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The Life Of The White Fox

The plot revolves around a messenger who encounters the rebirth of his former romantic partner. (DramaWiki)

Following a string of unfortunate events, Lin Wan Wan, a woman plagued by bad luck, finds herself taking up residence in a spooky mansion belonging to a secretive individual. As they begin living together, her enigmatic landlord unveils his peculiar talent for borrowing intangible items from people. This story is adapted from the book "The Man Who Borrows Things" by Shi Wu.

For the past century, the Tang empire has thrived since its establishment. However, challenges and risks often accompany times of prosperity. An ancestor of the well-known Taoist group, Xuan Xin Zhen Zong, once came across a large stone cave in a remote mountain range. Inside the cave was a stone slab inscribed with ancient writings. These inscriptions accurately predicted events dating back to the Tang Dynasty's inception, including the identities of future emperors and the timing of disasters. Of particular concern was the final message on the slab, which foretold a dark future: when the constellation of the Prince of Darkness clashes with the Seven Malignant Stars, a pair of estranged lovers from seven lifetimes will be reborn. The demon sect plans to exploit the power generated by the star-crossed lovers to seize control of the world and turn it into a nightmarish realm. The slab also revealed the specific time and place where the estranged couple would be born, in the hopes that a chosen individual would discover it and devise a plan to protect the population.

The narrative follows the adventures of Wu Xin, a monster hunter, and the malevolent spirit Yue Qi Shan, who find themselves reawakened two decades later in Shanghai during the Republican Era.

The tale follows the Fire God, the Wind Goddess, and their blossoming relationship as they face peril to protect their homeland. Millennia ago, a stunning planet inhabited by deities thrived in the cosmos. Among them were six mighty gods, such as the Fire God, Wind Goddess, and Mountain God, who upheld peace in their realms. In a fierce battle against dark forces, the deities suffer a devastating setback. The Wind Goddess goes missing after rescuing the Fire God. To find a new energy source to safeguard their world, the Fire God ventures to the illustrious Tang Dynasty era, where he encounters a person bearing a striking resemblance to his lost love, the Wind Goddess, sparking a complex romance between them.

In a twist of fate, a young man is mysteriously sent back to the Tang Dynasty where he is greeted by a bevy of lovely women. seizing the opportunity, he introduces innovations like perfume, soccer, and other advanced gadgets that quickly make him a beloved figure in this ancient time period. Will he ultimately choose to remain in the past, forsaking his modern life altogether? "Man Comes to Tang Dynasty" marks the debut of the initial Chinese historical Web drama series.

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.

An You Yu is a compassionate individual who has a deep love for animals. While exploring the mountains one day, he comes across three river deers being pursued by Xiong Da Cheng, the son of the local magistrate. An You Yu rescues the deer spirits, who are actually Hua Gu Zi and her family. Grateful for his kindness, Hua Gu Zi seeks ways to repay him, leading to a tragic love story between a human and a spirit. (DramaWiki)

In the Tang Dynasty, two women were scheduled to get married on the same day. On their way to their new homes, they had to take shelter in a temple due to a rain shower. Once the rain stopped, Du Bing Yan and Li Yu Hu continued their journey. Little did they know, the attendants who were carrying their carriages mistakenly delivered each bride to the wrong groom. Despite facing challenges, the couples eventually developed feelings for each other. This story highlights the idea that it's better to be on the wrong bridal carriage than to marry the wrong person. (DramaWiki)

