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A gentle and intelligent young lady named He Lan Ming Yu develops a close relationship with the 9th Prince, Xiao Cheng Xu. When rumors circulate about Cheng Xu's demise, Ming Yu is compelled to wed his elder brother, Xiao Cheng Rui. As Cheng Xu assists Cheng Rui in establishing a prosperous nation, feelings of envy arise between them. Upon uncovering the truth about his mother's tragic end, Cheng Xu seeks retribution by scheming to seize the throne. However, before he can do so, Cheng Rui passes away, leaving his son, Xiao Qi Yuan, to ascend the throne. Cheng Xu supports Qi Yuan while endeavoring to reconcile with Ming Yu. Nevertheless, Qi Yuan harbors animosity towards Cheng Xu, particularly upon discovering his uncle's illicit relationship with his mother, causing Ming Yu to struggle in repairing their bond.

During the sixth century in China, the Emperor of Great Liang orders the unfair execution of his brother-in-law Marshal Lin Xie, the Lin family, 70,000 army soldiers, and Crown Prince Qi

The series seeks to present a historically precise depiction of Cao Cao, chronicling his life starting from his youth and early professional endeavors up to the time leading up to the Battle of Red Cliffs. The content is based on the book "Records of Three Kingdoms" by Chen Shou.

The plot unfolds during a chaotic period in Korean history, when a group of fighters including Jung Joong Bu, Lee Ui Bang, Lee Go, and Chae Won staged a revolt against King Ui Jong of Goryeo and his administration, which was controlled by intellectuals and officials, in order to institute a military-led governance.

In the midst of the turmoil caused by Chiang Kai Shek's 1927 takeover, young revolutionary Xi Zhong Xun bravely stands up against political oppression and rises as a prominent figure. Drawing inspiration from Liu Zhi Dan's rebellion, he collaborates to establish the Shaanxi-Gansu Red Army. Throughout the Anti-Japanese War, he works to strengthen the revolutionary stronghold and support its growth, receiving recognition from Mao Ze Dong for his unwavering dedication to the movement. Following Japan's defeat, Xi Zhong Xun valiantly protects the Northwest region, contributing to the groundwork for national advancement.

Follows the journey of the Flying Bros Team members amidst the Anti-Japanese Conflict

Lord Xin Ling, a prominent figure among the 4 gentlemen in the Warring States Period, develops feelings for the lovely Ru Ji. However, Ru Ji chooses to marry his brother, King An Xi of the Wei state, instead. Refusing to be just a concubine in the palace, Ru Ji seeks to utilize her intelligence and skills. Little does she know, her actions will play a crucial role in rescuing the state of Zhao and altering the course of history.

Mu Zhuo Hua, a woman born out of wedlock, challenges societal norms by running away from her wedding and pursuing a career as a female government official

Feng Zhi Wei, the disfavored daughter of the Qiu Family, is forced to escape under unfortunate circumstances. In debt to the 6th prince Ning Yi, Zhi Wei disguises herself as a man to enroll in the prestigious Qingming Academy and becomes the top scholar to the Emperor. She remains loyal and truthful to the ruling Emperor amidst the power struggle among the princes, all while developing feelings for Ning Yi as he delves into his past and seeks vengeance for his loved ones. Despite their genuine love, can they navigate through the deceitful plots and numerous obstacles in their path? Based on the book "Huang Quan" by Tianxia Guiyuan.

In the waning years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, a complex web of power struggles, political scheming, and military aspirations unfolds as leaders, warlords, and government officials compete for supremacy. (Netflix) Derived from the book "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guan Zhong.

Set in the era of the Joseon Dynasty, four individuals from diverse backgrounds unite to elevate Prince Lee Geum to the throne and transform the Saheonbu

Wang Won is the son of the king of Goryeo and the daughter of the Yuan emperor serves as his mother. He possesses numerous gifts, including striking looks, the cunning wisdom of a serpent, and a captivating charm that attracts others. However, beneath his kind and noble exterior lies a desire to expand his dominion. His loyal companion, Rin, a royal cousin, shares similar aspirations. One day, Wang Won encounters a young woman named San, who he remembers meeting in his childhood and who has lingered in his thoughts ever since. Observing San's brightness and self-assurance, he forms a friendship with her. Yet, this bond sows the seeds of impending tragedy, as both Won and Rin find themselves enchanted by San's beauty, causing their once-strong friendship to begin to unravel over her. (MBC America)

Set against the backdrop of the shift from the Goryeo to the Joseon dynasty, two friends find themselves at odds because of their contrasting beliefs regarding "my country." Seo Hwi, a formidable warrior and the offspring of a celebrated commander, cannot stand injustice, which leads to turmoil in his life, even as he wears a smile. On the other hand, Nam Sun Ho, a bright and gifted individual, endures prejudice because of his mother’s low status. A scandal involving corruption tarnishes his father's reputation, causing Nam Sun Ho to forfeit his aspiration of succeeding in the military service exam, further escalating his conflict with Seo Hwi due to a misunderstanding.

