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In order to escape her abusive stepmother, Lu Zhen decides to seek refuge in the palace as a servant. Due to her exceptional pottery-making skills, she quickly rises in status. Despite capturing the affection of crown prince Gao Zhan, their love is thwarted by societal barriers and envious adversaries. Lu Zhen dedicates herself to politics and aids Gao Zhan in overcoming a coup. Although she cannot become his empress, Gao Zhan appoints her as the female prime minister, the highest position in the kingdom.

Li Zi Yun assumes the persona of Shao Chun Hua and starts working as a servant in the palace, forming a bond with Bai Han Xiang. Despite her desire for a quiet life, her cleverness attracts envy, leading Ling Qi Qiao to make things harder for her. After Emperor Ying Zong's passing, the ascension of the Crown Prince as Emperor Xian Zong sparks a rivalry among the women in the Royal Harem.

Created by Yu Zheng and penned by screenwriter Zhang Wei, this series serves as the companion piece to the well-received Female Prime Minister. It follows the journey of Ban Shu, the niece of the first female prime minister Ban Zhao. Ban Shu rises through the ranks to become a teacher at the Royal Female Academy established by Empress Deng Wei. However, facing increasing challenges due to court intrigues, she ultimately chooses to depart from the court in order to promote Han culture.

A young lady from the Eight Banners' lineage weds the Emperor and rises to become the Empress Dowager, overcoming numerous plots and deceptions. Throughout her journey, she evolves from a compassionate and intelligent girl to a ruthless and scheming woman.

After learning that his birth mother is not Empress Dowager Liu E but her servant Li Lanhui, Zhao Zhen decides to marry his daughter Princess Fukang to Li Wei, the son of the Li family, as a gesture of apology for his lack of respect. In the political sphere, Zhao Zhen works to maintain a delicate balance between the conservative and progressive factions following the backlash against the Qingli reforms. Within the palace, Emperor Renzong deals with the loyal Empress Cao, the troublesome Zhang Mihan, and the gentle Lady Miao.

In "Jang Hee Bin," we follow the tale of a young court servant who captivates the King with her beauty and becomes his concubine. Through her rapid ascent in status and the birth of her son, she is motivated by a strong desire for power, leading her to not only secure her position but to ultimately become Queen.

Taking place during the Warring States Period, the narrative centers on a remarkable prodigy with a mysterious background. Similar to a chess grandmaster, Wang Chan orchestrates events during turbulent times to suppress rebellion and bolster his nation's power, eventually earning the revered title of Gui Gu Zi. In 390 BC, Wang Cuo aids the Crown Prince of Wei in thwarting a coup, leading to the exile of Wei Huan and the escape of Wu Qi to Chu. Following a momentous victory, Wang Cuo faces retaliation from Wu Qi, who seeks to claim Sun Tzu's The Art of War for himself. Surrounding the manor with five hundred soldiers, Wu Qi massacres all within. Despite the tragedy, Madame Wang gives birth to Wang Chan, who grows up to become a skilled political strategist.

Xie Yu, the daughter of the prominent Xie family, falls in love with Prince Li Yan and they become engaged. However, with the King of Qi's power growing and causing unrest, the Xie family agrees to marry Xie Yu to the King of Qi as a way to gather evidence of his rebellion. The Empress Dowager, along with the families of Xiao, Zhuang, and Qin, collaborates to overthrow the King of Qi and falsely accuses the Xie family of being complicit in the rebellion, resulting in their demise. Now, only three of the four major families remain. The Empress Dowager fears that Li Yan, now the emperor, will anger the remaining families if he discovers the truth about Xie Yu. To prevent this, she blackmails Xie Yu with the lives of her parents and brother, leading to a tumultuous love affair between Xie Yu and Li Yan.

