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A humorous tale centering around a group of friends and their adventures in the small village of Qixia.

From a young age, Sung Sai Kit lived with retired lawyer Jiang Xue Ru due to his struggles with speaking. This led to low confidence and a reluctance to showcase his abilities. However, everything changed when he rescued Man Zhong Mou Yat, the daughter of notorious bandit leader Man Yan Dik. Sung went on to represent Man Yan Dik in court and achieved a surprising victory over his senior Zuo Bing Feng. This success not only earned him the admiration of Man Zhong Mou Yat and Jiang's daughter but also sparked jealousy and animosity from Zuo.

The narrative follows a seemingly insignificant individual in the early Qing Dynasty who unintentionally finds himself working as a spy for a rebel faction opposing the ruling government. Comedy and chaos ensue as he navigates through his covert assignments. (DramaWiki)

A succession of humorous events unfolds within a tavern. (DramaWiki)

An apprehensive teacher led a group of inexperienced students from the north to the south of the Yangtze River. His goal was to establish his own realm and start a martial arts school to become a "legend", but instead, he unintentionally opened a clinic. This is the tale of his transformation into a "physician".

Four intellectuals who discover romance together. Nick Cheung portrays the intelligent and charming Tang Bo Hu. Bobby plays the avaricious Chu Tse San, while Gordon embodies the noble and truthful Wen Jing Ming. Macro takes on the role of Chow Wen Bing, a man who perseveres through challenges.

Chan Dai Ha is a vendor of traditional Chinese sweets who becomes enamored with a wealthy young woman named Gei Hao Yee. Despite his good intentions, Dai Ha's attempts to assist Hao Yee often backfire, leading to her frustration. One fateful day, when Hao Yee and her maid have a mishap on a hill, Dai Ha comes to their rescue. However, instead of showing gratitude, Hao Yee harshly reprimands him and unknowingly consumes a soup containing ten enchanted beans. As a result, she unexpectedly becomes pregnant. When the townspeople discover her condition, they are outraged by the violation of a local law against unwed pregnancy and demand retribution. Dai Ha intervenes by confessing to being the father, ultimately saving Hao Yee from imminent punishment.

Kevin Cheng stars as Ip Man in the initial television portrayal of Ip Man's challenges in southern China in the early 1900s.

Following a difficult period in his life, former undercover detective Pau Kai Chung travels to the Wudang Mountains in Hubei, China to seek solace. While there, he reunites with his former martial arts mentor Mo Yee Shan, who now runs an inn and martial arts academy in the mountains. Yee Shan also cares for a man named Ho Ching Tung, who has a mysterious background. Kai Chung takes on a role as a chef at Yee Shan's inn. However, peace is disrupted when a group of martial arts students led by Yee Shan's daughter Lok Yeung arrives. Their presence triggers painful memories for Kai Chung, who had crossed paths with Lok Yeung in Hong Kong. It is revealed that Lok Yeung's true motive for returning to Wudang is to convince her mother to sell the inn and martial arts school to an investment group from Hong Kong. Yee Shan agrees to the sale on the condition that Lok Yeung wins a competition within three months. To aid Lok Yeung, Yee Shan feigns an injury and appoints Kai Chung as the new instructor at the martial arts school. As events unfold, Ching Tung regains his sanity and exposes Kai Chung's hidden identity, putting everyone at Wudang in jeopardy.

Ning Choi San, a struggling scholar, is determined to pass the imperial exam despite repeated failures. He is currently residing at his sister-in-law Ying Heung Fa's lantern shop and supporting himself as an artist. His older brother Ning Choi Man is frugal, while his younger brother Ning Choi Gwan is illiterate and submissive to his wife. His childhood sweetheart, Ying Heung Giu, is pressuring him to marry her. Amidst his father's illness, Ning Choi San reluctantly becomes involved in Ying Heung Fa's deceptive schemes to sell lanterns, sparking a clash between a Taoist master and a swindler. Strange occurrences and peculiar behavior disrupt the household on a daily basis. Ning Choi San begins to suspect a female spirit is guarding him in secret, though her efforts often lead to comedic mishaps due to her limited powers.