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.

The leader of a specific clan, known as Kuwayama or Kaigeemon, successfully defeated his political rival Sadayori Sugiyama to seize control of the clan government. A message confirming this victory was received from Jojo in Nose City. It is worth noting that Nose and Sugiyama were former classmates at Katakai Dojo and had been friends. Reflecting on the journey from their youth to the present, it became clear that Nose had always desired to engage in battle.

During the "September 18th" Incident, the Kuomintang forces withdrew from North China as senior officer Jin Ge tragically passed away. Upon his return to Dong'an City, Jin Ge sought to retrieve his mother and newlywed wife Liu Wenting. However, they were met with Japanese occupation, leading to Liu Wenting's tragic death by suicide and Jin Ge's subsequent arrest. Our party's underground workers successfully rescued Jin Ge with the hope of utilizing his military expertise in the fight against the Eighth Route Army. Despite initial doubts about the Eighth Route Army's combat capabilities, Jin Ge opted to remain near Dong'an City to confront the enemy forces alone. Following a chance encounter with Dai Jinhua, the leader of the enemy's anti-Japanese guerrillas, Jin Ge joined forces with them to combat the Japanese invaders. Their collaboration evolved from initial mistrust to fighting side by side, with Jin Ge recognizing the true anti-Japanese spirit embodied by Dai Jinhua. Together, they operated as a formidable anti-Japanese resistance force behind enemy lines, significantly impeding the Japanese military efforts. As the Japanese forces retreated from various battlefields in 1945, Kamei devised the ruthless "Dead Sea" plan for Dong'an City, threatening the lives of its inhabitants. Jin Ge and Jinhua led a covert mission into the city, successfully thwarting the implementation of the plan and heralding the beginning of the end for the Japanese occupation.

During the late 14th century, Goryeo faced rampant corruption and abuse of power, resulting in a mass exodus from government roles, leaving only the dishonest in positions of authority. Amidst this despair, a group of young individuals emerged, deeply committed to the principles of scholarship. These were the scholars of Sungkyunkwan, who aspired to restore peace to the world and represented the hope for Goryeo's future. Among them was Sambong Jung Do Jun, who held the conviction that the corrupt regime must be dismantled and that it was the scholars' destiny to create a visionary nation. (KBS World)

Gu Han Sen, a prominent figure in Shanghai, took in two sons during the early years of the Republic of China - Liao Si Cheng and Fang Tian Yi. The two adopted sons, along with Gu Han Sen's daughter Ting Gu, grew up together like true siblings. Fang Tian Yi, a kind and honest young man, valued their sibling bond above all else. Despite his unrequited love for Ting Gu, he kept his feelings hidden after learning of her feelings for Liao Si Cheng. The trio bravely fought against the Japanese invasion and played a crucial role in the War of Liberation. Gu Han Sen, aware of his daughter's feelings for Liao Si Cheng, attempted to arrange their marriage, but Liao Si Cheng prioritized his duties over personal matters. He joined the BIS, with Ting Gu and Fang Tian Yi following suit. Years later, they were unknowingly involved in a conspiracy while intercepting Qing treasures as part of a team led by Liao Si Cheng.

During World War II, a band of anonymous soldiers courageously fought against the Japanese invaders as part of the Eighth Route Army.

To ensure Koryo's independence, Gong Min Wang wed a woman he had no affection for. With Mongolian forces in control of Koryo, he took the Mongolian princess as his wife, believing this alliance might eventually lead to Koryo's liberation. Shin Don, a Buddhist monk, was a key advisor to both Queen Nokuk and King Gong Min in their governance of Koryo.

During times of turmoil, individuals with extraordinary abilities often come to the forefront, much like Lv Bu Wei did during the tumultuous Warring States period in China. As the era drew to a close, Lv Bu Wei journeyed as a trader through the Zhao state before eventually aligning himself with the Qin state. This alliance proved significant as the Qin state, under the rule of Qin Shi Huang, successfully united China for the first time, marking the beginning of China's imperial era.

The story unfolds in China during the Republican era at Hengshan Hospital, focusing on the rivalry between the Communist Party and the KMT in 1930s Shanghai. Ma Tian Ming is an untrustworthy, selfish, and money-hungry individual who resorts to deceit and dishonesty as a means of survival. A chance event entangles Ma Tian Ming in a criminal investigation where he becomes the prime suspect. In an attempt to evade capture, he assumes the identity of Cai LiKun, the head physician at Hengshan Hospital. However, Ma Tian Ming soon discovers that Cai Li Kun is affiliated with the secret Communist Party.