In 1941, a group of Chinese soldiers, under the leadership of Pan Tiande, were defeated by the Japanese forces. They sought refuge in the Soviet Union by seeking assistance from the Soviet army. Officer Natasha took on the responsibility of training them. Through the subsequent military engagements, Pan's patriotism and courage deeply touched Natasha, leading to a romantic relationship between them. Following the establishment of the People's Republic of China, Pan chose to contribute to the country as a mechanic, while Natasha pursued a career as a Soviet mechanic specialist after completing her education. As they were preparing for their wedding, Natasha received orders to return to the Soviet Union, resulting in a heart-wrenching departure. Natasha later wrote to Pan, informing him that she had settled near the border, eagerly awaiting his return.

Zhu Hao Chen, a royal guard during the Ming Dynasty, unintentionally caused the death of his loved one in a past life. By a stroke of luck, he found himself in present-day society and saved a struggling actor named Su Xiao Xiao. This marked the beginning of his comical quest to adjust to the ways of modern life.

Mo Wan Er, born with an unattractive appearance, faced rejection from a young age, including from her former fiancé who saw her true face and called off their engagement. However, after being viciously attacked by her own sister, Mo Wan Er underwent a dramatic transformation, becoming strong and assertive. Unbeknownst to her, she had already attracted the attention of an unknown individual.

Su Ruo Ying confronts her spouse, Song Qing, regarding his relationship with another woman. He confesses that he has never harbored any feelings for her, and soon after, she is murdered by Shen Rou - her trusted maid and confidante. The sole individual who defends her is her friend, Pei Zhuang Zhu, who engages in a physical altercation with Song Qing and fatally injures Shen Rou. Upon waking up unscathed, she questions whether it is a dream or a second chance, noticing the absence of her bracelet and unfamiliar clothing. As she ventures into the courtyard of her residence, she witnesses Shen Rou and Song Qing exchanging vows. She comprehends that despite the familiar faces, much has evolved. It appears that Shen Rou and SuSu have swapped roles, with SuSu assuming the position of Shen Rou's maid. However, the situation is more complex than it seems. On the day of her return, she is coerced into drinking by Song Qing and subsequently assaulted and expelled from the premises by an envious Shen Rou. Fortunately, Pei Zhuang Zhu intervenes and provides shelter for her, fabricating her demise. Nevertheless, his attempt to save her prompts him to administer a potent medication that alters her entire demeanor. Now assuming a new persona as his sibling Pei Ke Yi, she is driven by a desire for retribution. Yet, vengeance can consume one entirely and may not yield the anticipated results.

Describing the romantic relationship between Yun Chen, the offspring of a treasonous individual, and Yan Xuan Yue, the Minister of Qingliu

Ye Fan, head of the three trial departments, and He Lan, a former coroner who was let go from her job, reconnect and develop romantic feelings for each other while collaborating to solve a case. He Lan's exceptional autopsy abilities lead to a breakthrough in the investigation, assisting Ye Fan in uncovering the truth and ensuring that the actual perpetrator faces consequences in the end. (WeTV)

Su Mu Yan, a member of the witch clan from Northern Liang, is bound by an agreement to wed the ninth prince, Feng Luo Chen. Despite rumors of the prince's involvement in the disappearance and possible demise of his previous three princess wives, Su Mu Yan is determined to marry him in order to unlock her spiritual potential and rescue her beloved Eighth Prince Feng Qi Yu. To achieve this, she enters into a contract marriage with the notorious God of Killers. Through her unconventional magic and genuine affection, Su Mu Yan gradually wins over Feng Luo Chen, uncovering the web of conspiracies surrounding him as their relationship deepens.

During the seasons of Spring and Autumn, the nation was protected by King Wu's sons, Bo Jian and Zhong Hao. Bo Jian was born to Madam Zhao, while Zhong Hao was born to Concubine Wu Xian. King Wu was filled with happiness upon the birth of his two sons, and the entire country celebrated. Bo Jian was appointed as Wei Xuan Wang's successor by defender Wu Wangxuan, and Zhong Hao was given the title of Yong Jia Hou. Han Ying Zhu sought revenge against Hong Shun in the capital for his father's death, with Bo Jian's assistance in bringing Hong Shun to justice. Both Bo Jian and Zhong Hao developed feelings for Ying Zhu, who agreed to marry Bo Jian. Zhong Hao, yearning for power, found himself at a loss.

