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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

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.

After being involved in a car accident, Zhang Xiao finds herself transported back in time to inhabit the body of Maertai Ruoxi, a 16-year-old noblewoman from the Manchu tribe living in the Qing Dynasty. Despite her awareness of the dangers of meddling in palace politics surrounding the throne's succession, Ruoxi becomes entangled in the power struggle due to her feelings for someone and the affection she receives from others. This story is inspired by Tong Hua's novel "Bu Bu Jing Xin."

During the 9th Century Tang Dynasty in China, the Emperor is engaged in a fierce power struggle with a group of powerful eunuchs who hold significant influence within the court. In an attempt to retaliate, he orders the assassination of their leader, Qiu Shi Liang, but the plan fails. The eunuchs seek revenge by killing the Emperor's loyal minister and his entire family, except for his twin daughters, Cheng RuoYu and Qiu Yan Zhi, who manage to escape. With the eunuchs now controlling the court, the Emperor is reduced to a mere figurehead. While the minister's daughters remain hidden, they each follow different paths. Yan Zhi seeks vengeance by infiltrating Qiu Shi Liang's household, while Ruo Yu joins a group of soldiers led by young Emperor Qi Yan, who is determined to eliminate the eunuchs. Ruo Yu is willing to risk her life to assist him, even if it means confronting danger head-on. As their bond grows stronger, the question remains: will the Emperor trust Ruo Yu once he uncovers her true identity and her ties to his enemy? (

A female general, betrayed by the man she loved, sets out on a path of vengeance. Ling Yun Ge, a formidable female warrior, conquered lands to help her beloved attain the title of crown prince. However, her loyalty was repaid with treachery and deceit. Upon her return, she transforms into a celestial being, holding the key to ultimate power. After exacting her revenge, she starts to notice the person who has always stood by her side. Little did she know that Mu Yun Lan was the mastermind behind it all. Can she trust what she thought was the truth?

A tale of healing old wounds and resentment that have strained the relationship between Xiao Dingquan and his father, the King. Despite being the crown prince, Xiao Dingquan (played by Luo Jin) was not favored by his father (portrayed by Huang Zhizhong). Through various experiences, he has evolved into a wise and brave man. When Qi Wang (portrayed by Jin Han) was banished, Xiao Dingquan planned to depart peacefully with Lu Wenxi (played by Li Yitong) but soon realized she was in danger from unknown enemies. Tired of the constant conflict and chaos, Xiao Dingquan seeks to resolve the situation through Zhao Wang's marriage. Teaming up with Lu Wenxi and Xu Changping (portrayed by Wang Yu), Xiao Dingquan aims to uncover the mastermind and shift the odds in their favor. As news of Gu Silin's demise spreads and Xiao Dingquan heads to Changzhou to take control, the King finally expresses regret and apologizes to his son.

Following a surprising rebirth, Cheng Xi Nian discovers the truth about her manipulated and tragic past life. She forms an alliance with Su Jing Yuan, who is seeking revenge on the Cheng family for a long-standing feud. While they sometimes clash, they work together silently, navigating a mix of hatred and affection as they move forward together hand in hand. (WeTV Singapore)

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 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.

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)

Describes the love story between Dong Ge and Huang Tai Ji. Dong Ge, hailed as the most exquisite woman in Later Jin (Jurchen), was born with a prophecy stating she could either usher in prosperity or chaos to the world.

Xiao Wei, an aspiring architect, is transported back in time to the Qing Dynasty after coming into possession of a lantern from the Forbidden City. In this era, she crosses paths with the 13th Prince, who had visions of her from the future and quickly falls for her. Despite their reunion in the past, Xiao Wei is unable to recognize him and embarks on a quest to find her true love. Along the way, she encounters other princes and becomes entangled in the political machinations of Emperor Kang Xi's court. As allegiances waver, the challenge of making the right decisions becomes a constant struggle. This story is adapted from Jin Zi's novel "A Dream Back to the Qing Dynasty."

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.

