himself drawn to the very woman he never meant to meet. And Isabella? She may be trapped—but her spirit refuses to be broken. Not by a man with a plan. Not by a heart with unfinished business. What started as a revenge scheme becomes a dangerous game of deception, desire, and redemption. Because sometimes, fate doesn’t make mistakes. People do.