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This drama revolves around the romantic relationship between King Jung Jong and Queen Dan Kyung, who was both crowned and ousted within a single week due to opposing political factions that influenced the king’s governance. As per historical accounts, following the queen's removal from the palace, the king would visit the outer royal pavilion daily, letting out a sigh as he looked towards a mountain in her direction. In response to this, she placed a red skirt, her favorite attire from her time in the palace, on a rock on the mountainside as a way to reassure him of her well-being and her enduring feelings for him.

In the midst of political turmoil and threats directed at King Lee Hun, a jester named Ha Sun, who bears a striking resemblance to the monarch, is summoned to the palace to serve as his stand-in

Commander Zhang Xiao Mei of the Beiyi division, sibling of the pregnant Noble Consort, harbors a deep-seated grudge against Crown Prince Li Ye for framing and killing their father. When he captures Zhu Qing Zhu, a top spy for Li Ye, Zhang Xiao Mei seizes the chance to expose the prince's misdeeds. However, Li Ye pins the blame on Qing Zhu to evade punishment. Zhang Xiao Mei intervenes to save Qing Zhu from imminent death, feeling compassion for her despite being manipulated by Li Ye. As they grow closer, Zhang Xiao Mei and Qing Zhu discover their intertwined destinies and develop feelings for each other. But the crown prince resurfaces, unwilling to relinquish his power or let Qing Zhu find happiness with another man.

Set in 1930s Shanghai, this tale follows a man hailing from a family of magicians who embarks on a journey of nationalism after seeking vengeance for his father's murder. Ye Fei's father, Ye Jin, leads the Jin Rong troupe, known for its lineage of skilled magicians. Following a victorious showdown with a German magician, Ye Jin is shunned by fellow troupes and succumbs to despair. Motivated by a thirst for retribution, Ye Fei ventures North to train under a renowned master. Upon completing his education, Ye Fei relocates to Shanghai where he crosses paths with Xiao Yao, the daughter of a crime boss, who falls for him. However, their romantic saga takes a backseat when war breaks out, forcing them to prioritize their country over their personal vendettas.

Taking place in the Joseon Dynasty, the plot revolves around twins born to the Crown Princess Consort, who decides to have the daughter killed based on superstition. In order to protect her, the infant girl is sent away secretly. Many years later, Dam I, the twin sister, comes back to the palace, this time as a servant. Following the mistaken death of her brother Lee Hwi, their mother convinces Dam I to take on his identity. While keeping her distance from others, Dam I starts to develop romantic feelings for Jung Ji Un, her first love and later her tutor from a prestigious family.

A distinguished academic unexpectedly finds himself as the guardian of a playful princess. Gyeon Woo enjoys the reputation of being “Joseon’s National Treasure,” celebrated as one of the leading scholars of his era. When the king requests that he properly instruct his spirited daughter, Princess Hye Myung, Gyeon Woo realizes he faces a significant challenge. However, as rebels threaten Hye Myung and jeopardize her future rule, Gyeon Woo unwittingly steps into the role of her protector. What starts as a job he never anticipated transforms into a mission to save Hye Myung from a dire fate and secure her throne. (Viki)

The plot follows Du Yu Lou, who runs a tea shop called "Shenchang" and is unexpectedly promoted to head after his brother's tragic death

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.

Wang Xuan and Xiao Qi enter into a marriage of convenience to gain influence, but their feelings for each other deepen as they unite to defend their land. Facing a corrupted imperial family and indifferent nobles, Wang Xuan, a strong-willed woman, and Xiao Qi, a man from humble beginnings, find themselves entwined in a prophecy that ties their destinies to the empire's future. Despite being wed to Xiao Qi by her father, Wang Xuan experiences betrayal when he is unexpectedly called away on their wedding night. Kidnapped by the Helan Prince as an act of revenge, Wang Xuan comes to appreciate Xiao Qi's dedication to peace, bringing them closer together. Amid power struggles between the Wang and Xie clans, as well as threats of treachery and rebellion, Wang Xuan risks everything to protect the third prince and secure their future, placing her hope in Xiao Qi to bring about salvation. This story is adapted from the novel "Emperor's Conquest" by Mei Yu Zhe.

