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Jin

It has been two years since Minakata Jin traveled back in time to the end of the Tokugawa shogunate. One day, Sakamoto Ryoma comes to Jin for assistance, informing him that Katsu Kaishu's teacher, Sakuma Shozan, has been assaulted by the Shinsengumi samurai and is on the brink of death. Despite Jin's concerns about altering history with his treatments, Sakuma urges him to continue saving lives without hesitation. Subsequently, Jin is approached by the Shinsengumi and asked to provide medical aid to Saigo Kichinosuke (later known as Saigo Takamori), whom he had been treating for injuries.

Jin Hyuk is an exceptionally skilled neurosurgeon whose interactions with others are marked by a cold and stern demeanor, driven by his relentless quest for perfection. Through an enigmatic force, he is unexpectedly sent back to the year 1860 in the Joseon Dynasty. As he begins to provide medical care in this era, he realizes that the absence of essential tools and the primitive understanding of medicine compel him to discover innovative methods to help the ill. This arduous journey ultimately transforms Jin Hyuk into a true physician.

Inadvertently transported four hundred years into the future to modern-day Foshan, three officials from the late-Ming Dynasty - Yuen Sung Woon, Joh Gwong Dau, and Lee Jun Chung - encounter Fong Wai Chi, who is on a quest to find a hidden master chef. Mistaking a female celebrity on TV for the missing crown princess Kwok Sin, Fong Wai Chi tricks them into believing she can arrange a meeting in Hong Kong. Eager to rescue the princess, the officials sign on as waiters and a chef at Fong Wai Chi's restaurant. Little do they know, Fong Wai Chi intends to capitalize on Lee Jun Chung's exceptional culinary abilities to revive the restaurant's ailing reputation. Operating under aliases, the trio helps transform the restaurant into a renowned establishment known for its attractive male staff, sparking a fierce competition among rival food businesses. With Yuen Sung Woon's assistance, Fong Wai Chi manages to navigate the financial battle and the two forge a unique bond. Meanwhile, Joh Gwong Dau delves into Kwok Sin's background and uncovers her true identity, as well as the destinies of all involved, in historical records. As the time approaches for their return to the Ming Dynasty, a difficult decision looms...

Akado Suzunosuke, a skilled swordsman from the Edo period, finds himself transported to the Reiwa era by chance. Can he overcome the demons, led by a silver-haired demon, in this new time period as well? And what challenges will he face as he navigates life in the contemporary era?

During a pursuit, Inspector Yuen Kam Cheong unintentionally causes the death of his girlfriend, Yeung Jik Suet. Overwhelmed with remorse, Yuen's spirit travels back in time to the Song Dynasty in ancient China, assuming the role of Justice Pao, a renowned magistrate. He encounters Hon Sheung Sheung, who bears a striking resemblance to Yeung. Despite Pao's investigation revealing Hon's royal lineage, he is compelled to condemn her to death upon receiving evidence of her wrongdoing from official Ko Kai On. As his spirit transitions to the 1950s and assumes the identity of detective Wah Lung Biu, Yuen reunites with Yeung, now known as Tin Chau Fung, a leader of a criminal organization. Struggling to alter his destiny, Wah uncovers the truth about his biological parents, dancer Lam Yim Fong and Yuen Kwai, as well as Tin's sister, Tin Chau Ngan, who played a pivotal role in shaping his fate. Tragedy strikes once more when Wah inadvertently causes Tin's demise. Returning to the present, Yuen seeks guidance on breaking the cycle of death and protecting Yeung by seeking rebirth through a new soul.

Yuka Sekiguchi, an employee at a real estate firm, found herself in charge of her grandmother's house one day. She was tasked with locating a concealed closet, which piqued her interest. Upon discovering the hidden closet, she inexplicably traveled back in time to the Edo period. There, she encountered Ukai Denzaburo, a constable at Minamichi Police Station, who enlisted her help in solving a murder case and sought her guidance due to his lack of deductive abilities.