The young Crown Prince Xiao Ding Quan faced early losses with the passing of his mother and sister. His relationship with his distant Emperor father is strained due to the influence of his maternal uncle General Gu and the army under his command. Living in constant fear of losing his loved ones, Ding Quan both admires and fears his formidable father, whom he desperately seeks approval from. However, he also dreads the disappointment that may come if he fails to meet his father's expectations. Meanwhile, his scheming elder brother Prince Qi, supported by Chancellor Li Bai Zhou, plots against him, causing harm to those close to Ding Quan and worsening the divide between him and the Emperor. Teacher Lu Shi Yu, a fatherly figure influenced by Confucian values, plays a crucial role in Ding Quan's life. He plans to recommend his daughter Wen Xi as the Crown Princess to help Ding Quan gain a trustworthy ally in court. Ding Quan and Wen Xi cross paths when she assists her troubled brother, leading to a mutual admiration between them. Despite never seeing her face, Ding Quan is drawn to Wen Xi, who later disguises herself as a maid in the Crown Prince's residence to aid her imprisoned father and brother. Together, they work to solve two cases and bring justice to the villains, supporting each other through dangers and sacrifices to bring peace to the nation.

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.

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.

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.

The narrative centers around a crown prince named Lee Sun, who battles the Pyeonsuhwe organization that wields total control over the kingdom and monopolizes the water supply through privatization. This drama weaves together elements of romance, action, and courtly intrigue as Crown Prince Lee Sun valiantly fights for the welfare of his people, while Han Ga Eun unexpectedly finds herself falling for him instead of seeking revenge for her father's execution at his hands. In “The Emperor: Owner of the Mask,” there are palace conspiracies related to the true authority behind the throne, along with a surprising twist when the prince swaps identities with a commoner. Ultimately, the central theme of the series is love, which permeates the romance between the prince and his beloved, as well as their shared compassion for the nation and its citizens. (MBC)

A romantic tale unfolds when the 9th Princess of Western Liang, Xiao Feng, is sent to the Central Plains to enter into a marriage alliance with the Crown Prince. Leaving her old life behind, she becomes the Crown Princess, wedded to the cunning Crown Prince, who holds the second highest position in the realm. The Eastern Palace is fraught with danger, and the Prince, despite having a favored concubine, must marry for political purposes. As their lives intertwine, they navigate a treacherous world of power struggles, with hidden memories waiting to resurface.

During the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), Choi Cheon Joong was renowned as the foremost fortuneteller and physiognomist in Korea, as well as an adept gambler and martial artist. He is cherished by the citizens of the nation and is a staunch patriot. However, he now confronts his greatest challenge as he resolves to dismantle the corrupt regime governing the country, aspiring to install a virtuous young prince from a lesser royal lineage in their stead. Choi believes this prince is the perfect candidate to ascend the Joseon throne. Additionally, he identifies the ideal royal consort for the new ruler—a modest girl from the streets. Choi Cheon Joong must harness all his talents to assist the couple in seizing power, with support from Princess Hwang Bong Ryun, a woman who also possesses remarkable fortune-telling abilities. As they embark on this bold endeavor, they begin to develop romantic feelings for each other... (Viki)

Based on the book "Stairway to Heaven" by the author Shirakawa Toru.

In order to escape her abusive stepmother, Lu Zhen decides to seek refuge in the palace as a servant. Due to her exceptional pottery-making skills, she quickly rises in status. Despite capturing the affection of crown prince Gao Zhan, their love is thwarted by societal barriers and envious adversaries. Lu Zhen dedicates herself to politics and aids Gao Zhan in overcoming a coup. Although she cannot become his empress, Gao Zhan appoints her as the female prime minister, the highest position in the kingdom.

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.

Yun Xiang, a follower of Yuntai, emerged from seclusion after fifteen years to seek vengeance for his slaughtered family. Despite his lack of martial arts prowess, he possessed remarkable intelligence. Along his journey, Yun Xiang befriended individuals who shared his air of mystery. Shu Ya Nan, a ward of Yun Xiang's mentor, possessed impressive martial arts skills and concealed many secrets. Jin Biao was a skilled swordsman with a strong sense of justice, while Su Ming Yu, concealed his abilities and had a unique talent for understanding various martial arts techniques. Through a series of revelations to uncover each other's hidden truths, Yun Xiang and his companions sought to determine their true allegiances. As they delved deeper into past tragedies, shocking secrets emerged, leading to a reevaluation of everything they knew, including Yuntai itself. Amidst deception, betrayal, and life-threatening challenges, Yun Xiang and his allies faced the daunting task of identifying their enemies and seeking justice, all while pursuing their quest for revenge. Would they prevail against the forces of evil or succumb to darkness in the end?