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.

Set during the Enlightenment period of 19th-century Joseon, this story features a protagonist who is the offspring of the kingdom's most renowned swordsman. Following the loss of his father and the sale of his younger sister into slavery, he exchanges his sword for a firearm as he sets out on a quest for vengeance. Throughout this journey, the drama aims to illustrate the struggles and bravery of the youth from that time.

"The King's Face" narrates the tale of Prince Gwang Hae, an illegitimate offspring of King Seon Jo, who grapples with his father's indifference and a persistent sense of not belonging within the royal palace from a young age

Set against the backdrop of the Joseon Dynasty (during a tumultuous era marked by justification conflicts and espionage as the Ming transitioned to the Qing), the story unfolds during a time of heightened public demand for social change. This historical action-romance drama, structured in three arcs, depicts the lives of warriors and spies navigating the complexities of borders. It centers on Crown Prince So Hyeon, his loyal bodyguards Heo Seung Po and An Min Seo, and Park Dal Hyang, a yangban warrior who, despite his humble beginnings, possesses charm and good looks. Dal Hyang finds himself entangled in a love triangle involving Yoon Seo, the Crown Princess, and Crown Prince So Hyeon. Additionally, Jo Mi Ryeong, who was once the prince’s first love, transforms into his adversary, seeking vengeance against him. Loosely inspired by Alexandre Dumas's novel "The Three Musketeers."

The narrative revolves around a woman entangled in a violent love affair with two princes

This series is inspired by the tale of Lu Bu and Diao Chan from the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms. (DramaWiki)

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 Northern Wei Dynasty was destroyed overnight, leaving Princess Feng Xin Er as an orphan. Despite narrowly escaping death, she finds herself in enemy territory where she takes on the identity of Li Wei Young, the Prime Minister's daughter. Enduring numerous challenges, she ultimately uses her intelligence and commitment to justice to rise as a formidable figure and find love.

Kang Chil Woo served as an unremarkable police officer in the Joseon period. After losing his parents in a violent attack, his primary objective became to remain inconspicuous for his own safety. Nevertheless, the murder of his sister dramatically altered his perspective on life. In his quest for vengeance, he transformed into an assassin, taking it upon himself to deliver justice to wrongdoers.

A notorious femme fatale, So Yong utilizes her innate beauty, charm, and intelligence to capture the affection of the King and secure her position among his royal concubines. King In Jo becomes infatuated with So Yong, allowing his royal responsibilities to fall by the wayside. Capitalizing on King In Jo’s weaknesses, So Yong seizes his authority and wields complete control over the nation. She even aligns herself with a rebellion led by her stepfather. When Crown Prince So Hyeon returns home after seven years in captivity, he aims to modernize his country by introducing advanced scientific methods and cultural practices. Nevertheless, the young prince poses a danger to So Yong, prompting her to scheme against him and persuade the King to poison his own son. Following Prince So Hyeon’s demise, Kang Bin, the Crown Princess, uncovers So Yong's treachery. Collaborating with the courtiers, Kang Bin seeks to overthrow So Yong and reclaim the kingdom. However, So Yong is cunning and determined to maintain her grip on power. Thus begins the ruthless saga of the Bloodied Palace. (JTBC)

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.

This drama portrays the story of Kim Man Deok, a woman from Jeju Island who rose above her humble beginnings as a gisaeng and the limitations imposed by her isolated birthplace, which was viewed as a distant exile at that time. She emerged as a prosperous female trader during the Joseon Era. Eventually, she gained recognition as a paragon of virtue and nobility by donating her entire fortune to assist the people of Jeju during a famine, thereby saving numerous lives.

Taking place during the era of extensive Japanese influence in China, 'Sha Ba Fang' narrates the story of Zhang Han Tao and his mission to seek vengeance for his father's murder under the guise of 'Sha Ba Fang'. Assuming the persona of the 'Manchurian Senator' bestowed upon him by the Japanese, Zhang Han Tao engages in a dangerous battle of wits with the Japanese city leader, Qing Chuan, in order to honor his father's dying wish of expelling the Japanese occupiers from their hometown.

