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A tale of a demon prince who loses his royal position and is appointed as a constable. Teaming up with his lover, companion, and ally, he fights against evil to uphold justice. During a turbulent era ruled by an ailing and feeble King, his sons scheme to seize the throne. The 7th Prince Xun Yan stays away from palace intrigues. Speculations circulate that he is the offspring of a demon and despite his exceptional talents, he faces rejection due to his heritage and lives recklessly. When Xun Yan accidentally harms the Crown Prince while saving the 9th Princess, the King removes his title and assigns him as a constable in Jinyuan County. In a brothel, a man dies mysteriously in Ru Yue's chambers. Xun Yan utilizes his extraordinary powers to uncover the true culprit. Forming new friendships, he embarks on a journey of solving crimes, all while a palace conspiracy unfolds.

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

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 tale follows the journey of Yue Wu Yi, the young heir of a prominent family in Chang'an, who sets out on a quest for enlightenment. His ultimate goal is to seek out the renowned master Perform Yan-Xie Yi. Along the way, he crosses paths with Wen Ren Yu, Xia Yi Ze, and Ah Ruan. Eventually, Yue Wu Yi locates Xie Yi and becomes his devoted disciple. However, their journey is jeopardized by the emergence of a malevolent entity named Liu Yue. Tragically, Xie Yi sacrifices himself to protect his student. Determined to seek justice for his mentor and thwart Liu Yue's sinister plans, Yue Wu Yi and his companions embark on a quest to locate the legendary and formidable sword Zhaoming.

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.

Following five centuries of isolation in a remote valley, the talented successors of a renowned clan in the martial arts community emerge from their seclusion to explore the outside world, encountering peril, forming friendships, and experiencing intense romantic relationships

Brothers Chen Kun and Chan Chi Pang, who share the same mother but have different fathers, live very different lives due to their fathers' social statuses. Chen Kun enjoys more opportunities as his father is a respected general, while Chan Chi Pang's father is an alcoholic, leaving him constantly overshadowed by his brother. Despite their differences, the brothers share a strong bond. Chan Chi Pang is forced into an arranged marriage by his father and must go live with the bride's family. However, when the original bride dies, they replace her with a street smart girl named A-Baw Tsang, who has her own motives of finding her missing sister. A-Baw causes chaos and embarrassment at the wedding, leading both families to come up with a solution. They decide that both brothers will spend two months with A-Baw to determine who truly cares for her and should proceed with the engagement. This creates tension for Chan Chi Pang, as A-Baw is meant to be his wife.

Chen Huai Yu, created from precious jade by Ba Mu, absorbed the spiritual essence of the heavens and earth before descending to earth at the Buddha's behest. Despite her mischievous nature, Chen Huai Yu is on a mission to help others through her spiritual practices. At a temple festival, she finds herself in conflict with the seven princes, particularly Han Van, over a jade ring. As Chen Huai Yu navigates her relationships with the princes and faces various challenges, she must also confront her own trials in order to achieve enlightenment and immortality.

In this captivating action thriller, the famous martial arts expert Wong Fei Hung becomes the target of a scheme orchestrated by the cruel drug trafficker ying. Accusing Wong of drug dealing, ying tries to divert attention from his own illegal activities. To rescue their respected master and defend the reputation of the "Po Chi Lam" Clinic, Wong's five students must unite and take down Ying and his gang of criminals.

Based on Wu Cheng En's classic novel "Journey to the West," there are three different versions available: 45 episodes (Hong Kong version), 60 episodes (Satellite TV), and 66 episodes (Terrestrial TV).

Five centuries ago, Zi Xia comes down to the mortal world in search of Zhi Zun Bao, the man she loves and the one who extracted the Zi Qing Sword. Unfortunately, the sword is damaged during the journey, prompting her to use the time-travelling power of the pandora's box to try to restore it. Transported five hundred years into the future, she encounters Zhi Zun Bao, who has no memory of his previous life. Now a leader of the Ax Gang, a group of bandits, he has been romantically involved with Bai Jing Jing. As the story unfolds, it delves into a whirlwind of time travel and fantastical events, offering a fresh take on the classic tale "Journey to the West".