Eighteen years ago, Xue Tong experienced a tragic event when her family was brutally killed. Since then, she has been biding her time, waiting for the opportunity to seek revenge. Now, as the wealthy businessman's daughter Miss Lin Bao Er, she has returned to her hometown. Lin Bao Er is now a cunning and skilled adult, adept with a gun and understanding of human nature. Upon meeting Zhu Guan Wen, they decide to pretend to be a couple to further their own agendas. Despite developing feelings for each other, they must question whether their love will be a source of strength or their downfall.

The intelligent and resolute Liu Mian Tang, the inaugural ruler of Yang Shan, guided the inhabitants of Yang Shan in punishing the malevolent, promoting virtue, and upholding righteousness. Despite facing severe injuries from multiple evil forces, she was saved by Cui Xing Zhou, the Prince of Huai Yang. Upon regaining consciousness, Liu Mian Tang had no recollection of Yang Shan and mistakenly believed Cui Xing Zhou to be her husband Cui Jiu. As their true identities loomed closer to being revealed, could they confront the truth and endure the ensuing challenges with honesty? (WeTV)

Hei Feng Xi possesses charm and grace, while Bai Feng Xi exudes power and freedom

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)

During the 18th century in Beijing, Wei Ying Luo enters the Forbidden City in the 6th year of the Qianlong Emperor's rule, posing as an embroiderer to uncover the truth behind her sister's tragic death. Suspecting Imperial Guard Fuca Fuheng, Ying Luo cleverly gains the trust of his sister, Empress Fuca Rongyin, and becomes her maid. The Empress, impressed by Ying Luo's cleverness and determination, mentors her in reading and writing, while Fuca Fuheng develops feelings for her and aids in her investigation. As Ying Luo discovers the innocence of the Fuca siblings, she turns her focus to other palace residents in search of the real culprit, all while safeguarding the Empress from palace schemes and climbing the ranks herself.

This is the story of Luo Yun Xi, a private cartographer, and Jiang Chao Xi, the wealthy heir of Cang Yue City. Luo's family was falsely accused of possessing a powerful phoenix energy, leading to their downfall and leaving behind Luo Yun Xi, their daughter who was born with a deadly poison. Eight years later, she becomes a renowned cartographer in Cang Yue City, selling maps and drawings to make a living. When she discovers that Jiang Chao Xi is the one responsible for her family's tragedy, she vows to assassinate him before her time runs out. Meanwhile, Jian Jia Lane, a place dear to her heart, is set to be demolished. To help the residents find new homes, Luo Yun Xi devises a city plan that will spare Jian Jia Lane. She approaches Jiang Chao Xi in secret, only to stumble upon his comatose brother hidden in his home. As they spend time together, their initial animosity transforms into mutual respect and eventually love. Just as they fall for each other, Luo Yun Xi's life is once again threatened by the revelation of Jiang Chao Xi's true identity.

Despite being the eldest daughter of an official, Luo Yi Ning faced mistreatment from her father's concubine during her upbringing. With the assistance of Luo Shen Yuan, her long-lost half-brother, she returns home to unravel family conflicts and investigate her mother's mysterious death. Through this journey, Shen Yuan discovers Yi Ning's true lineage, leading to an unexpected romance.

Ma Fu Ya, a royal member of the Chu region during the 10th century in China, finds herself in a tumultuous period marked by warfare and political unrest. Following the treacherous actions of her uncle who seizes the throne and eliminates her family, Fu Ya courageously embarks on a mission to seek vengeance for her loved ones and reclaim her rightful rule, regardless of the sacrifices involved. Caught in a complex web of relationships with Prince Meng Qi You of Shu and Prince Liu LianCheng of Northern Han, the banished princess becomes entangled in the power struggle within the Shu court and the ongoing conflict between their respective states. As she navigates through a landscape shaped by war, love, and deception, the question remains: what lies ahead for Fu Ya, her people, and her heart?

