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The Great Nobody

A humorous historical fiction show.

From a young age, Sung Sai Kit lived with retired lawyer Jiang Xue Ru due to his struggles with speaking. This led to low confidence and a reluctance to showcase his abilities. However, everything changed when he rescued Man Zhong Mou Yat, the daughter of notorious bandit leader Man Yan Dik. Sung went on to represent Man Yan Dik in court and achieved a surprising victory over his senior Zuo Bing Feng. This success not only earned him the admiration of Man Zhong Mou Yat and Jiang's daughter but also sparked jealousy and animosity from Zuo.

The narrative follows a seemingly insignificant individual in the early Qing Dynasty who unintentionally finds himself working as a spy for a rebel faction opposing the ruling government. Comedy and chaos ensue as he navigates through his covert assignments. (DramaWiki)

A succession of humorous events unfolds within a tavern. (DramaWiki)

An apprehensive teacher led a group of inexperienced students from the north to the south of the Yangtze River. His goal was to establish his own realm and start a martial arts school to become a "legend", but instead, he unintentionally opened a clinic. This is the tale of his transformation into a "physician".

Lee Ji Won is an honest and direct assistant director employed at an advertising firm

A music-themed bar in Beijing's Hutong is operated by a group of five entrepreneurs named Long Ge, Xue Qin, Niu Yu Lu, Lao Si, and Cui Gen Xian

Security Zhang Hao boasted to his fellow villagers in Erlong Lake village. To divert attention from his boasting, he pretended to be a savvy entrepreneur, claiming to have secured "significant investments" and returned with a "professional team". His return coincided with that of his long-time friend, Li Minghan, a graduate student dedicated to the development and revitalization of their rural hometown. Despite their differing backgrounds in terms of origin, work ethic, and education, the two individuals share a unique dynamic that blends their disparities seamlessly. As the village's beacon of hope, Zhang Hao unwittingly becomes the target of intense scrutiny and pressure, while also falling victim to fraudulent schemes due to his eagerness for success but lack of business acumen and experience.

In disguise as a man, Jin Ying Jie applies for a job and surprisingly lands the role of a "male" secretary to Hao Xin, the general manager of Haoyun Fashion Co. Hao Xin, who received education abroad, exudes sophistication and independence. Rather than relying on his family's wealth, he is a driven individual amidst the affluent second generation, working towards his entrepreneurial dreams. When the nation's businesses face challenges, he sacrifices personal gain to shoulder the responsibility, becoming a formidable player in the corporate world. Jin Ying Jie, a smart and attractive woman from a modest background, encounters obstacles due to gender biases in the job market. Despite facing setbacks in a workplace where mediocre men are preferred over exceptional women, she bravely decides to take a daring leap.

Four intellectuals who discover romance together. Nick Cheung portrays the intelligent and charming Tang Bo Hu. Bobby plays the avaricious Chu Tse San, while Gordon embodies the noble and truthful Wen Jing Ming. Macro takes on the role of Chow Wen Bing, a man who perseveres through challenges.

Chan Dai Ha is a vendor of traditional Chinese sweets who becomes enamored with a wealthy young woman named Gei Hao Yee. Despite his good intentions, Dai Ha's attempts to assist Hao Yee often backfire, leading to her frustration. One fateful day, when Hao Yee and her maid have a mishap on a hill, Dai Ha comes to their rescue. However, instead of showing gratitude, Hao Yee harshly reprimands him and unknowingly consumes a soup containing ten enchanted beans. As a result, she unexpectedly becomes pregnant. When the townspeople discover her condition, they are outraged by the violation of a local law against unwed pregnancy and demand retribution. Dai Ha intervenes by confessing to being the father, ultimately saving Hao Yee from imminent punishment.

