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This tale revolves around the intertwined themes of love and vengeance between the prominent Tang and Shen families in the town. Spanning two generations, the emotional dynamics and connections of the first generation echo through the second. Upon completing his studies and coming back home, Qi Jun enters into an arranged marriage with Yong En, oblivious to her true identity. Yong En, raised in an unwelcoming environment with her father and his mistress, harbors a secret past. Meanwhile, Ting Xuan and Ting Liang engage in a fierce rivalry for control of the family business.

Nanba Yurika finds herself reminiscing about Saito Makoto, her former partner from five years ago. Despite claiming to have moved on, she relies on the imaginary version of Makoto that appears in her dreams to navigate through life. Yurika is taken aback when she unexpectedly encounters the real Makoto at her new job. (Viu)

Close to death, a fervent samurai depicted in a shunga painting from the Edo period miraculously journeys through time moments before facing his execution. (MangaUpdates)

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

Saionji, an employee of a household management app who avoids doing housework, is relishing the newfound freedom of single life she has achieved after 38 years. However, her life takes an unexpected turn when she crosses paths with Kusumi, a brilliant engineer from Silicon Valley who harbors a significant "secret." This tale revolves around love and family dynamics, as Saionji-san, lacking in housekeeping abilities, embarks on a new challenge.

In Kashgar, a landlord named Osman tries to offer Anarxan as a concubine to Commissioner Emin, but she refuses because she loves Qurban. This refusal leads to persecution by Osman. At the same time, Emin and Inspector Masha stand against the Communist Party's progress, while Raxman supports the People's Liberation Army in hopes of a better future. The villagers come together to resist oppressive landlords, setting the stage for a fresh start. This is a remake of the Uyghur film "Anarhan" (1962), which is inspired by a true story.

Taking place from the late Meiji era to the post-World War II period in Osaka, the story follows Fujioka Ten, inspired by Yoshimoto Sei, the founder of Yoshimoto Kogyo and a female comedy show promoter. Ten comes from a family involved in the drug wholesale business in Kyoto and falls in love with Kitamura Tokichi, the son of a family in the rice industry. Despite her parents' disapproval, Ten marries Tokichi, a passionate comedy enthusiast. Together, they manage a vaudeville theater, with Ten becoming the first woman in Japan to turn comedy into a profitable venture, turning Osaka into a hub for comedy.

Taking place in the early Sh wa era in the town of Tsukumoya, this story follows a detective struggling with debt and his partner who can detect lies. Together, they work on solving challenging cases. When the villagers turn against her, Urabe Kanoko decides to leave her hometown and ends up in Tsukumoya. There, she meets Iwai Souma, a young detective struggling with poverty, who is impressed by her unique abilities and offers her a job as his assistant.

The 99th morning drama series tells the story of Tachibana Fukuko, a young woman facing challenges in Osaka alongside her husband during the post-WWII economic boom. Despite numerous obstacles, they eventually achieve success by inventing instant noodles. This drama is inspired by the real-life experiences of the wife of Ando Momofuku, the entrepreneur behind Nissin Food Products Co. Ltd. and the creator of instant ramen.

The narrative focuses on three young males attending Taiwan Hsinchu Senior High School during the Japanese occupation. Lin Qing Wen, Zhou Shao Zhen, and Zhuang Shi Geng are long-time companions who endured hardships together during the colonial period. The challenges they encountered and the harsh treatment they experienced at the hands of the Japanese authorities stirred up their patriotic sentiments, ultimately guiding them down separate journeys.

At the age of eighteen, Shen Ru Yi gained recognition as a skilled seamstress. Just as she was on the brink of success, she was compelled to marry a man from a distant land. Unfortunately, her husband passed away shortly after their marriage, leading to her being labeled as unlucky. Despite facing numerous challenges from her cruel mother-in-law, she eventually escaped with her husband's divorce documents. However, during her journey back home, she was robbed by bandits. Left with no money, Ru Yi was rescued by the proprietor of Nanchuan city. Although her spirits were lifted by this act of kindness, reality turned out to be different from what she had anticipated.

Feng Ning Wan serves as a guardian for the Dowager Empress and possesses a unique ability to transform her appearance into that of others effortlessly. She is tasked with masquerading as a princess to wed Minister Chen Yu. Despite Chen Yu feigning weakness and illness, he is actually a skilled martial artist. As they navigate the complexities of married life, they develop a deep appreciation and love for each other. However, their relationship is tested by deceit and the quest for power.

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.