This play is set in the tumultuous Spring and Autumn Period and recounts the famous tale of Gou Jian, the King of Yue, who experienced a downfall and subsequent resurgence. Following his defeat, Gou Jian was taken captive and made a slave by King Fu Chai of Wu. Pretending to be obedient and loyal while secretly plotting his revenge during his captivity, Gou Jian eventually earns the chance to go back to his homeland of Yue. When he resumes his rule, Gou Jian strengthens his kingdom with the assistance of skilled advisers and politicians such as Fan Li and Wen Zhong, while also weakening Wu internally through bribery and strategic diplomacy. The phrase "Wo Xin Chang Dan" symbolizes Gou Jian's perseverance and self-imposed challenges meant to constantly remind himself of the humiliations he endured while under Wu's control. - Lady Zhuge.

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.

After losing her parents at a young age, Liu E journeys to the capital city of Kaifeng where she attracts the attention of Zhao Heng. Despite being a concubine, Liu E displays a keen understanding of political matters and frequently engages in discussions with Zhao Heng. This dynamic persists even after Zhao Heng ascends to the throne in 997. Following the adoption of a concubine's son (who later becomes Emperor Renzong), Liu E is named empress and assumes the role of regent for the Song Dynasty during the final two years of her husband's rule. Liu E continues to govern until her passing in 1033, twelve years later. This account draws inspiration from the remarkable life of Empress Zhangxian Mingsu, also known as Liu E of the Song Dynasty.

In order to seek justice for her family, the stunning and elegant Wen Yu Nong decided to become a spy known for her skill in disguises. To achieve her goal of revenge, she must utilize her talents to impersonate another person as she reconnects with the man she once had feelings for.

A tale of a talented swordsman who encounters various challenges instilled in him a strong sense of righteousness and genuine compassion for common people. Sakazaki Iwane is a masterless samurai spending his days leisurely in Edo. Previously, he was a promising heir to a prominent family in Bungo until tragedy struck in their domain, resulting in the deaths of his two close friends. One of his friends was killed by Iwane on the orders of the domain lord's top retainer. Distraught, Iwane left his hometown for Edo, leaving behind his fiancée who was the sister of the friend he had to slay. As he delves deeper, Iwane uncovers a plot behind his friends' deaths and works towards reforming his domain. (NHK)

The narrative centers on a criminal investigation and forensic methods set in the late Joseon period, tracking the efforts of a covert special task force formed to address the rising tide of crime stemming from the political instability of the time. Kang Seung Jo and Kim Kang Woo head a group of top-notch investigators as they delve into the details surrounding enigmatic fatalities and various offenses.

The drama takes place in 1925 and follows the life and romantic relationship of a woman named Chun Mei during the Japanese occupation of Taiwan. Through Chun Mei's story, the audience is exposed to the emotional narratives of the Taiwanese people during this historical period.

The drama will portray significant historical occurrences with a scholar at its core. Ryu Seong Ryong was a government official who served during the late 16th century under King Seon Jo. A distinguished Confucian scholar, he was appointed to oversee military efforts during the Imjin War and had a considerable impact on Admiral Lee Soon Shin. The narrative begins prior to the onset of the Imjin War and will track the characters through to the Battle of Noryang and the demise of Lee Soon Shin.

During the 1930s in Chengdu, the Gao family held significant power and influence as a feudalistic household. Jue Xin, the eldest grandson, faced pressure to abandon his love for cousin Mei Fen and marry Rui Jue, a woman chosen by his parents. Following his father's passing, Jue Xin was tasked with continuing the family business as per tradition, a challenging responsibility that stirred up jealousy and deceit among other family members. Despite his grandfather's attempts to arrange a marriage with Mr. Feng's granddaughter, Jue Min defied expectations by running away. Meanwhile, Jue Hui and servant girl Ming Feng, who shared a deep connection from childhood, found themselves torn apart when Grandfather decided to give Ming Feng to Mr. Feng as a concubine.