Ning Choi San, a struggling scholar, is determined to pass the imperial exam despite repeated failures. He is currently residing at his sister-in-law Ying Heung Fa's lantern shop and supporting himself as an artist. His older brother Ning Choi Man is frugal, while his younger brother Ning Choi Gwan is illiterate and submissive to his wife. His childhood sweetheart, Ying Heung Giu, is pressuring him to marry her. Amidst his father's illness, Ning Choi San reluctantly becomes involved in Ying Heung Fa's deceptive schemes to sell lanterns, sparking a clash between a Taoist master and a swindler. Strange occurrences and peculiar behavior disrupt the household on a daily basis. Ning Choi San begins to suspect a female spirit is guarding him in secret, though her efforts often lead to comedic mishaps due to her limited powers.

The downfall of the Imperial Qing Empire marks the end of the Emperors' rule. Following their expulsion and demotion to peasantry, three palace eunuchs - Lee Siu Kung, Dan Tin, and Chan Siu Fung - strive to survive beyond the palace walls. They encounter Chui Tsun Sing, a con artist pretending to be a eunuch, who deceives them. Their misfortune leads to being captured and later sold as servants to the wealthy Kam family, headed by matriarch Kam Heung, who runs a rice shop. Despite her facade of wealth and power, Kam Heung struggles with the burdens she carries. The eldest daughter, Kam Dai Nam, who enjoys dressing as a man, causes trouble for the family, adding to Kam Heung's challenges. Pressure from the village committee prompts Kam Heung to find a husband to carry on the family name. Eventually, Kam Heung marries Siu Kung. Meanwhile, their rival Tsui Dai Fu schemes with his maidservant Wong Lin to spy on Kam Heung's brother, Kam Cheong. Kam Heung urges Siu Kung to father a child, unaware of his castration. The eunuchs attempt to resolve their predicament, but only succeed in making matters worse.

During a Tourism Development Conference, Zhang Hao excessively promoted his hometown, drawing attention but also facing consequences. Soon after, Erlong Lake underwent an unexpected inspection by a production crew, and both Zhang Hao and the villagers struggled to provide a proper welcome. In a surprising turn of events, the enigmatic Huang Yong Quan appeared to assist the village in navigating the crisis. She even proposed a significant investment in Erlong Lake. Just as the villagers were astonished by this unexpected boon, Huang Yong Quan revealed another shocking announcement: she expressed her desire to marry Zhang Hao. It was revealed that Zhang Hao’s grandfather, Zhang Chun Sheng, had once saved Huang Yong Quan’s grandfather’s life, leading to a brotherly bond between the two elders. Unfortunately, Huang’s grandfather was gravely ill and wished to see his granddaughter, who had faced challenges in her romantic life, marry before his passing. Consequently, the two grandfathers aimed to unite Huang Yong Quan and Zhang Hao. Unbeknownst to them, Zhang Hao was already in a relationship with Li Ming Han, the village's tourism director. Huang Yong Quan’s arrival thrust Zhang Hao into the limelight, completely transforming his life. As a result, Erlong Lake became more vibrant than ever.

The narrative revolves around Liang Chao Chen, the Minister of Civil Affairs, celebrating his 50th birthday. His eldest daughter Nuan Xue and second daughter Nuan Bing married into prestigious families and were showered with lavish gifts, demonstrating Mrs. Liang's profound love for them.

Continuing from the conclusion of the novel, the narrative shifts from a tragic love story to a lighthearted fantasy comedy. Bai Qian and Yehua find themselves in an unforeseen predicament, landing in the human world at a location known as Peach Blossoms Village.

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)

The narrative revolves around Qing Cai, the son of the deceased king, who resides in obscurity in a small town to avoid entanglement in court conflicts until contacted by his foster father, Han Zhong. In order to rescue his foster father, he must masquerade as a woman and infiltrate a village that exclusively enlists Ming women. In Yishan Village, they encounter Gan Po, a vengeful orphan from Momen, along with Wang Yi Shao, Han Ai Zhen, and Gao Gao, each harboring their own motives and backgrounds. Throughout the ordeal, Qing Cai concocts numerous outlandish tales to conceal his true identity, all the while developing romantic feelings for Gan Po. Their initial enmity transforms into affection as they fall in love.

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.

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.

The show consists of a series of brief comedic sketches.

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 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.