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The narrative unfolds when the daughter of a woman, who engages in an affair because of her husband's lack of attention, is abducted and tragically loses her life. Upon discovering his wife's infidelity, the husband is left to raise the child of a killer.

Unable to stay in Japan any longer, Haruko decides to venture to Thailand and Cambodia to assist people with their issues using her straightforward yet compassionate approach

Charlie is a first-year nursing student who has a passion for working with children, leading her to pursue a career as a pediatric nurse. Her roommate, Crystal, comes from a wealthy family of doctors - her father and two brothers all practice medicine. Despite not being able to fulfill her dream of becoming a doctor, Charlie remains hopeful that she may still achieve this goal in the future.

After losing his wife Cheung Wai Sum in a tragic hit-and-run incident, Chief Paramedic Mak Chay Tin now resides with his daughter Lok Yee, sister Oi Fa, and sister-in-law Cheung Ho Kei. The team faces challenges as young and ambitious paramedic Cheuk Ka Kit clashes with Chay Tin's way of life. Moreover, the team experiences increased pressure as Tam Ka Jun, the senior ambulance director, demands perfection and targets Ka Kit. Chay Tin, acting as a mediator, works tirelessly to foster unity and collaboration among team members. He aims to nurture exceptional paramedics who can save lives in the most difficult circumstances.

Eiichi Nishio is a young actor with aspirations, though he is not widely recognized yet and often lands roles as a lifeless character. While strolling through Nakameguro in Tokyo, he comes across Izakaya Fuji, a restaurant/bar he had previously seen on a woman's Instagram profile. Intrigued, he decides to enter and encounters Nao Omori and other actors who frequent the place. This experience is inspired by the 2015 novel "Izakaya Fuji" by Kuriyama Keisuke.

It discusses the highs and lows faced by a young couple from the initial year to the tenth year of their marriage.

Based on the book "You're the Apple of My Eye" by Wan Fang.

Based on Fujimoto Hitomi's book "Ii Onna," the following information is derived.

Kurokawa Suzuki, portrayed by Itao, is a detective known for his exceptional deduction skills, yet he is also known for being emotionally sensitive towards his subordinates' rumors and his wife's dark sense of humor. One of his colleagues, Shiraishi (played by Tanabe), is an optimistic detective who is oblivious to his own shortcomings. Another colleague, Akagi (played by Tanaka), is considered the most conventional officer at the police station. Despite their lack of teamwork, the trio must work together to solve the challenging cases that arise in their town, as depicted in the detective novel series "Inaka no Keiji" by Takita Michio.

Based on the book "Content in Death" written by Wang Shuo.

Based on the book series "The Incredible Grandmother" by Mariko Hayashi.

Based on Qu Bo's novel "Footprints in the Snow-covered Woods" ( ).

Deputy Chief Physician Qiao Yang from the Third Hospital meets her former classmate Zhou Jing Wen at Gemu Plastic Surgery Hospital after ten years of not seeing each other due to a disagreement in medical school

Derived from Chung Chao Cheng's book "Lu Ping Hua," the following information has been taken.

The narrative follows the journey of Zhao Da Qi, a skilled individual with a special bond with a talented horse. Through a series of fortuitous events, he becomes a member of the New Fourth Army. Over time, he undergoes significant challenges and transformations, ultimately emerging as a celebrated figure in the nation's history. This story is based on the novel "Golden Flower, Iron Palm" authored by Wu Lin.

The tale follows three couples in their thirties to forties as they navigate the challenges of a hectic lifestyle, striving to preserve their identities and values

Taking place six years after Tokai Seishiro's departure from Tojo University, the story follows Amagi Yukihiko, a renowned surgeon known for his exceptional skills in influencing people and handling finances

After Japan's asset price bubble burst in 1996, Shibasaki Akira found himself working in the loan division at the Yotsubashi branch of Aoba Bank. His job took an unexpected turn when he was reassigned to a government-owned organization overseeing housing financial bonds. This organization was established to recover bad debts from failed housing loan companies. Akira joined forces with employees from various banks and former housing loan company workers to confront uncooperative debtors and safeguard taxpayer funds.