"Liao Zhai Zhi Yi", also known as "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio", is a compilation of around five hundred mostly supernatural stories that were published in the early Qing Dynasty. In the selection "Liao Zhai Qi Nv Zi", four stories are featured, narrating the lives of some exquisite and extraordinary women. In "Lian Cheng", two rival families in a town had daughters named Lian Cheng and Bin Niang, who took their rivalry to the extreme when they both fell in love with the same man, Qiao Sheng. They fought fiercely for his affections, even beyond death. Yet, they eventually realized that true love was not about possession and were willing to make the ultimate sacrifice for each other. In "Xin Shi Si Niang", a beautiful fox demon named Xin Shi Si Niang found joy in aiding others and sought spiritual enlightenment to escape the typical fate of fox demons. However, her encounter with Feng Sheng changed her destiny. "Huan Niang" tells the story of upper-class lady Zhao Huan Niang and talented stage actor Wen Ru Chun, who believed the only way to be together was through a joint suicide. Only Huan Niang perished, returning as a ghost to discover the truth. Lastly, in "Xia Nv", Xu Mu E disguises herself as a boy to learn martial arts secretly, despite her mother's wishes. After getting injured during an adventure, she meets young doctor Gu Xiang Ru, with whom she starts developing feelings. However, Xiang Ru's heart belongs to Lin Yue Fu, the governor's ailing daughter.

Throughout history, China has been ruled by various tyrants who were known for their aggression and immorality. One infamous tyrant was King Zhou of the Shang dynasty, whose oppressive rule led to the legendary overthrow by King Wu of the Zhou dynasty. This epic battle between good and evil caused great turmoil and sorrow in ancient China, resulting in the sacrifice of numerous brave warriors. To comfort the grieving people, the Celestial Realm established the Rostrum of Gods of Honour. The tale also highlights the importance of filial piety, featuring prominent figures like Nezha and Daji.

Princess Sheng Ping is a determined royal who has a strong affection for Jiju. She escapes the palace to watch her favorite Jiju player, Chen Shao Tang, and amusingly crosses paths with Guo Ai, the sixth son of the Prince of Fenyang. Despite a rocky start, they eventually become close friends by helping each other and making valuable connections. Their bond deepens after failed romances lead them to marriage, although challenges arise due to Sheng Ping's royal status. Trouble brews when Guo Ai's ex-lover, Luo Xia, returns to cause discord. A drunken Guo Ai lashes out at Sheng Ping after she misses a family celebration, leading to a strained relationship between them. (DramaWiki; adapted from the Chinese folk tale "Zui Da Jin Zhi")

The tale humorously depicts ghosts who are unable to depart our realm due to their strong connection to the living

In the Tang dynasty, Fang Zhao Yi is wed to the emperor, whom she despises, but harbors feelings for a monk. After experiencing peculiar incidents, she finds herself in the Qin dynasty and later in the present day of 2014. Here, she encounters the emperor's reincarnation and her former lover. Seizing the chance, she confronts the emperor about her grievances, as he is now caught up in a complex situation regarding his legacy. Amidst the conflicts and time shifts, she must determine her true feelings.

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.

In 1938, Fong Kwok Wah and Yamamoto Ichifu find themselves in another confrontation, catching the attention of Cheung San, the original vampire. Cheung San is about to turn the two men into vampires when Ma Dan Na intervenes and drives him away. Fong then agrees to help Ma track down and defeat Cheung San. Despite trapping him momentarily, Cheung San manages to escape and bites Fong and a nearby boy named Fuk Sang, transforming them into vampires. Fong and Fuk Sang remain unchanged physically since then, surviving until the 1990s. Fong already had a son, resulting in a grandson named Fong Tin Yau. After Fong Tin Yau's tragic death in England, Fong Kwok Wah assumes his identity. He meets Ma Siu Ling, a descendant of Ma Dan Na, who comes from a family of ghostbusters dedicated to fighting evil supernatural beings. Fong and Ma develop a romantic relationship. The second season of the story is a reimagining of the first season, with similar main characters and some new additions to the cast and plotlines.

Li Bing He and Li Yu Fan are fraternal twins who have shared identical dreams since childhood. When Li Yu Fan falls into a coma following a car accident, Li Bing He attempts to utilize their shared dream world to bring her back. In this dream, Li Yu Fan becomes the esteemed Wu Mei Niang, her admirer Da Gang transforms into the court jester, and Li Bing He takes on the role of the Lord of Nan Chang. Together, they navigate a world filled with palace conspiracies where only the most cunning can survive. (DramaWiki)

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.

