Wang Hao

Life hasn't been kind to 43-year-old office worker Huang Yu Qi (Jia Bing), as he simultaneously struggles with his health, instability at work, and his rebellious teenage son. But when a freak accident swaps his soul with his 18-year-old self (Wang Hao), he sees an opportunity to rewrite his future, starting with figuring out a way to turn his father's restaurant into a success. On the other hand, "Little Huang" is ready to throw "Old Huang's" life into disarray, enjoying all the perceived freedom and benefits of adult life and playing video games with Old Huang's son with enviable confidence. Will this mysterious soul-swap bring Yu Qi the clarity he needs to move forward in life – regardless of his age?

The Adventure

Huang Yu Qi [Teen]

Lin Qing Lang (Gina Jin) thinks everything is fine with her relationship with Zhang Zi Jun (Wang Hao) – until she finds out that he's actually saddled her with a crushing debt of more than 200,000 yuan. As she struggles to figure out what to do next, she happens to run into Ouyang Hui (Sunny Sun), a street-smart con artist who might just be able to help her. Together, they hatch a plan to get back at Zi Jun with the help of fake accident-stager Dong Xiao Hui (Li Xue Qin) and veteran scammer Bai Shi Tong (Wang Yao Qing). However, as Qing Lang and Ouyang Hui spend more time together, she starts to fall for him. Has Ouyang Hui managed to steal Qing Lang's heart for real, or is this just another one of his scams? This movie was adapted from the 2020 Thai film "The Con-Heartist."

Honey Money Phony

Sweet Deceit 🍭

While Wu Xiu Ya's (Li Geng Xi) life seems perfect on the outside, she can't help but feel frustrated and stifled, constantly putting her own opinions and desires aside to make her family, coworkers, and boyfriend happy. When her high school friend Shi Ye (Wei Da Xun) invites her to his stand-up comedy show, something sparks to life within her – inspired by being in a space where people can freely express themselves, she impulsively grabs the mic from Shi Ye and vents about her problems. To her surprise, the audience seems to love it, and Xiu Ya can't get enough. Will this new interest help Xiu Ya find her own voice?

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