The new season continues the storyline from the previous season, following the reset timeline and reinstated KO ranking. Familiar characters from Season 1 make a comeback, including Wang Da Dong who teams up with Xiu in the inter-dimensional guards. When unusual surges in fighting power disrupt the KO ranking at Da Dong's former high school, he goes undercover as a 28-year-old dropout repeating high school to investigate. Da Dong's main goal is to regain control of the class of KO One, leading to clashes with the current leader, King. As new transfer students enter the picture, the competition for leadership heats up among the classmates.

Hong Ling is a pure and inexperienced mermaid who is unaware of anything beyond the sea in which she lives. After unintentionally angering the Sea King, she is banished to the world of humans. It is there that she encounters a young human man with whom she will develop romantic feelings. At first, Hong Ling may see her situation as a mere prank, but she will soon realize that the repercussions of her actions are far greater than she ever anticipated.

The show includes lead characters from the popular television series Chinese Paladin, blending elements of animation, fantasy, and humor. The main character of the Chinese Paladin series, Li Xiaoyao, embarks on an adventure with his companions that transcends time and space.

The storyline follows the journey of Kou Ying Jie, a feral young man raised in the grasslands, as he embarks on a quest for vengeance alongside a mystical horse after the death of his mentor

This is a classic Chinese folktale that emphasizes the importance of perseverance and dedication. Roughly two millennia ago, the residents of Shi Feng Village in the Da Zhi Empire faced hardships due to two obstructive hills that impeded their access to major cities. Yu Gong, a determined man from the village, rallied his family and neighbors together in an effort to excavate and relocate the hills.

The play showcases the impact of Wu Cheng En's personal life, hobbies, social circle, and family on his creation of one of the Four Great Classical Novels in Chinese literature.

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

A regular boy unknowingly becomes entangled in a dispute between two factions of spiritual agents. He is surprised to learn about the "Qi Ling," a set of 7 ancient weapons that can turn into lovely girls for combat. Additionally, one of his acquaintances may not be who she claims to be. He faces numerous perilous situations and struggles to confide in his worried family and friends.

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.

Tange Tenzen becomes a vassal to the shogun and excels in the art of single long sword combat. After sacrificing his arm to defend his wife's honor, Nagao Chiharu, and losing his family in the process, Tenzen becomes a wandering samurai. He is rescued by Horibe Yasube, who later becomes a vassal of the Ako domain. Meanwhile, Tenzen becomes a bodyguard for Kira Kozukenosuke and finds himself in a showdown with the Ako samurai as a one-armed swordsman.

The events unfold following Liu Bei's return to the Silver Dimension. While traveling back to the Gold Dimension with Liu Bei, Wang Da Dong experiences a time disturbance and is unexpectedly transported ten years into the future. To his dismay, he realizes that he has mysteriously lost his weapon-wielding abilities and that the leadership of the KO One class has shifted to a female student named King.

The narrative revolves around a long-standing conflict between Liu Lang Yue and the feudal lord of the Yue clan. Lang Yue suffered severe trauma as a child, resulting in disfiguring scars that now require her to wear a disguise. She has been living in seclusion in a valley with her two disciples, Jin Cheng and Jin Bao, along with a group of wolf companions reminiscent of Lassie. When Lord Yue's eldest son sets out to hunt the wolves, he is ultimately defeated by Jin Cheng. However, Jin Cheng sustains serious injuries from the encounter, prompting Tong Fu Er, the daughter of the renowned healer Tong Yuan, to step in and save him using a unique method involving bee venom to neutralize the arrow wounds. This technique, known as the 'magical needle', leads to a bond forming between Jin Cheng and Tong Fu Er, culminating in a blossoming romance.