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.

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.

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.

After being abandoned by her superstitious adoptive family on a neglected island, Luo Xi, a 21-year-old woman, seizes an opportunity for vengeance when she is mistaken for a mentally unstable individual by the young leader of the powerful Huang family. She is brought back to the family to impersonate a deceased relative. Can she outsmart the cold, ruthless, and controlling Huang Jiao Zhu to achieve her revenge? (nekomeowmeow.com)

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

Set in the turbulent Wei era, the story follows Chu Qiao, a slave girl who, along with others, is abandoned in a forest to be hunted by wealthy lords. Fortunately, she is rescued by Yan Xun, the Prince of Yanbei. As she becomes entangled in the power struggles of the Yu Wen family, Chu Qiao decides to escape with her younger sister. However, her plans are disrupted when she attracts the attention of Yu Wen Yue. Through rigorous training and forming bonds with Yan Xun, Chu Qiao navigates a harsh and unjust world, grappling with her beliefs and fighting for survival. The drama is available in two versions: 67 episodes for TV and 58 episodes for DVD, adapted from the novel "The Legend of Chu Qiao: Division 11's Princess Agent" by Xiao Xiang Dong Er.

In the chaotic period after the downfall of the Tang dynasty, a young girl from an herbalist family is deceived and sold to a brothel. She manages to escape a near-death experience and ends up in a city filled with female assassins. Taking on the name Wan Mei, she begins to train as an assassin under the guidance of Chang An, a young man who becomes her mentor and protector. As Wan Mei and Chang An grow closer, they face opposition from Cha Luo, the leader of the assassins, who schemes against them with her allies. Wan Mei's unique talents and personality attract the attention of Gong Zi, the mysterious ruler of Gui Hua City. Meanwhile, Chang An, burdened by his own secrets, starts to distance himself from Wan Mei. The pair gets caught up in a web of treachery and power struggles, with betrayals and conspiracies unfolding around them.

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)

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.

Chu Jiu Ling, the daughter of the previous emperor, learns that her uncle, the current ruler, was involved in her father's death. Seeking vengeance, she tries to assassinate him during her wedding but is captured and imprisoned. Her close friend, Jun Zhen Zhen, sacrifices herself to save Jiu Ling, leading Jun Ying Wen, her father, to switch their identities. Now going by Jun Jiu Ling, she gains the trust of the Fang family and becomes a respected healer. While uncovering corruption in the royal court and facing threats from her father, she must navigate intricate relationships with her childhood love, her friend's betrothed, and the imperial guard.

In the Joseon Dynasty, a blind woman named Hong Chun Ki gains the ability to see and becomes a talented female painter

Li Xun, a high achiever and skilled coder, finds little appeal in the usual college experience, leading to tension with his peers

In the early 12th century in Da Chu, the Imperial court is plagued by corruption and the looming threat of war

Jiang Xue Ning's desire to become empress strains her friendship with Yan Lin and results in the arrest of Official Zhang Zhe. Eventually, rebels led by Yan Lin overthrow the royal family, prompting Jiang Xue Ning to sacrifice herself for Zhang Zhe's freedom. She then wakes up as her 18-year-old self and seeks to alter her destiny by avoiding the palace's political turmoil. However, she is drawn back into the intrigue as she becomes a study companion to Princess Le Yang and a disciple of Xie Wei, the man responsible for her past downfall.

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

Lee Kang To is a driven and ruthless officer working for the Japanese occupiers. Despite his mother’s disdain for his position and his brother’s troubled past with the Japanese, Kang To persists in adhering to the colonists' expectations, hoping to achieve success and lift his family out of their dire circumstances. Yet, a shadowy character donning a traditional Bridal Mask frequently thwarts Kang To’s ambitions. This Bridal Mask, reminiscent of Zorro, stands as a defender against the oppression and corruption of the Japanese colonizers. An unforeseen series of events leads Kang To to encounter the enigmatic Bridal Mask, irrevocably altering his destiny and reshaping the course of the nation’s history.