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The Jiujing Gang is a minor gang in Jianghu that faces financial difficulties. They work as bodyguards, escorts, bone setters, martial arts promoters, and neighborhood watch. The leaders and members of the gang have diverse backgrounds and personalities, coming together by chance to depict the humorous daily life of the gang.

During the Northern Song dynasty, a man named Gu Ping An arrived in Qiantang to look into an unresolved case his father had left behind. There, he encountered Song Shi Rui, a young woman concerned about the "singles tax." To avoid the tax and enable his investigation into the town's residents, they joined forces and posed as a couple, establishing a restaurant together.

Mr. Gu, the owner of a well-known fantasy intellectual property, finances a drama to fulfill his vision. His extensive revisions cause chaos for the original script, prompting screenwriter Tutu and director Zuizui to try to untangle the increasingly complicated storyline. Originally planned as an ambitious fantasy epic, the project is downsized due to financial constraints, leading to numerous unexpected plot twists. Just when it seems like the project is falling apart, a surprising event reignites the team's enthusiasm and helps steer the story in the right direction. (WeTV Taiwan)

Madam Zhao Shuang Shuang is renowned in Lin an City for her unique talent in spotting the red strings that bind destined lovers together. As a top matchmaker, she is devoted to assisting others in finding love, all while yearning for her own romantic connection. Her path crosses with Cheng Yin, a man determined to challenge matchmakers following a personal loss. Despite their conflicting objectives leading to a rivalry, Cheng Yin starts to sense a deep connection with Zhao Shuang Shuang. The arrival of an old flame from her past brings forth hidden truths, compelling both individuals to confront their emotions and histories as they navigate their blossoming relationship.

Inspired by the book written by Lee Eun.

Trainee constable Su Xiao Qiao takes on the persona of bandit widow Gu Qing Dai in order to probe into her mother's homicide. Rising to the role of Qingfeng Village's chief, she engages in a sham marriage with undercover superior Chu Yan in pursuit of the truth.

Seven years following the tragic killing of her family, Jiang Chan stumbles upon a connection to Li Sha Lou, a clandestine group of assassins. Determined to unveil the mystery, she hones her family's combat skills, takes on the identity of Hua Shan, and manages to infiltrate the organization.

Su Xiao Zhao, a skilled cook of humble origins, stumbled upon a hunting area while foraging for ingredients. In a stroke of luck, she rescued Third Young Master Zhao Han from assailants, leading her to be swept into the power struggles surrounding the city lord's throne... (Fresh Drama YouTube channel)

Li You, a modern and modest son-in-law, arrived in Xujiang County during the Daning Dynasty and took on the role of a yamen runner, following his father's footsteps. Despite being ridiculed for his lowly position, Li You responded by presenting a poem to Li Huan, a songstress who had also faced humiliation. Surprisingly, the poem gained widespread recognition, propelling him into the spotlight as a talented official and attracting the attention of the county magistrate. As opportunities for success began to unfold, Li You found himself entangled in a complex marriage dispute between martial officer Liu and wealthy merchant Guan, leading to a twist of fate where he became a son-in-law of both families. Despite his efforts to establish a three-year agreement for freedom, Li You faced challenges from both Liu Xinyu and Guan Xiuxiu. Through hard work and success in the literary world, he earned the title of the "Lyric Saint of Jiangnan" and advanced in the county yamen, solving remarkable cases and achieving prosperity. Known for his unwavering sense of justice in standing up against corrupt forces, such as the wealthy Yan family and the county prefect, Li You gained fame for championing the people throughout the dynasty. However, he soon realized that his increasing prominence made it difficult for the Guan and Liu families to release their grasp on this exceptional son-in-law. The ultimate outcome of the three-year agreement remained uncertain as Li You's dazzling reputation continued to grow.

Based on the book "Zhi Shang Yan Yun" (纸上烟云) authored by Li Yi Dong (李屹东).