This drama retells the famous love story of a goddess and a mortal. Goddess Xiao Qi is punished for a serious crime by losing her powers and being sent to the mortal world. In order to regain her goddess status, she must perform 100 acts of charity. Dong Yong comes to her rescue and shows her the ways of mortals. Despite the forbidden nature of love between goddesses and mortals, Xiao Qi learns to love. When their relationship is discovered, heavenly guards intervene to separate them. However, the two lovers are determined to find a way to be together.

The play narrates the tale of an intelligent pig striving to transform into a human. Despite facing numerous challenges and difficulties, he eventually achieves his goal. Throughout his journey, he develops feelings for Little Dragon Maid.

Derived from the tale "Painted Skin" within the compilation "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio" by Pu Song Ling.

Sabu and Eiji, who had been close friends since childhood, worked together as apprentice workers in a shop. Tragically, Eiji was wrongly labeled a thief and had to flee. After five years, Eiji returns to inspire Sabu once more.

The horror anthology "Sou Shen Ji" consists of five distinct stories inspired by the mobile game of the same title. The game itself is based on Gan Bao's novel from the Jin Dynasty, as well as "Shan Hai Jing" and other mysterious Chinese literary works. It creatively incorporates traditional Chinese immortal elements, offering players a vibrant and fantastical world to explore. The game's main features include collecting, nurturing, and battling various monsters. Players can capture hundreds of monsters and train them using a magical pot. Moreover, unique gameplay modes like "Town Demon Tower," "Explore Other Worlds," and "Imperial Soul Fighting" provide players with a diverse and enchanting Xianxia gaming experience.

In human form, a prosperous fox family has nine daughters, with their father being a renowned king in their realm. One day, the father arranges for his youngest daughter to be married. This daughter, who adores exploring the human world, decides to enter into a fake marriage contract with a human in order to avoid the arranged marriage. However, she keeps her true identity a secret, resulting in a series of amusing and chaotic events in their lives.

This tale unfolds in a village dedicated to fishing and wood-cutting situated near Changde Mountain in Hunan province. Among the villagers resided Liu Hai, a diligent woodcutter who shared a home with his mother. Liu made a living by harvesting wood and gathering Chinese herbs. Little did anyone in the village, including the Liu family, realize that the well in their home was no ordinary well. Legend had it that a mystical luffa resided in the well, ensuring an endless supply of sweet water. Possessing this luffa bestowed immortality and limitless magical abilities. Liu Hai's uncle, Liu Zhen Bin, harbored a strong desire for the luffa. In his quest to claim it, he resorted to any means necessary, even unjustly evicting his own relatives from their home. After obtaining the luffa, Liu Zhen Bin offered it to the malevolent spirit, Qiong Qi, unaware that Qiong Qi also coveted the luffa. Meanwhile, in Changde Mountain, a place teeming with life energy, resided a nine-tail fox and a golden toad who found themselves entangled in the unfolding drama. Touched by Liu Hai's sincerity and kindness, the nine-tail fox fell deeply in love with him. She decided to leave Changde Mountain and accompany Liu Hai to Changde county. Together, they embarked on a perilous journey filled with challenges, twists, and confrontations with malevolent forces.

Chi Yun, a proficient fighter raised in the wild, instantly falls for XuanYang Ruo / Mu Qing Mo upon their first encounter. Years later, he openly expresses his feelings for her when they meet again. Despite her brother's prior arrangement for her to marry noble Lingyun Shenglun for political reasons, XuanYang Ruo eventually returns Chi Yun's affection. Although Shenglun initially agrees to keep their relationship platonic, he finds himself drawn to XuanYang Ruo and is determined to make her his own forever.

A junior high school girl stumbles into the fairyland examination room by mistake and ends up being unintentionally enrolled in the celestial college. At this college, she forms a group of friends and embarks on an exciting adventure.