Shunsuke is employed part-time at a cafe that belongs to his uncle, Takehiko. One evening, he encounters a woman named Senka, who is dressed in the attire of a traditional oiran. Senka explains that she has time-traveled from the Edo period and appears disoriented. Shunsuke escorts her to Takehiko's residence, where she lodges and starts working part-time at the cafe. Senka garners attention with her appearance and conduct. In the meantime, Shunsuke conducts research at the library to uncover more about Senka's background, discovering her as a renowned oiran from the Edo era.

In the historical setting of the Edo period, Koishikawa Yoyosho is where a secretive and resolute physician called Red Beard, alongside a young doctor named Yasushi Nakamura, provide medical care to impoverished patients and residents of Ichii

Based on Yoshinaga Fumi's manga "Ooku" ( ).

Yui Hayakawa, a 16-year-old girl with exceptional speed, is transported to the Warring States era after her genius younger brother invents a time machine. There, she meets and falls in love with Hagi Tadakiyo, the young lord of the Hagi clan. Upon returning to her own time, she learns from her teacher that the Hagi clan is destined for destruction. Determined to save Tadakiyo, Yui travels back to the Warring States era, where her adventure unfolds.

Following numerous unsuccessful attempts, Ai Qing, a 23-year-old student of history, finally manages to journey through time and encounters Kumarajiva, a young monk aged 13. Initially teacher and student, their relationship evolves as Kumarajiva develops feelings for Ai Qing. Despite years passing for Kumarajiva and only months for Ai Qing, they reunite when he is 24. Their love is acknowledged, but Kumarajiva's divine purpose causes them great hardship. During their third meeting, Kumarajiva is experiencing his most challenging years, and Ai Qing remains by his side throughout.

In the Edo era, a distressed samurai is given cutting-edge household gadgets from the contemporary world

Taking place in the Bakumatsu era, which marked the end of the Edo period, the story follows Sakai Banshiro, a samurai of humble origins. He decides to leave his family and serve at the lord's castle. By preparing dishes based on recipes from his wife, Banshiro brings comfort and solutions to the troubles of the people around him.

Niidekyo Jo oversees the operations at Koishikawa Yojosho, a medical facility situated in Koishikawa, Edo. He provides medical treatment to patients and shows concern for their personal issues. Known as "Red Beard," Niidekyo often clashes with the young doctor Yasumoto Noboru. As Yasumoto tends to a diverse range of patients, he gains insight into what it takes to embody the role of a true physician. This information is adapted from Yamamoto Shugoro's novel "Akahige Shinryotan."

Isobe Isobee is a student at a samurai school who aspires to become a renowned samurai, yet he constantly attempts to avoid putting in effort on a daily basis

In the novel "Na Qie Ji" by Mu Yi, a modern-day scientist travels to the past to investigate crimes and eventually marries four women.

Heaven's Door used to be a well-liked upscale dining establishment, but the patronage has dwindled since new management took over. Chie Ariga, a high school student working part-time at the restaurant, finds herself with very few customers to attend to. As the owner contemplates closing down the business, a surprising array of customers start showing up. Oda Nobunaga? Cleopatra? Napoleon? Every week, the staff must cater to a different renowned historical figure.

Based on Mu Yi's novel "Na Qie Ji."

The drama narrates the tale of romance and animosity in the aftermath of the Northeast's banishment by the Eight-Power Allied Forces. (Baidu)

"Incurable Traits" is a historical drama based on the life of a renowned healer named Wah To, known for his ability to heal any sickness and even bring back the dead. Set in the Three Kingdoms Era and the decline of the Han dynasty, the series follows Wah To, portrayed by Lam Man Lung, as he crosses paths with Cao Cao (Felix Wong). Cao Cao manipulates Emperor Ling as a puppet ruler before succumbing to a brain tumor, paving the way for his son to establish the Wei dynasty. Wah To, driven by his compassion, aims to eradicate all illnesses from the world. While befriending Kwan Yu, a general of the Shu Empire, Wah To inadvertently incurs the wrath of Cao Cao. (spcnet.tv)

By the 22nd century, time travel technology has been developed, leading to the creation of a specialized team within the Space-Time Police Organization known as the "Weckers". This team of six experts is sent back to the year 2002 to address the frequent incidents of history-altering space-time crimes that they are tasked with preventing.