Lin Sui Sui finds herself in the fragmented narrative of My Fair Princess, where she takes on the role of a maid in the Empress’s palace. In order to go back to her own world, she is tasked with mending the storyline, but unforeseen challenges posed by an enigmatic guard jeopardize her efforts.

A beauty specialist has journeyed back in time to ancient eras to embody the role of Luo Ming Wan, a princess in the esteemed Ning Dynasty. Following a plane accident, a contemporary young woman skilled in skincare and hailing from a family well-versed in traditional Chinese medicine finds herself transported through time. Assuming the persona of Luo Ming Wan, she encounters the eldest prince Zhang Lan Ying and ultimately becomes his princess consort. Despite rumors of Zhang Lan Ying being harsh, Luo Ming Wan realizes that these speculations hold no truth. Through their interactions, she uncovers a hidden aspect of Zhang Lan Ying. Luo Ming Wan reignites her passions and sparks a beauty trend among the aristocracy once more.

The show consists of a series of brief comedic sketches.

Jiang Hu, a regular individual with a passion for history, experiences vivid dreams after watching the documentary "General History of China". In these dreams, he finds himself transported into various renowned historical events, although he does not play a leading role in any of them. Despite his attempts to alter the course of these stories, his efforts do not unfold as intended.

The Arg Life ensemble elevates their performance with yet another amusing tale, following the established pattern of featuring 5-minute comedic skits in each episode. (ChineseDrama.info)

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) includes 16 distinct personality types

Throughout history, humans have lived alongside monsters and other non-human creatures

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.

Based on the online comic "Call Me Detective Incense" created by Amy.

Su Xian Ling, a newcomer to the world of assassination, finds herself tasked with a mission to kill the current lord of the city, Dong Fang Jing

Upon Song's arrival in his native village, he reconnected with his long-time friend Zhang and discussed his idea for a rural business venture. Despite facing financial limitations, Song launched a farming project involving both parents and children, while Zhang embarked on his own endeavor cultivating wild herbs.

Tale of a theatre troupe teetering on the brink of financial collapse, and how its staff united to overcome obstacles and change their fortunes

Based on the book "Man Tuo Luo Yi Yun: Po Jian" by Xiong Huang.

Ye Ke Le, an unfortunate individual, manages a tea shop in Wanle City that was passed down to him by his father. Unexpectedly, he becomes involved in a mysterious murder case linked to a peculiar fragrance. In order to aid in the investigation, he takes on the role of a patrol guard, unknowingly transforming into a secret agent. Strange occurrences persist, with the clues becoming more intricate. He crosses paths with a Japanese girl named Ruo Ye and, utilizing hints from Japanese spices, infers the identity of Princess Qi. Ye Ke Le falls head over heels for Princess Qi upon their first meeting. To clear his name and locate Princess Qi, he relies on his keen sense of smell to uncover clues. Due to a collapsed river bank, some clues were overlooked. However, he manages to trace them back to Jiu Ruo Shui and Lan Qing Yue through wine and on-site evidence. While Lan Qing Yue is silenced, Jiu Ruo Shui regains consciousness, rebels against the true culprit, and, with the unintentional guidance of Xiao Qi and the assistance of Ruo Ye, they unveil that the mastermind behind everything is an insider from the royal palace.

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)

The story begins with the girls from the "Twelve Beauties of Jinling" as they reach the conclusion of "Dream of Red Mansions". Suddenly, each of them receives a mysterious invitation claiming that they are the original Twelve Flower Gods and inviting them to a grand event at the Grand View Garden. As they interact with modern individuals and objects, the girls in "Dream of Red Mansions" encounter spiritual elements that are unfamiliar yet strangely familiar. Through this experience, they find solace, discover their true selves, and ultimately blossom into liberated "flowers".

To grant his girlfriend's desire to refurbish a nursing home, Da Mo, a pawnshop proprietor, puts in effort to earn money through dishonest means, leading him to unintentionally get caught up in a counterfeit money scheme. As he navigates the situation with the criminals, he is torn between cooperating with the police to apprehend them or capitalizing on the opportunity for personal gain.