In Tokyo in 1935, Yanagi Etsuko, a 10-year-old girl with a passion for music, is concerned for her father Kantaro. Kantaro, a struggling songwriter still grieving for his late wife, is not living life to the fullest. Etsuko decides to help her father find a new partner and mother figure. She initially tries to set him up with her teacher, Muraoka Masako, but the plan does not work out. Etsuko then meets a salesgirl named Ikebe Kyoko and is captivated by her simple nature, growing to see her as a mother figure. However, Kantaro's sister, Tsuruyo, intervenes by arranging a meeting with Kusakabe Kaoru, the daughter of a bank owner who has ties to the family business. (jdramas.wordpress)

Hua Rong and Qin Shang Cheng were set to be married, but their plans were altered by a sudden imperial order. Hua Rong was instructed to marry a foreign prince, Mu Bai, who was being held as a hostage, in order to improve relations between their nations. Now, Qin Shang Cheng and Hua Rong must travel to the neighboring kingdom to address this new development.

Shui Bing Xin, the Minister of War's skilled and lovely daughter, is engaged to her foster sibling Hou Xiao. Yet, the return of her childhood sweetheart Tie Zhong Yu could disrupt their plans.

In Allure Snow, the exquisite Suzhou-style embroidery intertwines the fates of a group of young individuals - the spirited and compassionate only daughter of the Jiang household, the rural boy who unknowingly belongs to the rival Heng family but always supports her, his half-brother who is the legitimate heir and her promised partner, and his admirer who secretly adores her and serves her loyally. (Dramaddicts)

Following the passing of her mother, Feng Er's father remarries and sends her to Ling Shan for education, leading to her separation from childhood friend Chang Geng. Upon her return home, Feng Er is shocked to find the house abandoned. After rescuing a group of girls during a conflict, she embarks on a journey to find her father and Chang Geng, accompanied by the girls. Along the way, they encounter Jing Rong, who develops romantic feelings for Feng Er.

The protagonist, Su Jiu'er, is the spirited daughter of a general who crosses paths with the 9th prince while fleeing from her malicious stepmother. Their love blossoms instantly, leading the prince to defy his prearranged marriage in order to be with Jiu'er. This decision only serves to enrage her stepmother and a rival, Su Yue, who was originally intended to marry the prince. Meanwhile, the empress adds pressure to their situation with each passing moment. With an imperial decree, a substitute marriage, and a stroke of good luck, will the couple be able to find their happily ever after? (Chinesedrama.Info)

Established by Qin Zhao Yu and Shen Wan Qing, Shen Xi was married off to the "cruel" Prince Zhen Nan. During her journey, she was attacked but saved by the prince, Chen Yi Zhi. They make an agreement that Chen Yi Zhi will instruct Shen Xi on survival skills and then send her back to Qin after a year, so she can start seeking vengeance. (Youku)

Based on Aikawa Momoko's manga series "Kosume no Mahou" ( ).

During the early to mid-1900s, Yim Ga Po was a small village in China governed by the Yim clan, led by Yim Man Hei. The Sung clan resided in the village as well, though they were considered lazy and unproductive by the Yim clan. Despite this, the Yim clan was obligated to maintain peace with the Sung clan due to assistance provided by the Sung family in previous generations. The story also highlights the challenging lives of women in Yim Ga Po, a village known for its purity. Women were expected to uphold their purity and cleanliness before and after marriage, as any misstep could result in them being punished by fire.

During his childhood, Miu Tin crossed paths with a bride named Koo Sun Yuet on her wedding day, leaving a lasting impression on him. Two decades later, they unexpectedly meet again. Tin works as a cultivator of Chinese herbs, while Yuet is the spouse of Ho Sai Cheung, the head of a wholesale medicine company. Yuet eventually uncovers Cheung's passionate relationship with his maid Tin Oi Tai, leading to the revelation of a secret love nest in Fushan. To preserve the family's reputation, Yuet keeps quiet until Cheung's passing. When Tai becomes pregnant and Yuet assumes Cheung is the father, she welcomes Tai into her home and cares for her like a younger sibling. The only individual aware of the truth is Tin's close companion, Cheng Kiu.

Based on the manga series "Kosume no Mahou" created by Aikawa Momoko.

Derived from the manga "Kikaseteyo Ai no Kotoba wo" by Tsukumo Mutsumi.

The drama narrates the tale of Jin Chan Gege, daughter of the hero appointed by Emperor Taizong Huang Tai Ji of the Qing Dynasty. Growing up, she excelled in archery, horseback riding, and combat, possessing a spirited and generous demeanor. As Jin Chan matured over a decade, she found herself entangled in the palace's violent power struggles. With her cleverness, she aided Emperor ShunZhi in overcoming his adversaries. Despite Dorgon and the Empress Dowager seeing Jin Chan Gege as a nuisance, they were compelled to marry her off due to her late father's status. Subsequently, Shun Zhi and Jin Chan Gege encountered numerous perils and embarked on a series of remarkable adventures.