The drama series is inspired by a historical tale that resurfaced a century following Lee Che-ma's passing. It portrays his journey of questioning conventional medical practices, leading to the discovery of various treatments and the development of Sasang constitutional Medicine based on four physical types.

Forensic Investigator is transported back in time to find themselves in a harem with four spouses while unraveling mysteries.

The 50th NHK Taiga drama is titled Gou, which centers around the life of Gou, who was married to the second Tokugawa shogun Hidetada. Gou was the third daughter of the daimyo Azai Nagamasa and was related to Oda Nobunaga through marriage. Her sisters were married to Toyotomi Hideyoshi and daimyo Kyogoku Takatsugu. (Tokyograph)

Oedo is a bustling community with a diverse population. Yuta, an aspiring blacksmith, desires to assist others despite his lack of strength. One fateful day, he crosses paths with the inventor, Hiraga Gennai. Gennai presents Yuta with his creation - a steam-powered armor that enhances the wearer's strength manifold. Meanwhile, the malevolent organization Shimavaran, under the leadership of Amakusa Shiro, edges closer to Oedo. Yuta suits up in the steam-powered armor to confront Shimavaran! What lies ahead for the destiny of Oedo?

In the final years of the Qing dynasty, talented doctor To Chung is appointed as the new Imperial Palace Physician after successfully treating Empress Dowager Chee Hei's illness. To Chung forms a close bond with the Gwong-seoi Emperor, who has been confined to the Forbidden City and stripped of his authority for his actions during the First Sino-Japanese War. Despite his skill in healing the imperial family, To Chung is unable to cure his wife Hung Bak-hap's paralysis. In a desperate attempt to help her, he enlists the services of bone-setter Fuk Ling, who provides some relief to Bak-hap. Impressed by Fuk Ling's abilities, To Chung recommends her to the Forbidden City, where she becomes Empress Dowager Chee-hei's personal bone-setter. Although To Chung and Fuk Ling develop romantic feelings for each other, his loyalty to his wife prevents him from pursuing a relationship. Unknown to To Chung, Fuk Ling has been assigned the dangerous task of assassinating the Gwong-seoi Emperor.

After being wrongly accused of a misdiagnosis, skilled surgeon Ryutaro Asada was forced to leave North Japanese Hospital and live in seclusion

Kobayakawa Nobuki, a surgeon working at a university hospital, faces challenges in his professional relationships and struggles with his emotionally unstable and jealous wife

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 narrative follows Ichimura Tetsunosuke, a petite 15-year-old boy, as he endeavors to enlist in the famed samurai group known as Shinsengumi in order to seek retribution for his slain parents. He soon discovers that he must embrace his inner demon in order to be accepted into the group. --Anime News Network

In the manga series "Nobunaga no Chef" by Nishimura Mitsuru and illustrated by Kajikawa Takuro, a French chef named Ken finds himself transported to the Sengoku period where he loses his memory but retains his culinary skills. Ken's talent in cooking eventually leads him to becoming the personal chef of the powerful daimyo Nobunaga Oda, after impressing him with his culinary expertise.

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.

"The Knife and the Sword Part 2" depicts the conflict between Nobunaga Oda and rival factions, the questionable actions of Mitsuhide Akechi, and the romantic relationship between Ken and Natsu, a skilled female blacksmith.

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.

Prior to her wedding to her fiancé, a young woman named Kim unexpectedly experienced a heart attack. She was transported to her father's hospital, yet her father, Dr. Kim, was unable to save her. Consequently, he decided to preserve her body through freezing until he could discover a method to bring her back to life. Twenty-five years later, in 2005, she is successfully revived. However, she has no recollection of her fiancé and instead finds herself falling in love with his son.