Shu Cheng, the daughter of the prestigious Shu family, had to adopt a facade as a carefree woman to conceal her true capable self, which posed a threat to the Emperor. She aimed to elevate the unmatched Shen Ye as the top courtesan in the world, but soon realized that Shen Ye harbored various personas, blurring the lines between foe and friend. Amidst the chaotic power struggles, the duo must collaborate despite their conflicting identities, transforming them into intimate adversaries.

Princess Jung Myung was the last living direct descendant of King Seon Jo, and her arrival was joyously celebrated throughout the palace. She possessed the most charming smile imaginable for an infant. Queen In Mok felt a sense of relief upon giving birth to a girl rather than a boy. The seer Nam Sa Go had foretold that the child she bore would emerge as the true sovereign of the Joseon Dynasty, a king of kings; however, the existence of a princess contradicted that prophecy. Unfortunately, the chaotic period that followed took a severe toll on Princess Jung Myung. After King Seon Jo's passing, Gwang Hae took the throne, and his first actions were to eliminate Prince Yeong Chang and expel Queen In Mok from the palace. Princess Jung Myung soon became his next target. Realizing the threat to her daughter's safety, In Mok arranged for her to go into hiding. Nevertheless, assassins managed to find Jung Myung. Thanks to the brave sacrifice of her bodyguard, she escaped on a boat that drifted aimlessly in the ocean. Meanwhile, her bodyguard and nanny set their own boat on fire, sacrificing themselves to deceive the assassins. Jung Myung witnessed the flames engulfing her nanny and protector. Adrift at sea, she lost consciousness and was rescued by a merchant vessel bound for Dejima in Japan, where she was sold into slavery. To endure the harsh conditions, she concealed her royal identity and buried her memories of being a princess, focusing solely on her desire for vengeance. Disguised as a boy, Jung Myung labored in a sulfur mine but found a glimmer of hope in the form of a friendship with Ja Gyung, which helped her to endure. However, her ultimate goal remained clear: to return to Joseon and wreak havoc on Gwang Hae, the man who had taken everything from her. Eventually, an opportunity presented itself. She began trading information and secrets within the sulfur mines. Utilizing her strategic position, she followed the Joseon delegation back to her homeland. At last, her long-held dream of returning to Joseon had been realized… (MBC)

Set against the backdrop of the Donghak Peasant Revolution (1894-1895), two half-siblings find themselves on opposing sides of the struggle. Baek Yi Kang, born to a wealthy yet infamous local official and a woman of the lowest social standing, endures scorn for his illegitimacy and humble origins. In contrast, his half-brother, Baek Yi Hyun, is well-liked, intelligent, and enjoys a life of privilege. Meanwhile, Song Ja In, the fearless and charismatic daughter of a powerful merchant family, aspires to become the leading trader in Joseon.

Hong Gil Dong was the son of a prominent minister born out of wedlock. A local monk took him in and instructed him in martial arts. Driven by a desire to combat the societal injustices that separated nobles from commoners—where the former enjoyed privileges due solely to their lineage—Hong Gil Dong became a fighter for change. Meanwhile, the female lead, Heo Yi Nok, had recently returned to Korea from China alongside her grandfather. They made their living by showcasing performances and selling their distinctive medicines in the market. Lee Chang Hwi had been raised with the belief that he was the legitimate heir to the throne, which had been seized by his half-brother. Having just returned from exile in China, he was scheming to topple the emperor. The three characters found themselves caught in a web of love, animosity, loyalty, and treachery, with only one faction destined to prevail.

Sailing enthusiast Lin Tian Long leads a life of relative comfort, until his wedding day when he is falsely accused of treason and imprisoned in the depths of Prison Number 7. Believed to be deceased by the world, except for one individual, Tian Long finds solace in the company of a fellow inmate who was once a teacher to the Emperor and has been incarcerated for 16 years. Nearly two decades later, Tian Long escapes from captivity, armed with knowledge gained during his imprisonment, seeking vengeance on the three men responsible for his wrongful incarceration. This narrative is inspired by Alexandre Dumas' novel "The Count of Monte Cristo."

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.

The setting of the play takes place in 1948, a period marked by financial challenges.

Upon first setting eyes on Yin Li Hua, Liu Xiu instantly knew she was the one for him. He expressed his desire to serve as a chamberlain of the imperial insignia and to have Yin Li Hua as his wife. Ultimately, Liu Xiu went on to establish the Eastern Han dynasty, reclaiming the throne for the House of Liu after it was taken by Wang Mang in 9 AD. (cfen.si)

Xiao Ping Zhang and Xiao Ping Jing, the skilled sons of Xiao Ting Sheng, who is the Prince of Changlin and commander of the most formidable army in the Liang dynasty. Ping Zhang is the eldest and next in line to lead Changlin, while Ping Jing is carefree and learns from the master of Langya Hall in jianghu. Changlin Manor is dedicated to serving the people of Da Liang and is highly esteemed and trusted by both current and former emperors for their integrity and loyalty to the nation. However, concerns have arisen about the Manor gaining excessive power and favoritism, leading to old adversaries seeking revenge. As familial bonds, ethical values, ambition, and themes of maturation unfold, the protagonists navigate a tumultuous journey to self-discovery, amidst a backdrop of clandestine schemes conflicting with righteous actions.