Fifteen years following the coronation of Emperor Ka Hing during the Qing dynasty, the kingdom seems to be peaceful. However, tensions rise among the imperial concubines as they vie for the emperor's affection. As the triennial imperial concubine selection approaches, all the concubines, including the emperor's favorite Yu Fei, feel anxious. Yu Fei faces competition from imperial descendant Yuk Ying, powerful eunuch's adopted daughter Yi Sun, and experienced imperial servantmaid On Sin. These women are both allies and rivals in the battle for the emperor's love. Yi Sun eventually falls for imperial physician Bak Yeung, who also captures the hearts of courtesan Heung Fou Lady Fuk and his neglected wife. However, Bak Yeung only has eyes for Yuk Ying, the one who least reciprocates his feelings. Meanwhile, as a palace maid, On Sin falls for imperial guard Hung Mou, but he distances himself from her once she becomes a Lady, the emperor's concubine.

The Imperial Household Bureau in the Tong Dynasty oversees the management of all household services for the Emperor and the Imperial family. It consists of four departments: Jewels, Attire, Food, and Furnishings. Lan Sam Ho and Yiu Kam Ling are brought into the bureau at a young age and raised in the palace's strict disciplines. Yuen Tsui Wan, the Head of Jewels, and Chung Suet Ha, the Head of Attire, both admire Sam Ho for her kind-hearted nature. They compete for her favor, as Sam Ho always remembers her mother's advice to do good deeds, speak good words, and show goodwill. In contrast, Kam Ling believes in using ruthless tactics to survive in the palace, eventually becoming a concubine through deceit. Despite realizing Sam Ho's love for the chess master Ko Hin Yeung, Kam Ling's jealousy is sparked by Sam Ho's connection with Emperor Lee Yi. In a bid to maintain her power, Kam Ling falsely accuses Sam Ho of murdering the Empress, leading to Sam Ho's wrongful condemnation to death. However, Kam Ling's schemes do not unfold as planned, highlighting the message of the drama that "benevolence" ultimately leads to victory.

A tale of healing old wounds and resentment that have strained the relationship between Xiao Dingquan and his father, the King. Despite being the crown prince, Xiao Dingquan (played by Luo Jin) was not favored by his father (portrayed by Huang Zhizhong). Through various experiences, he has evolved into a wise and brave man. When Qi Wang (portrayed by Jin Han) was banished, Xiao Dingquan planned to depart peacefully with Lu Wenxi (played by Li Yitong) but soon realized she was in danger from unknown enemies. Tired of the constant conflict and chaos, Xiao Dingquan seeks to resolve the situation through Zhao Wang's marriage. Teaming up with Lu Wenxi and Xu Changping (portrayed by Wang Yu), Xiao Dingquan aims to uncover the mastermind and shift the odds in their favor. As news of Gu Silin's demise spreads and Xiao Dingquan heads to Changzhou to take control, the King finally expresses regret and apologizes to his son.

Within the realm of fiction, the Spirit, Snow, and Fantasy tribes are governed by the human race

Following a three-day coma caused by a nearly fatal drowning incident, Emperor Yue Li Zheng of Great Yan regains consciousness, albeit with no recollection of her past. She quickly resumes her duties of reviewing petitions and addressing matters concerning the Royal Court. Despite being told that her consort, Li Shi Hao, saved her from drowning, the empress senses that there is more to the story and suspects that those around her, including her consort, are keeping a secret. As her memories gradually return, she uncovers the shocking truth and navigates a path towards true love amidst the political intrigues of the Royal Court.