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)

The tale follows Jeon Woo Chi, a master who acquired his abilities by ingesting a Gumiho's bead, and his quest for vengeance against the betrayal of a friend that resulted in the loss of his mentor, Hong Kil Dong, and his beloved, Hong Moo Yeon. To seek retribution for their deaths, he journeys to Joseon, where he becomes an unwilling hero for the people. Hong Moo Yeon is a princess, the granddaughter of Hong Gil Dong, and the object of Jeon Woo Chi's affection.

In the Tang Dynasty, Eunuch Ju murders five government officials to cover up his crimes, but Prime Minister Mu discovers the evidence. When Prime Minister Mu's daughter, Mu Fu Rong, rejects a forced marriage and attempts suicide, she is rescued by a mysterious hero. Eunuch Ju now sees Mu Fu Rong and her family as his enemies due to the rescue incident.

Taking place in Linghe City during the era of warlords, a businessman named Xiao Ge Ran becomes entangled in a homicide investigation. Along his quest for the truth, he encounters Bai Qi, who is revealed to be a descendant of a fox. Together, they uncover the devious plots orchestrated by the Yin Yang Master, Jin Chuan. (DramaWiki)

Xu Xin was born into the Xu family but was adopted by the immortal Changqing Taoist priest due to a severe illness. Raised in Tianshan Village, she possessed natural abilities but remained indifferent to her own strength. With her peculiar character, she brought suffering to the villagers and creatures in the mountains.

Born from a stone, a mysterious being falls in love with a legendary woman, their romance enduring over two millennia. Jin Xing Jian, once a stone, now embodies an extraordinary presence, teetering between godly and demonic. Operating a gallery frequented by demons, he observes their love-driven actions. Amidst his own complex romantic entanglement with Ye Ming, a enigmatic woman crafted from a night pearl, unfolds a tale of humans and demons - sometimes humorous, sometimes poignant, sometimes intense, and sometimes tender.

Chen Xian Qi, the editor of a small fashion magazine, accidentally misplaced a borrowed diamond. She initially believed that the intern Xiao Jia You had taken it, but later discovered she was mistaken. Despite her efforts to recover the diamond from Jia You, Xian Qi was unsuccessful, resulting in her losing her job and facing a significant debt for the diamond's replacement. In a stroke of luck, Xian Qi inherits a mysterious bracelet with magical powers. This leads to the two women unexpectedly becoming roommates in a two-bedroom apartment after initially disliking each other. Together, they use the bracelet's powers to help others, ultimately growing closer as friends. Their journey will be filled with various experiences as their bond strengthens.

In the midst of a high-speed pursuit on a motorboat, local police officer Wong Tai Mui is swept up into a waterspout that serves as a portal through time. She finds herself transported back to 19th century Hong Kong during the Qing dynasty. There, she encounters a Cantonese pirate named Cheng Yat, along with his wife Shek Giu and their adopted son Cheung Po Tsai. Despite their skepticism about her sudden appearance, Tai Mui uses her knowledge of the future to help them escape a dangerous naval battle against the Qing fleet led by Prince Man Ho. Meanwhile, in Beijing's Imperial Palace, Consorts Yim and Shun scheme to increase their own power while manipulating Prince Man Ho. Disillusioned with the political intrigue and family conflicts, Prince Man Ho decides to leave the palace and abandon his aspirations for the throne. As a waterspout forms over the Canton Sea during a solar eclipse, Po Tsai assists Tai Mui in accessing the time portal that will return her to the 21st century. In a selfless act, he joins her on the journey back to the future.

In the midst of a battle over the Jade Seal rumored to hold the Pearl of Reincarnation, two sisters, Mu Qing Huan and Mu Jiao Jiao, find themselves transported to an ancient realm. Mu Qing Huan reunites with General Shen Rui, a figure from her mysterious past, while Mu Jiao Jiao encounters the Elder Prince. As they become entangled in a struggle for power and the threat of rebellion looms, the question remains: will they ever find their way back home, or is destiny preparing a different path for them?