In the midst of the Three Kingdoms era, the fading Han Dynasty clings to its final chance for survival, harboring a hidden truth that could shatter the very empire it strives to protect

The plot revolves around two young boys coming of age in the early period of the Republic of China (1912-49). Bai Lu Sheng, who lost his family to warlords, finds himself as a displaced person in Northern China, where he crosses paths with the haughty Long Xiang and his servant Ya Ya. They form a friendship, with Bai pledging to support Long in his quest to become the president of China, and Long vowing to assist Bai in seeking vengeance for his family. (Based on the novel penned by Ni Luo)

In the year 744, in the bustling city of Chang'an, which served as the vibrant center of the Tang Empire, a group from a defeated kingdom in Central Asia has snuck into the city with a plan to launch an attack during the Lantern Festival. Meanwhile, the imperial court is embroiled in internal conflicts. The elderly Emperor is anticipated to hand over power to the Right Chancellor at the festival and retire to the mountains with his young lover. This move puts the reformist Crown Prince in a vulnerable position, as he risks losing his position or facing even graver consequences. A young Taoist priest named Li Bi, who is a trusted ally of the Crown Prince and serves as the chief of intelligence, has just 24 hours to thwart both the impending attack and the transfer of power. Following a failed attempt to apprehend the infiltrators, Li Bi enlists the help of Zhang Xiao Jing, a condemned prisoner who is a seasoned warrior, esteemed police chief, and perpetrator of a past crime against his superior.

During the spring of 1931, The Communist Party expanded their network by establishing communication stations in China. They then turned their attention to Western Europe and dispatched two agents, known as "Asthray" and "Porcelain", to Paris. This led to the unveiling of a series of clandestine agreements, deceitful acts, mysterious deaths, illicit romances, and alliances between military personnel and members of a notable family.

A typical university student unintentionally gets caught up in the public battles and hidden conflicts of a complex society. The Eight focuses on skilled fighters in the Jianghu world dealing with significant transformations. As he gets more involved, Hua Min Chu moves towards discovering his true self and emerges as a champion for the community. (ChineseDrama.info)

Set during a time of turmoil as the Qing Dynasty comes to an end and the Republic of China begins, the story revolves around two passionate young individuals who dedicate themselves to their nation. Through a series of events, Ah Yi forms a bond with Chong Li Ming, a member of the royal family, and is recruited to join Yan Shi Fan, an elite group of guards tasked with protecting the palace. Despite facing tough trials and challenges, Ah Yi forges strong relationships with his fellow guards. Meanwhile, Chong Li Ming learns about the value of friendship as he navigates power struggles with foreigners, triads, and corruption within the Qing Dynasty Courts. As history unfolds, Ah Yi and Chong Li Ming find themselves at odds with each other, leading to the deterioration of their once strong friendship.

Li Ni, the grandson of the emperor, finds himself in charge of defending the border and suppressing a rebellion

Taking place in 1930s Shanghai, Wei Ruo Lai, a regular worker at the Kuomintang Central Bank, advances in his career thanks to his outstanding skills, drawing the attention of senior advisor Shen Tu Nan

In 1915 Hong Kong, Xiao La Ba has harbored a lifelong ambition to eliminate evil from the world. To pursue this goal, he enlisted in the Marines and joined Project A with a small group of allies to combat pirates. Their mission kicks off with a daring infiltration of the pirate stronghold.

This drama explores the life of King Jeong Jo, the 22nd ruler of Joseon, who is celebrated in Korean history as one of the nation's finest kings, known for his compassion for the people and his governance aimed at benefiting the common folk.

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.

Employing criminals to apprehend wrongdoers, a prosecutor enlists a group of lawbreakers to dismantle a corrupt organization through drastic actions. (tvN Asia)

The storyline focuses on the department of thoracic surgery within a hospital. Park Tae Soo has been a fellow in this specialty for four years, and his mother is in need of a heart transplant. At the same time, Choi Suk Han is a highly skilled thoracic surgeon who faces prejudice due to his modest educational background from a local university. Additionally, a mysterious woman, who has experienced a near-death situation, chooses to pursue a residency in thoracic surgery. (KoreanDrama.org)

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)

The special edition includes scenes and episodes that have never been shown before, enhancing the intrigue of the initial series. (DramaCool)

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