Born as the daughter of a humble servant, Wei Zi Fu lacks wealth and status, but possesses undeniable beauty and virtue. After catching the eye of Princess Ping Yang and Emperor Wu Liu Che while entertaining at court, Zi Fu's life takes a drastic turn as she becomes Liu Che's cherished empress. However, she must navigate a treacherous high society filled with deceitful courtiers and ulterior motives while trying to maintain her innocence and purity.

In the era of Emperor Wu of Han, Princess Jie You was dispatched to Xiyu as a form of Heqin. In this new land, she faced the challenge of adjusting to her surroundings and managing her husband's harem. Through her dedication, the Han dynasty emerged victorious over the Xiongnu tribe, leading to the spread of Han culture in Xiyu.

Describes the love story between Dong Ge and Huang Tai Ji. Dong Ge, hailed as the most exquisite woman in Later Jin (Jurchen), was born with a prophecy stating she could either usher in prosperity or chaos to the world.

Qu Yuan, a gifted child from a respectable family, finds himself in an unexpected romance with Mo Chou Nu, a slave. Their love is hindered by their social differences, leading them to face numerous challenges as they navigate through political intrigues and palace schemes in their quest to be together. The narrative also chronicles Qu Yuan's gradual efforts to protect his nation.

In a modern twist of fate, a progressive young woman finds herself in the past inhabiting the body of a mistreated individual. Transported back to the Mingxi Kingdom, a girl accustomed to being an extra on historical TV shows now embodies the role of Pan Tai Fu's eldest daughter. Previously a victim of her sister Pan Miao Luo's cruelty, the new "Pan Miao Shuang" undergoes a dramatic transformation after taking a mysterious 'genius pill'. Seeking revenge on her oppressive father and malicious stepmother, she also navigates a newfound romance with Prince Jun Zhi Chen.

The protagonist journeyed to the past and found herself as a concubine of a nobleman, always looking after herself. After six years, she gained entry into the royal court and showcased her talents. Her only desire was to avoid conflict and competition, but she was falsely accused of killing the heir to the throne. She calmly defended herself and proved her innocence. Realizing that she needed the emperor's favor to advance in the harem, she embarked on a path to gain his favor and climb the ranks...

Jiang Qing Ran, a young girl of six, was wrongly accused of pushing her fourth sister into the lake. Despite her efforts to defend herself, her parents did not believe her and considered her a burden, leading to her expulsion from the prime minister's residence. A decade later, she returned to the residence accompanied by her maid Qing He. When her father proposed that she take the place of her fourth sister and marry the Seventh Prince Jing Mo Xuan, who was physically disabled, Jiang Qing Ran stood up for herself and refused.

In her role as the lady of the household, Shen Tang Ning pushed her incapable husband to succeed in the imperial examination in order to maintain family harmony. However, she was ultimately betrayed and subjected to torture by her deceitful husband. Determined not to make the same mistake in her next life, Shen Tang Ning married Chi Yan, the second son of the Marquis's mansion, and encouraged her husband to strive for success in the imperial examination to secure a prosperous future. Without Shen Tang Ning's guidance, her husband was unable to advance in his career and came to regret his actions.

Shen Hui Ning, a female general from Da Cang, bravely defeated the enemy on the battlefield and captured their flag. Unfortunately, she was fatally wounded by multiple arrows and succumbed to exhaustion. As she lay dying, she was rewarded by the Bodhisattva for her valor in defending her country. However, her journey was not yet complete. She was granted a spirit body to return to the Regent's Palace, with her soul reuniting with her body upon entering the city. Upon her return, Shen Hui Ning was devastated to witness the emperor's uncle, Song Huai Yan, and Ye Wan Xi embracing intimately. Song Huai Yan, who had once cared for her deeply, taught her swordsmanship, and refused to allow her to marry, now seemed indifferent due to Ye Wan Xi's influence.