Covert Communist operative Li Heng, having been cut off prior to Chengdu's liberation, reestablishes ties with his party and maneuvers through the intricate landscape of underground clashes between the KMT and CCP, the internal politics of the KMT, and local gang conflicts to support the Communist agenda.

Xiang Zhi Jun has three daughters residing in different cities: Shanghai, Kunshan, and Suzhou. The eldest, Xiang Qian, aged 35, has achieved significant success in her professional life. Xiang Zhong, the middle daughter at 31, is actively working towards her future goals. The youngest, Xiang Nan, aged 26, has a pure and romantic demeanor. Challenges in the marriages of all three daughters bring them closer together as they provide mutual support and encouragement. With guidance from their parents, Xiang Zhong manages to overcome difficulties with her in-laws and rebuild her confidence in her marriage. Xiang Qian uncovers her husband Gao Ping's true nature and finds a renewed sense of purpose in her career and personal life. Xiang Nan also navigates through her uncertainties and gains a deeper understanding of marriage and self-awareness.

Based on Seiko Tanabe's essay titled "Contemplation in Bed"

Following her split from Feng Zhi Hao, a successful and affluent man, He Xiao Jun crosses paths with Chen Qi Zhong, a financially prudent individual she meets through work. As they grow closer and start a relationship, Xiao Jun faces challenges from Zhi Hao's return and her parents' disapproval. Will her new love story withstand these obstacles and flourish? This story is based on a novel written by Ren Hai Zhong.

Foshan's renowned doctor Dou Sam has a single daughter named Dou Gaa Kei, who shows great intelligence and passion for traditional Chinese medicine. However, on the day of her marriage to the mayor's son Chong Gai Zou, a deadly epidemic strikes. Several patients, including Chong Gai Zou, perish after taking medicine from Dou Sam's pharmacy, leading to its closure. This sudden turn of events leaves Dou Gaa Kei feeling despondent. In the midst of this crisis, a terminally ill merchant named Ding Yat Yuen acquires the pharmacy's assets with the intention of selling them for profit. To prevent this, Dou Gaa Kei offers to treat his illness in exchange for him keeping the pharmacy intact. She learns valuable medical skills from a retired imperial physician, thanks to Ding Yat Yuen's connections. Meanwhile, Chong Gai Zou's twin brother returns, and Tsui Gwan Yeuk, the daughter of a military general, reveals her love for him. However, he harbors feelings for his former sister-in-law. Despite this, Dou Gaa Kei and Ding Yat Yuen develop a bond as they face numerous challenges together. Just as the pharmacy reopens and things start to settle, Ding Yat Yuen's life begins to slip away.

Genius on the Left, Lunatic on the Right explores the various perspectives on abnormal individuals, including psychological, philosophical, biological, and religious viewpoints. This analysis is drawn from Gao Ming's novel of the same name.

In Iryu 2, Asada Ryutaro faces new challenges within Japan's healthcare system. The government is implementing laws to address the rising medical costs, forcing hospitals to operate independently or risk bankruptcy. Hospital mergers and acquisitions are becoming common, leading to closures of obstetrics and pediatrics departments. This shortage of doctors is closely linked to the management issues hospitals are facing. Hospitals now must operate like businesses to avoid financial collapse.

The story follows Takano, a short man who works as a professional locksmith, and a tall woman he meets in Bangkok named Eiko Kosaka. Despite being a foot taller than him, Takano falls for Eiko but keeps his feelings hidden due to his height insecurities. Their paths cross again in Tokyo, leading to the development of mutual feelings between them. The plot is adapted from the newspaper novel "Kimi wo Miagete" by Yamada Taichi.

Eight years ago, Moriyama Kouhei made the decision to leave his position as a doctor and transition to working at the city hall. Since his career change, he has developed a more positive and upbeat attitude, earning the admiration of those around him. Despite this transformation, he still carries emotional scars from the past, causing him to rely solely on himself for important matters. Everything changes when he crosses paths with a dedicated nurse named Tanaka Aiko, sparking his ambition to establish a new hospital. It is through this experience that he comes to the realization that "Losing is not the end. Giving up is what ends everything."

In the novel "Akumu no Drive" by Kinoshita Hanta, a retired professional boxer and a failed comedian join forces to establish a transportation company. Initially, they acquire a vehicle and employ it to outsmart their adversaries.