The downfall of the Imperial Qing Empire marks the end of the Emperors' rule. Following their expulsion and demotion to peasantry, three palace eunuchs - Lee Siu Kung, Dan Tin, and Chan Siu Fung - strive to survive beyond the palace walls. They encounter Chui Tsun Sing, a con artist pretending to be a eunuch, who deceives them. Their misfortune leads to being captured and later sold as servants to the wealthy Kam family, headed by matriarch Kam Heung, who runs a rice shop. Despite her facade of wealth and power, Kam Heung struggles with the burdens she carries. The eldest daughter, Kam Dai Nam, who enjoys dressing as a man, causes trouble for the family, adding to Kam Heung's challenges. Pressure from the village committee prompts Kam Heung to find a husband to carry on the family name. Eventually, Kam Heung marries Siu Kung. Meanwhile, their rival Tsui Dai Fu schemes with his maidservant Wong Lin to spy on Kam Heung's brother, Kam Cheong. Kam Heung urges Siu Kung to father a child, unaware of his castration. The eunuchs attempt to resolve their predicament, but only succeed in making matters worse.

The narrative revolves around Liang Chao Chen, the Minister of Civil Affairs, celebrating his 50th birthday. His eldest daughter Nuan Xue and second daughter Nuan Bing married into prestigious families and were showered with lavish gifts, demonstrating Mrs. Liang's profound love for them.

Ji Gong, an eccentric monk known for his unconventional habits of consuming meat and beer, is among the prominent Eighteen Buddha Monks despite originally being a fairy. He was banished to Earth to live as a monk after capturing the Buddha's Eagle due to the negligence of two fairies who were supposed to guard the creature. These two fairies, along with another fairy who was slain by the Eagle, were also punished by being transformed into regular humans, though not monks.

The Su family's ancestral burial site is known for its excellent feng shui, allowing them to easily have nine sons while others pray for just one. However, Su Ran Ran was born as their only daughter, leading to her being spoiled and mischievous due to being treated like a princess. To protect her from her brothers' teasing, she is sent to Zhu Mountain as a disciple. As she grows older, her family struggles to find suitable husbands for her and her cousin. When a potential marriage arrangement arises, Su Ran Ran tries to escape but accidentally poisons a young man in white. Upon being brought back home, her potential suitor bluntly states that he has no intention of marrying her. Despite being rejected, she was not interested in marrying him either, always questioning why they were in such a hurry to find her a husband.

Liu Ritian, a resident known for selling movies and DVDs on the street, is recognized in the area as a dedicated kung fu enthusiast who trains diligently day and night, isolated in his own realm. By a stroke of luck, Liu Ri Tian's family heirloom manuscript ended up submerged in water, revealing fresh script. Following the instructions, Liu Ri Tian embarked on a journey back to the ancient world of martial arts. Overcoming various challenges, Liu Ri Tian eventually emerged as a legendary hero in the realm of martial arts.

Zhu Gui's Inn on Dragon-Tiger Mountain serves as a gathering place for the Liang Shan Heroes, as well as a hub for exchanging various news and updates regarding the Imperial Palace, the activities of the officials, and the ongoing pursuit of the infamous outlaws from the marshlands.

In a comical tale, a spirited young girl named He Tianxin disguises herself as a boy. Tianxin crosses paths with Emperor Zhu Li and Zhang Zhesan, forming a friendship with both. Over time, both the Emperor and Zhesan develop feelings for Tianxin, resulting in a humorous yet complicated love triangle.

The show centers around a team of employees at a courier service and security firm, where the daily routine is filled with conflicts of pride, unprofessional conduct, and lively humor.

At birth, three sisters are separated and raised by different families, leading them to develop distinct personalities and skills. Lai Ji Di is carefree and open, Yun Yian is polite, knowledgeable in medicine, and Chu Yua excels in combat despite her cold exterior. Lai Ji Di becomes the bodyguard of Cheng San Liu, a studious young man unaware of his father's identity until he turns 20. Raised by his mother, San Liu's life takes a drastic turn when he learns the truth about his father's identity.

The play narrates the tale of the youthful protagonist Xu Zai Hao's resurgence from his family's devastating destiny.

The play follows the story of Tang Doudou, a young woman determined to remain unmarried until she finds a suitable partner who truly understands and loves her. When the Tang family faces difficulties due to a mistake with the officials, the Zhuang family steps in to offer their assistance. Madame Zhuang proposes that Doudou marry her eldest son, a handsome, principled, and cultured man - but on the day of the wedding, he inexplicably regresses to the mental capacity of an eight-year-old. Despite her initial anger and confusion, Doudou is compelled to return to Madame Zhuang when faced with financial difficulties. As she uncovers unsettling truths about her husband's condition, Doudou realizes there is more to the situation than meets the eye, even as her mother-in-law remains mysteriously unconcerned.