Prince Jing An bravely fought in battle, while his new wife Liu Yao tragically lost her father on their wedding night. The Queen Mother intervened and urged Emperor Mu Qi Zhi to elevate Liu Yao to the position of Imperial Noble Consort in order to secure an heir. However, Empress Xie Wan Qing adamantly refused to accept Liu Yao as a concubine. The Queen Mother revealed to Mu Qi Zhi that Liu Yao was already pregnant with his child, prompting the Emperor to question the Empress's decision. Xie Wan Qing was heartbroken that Mu Qi Zhi had broken his promise to not take any more concubines in the imperial palace.

Chu Bei Chi, the Divine Warrior of Kunlun, lapsed into unconsciousness while defending the realm. Upon secretly regaining consciousness, he takes on the persona of a common-born son from the Chu Family. His ascent challenges all expectations, bringing honor back to his family, defeating ruthless bandits, and uncovering the fabled Cosmic Game. As empires quake, he eliminates the duplicitous chancellor and conquers countless kingdoms, all while the Princess, Empress, Merchant Queen, and General compete for his affection. Now, the world submits to its rightful ruler.

Determined Zhou Ruo Xi forsakes romance in pursuit of authority, yet the complexities of palace politics result in both her and Li Yan's demise. When she inexplicably gets a second chance, she must rectify her earlier errors and safeguard Li Yan, confronting her most formidable opponent: her own past self.

The tale of an enchanting queen who sacrifices her love for the welfare of her subjects. This biographical account focuses on Queen Seon Deok, who began her life as a princess and eventually ascended to the throne of Silla, leaving a legacy of remarkable accomplishments.

"Dong Yi" is a historical series that tells the story of Dong Yi, who later became known as Choi Suk Bin. Initially, she served as a humble water maid in the royal palace. King Sok Jong chose Choi to be his concubine, and she later gave birth to Yeong Jo, his second son, who would go on to become the future king of Joseon. Following Yeong Jo's birth, Dong Yi would be elevated to the status of Suk Bin.

No matter how hard you try, you cannot avoid what is meant to be. Chen Yi Jun was raised in a family involved in politics, but she despised the field and was determined to pursue her love for music. However, after finishing college, she finds herself unexpectedly caught up in a political battle. She crosses paths with Jiang Ye Qing, a rising star in politics who embraced his family's political background. With the support of Huang Yao Yuan, an activist for student rights, and Sha Bing Na, a news anchor, will Yi Jun be able to navigate her accidental political journey?

Genghis Khan established a vast empire that extended across significant areas in East Asia and Eastern Europe. Within the Yuan Dynasty, which he founded, there was a remarkable woman who wielded substantial influence for 37 years. She was not of Mongolian heritage nor Han Chinese; instead, she hailed from Goryeo, a minor kingdom in the Far East. Initially taken to Mongolia against her will as a Gungnyeo (court lady), she managed to rise above her humble beginnings to become the final empress in a foreign land. Her name was Empress Ki. (MBC)

After being involved in a car accident, Zhang Xiao finds herself transported back in time to inhabit the body of Maertai Ruoxi, a 16-year-old noblewoman from the Manchu tribe living in the Qing Dynasty. Despite her awareness of the dangers of meddling in palace politics surrounding the throne's succession, Ruoxi becomes entangled in the power struggle due to her feelings for someone and the affection she receives from others. This story is inspired by Tong Hua's novel "Bu Bu Jing Xin."

In Wangsha Village, Macau, a determined young man named Lin Wei Liang courageously revolted against colonial authority by assassinating Shavard, the Portuguese colonial governor of Macau, thus symbolizing Macau's fight for independence

The story follows a smart and compassionate woman who enters the inner court as a concubine, using her love for the people to make significant contributions to the country. While the palace politics may be familiar, the narrative is captivating and engaging.

The narrative commences with the protagonist's arrival at the imperial palace, where she initiates a countdown to unravel the mystery. In her pursuit of the real perpetrator, she navigates the intricate power dynamics among the imperial concubines and her complicated interactions with three distinct men. Each crucial piece of evidence in the story links to the hidden truths of both past and present dynasties, weaving a unified narrative thread.