Wu Xin is an immortal who roams without any memory of his origin or age, possessing supernatural abilities that allow him to interact with spirits, both benevolent and malevolent, that inhabit the world of the living. To sustain himself, he masquerades as a traveling monk. One day, while journeying, Wu Xin was pushed off a cliff and covered by a heap of leaves. Li Yue Ya happened to be passing by and paused to enjoy a steamed bun, which caught Wu Xin's attention, prompting him to emerge from the leaves and ask for food. Although he startled Yue Ya, she generously shared half of her bun with him. From that moment on, Wu Xin chose to stay by Yue Ya's side, providing for her and protecting her, eventually developing romantic feelings as they faced various supernatural challenges together.

A tale of joy and sorrow unfolds as an archaeologist is transported back in time to the Tang Dynasty and becomes entangled in palace politics. Yun Ye, caught in a sandstorm during an excavation, is astonished to find himself in ancient China. Drawing on his contemporary expertise, he establishes a new life for himself and gradually ascends the ranks as a government official. Along the way, he forges a bond with the Crown Prince and reunites with a past flame.

During his reign, the current ruler neglects his responsibilities and spends his time socializing with women and engaging in late-night fox hunting. This leads to a conflict with the Fox Clan, who are angered by the declining fox population and innocent deaths. In retaliation, the Fox Clan steals a special pearl known for its powers of enhancing beauty and strength. The pearl is later taken by two sisters who infiltrate the Palace disguised as dancers with a mission to assassinate the Emperor. However, before they can carry out their plan, the Emperor is suddenly killed, and Wen Zong ascends to the throne.

Li Tian leads a notorious group of thieves in Tang. As they hunt for the kylin horn, they get caught up in the political unrest between followers of the old dynasty and the royal court. Despite the prosperity of the nation and its people under Emperor Xuanzong's rule, there are factions plotting in secret. Rumors spread about the kylin horn's reappearance, prompting a team of four individuals with extraordinary powers to set out on a quest to locate the valuable treasure.

In her hometown, newspaper intern Qian Xun encounters the enigmatic craftsman Su Mingmou and Jun Wanglian, a mystical jade spirit

Kau Jong and Tzi Ling, who are both without parents, found themselves in the midst of a conflict one day while on their way to receive martial arts training from the renowned Sek Long. This conflict involved a woman and their prospective martial arts instructor, Sek Long. The woman, later identified as Fu Guan Cheuk, demanded that Sek Long return the "Cheong Sung Keut" to her. Sek Long refused and ended up perishing in a self-destructive act. Following the loss of their martial arts teacher, Kau Jong and Tzi Ling fled from the scene of the altercation, only to be pursued. Fu Guan Cheuk managed to hitch a ride in their carriage. The individual chasing Fu Guan Cheuk was a man named Yu Man Fat Kup, who was also after the "Cheong Sung Kuet". After parting ways with Kau Jong and Tzi Ling, Fu Guan Cheuk left the "Cheong Sung Kuet" in their possession. She later pursued the two individuals to retrieve the "Cheong Sung Kuet" after losing Yu Man Fat Kup. Following a series of conflicts involving the trio, Kau Jong and Tzi Ling activated the "Cheong Sung Kuet", and Fu Guan Cheuk compelled them to master it.

The Great Seer is set during the rule of King Gong Min. While the series focuses on seers, geomancers, and diviners, it emphasizes the political influencers rather than the fantastical elements—individuals who had the clout to advise and manipulate kings. Mok Ji Sang, a talented seer and geomancer, possesses the unique gift of seeing into the past and future of individuals. Some people mistakenly believe he wields dark supernatural forces, thinking he is under the influence of spirits. Ultimately, he evolves into a "king-maker," playing a crucial role in the political upheaval that leads to the fall of Goryeo and the establishment of Joseon, as he supports General Yi and significantly impacts the course of Korean history.

Author Hua Qing Ge finds herself immersed in the universe of her own stories, unexpectedly experiencing a romantic entanglement with Ji Chu, a development she had not anticipated while shaping the narrative.