Kinami has been chosen to portray the role of Hita Nanase, a housemaid who possesses the supernatural gift of telepathy, enabling her to unveil the hidden truths within the households she serves. The character was formerly portrayed by Takigawa Yumi and Hori Chiemi.

Masayoshi Tsuruda, also known as Jumbo, comes back to a small coastal town after lending money to the former head of Baba Clinic. He ends up taking over as the clinic's director, where Nurse Asuka Baba, the late director's daughter, also works. Asuka is new to her role but shows great dedication and warmth. The dynamic between Doctor Tsuruda and Nurse Asuka involves disagreements as they strive to care for their patients.

Based on the novel "Night on the Galactic Railroad" written by Miyazawa Kenji.

Large corporations and trading companies are acquiring hospitals overseas or constructing new healthcare facilities in foreign countries to attract wealthy individuals seeking medical services. Meanwhile, in Japan, medium-sized hospitals responsible for serving rural areas are struggling due to a lack of doctors. The closure of these vital hospitals is causing concern among the public. In the midst of this challenging situation, Asada Ryutaro and Team Dragon come together to establish an ideal hospital and take action. However, they face various obstacles, including the interference of business consultant Okamura Tadashi. Okamura, recognized as one of the world's top businessmen for his successful hospital reorganization projects in the US, has partnered with Noguchi Takeo to introduce high-quality Japanese medical services in India. He sees Japanese doctors as essential for entering the market and attempts to recruit Team Dragon, who are not easily swayed by money or prestige. Despite this, Okamura employs various tactics to persuade them to join his project.

Drawing inspiration from Hideo Aiba's novel "Chi no Wadachi."

Yayoi, a licensed nurse at Hoshimigaoka Hospital, harbors a hidden past that she keeps to herself. Abandoned by her parents at a young age, she grew up in foster care, cherishing the hospital as her home. Despite her loneliness, she remains kind-hearted, avoiding conflict and immersing herself in her work. When Todo joins as the new head nurse, Yayoi initially resists her strong-willed approach but eventually finds herself drawn to Todo's presence. With Todo's influence, Yayoi is able to let go of her past and embrace a new beginning on her own terms.

Natsuko Kotani seemed destined for deceit, while Tetsuko Ishida was a distant family member known for her integrity as a lawyer. Whenever Natsuko caused problems, Tetsuko was always called upon to resolve the situations. Feeling exploited by Natsuko, Tetsuko, who led a mundane life, started to undergo a transformation.

In the hospital, a series of puzzling events have occurred involving two high school students named Mikito and Airi. Despite battling serious illnesses, they have been identified as the individuals behind these incidents. Their motive is to grant Airi's final wishes before she passes away. Witnessing their selfless actions, Kurumi, a pharmacist contemplating leaving her job, decides to assist the teenagers. Through this experience, she gains insight into the concept of "living for someone". (Drama Wiki)

Based on Wang Shuo's novel "Playing for Thrills," viewers have the option of choosing between a condensed 32-episode version or the full 52-episode version.

Due to a miscommunication at work, Wu Ya Fan, who values perfection, lost her job. She decides to go back to her hometown and join her father's practice. The close-knit community of the small town helps soften her heart, which is used to the fast-paced city life. Over time, she comes to terms with her fallibility and her genetic risk of developing Parkinson's Disease.

Within the realm of potential outcomes, the concept of life emerging from death is a central theme. This idea has been embraced by those involved in organ donation coordination. Nurse Wen Yudu decided to shift her career trajectory after assisting in the successful delivery of her 1000th baby. She transitioned into the role of an organ donor coordinator, where she crossed paths with Jiang Junhao, a promising figure in the field of surgery who has a passion for Star Trek. Together, they tackle challenging cases and unexpectedly discover a romantic connection. (ChineseDrama.info)

Based on Qu Bo's novel "Footprints in the Icy Woods," this text explores...

Based on Hai Yan's novel "The Crimson Stream."

An established family business faces upheaval after the unexpected passing of the family patriarch, leading to a tense power struggle between his three wealthy daughters and a pregnant young woman of humble origins who was carrying his child. Based on the book by Yamasaki Toyoko ( ).