In a previous existence, Xie Jin Xin and Lu Sheng were romantically involved, but due to a false accusation, Xie Jin Xin ended up marrying Lu Sheng's weak and ailing brother. Following her husband's passing, Xie Jin Xin was coerced by Lu Sheng. Eventually, when the truth came to light, she was condemned to death by her malevolent mother-in-law. In a twist of fate, both Xie Jin Xin and Lu Sheng were reincarnated and returned on the day of Xie Jin Xin's nuptials. Despite Lu Sheng's desire to rekindle their former romance, Xie Jin Xin wished to move on from their past entanglement. The dilemma now lay in determining their next steps.

When marriages are arranged within the upper class, it often results in people getting hurt. Zhao An Hua finds himself in a situation where he is compelled to marry a daughter from the Xue family due to Madam Xue's ambitions for power and riches. As a result, An Hua's former lover is heartbroken and seeks vengeance by marrying the infamous gangster, Fu Zhen Jia. Will love be able to triumph over the pain and envy brought on by these strategic unions?

In the novel "The Ninth Widow," we follow the life of Wang Pu-tao, a woman from a remote village in Central China. Wang tragically loses her family in a flood when she is just a child, and is later sold into servitude before being widowed at the young age of 14. Despite her hardships, Wang harbors a fugitive man (her father-in-law) in her cellar for three decades, providing him with care and protection during times of political turmoil, famine, and other disasters.

During the turbulent years of the mid-1930s in China, a group of young girls showed bravery as they pursued their dreams and love. Among them were Yao Xiaodie, Hong Lianxi, Jin Lulu, and Lan Fengping. These girls participated in a singing contest at Shanghai Lihua Palace in hopes of changing their fates. Through the intense competition, they formed strong bonds and faced challenges together. Despite facing obstacles, they eventually became contracted singers at the palace. However, they soon realized that life at Lihua Palace was not as straightforward as they had hoped, with conspiracies, traps, and unexpected romances unfolding. Yao Xiaodie and Shen Jiahao developed a close friendship which later blossomed into love. Lianxi received her first kiss from Yitian during a dangerous encounter with Japanese soldiers. Fengping found solace in her relationship with Donald. Meanwhile, Jin Lulu's lost love, Lu Dasheng, returned to her side. As Shanghai faced turmoil and eventually liberation, the Lihua Palace reopened its doors, welcoming back old acquaintances. The biggest surprise came when Yao Xiaodie resumed singing and Jiahao reappeared in her life.

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.

The tale may appear to be one of martial arts dominance, but in reality, it is a story of logic and tension: two decades ago, a tragedy struck the Huashan faction. The elderly leader was left alone after his daughter-in-law Zhou Ruoxi was slain by the traitor Li Zongyou. As a result, the third and fourth techniques of the Huashan School were lost. In the Dugu clan, only Duguying, a young woman, and Duguxue, who had a disability in his legs, remained. Fast forward twenty years. A mysterious young man arrived at the Huashan School. He had a rough voice, a facial scar, and a veil covering his head, giving him a frightening appearance. This individual issued a challenge to the Huashan faction. If no one could defeat him single-handedly, he would take over the position of the leader. Duguying was filled with anxiety, fearing for the future of her father's legacy. Suddenly, another young man appeared at the Huashan School. He was cheerful and claimed that only he could defeat the mysterious challenger, safeguarding the Huashan faction from falling into enemy hands. This man was good-looking, sarcastic, and skilled in martial arts, making it difficult to gauge his true abilities. A month later, the mysterious man arrived. The two enigmatic figures, one handsome and one ugly, faced off with swords drawn, encircling the graceful Duguxue, the Haotian faction, the twenty-year-old grudges, the influence of the martial arts world, standing in opposition to each other.

A tale depicting the Hong brothers managing Lou Wai Lou amidst military imperialism, warfare, and the resistance against Japanese occupation throughout a span of two decades. (ChineseDrama.info)

The tale of an ordinary family residing in the narrow streets of historical Shanghai spans from the Cultural Revolution to the era of reform and opening. Du Xin Sheng and Yu Pei Pei, childhood friends with a deep bond, navigate through challenging times. Pei Pei's grandmother, a conservatory professor, faces accusations of being reactionary by the Red Guards. To protect a valuable Italian cello in Pei Pei's possession, Xin Sheng seeks help from his father, a maintenance worker at the Bund bell tower, and they conceal the instrument there. As more youths are sent to rural areas, the Du family's eldest daughter, Xin Fang, decides to join them. However, when Xin Fang becomes pregnant while unmarried in the countryside, the Du family is confronted with a significant dilemma.