In this series, Hong Siu Long, a man from 21st century Hong Kong, is transported back in time to the Warring States Period in China due to a malfunction in the time machine. He arrives three years earlier than intended and is unable to return to the future. Striving to preserve the course of history, he endeavors to ensure events unfold as they should.

Envious of her sister's popularity among the humans they protect and the affection she receives from the king, Mo Yin, the human incarnation of Goddess Tengshe, conspires with the Demon Lord Shi You Ming to eliminate her sister Xian Yue. This action disrupted the harmony among the God-Human-Demon realms, tipping the scales in favor of the demons. Xian Yue later reincarnated as Ding Yao and came back to restore balance. Teaming up with Wen Tian, a hybrid of human and dragon, she embarked on a quest to recreate the anti-demon vase using the sacred pearls left behind by Goddess Nuwa during the creation of the human world. (DramaWiki) This story is loosely based on the manga "Inuyasha" by Takahashi Rumiko. Two versions are available: 36 episodes (Chinese version) || 15 episodes (Taiwanese version).

Sun Sze Ma, a contemporary gamer, and the strategic chancellor Chu Kwok Leung from ancient times are brought together during the Three Kingdoms era by a powerful hurricane. Sun, a fan of Three Kingdoms video games, has always admired Chu. Utilizing his unique modern tactics, he engages in a battle of wits with his idol. Along the way, Sun also encounters iconic figures from the Three Kingdoms such as Lau Bei, Cheung Fei, and Chow Yu. Though initially inexperienced, Sun undergoes a transformation after being transported back in time, witnessing key historical events firsthand. Before departing from this era, he shares a brief romance with palace maid Yau Yau. Will it be the honorable gentleman or the laid-back HK boy who ultimately triumphs on this unexpected journey? Three Kingdoms RPG promises a series of unexpected twists...

Benzo and Soji are colleagues at a delivery service that is actually a group of thieves known as Akame. They target corrupt individuals and steal their ill-gotten gains. The leader of Akame, Tatsugoro, is highly respected by both Benzo and Soji. When Tatsugoro unexpectedly passes away, he leaves a conflicting message about who should take over Akame. Despite their confusion, Benzo and Soji decide to part ways with Akame and embark on a significant mission.

The story follows a prince from the Qing dynasty who travels through time to modern-day China, where he poses as a teenage heir at a prestigious high school. He finds himself caught in a fierce rivalry with his brother, utilizing his exceptional Wuxia abilities to outsmart his enemies and freeze them in their tracks. Additionally, he possesses a remarkable memory and intelligence. The female protagonist is an heiress from a different corporation who is betrothed to the prince. A love triangle ensues involving a rebellious rival character, inspired by elements from "Man From the Stars" and "Heirs."

In Dongli Hospital, Xiao Feng, a reserved Deputy Chief Physician in the Cardiology Department, is partnered with Lin Yi, a new doctor who has different medical beliefs and tends to act impulsively. Xiao Feng's younger sister, Fang Xiao Ran, also starts working in the Intensive Care Unit at the same hospital. While Xiao Feng is seen as the pillar of the department, Lin Yi, who was known for working alone in his previous hospital, finds it challenging to collaborate with others. Fang Xiao Ran chooses to work at Dongli Hospital to pursue her medical career and help improve family relationships. Over time, the three of them learn to work together effectively and become a reliable team.

Wu Tao started off as a minor deity responsible for overseeing medical texts. Through his cleverness and bravery, he thwarted demon king Wen Jun's attempt to lay waste to Heaven. Following a fierce battle with Wen Jun, Wu Tao, Princess Wu Xuan, and the demon king were all banished to the human realm.

Compelled to marry Lu Jing Ming, Shen Jiang Li is falsely accused and incarcerated by her relatives