Inadvertently venturing into Flower Neck Mountain, a small panda fairy named Ling Ling is mistakenly believed to be a ruler. With the help of military strategist Mole Shi, they successfully lead the Demon village to expand and fortify its power. (iQiyi)

A humorous retelling of the romance between Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai. (DramaWiki)

Huo En Di and Zhao Sheng Xian were former comrades in the same martial arts group, sharing a bond similar to brothers. However, their relationship changed when their master, on his deathbed with only En Di present, named him as his successor. This led to a longstanding rivalry between the Huo and Zhao families, who engage in periodic martial arts competitions. Huo Yuan Jia, En Di's fourth son, was a frail child and was never taught martial arts by his father, who encouraged him to focus on academics instead. Feeling slighted, Yuan Jia secretly learned martial arts from a mysterious mentor who had saved his life. During a confrontation fueled by their families' feud, En Di and Sheng Xian's top disciple unexpectedly appears seeking vengeance, believing he should have been the rightful successor. As it becomes clear that no one can defeat him, Yuan Jia is compelled to showcase the martial arts skills he has concealed for years.

Leung Tsan, a chef and student of Wing Chun Master Wong Wah Po, simply desires to save up enough money to wed his beloved Cheung Kin Hei. However, his plans are derailed when he is implicated in the murder of a Manchu martial arts expert. With the help of Ping Yi, whom he coincidentally encounters, Tsan seeks refuge with his master's associate, Leung Yee Tai, in Foshan. Despite the obstacles, Tsan is determined to clear his name and continue his quest to marry his fiancée. As he delves into the murder mystery, Tsan finds employment at Mr. Chan's establishments. To his surprise, he discovers Cheung Kin Hei working there, now married. Confusion ensues, but Tsan persists in his investigation. With the assistance of Tai, a government official, Tsan tries to navigate through the case. Along the way, Tsan encounters a captivating Manchu princess who expresses interest in getting to know him better after a series of unexpected events.

With the backing of the head of the Police Authority, the notorious Ho Kei-Kin (Dayo Wong) of Guangzhou has been dominating those around him. Despite his initial kind-hearted nature, Kin's transformation into a manipulative individual stemmed from his childhood mistreatment by his father. After a confrontation with his father, who denied Kin's paternity and left town, Kin harbored deep resentment. Following a series of events, including a failed attempt to redeem himself by challenging the town's crime lord, Kin spiraled into chaos and destruction. However, a revelation about the demise of his father and family members led Kin to embrace a new persona as Gan Yan-Kin (Bully Kin). He adopted a ruthless attitude, believing that he must treat others poorly to survive. Tsui, the owner of a house sought by Kin, found solace in meeting the honorable Wong Fei-Hung (Dominic Lam). Kin, in an effort to recruit students for his kung-fu school, fabricated stories of his heroism. When faced with a contest against Fei-Hung, Kin resorted to deceit to secure victory. Disillusioned by Fei-Hung's integrity, Kin eventually decided to emulate his honorable ways. Despite criticism from others, Fei-Hung appointed Kin to manage Po Chi Lam, a decision met with skepticism. Kin's attempts to help his peers backfired, leading to further chaos. An incident involving the drugging of Fei-Hung during a lion dancing competition prompted Kin to reconsider his actions and strive to uphold Fei-Hung's legacy. As the story unfolds, Kin's journey towards redemption and acceptance within the community takes unexpected turns.

Fan Tung, a deity under the Stove God, was imprisoned in a winter melon for 500 years after offending the Queen Mother of the West. Tin Dai Kwai and his wife Chung Bik Yuk inadvertently free Tung from his confinement. Tung's spirit enters Kwai's brother, Tin Tai Fu, losing all his instincts in the process. Tung starts living with Kwai's family, but Yuk becomes suspicious of him and tries to uncover the truth. Unable to return to Heaven, Tung relies on six little deities to help him navigate the complexities of human nature. When Fu's wife Ling Fung returns unexpectedly and causes chaos, Tung breaks into the netherworld to set things right and restore order.

Master TAI YAU KUNG, also known as Gordon Liu, is an experienced official advisor who assists his foster son CHOW BING, portrayed by Kenneth Ma, in securing a position in the government. Despite Bing's resourcefulness, he struggles with the strict rules and practices of the officials, leading him to often idle away his time. During his adventures at a tavern, Bing encounters the charming owner CHONG SIU HAN, played by Leila Tong, which causes jealousy to arise in his wife CHIU YUK HING, portrayed by Kate Tsui. Yau Kung suggests Bing work as an advisor to the new government official SHUM GWUN BOK, portrayed by Matthew Ko, leading to a close friendship forming between Bing and Gwun Bok. However, Bing is taken aback when he learns that his respected master Yau Kung is actually Gwun Bok's father. As Gwun Bok begins to use Yuk Hing to scheme against Bing, Bing is shocked to discover that his wife is a spy sent by the Imperial forces.