In the novel series by Pai An Jing Qi, a young magistrate named Hang Tie Sheng is tasked with investigating a string of mysterious deaths. As a rookie mayor and detective, he must rely on his intelligence, physical strength, and various specialized tools to solve several challenging cases. One of these cases involves a plot to assassinate the Emperor. Hang receives help from his bold stepmother, an eccentric lieutenant, and a skilled martial artist, but they face obstacles from a troublesome prince.

A Taoist Master who is immortal and lacks a heart is on a quest for his own demise due to his weariness of eternal life. Along the way, he encounters enigmas, homicides, and unlawful acts, eventually rediscovering love. What happens when an immortal being and a mortal person fall in love? While many aspire for immortality, have we considered the perspective of someone like Wu Xin? This drama's third season is set in the Tang Dynasty era, preceding the events of the previous two seasons. It stands alone and can be enjoyed independently without having watched the earlier seasons.

During the Tang Dynasty, a wealthy merchant's daughter named Cai Cai struggled with being too thin, making it difficult for her to find a suitor. In a twist of fate, she fainted while attempting to gain weight and found herself transported to modern times, where she encountered Mr. Feng. A misunderstanding led to Mr. Feng unknowingly using a special condiment called "mandarin duck chillies" on her food, causing her to gain weight while he enjoyed the meals.

Ru Xiao Lan, a contemporary young lady, finds herself transported to ancient times in the form of a cat. Serendipitously, she encounters Qing Mo Yan, who is in need of a cure for poison. Their accidental kiss leads them to discover that they hold the key to solving each other's problems. Together, they set out on a quest to locate the five-colored stone that can lift Xiao Lan's curse and the ghost grass that can heal Mo Yan's ailment. This journey is chronicled in the novel "Da Li Si Shao Qing De Chong Wu Sheng Ya" by Mo Shang Ren Ru Yu.

Taking place in the era of the Chinese Tang Dynasty, Princess Chiu Yeung, the spoiled daughter of the Tang Emperor, is known for her unreasonable behavior, making her undesirable as a potential wife. The Kam family, who are prominent gold producers in Beijing, face financial difficulties after being cheated. To address this crisis, the manager of their goldsmith store, Ting Loi Hei, proposes to the family's second son, Gum Do Luk, and third son, Gum Do Sau, that they consider pursuing the Princess as a way to solve their financial woes. In order to save their family's business, Do Luk agrees to the arrangement. Although initially hesitant, the Princess eventually sees the marriage as a better option than being forced to marry the undesirable Tibetan king. Upon entering her new family, the Princess, accompanied by her personal servants, proves to be controlling and arrogant, causing tension among the household members. Will Princess Chiu Yeung's stubbornness be enough to win over her new husband?

Song Soo Jung is a leading celebrity known for her haughty demeanor. She tends to judge individuals based on their wealth. Unexpectedly, she finds herself transported back to the Goguryeo period, where she encounters On Dal. He is willing to do whatever it takes to earn money, yet he shows kindness to the less fortunate and needy.

In 2017, Son Oh Gong and Ma Wang find themselves at odds as they strive to discover genuine light in a world overshadowed by malevolence. Twenty-five years prior, Son Oh Gong entered into a pact with Seon Mi, granting her the right to summon him for assistance whenever she needed it, in return for his freedom. Their paths cross once more in a consequential meeting, which leads Son Oh Gong to take on a protective role for Seon Mi, the young girl he encountered years earlier.

Yin Qin Rou is a modern-day woman who is transported back in time and unexpectedly encounters a prince. The prince, Xie Yan Qi, becomes suspicious of her background and decides to keep her under his watch. As Qin Rou's contemporary views and defiance towards authority start to influence him, Yan Qi gradually falls in love with her. Amidst this, there is unrest within the royal family as the second prince eliminates his older brother to claim the throne. Now, the only obstacle between him and the throne is Yan Qi, the third prince. Can Qin Rou protect him? And what if she is not the only one who has traveled through time...

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.

Minami Ayako, a 33-year-old aspiring author, is surprised when her former partner Yamada returns as a spirit with unresolved matters