The plot centers on Rong Yan and Tian You. Rong Yan is on a mission to avenge her family's brutal murder at the hands of Lu Sheng, Tian You's father. In order to seek revenge, Rong Yan decides to marry Lu Sheng with the help of her friend Yun Mo, who also seeks justice for her family's death caused by Lu Sheng. Despite Rong Yan's initial intention to kill Tian You's father, she finds herself falling in love with Tian You instead. As their forbidden romance blossoms, Rong Yan disguises herself as Tian You's stepmother to keep their relationship a secret within his household.

Ling Wan, a young and beautiful girl, disguises herself as ugly to avoid marriage. She befriends Chor Chor, who is also not conventionally attractive. One day, Ling Wan saves the Emperor in disguise, revealing her true beauty to him. Smitten, the Emperor arranges for her to come to the palace. Upon learning of the Emperor's intentions, Chor Chor seeks out the "face changer", Siu To, to switch faces with Ling Wan. With Chor Chor now posing as Ling Wan, she enters the palace while the real Ling Wan, realizing the deception, decides to confront the Emperor on her own.

Si Young, the eldest son of Park Hee Chan, is aware of the reason behind his father's insistence on him succeeding the family business. He is known for his ruthless business tactics and gradually evolves into a formidable leader while managing the guild. On the other hand, Jae Young, his younger brother, forges his own path and refrains from adopting his brother's cutthroat business approach.

A drama centered around the life of Kim Cheo Seon during the Joseon Dynasty. Kim Cheo Seon served as a devoted and faithful eunuch to several monarchs, including the 5th King, Munjong, and the 10th King, Yeonsangun, throughout the Joseon period. This era was marked by intense political turmoil within the kingdom. Born as a posthumous child, Cheo Seon was separated from his mother at birth and raised by Weol Hwa and the elderly Swe Gwi, who managed the eunuch academy. Upon meeting So Hwa, the daughter of a powerful noble, he instantly falls for her. To be near So Hwa, he willingly becomes a eunuch and is assigned to serve Cho Chi Gyeom, a senior eunuch. Once inside the royal palace, he witnesses King Sung Jong and So Hwa spending their first night together, and he takes on the role of her devoted protector. As palace intrigues unfold among the courtesans and wives, So Hwa is selected by the king to become his queen, and Cheo Seon pledges his loyalty to her. However, So Hwa eventually loses her crown and departs from the palace in disgrace. Cheo Seon watches in despair as events transpire, secretly assisting So Hwa. Tragically, he is ultimately tasked with carrying out her death sentence by delivering her a bowl of poison. After her demise, he cares for her son, King Yeon San, as if he were his own child.

At the onset of his rule, King Se Jong inadvertently leads to the demise of his in-laws and their servants while trying to protect them from his cruel father, King Tae Jong. Among the victims, two young slaves, Ddol Bok and his companion Dam, manage to survive, though they are unaware of each other's fate. Consumed by anger, Ddol Bok holds the king responsible and pledges to take revenge for the loss of his loved ones. Over the years, he hones his skills to become a formidable warrior. Meanwhile, Dam, who possesses a photographic memory, takes on the role of a court lady named So Yi. Burdened by guilt over her involvement in the deaths of the other slaves, she becomes mute. Ddol Bok infiltrates the palace under the alias Kang Chae Yoon with the intent to assassinate the king. However, he becomes entangled in the enigma surrounding the deaths of several scholars from the Hall of Worthies. These fatalities are linked to a clandestine organization known as "Hidden Root," which was established long ago by supporters of Jeong Do Jeon to shift power away from the king and into the hands of ministers. King Tae Jong had previously executed Jeong Do Jeon and his entire family, except for his nephew, Jeong Gi Joon, who is now the head of Hidden Root and lives incognito near King Se Jong.

This drama narrates the tale of Jang Hee Bin, a renowned royal concubine during the Joseon Dynasty, who played a significant part in the ousting of King Sook Jong’s spouse, Queen In Hyun. However, in contrast to the numerous dramas and films that depict this infamous antagonist, this series will explore the life of Jang Ok Jung prior to her rise as concubine Jang Hee Bin, highlighting her contributions as a fashion designer and cosmetic creator in the Joseon period.