During the Northern Song Dynasty in Bianjing, there was a skilled constable named Shen Shi Wu who was known for his cold demeanor and good looks. He was not only talented in his work but also had a strong interest in technology, making him popular among the people. Shen played a crucial role in maintaining law and order in Bianjing, but his biggest challenge was dealing with the troublemaker Liu Xing Yu, who was known for his deceitful ways and charm with women. Shen was betrothed to the talented artist Wang Shi Shi, but he found himself falling for her alter ego, Yue Er. Meanwhile, Liu also had feelings for Wang, creating a complicated love triangle. Despite their personal entanglements, they joined forces to combat crime and solve various mysterious cases in the city.

During Emperor Xuanzong of Tang's reign, five young individuals with unique talents arrive in Chang'an, marking the beginning of an adventurous wuxia tale as they explore the Western Region. Shui Ge (Qin Junjie) is the sole survivor of his family's tragic massacre. After receiving training from a respected master, he travels to Chang'an, the capital of the Tang Dynasty, in search of a safe haven. Forming a bond of brotherhood with Jin Ge (Wang Chuang), Yin Ge (Ran Xu), Tong Ge (Gao Haicheng), and Tie Ge (Cao Jun), they proudly proclaim themselves as righteous heroes. Shui Ge also forges lasting friendships with Sai Ma (Artemis Lou) and Ah Budu (You Haoran) from the Persian Empire. Initially seeking better opportunities, the group unwittingly crosses paths with Wang Yu Shi, who unbeknownst to them, is a powerful figure in the Western Region underworld and their long-standing adversary.

Gai Choi Chi is an ordinary girl who seems to have luck on her side, earning her the nickname "Ho Choi Mui" or "Lucky Girl." Little does she know, her stepmother Ho Choi Ma is a plant spirit. After helping deities defeat an evil spirit, Choi Chi's stepmother transforms her into a demigod to protect her. Shek Kam Dong, despite being bullied and looked down upon as a child, remains devoted to his mother and shows reverence for the gods. Wong Tai Sin, a god known for granting wishes, bestows upon Shek superhuman strength. However, Shek abuses his power, becoming a tyrant in town. An Hei suffers from narcolepsy, constantly tired and falling asleep at random. Wong Tai Sin gifts An Hei with a magical sword inhabited by a warrior spirit to assist him in times of trouble. When an evil wizard captures Ho Choi Ma, Gai Choi Chi, Shek Kam Dong, and An Hei unite to defeat the wizard and rescue her. Their journey takes them across the continent, encountering mystical challenges along the way.

Wind and Cloud were brought up as orphans under the care of the influential Lord Conqueror, who instructed them in martial arts with the intention of using their skills to achieve global dominance. This information is derived from the manhua "Fung Wan" created by Ma Wing Shing.

During a trial run of the interdimensional transportation equipment, the members of KO One unintentionally replicated the error of their forerunner by accidentally causing Liu Bei's injury with a large rock. To preserve the history of Silver Dimension, Zhi Ge took on the persona of his double, Liu Bei, and participated in the ritual to become sworn brothers with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. As Zhi Ge assists in Liu Bei's healing process, he must familiarize himself with the workings of Silver Dimension while evading detection as an imposter.

Born from a stone and nourished by the Five Elements, a monkey learns the ways of the Tao, mastering 72 transformations, combat skills, and secrets of immortality. Through cunning and strength, he becomes known as Qitian Dasheng, or the Great Sage Equal to Heaven. His powers eventually rival those of all Eastern deities, leading to a rebellion against Heaven and a post in the celestial bureaucracy. However, his arrogance leads to his downfall when he is trapped under a mountain by the Buddha for five hundred years. Disheartened by the corruption in the South, the Buddha sends the bodhisattva Guanyin to find someone in Tang China to bring Buddhist sutras back to the East. Guanyin chooses Chen Xuan Zang, who is granted the name San Zang by Emperor Taizong. San Zang rescues Sun Wu Kong from the mountain, and they are joined by Bai Long, Zhu Ba Jie (also known as Greedy Pig), and Sha Wu Jing as apprentices on their journey to the west in search of the Buddhist sutras.