Cheung Sai Wai established an educational institution to nurture individuals with exceptional talents. One of his students, Chow Guk, is a close friend of Wai's and possesses natural abilities, although she does not dedicate much time to studying, resulting in frequent misuse of traditional proverbs. Recognizing the shortcomings of society, Wai believed that education alone could not bring about meaningful change in people's hearts. By chance, he crossed paths with Chan Jan Jan, a skilled writer of mysterious origins who possessed a competitive and talkative nature. Together, they became well-known figures in the legal field. However, their success attracted the enmity of Poon Gang Chyun and his son Yin Ming. Wai's dear friend Ha Hau Mo, whose father Chan Mung Kut had been unjustly accused and sentenced to death, harbored a strong resentment towards lawyers. Despite understanding Wai's motives, Mo grew suspicious of Jan's past and began to investigate her background, leading to the revelation of a long-buried injustice from two decades prior.

Cho Ching and her mother, Bai Yuet, have been traveling as doctors for many years. During one journey, Cho Ching meets Gai Chun, who has a skin condition, and his friend, Chin Tun. Cho Ching immediately falls in love with Chin Tun and is determined to marry him, despite facing many obstacles. Chin Tun's sister, Chin Sheung, tries to ruin their relationship upon learning that Cho Ching is Bai Yuet's daughter. Despite the challenges, Cho Ching and Chin Tun eventually get married. However, their happiness is short-lived when Cho Ching discovers Chin Tun's feelings for their maid, San Cha. This leads to a night where Chin Tun and San Cha spend time together. When Chin Tun expresses his desire to marry San Cha as a concubine, Cho Ching's jealousy and anger intensify. Meanwhile, Bai Yuet is convicted of murdering her husband and sentenced to death, causing the Chin family to ask Cho Ching to sever ties with her. To make matters worse, Cho Ching learns she is pregnant as Chin Tun seeks a divorce.

Born gifted with an exceptional palate and the ability to discern between exquisite and poor dishes at first taste, Ding Yat San is frustrated by his adoptive father Ding Yat's prohibition against pursuing a career as a chef. Upon learning of a prestigious cooking competition in Yangzhou, he persuades Shek Yau to pose as a man and compete on his behalf. This strategy leads to Shek Yau impressing the renowned chef Koi Siu Tin. Together, Ding Yat San and Koi Siu Tin collaborate on creating innovative dishes, resulting in Koi Siu Tin winning the prestigious Golden Lotus Flower award multiple times consecutively. As their culinary fame grows, they befriend individuals who share their passion for food, such as the affluent Tung Ming Ming and the celebrated female chef Dai Ng Yuen. Tung Ming Ming develops feelings for Ding Yat San, while Ding Yat San harbors admiration for Shek Yau, who, in turn, has feelings for Koi Siu Tin. This romantic entanglement prompts Ding Yat San to part ways with Koi Siu Tin and embark on his own culinary journey. However, his plans take an unexpected turn when Shek Yau betrays him, resulting in Ding Yat San losing his extraordinary tasting abilities. Eventually, it is revealed that he is the descendant of a once-prominent chef. Determined to restore his father's tarnished reputation, Ding Yat San is prepared to face isolation and hardship.

Jacqueline Wong, a servant working in the Vice Minister of War's residence, leads a group of maids from the six ministries who collaborate to exchange information and make profits. Roxanne Tong becomes a maid in order to raise funds for her lover to journey to the capital for the imperial exams. Jacqueline tends to the Vice Minister's first wife while Roxanne looks after the second wife, leading them to clash on behalf of their mistresses. Jacqueline and the young master develop feelings for each other, but face opposition from his father. Timothy faces a demotion for a transgression, while Tony is determined to excel in the imperial exams to restore his family's honor. Lisa Lau, daughter of the Minister of War, sets her sights on Brian and attempts to seduce him. Concerned that achieving a high rank in the exams may lead to losing their lovers, Jacqueline and Roxanne swear to sabotage their scholarly aspirations. Just as the two couples are on the verge of separating, they become entangled in a treasonous plot.