King Mu Ryeong was a monarch of Baekje who presided over a cultural revival during his rule while transforming his realm into a maritime force. He had a concealed daughter named Soo Baek Hyang, who was unable to attain the status of princess because of her malevolent half-sister, Seol Hee. Nevertheless, Baek Hyang demonstrated profound loyalty to her father and a strong sense of patriotism. Eventually, she rose to become the leader of Bimun, a clandestine intelligence organization that supported her nation in times of conflict. Her contributions secured her a lasting place in the history of Baekje. (MBC)

The narrative revolves around two characters who experience very different memory issues. Jeong Hoon, an engaging news anchor, has hyperthymesia, which allows him to remember even the smallest details of his life with remarkable clarity. He is tormented by the recollection of Seo Yeon, the woman he loved who disappeared eight years prior, showcasing a blend of charm and intensity. On the other hand, Ha Jin, an emerging talent in the entertainment industry, struggles with a deteriorating memory. Despite this challenge, she maintains her self-assurance. The journeys of these two individuals, each grappling with their own memory hurdles, intersect as they navigate the complexities of understanding, acceptance, and potentially love.

In a fictional historical drama, Lee Tae becomes the ruler of Joseon after his father, King Sunjong, removes the previous king from power with the assistance of Park Gye Won. Lee Tae aims to govern as a supreme monarch, but faces opposition from the powerful Park Gye Won. Amidst this power struggle within the royal court, Yoo Jung, a noblewoman believed to be Lee Tae's wife, gets caught in the middle.

In the fictional land of Dongbangguk, Hwa Ri is the youngest princess in the royal family. Raised with a strong sense of independence, she decides to take matters into her own hands when it comes time to marry. Venturing outside the palace, she meets potential suitors while also searching for the artist behind a series of provocative paintings featuring her likeness. Among the candidates is Choi Hwan, a wealthy merchant known for his good looks and charm. Despite his reputation for enjoying the finer things in life, he harbors a mysterious secret.

On the eve of the 1911 Revolution, Duan Muhai is getting ready for the fire festival at his Nanshan Manor. Duan Muhai, a wealthy man known for his questionable methods of acquiring wealth, has a favorite daughter named Aiyue. Aiyue stands out from the rest of the family for her intelligence, empathy, and clear moral values. Aiyue's servant A Ci is a carefree individual who enjoys dancing with a bamboo pole, smoking, and singing folk songs. During the annual fire festival, two young men named Liu Bo'en and Long Chulai arrive and meet Aiyue and A Ci. Aiyue starts to develop feelings for Bo'en but struggles to express them due to her pride. A Ci, who is deeply in love with Bo'en, tries to take advantage of the situation. Long Chulai admires Aiyue from afar but keeps his feelings hidden due to his insecurities about his appearance. As the 1911 Revolution unfolds and Duan Muhai's family faces hardships, Bo'en is sent to Beijing, and Aiyue is forced into a childhood marriage arrangement and later sold to an opium lord by her heartless husband. However, the ruthless Wang Kun is intrigued by Aiyue's Sandao tea and decides to support her in establishing a tea garden.

A young woman discovers from her whistleblower father that being truthful isn't always the best approach. Shortly after tying the knot, she finds herself overwhelmed by insurmountable debt that she cannot manage. However, through a series of events, she begins her journey towards joining the top 1% of wealth holders and intentionally seeks to expose their wrongdoing and hypocrisy. Her quest unveils an insatiable greed and thirst for power driven by the chase for wealth and profit. Meanwhile, two friends aspire to attain the same financial success, which unintentionally turns them into rivals, leading to heartache, strained relationships, betrayal, and a love triangle. Amidst this chaos, a resolution emerges, bringing forgiveness and a renewed connection with family. (MBC)

Lee Jin Sook is a speaker focused on family well-being, but her life has been marked by sorrow. Years prior, her mother-in-law expelled her from their home, resulting in her being separated from her infant daughter. After remarrying, she faced further tragedy when her second husband passed away five years later, yet she lovingly raised her two young stepdaughters as if they were her own. Initially, she opposed her youngest stepdaughter Oh Yeong Chae's desire to marry Kim Hyeon Tae, a novice boxer and orphan, but ultimately she conceded. Following Yeong Chae's tragic death from a hit-and-run accident shortly after giving birth to a son, Jin Sook harbored resentment and blame toward her son-in-law. In the aftermath, Hyeon Tae and his child moved in with Jin Sook, treating her with maternal affection. Observing Hyeon Tae's dedication to his son shifted her perception, leading her to embrace him as if he were her own. Eventually, Hyeon Tae fell for a woman named Park Soo Kyeong. Jin Sook, dissatisfied with Soo Kyeong, later discovers that Soo Kyeong is her biological daughter. Although she longs to reconnect with her, she faces a moral quandary since Soo Kyeong harbors animosity towards her birth mother for abandoning her. Hyeon Tae eventually marries Soo Kyeong, which brings about further tensions.

During the late Qing Dynasty in ancient China, the city of Tianjin underwent changes due to the Restoration of 1898. Tang Qing Shan, a successful businessman, found himself influenced by new ideas during this period. He was engaged to Shi Pei Zhen, a talented girl who disguised herself as a boy and became "brothers" with Tang Qing Shan and his close friend Fei Yong Jia. However, on their wedding day, they were all caught up in a sudden invasion by soldiers who accused them of colluding with enemies of the state. Tang Qing Shan and his father were arrested, with his father ultimately perishing and Tang Qing Shan being sentenced to life in prison. Meanwhile, Fei Yong Jia harbored secret feelings for Shi Pei Zhen and eventually deceived her into believing that Tang Qing Shan had died in jail. Shi Pei Zhen then married Fei Yong Jia. In prison, Tang Qing Shan encountered a mysterious figure known as infante, who bore a striking resemblance to him and also had a missing finger on his left hand, albeit replaced with a golden one. The infante taught Tang Qing Shan a martial art called Shifty Bones, with the goal of helping him escape. Years passed, the political landscape shifted, and eventually, with the help of infante, Tang Qing Shan managed to break free from his imprisonment. Fifteen years later, an infante with a golden finger and a young woman named Meng Ting Ting arrived at the Tang family's old residence, sparking intrigue and raising questions about the true identity of the man. Thus, a captivating and enigmatic tale unfolded.

The narrative follows the relationship between Meng Li Jun, the skilled and attractive daughter of a high-ranking official, and Huang Fu Shao Hua, the courageous and good-looking son of a general. Their fathers' political differences led to General Huang Fu forbidding his son from pursuing Meng Li Jun. Instead, the Empress Dowager's nephew from the Liu family was chosen to marry Meng Li Jun. Following General Huang Fu's defeat in a battle, the Emperor accused him of treason and ordered the entire family to be imprisoned. Huang Fu Shao Hua managed to escape, prompting Meng Li Jun, who was in love with him, to disguise herself as a man in order to seek justice for the Huang Fu family.

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.

During the period of the Republican era, a prominent family known for producing top-quality fragrances and incense must be vigilant against those seeking to pilfer their confidential recipes. Ning Zhi Yuan, the charming young heir of the family's fragrance business, finds himself entangled in a plot orchestrated by An Le Yan, a resolute young woman bent on seeking retribution against the Ning clan. Despite Zhi Yuan's affection for Le Yan, her true intentions lie in infiltrating his family to abscond with a prized perfume formula. Meanwhile, Le Yan's affections gravitate towards An Yi Chen, an inspector, while Xiao Hui, the offspring of a Japanese imperialist, sets her sights on winning Yi Chen's heart. Will Zhi Yuan be able to safeguard his family's legacy and his own emotions amidst these intricate entanglements? (Viki) - Two versions available: 42 episodes (TV) || 44 episodes (online)

Taking place during the Republican era, the narrative follows Jiang Yu, a heartless entrepreneur on a mission to retaliate against his foe by targeting his daughter Wu Cai Hong, who is romantically involved with her childhood love interest.