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To My Beloved

Asai Michiko, a 28-year-old homemaker, is married to 38-year-old Yoshio, who works at an advertising agency. After discovering Yoshio's affair five years into their marriage, Michiko pleads with the other woman to end the relationship. Nogami Machiko, a 31-year-old nightclub worker in Ginza, is also heartbroken when her lover, who she is pregnant with, tells her to have an abortion. Three years later, Michiko, now 31, has worked hard to improve herself and become a better wife, while Machiko, now 34, is the owner of a nightclub in Ginza. Okinaka Kazuko moves in across from the Asai family and hopes to befriend Michiko. Yoshio's client, Koyanagi Shingo, takes him to a Ginza nightclub owned by Machiko, who has feelings for Yoshio. After a night at the club, Shingo visits his young lover, Ito Mayumi. Machiko and Yoshio share a taxi home, where Machiko seduces him. Meanwhile, Michiko has reconnected with Kondo Kei, a 26-year-old calligrapher who was once her father's student.

Ito Kaya has been a stay-at-home wife for many years and has been happily wedded to her spouse Tadashi for a decade and a half. Despite their content marriage, they have not been intimate in quite some time. One day, Kaya confronts her husband about the possibility of him having a lover, only to discover that he is aware of her extramarital affair as well. Unbeknownst to Tadashi, Kaya has been involved with Seiichiro, a manga artist. Adding to the complexity of the situation, Kaya learns that the chiropractor at the clinic she frequents is also romantically involved with her husband. As fate would have it, all four individuals find themselves interconnected. The outcome of this intricate relationship involving the troubled couple and their respective partners remains uncertain.

The narrative follows Wang Xiao Li, trapped in a marriage devoid of love

A romantic tale unfolds as a husband endeavors to reconnect with his wife who has experienced memory loss. Haru Miyamoto is employed as a technician at a car maintenance facility. He tied the knot with Kanako, a librarian, following a year of courtship. As they enter their fourth year of marriage without children, their relationship appears to be flourishing. Tragedy strikes when Kanako suffers a subarachnoid hemorrhage, resulting in the loss of her memories with Haru. Overwhelmed with emotions, Haru recognizes the significance of Kanako in his life once more, vowing to reignite their love and rebuild their bond from the ground up. The ultimate test lies in whether he can win back her heart.

A daily series that explores the challenges faced by a middle-aged couple. Lee Hae Joo is a devoted housewife who has long since lost sight of her aspirations and self-worth after years spent married to her salaryman spouse, Park Dae Sung. Their personalities, preferences, habits, and life perspectives are in constant conflict, leaving her wishing she had recognized these differences earlier. As if Dae Sung's indifference, laziness, and lack of enthusiasm weren't difficult enough to handle, he is also involved in an affair with his colleague, Bae Yoo Mi.

Based on the book "Happy Cards" written by Wan Fang.

Ah Ke is a humble and insignificant sales assistant who has a deep passion for baseball. Despite his lack of ambition, he has been harboring feelings for his boss, Wen Zi, in secret for a year. On her birthday, he decides to finally confess his love to her. However, a whimsical tarot card reader's misguided prediction sets him on a romantic journey reminiscent of a baseball game with a score of three balls and two strikes. This story is adapted from the novel "Ai Ching, Liang Hao San Huai" by Jiu Ba Dao, available in two versions: a 13-episode TV series and a 20-episode online series. (Soompi)

The day prior to the wedding… In a hotel room, Ae Young waits for her fiancé, Hyun Suk, whom she is set to marry the following day. Suddenly, another woman enters the room, asserting that she is Hyun Suk’s lover and threatens to take her own life if Ae Young does not cancel the wedding. In a different room within the same hotel… Dong Woo and Jae In are also preparing for their nuptials the next day. Dong Woo is looking after Jae In, who is suffering from morning sickness. He feels joy in caring for her and their future child. However, Jae In makes a startling revelation that the baby may not be his. She promises to love Dong Woo for the rest of her life if he can agree to love the child, irrespective of its true paternity. At that moment, Dong Woo and Ae Young both exit their hotel rooms simultaneously and stroll by the pond, each trying to confront their troubling issues. This is when Dong Woo and Ae Young have their first meeting. They part ways with a commitment to reunite in six months to assess whether they have found happiness.

Based on Liao Fu Bin's novel "Heung Joh Jau, Heung Yau Jau", the following information is derived.

Based on Fang Fang's Chinese novel "Wan Jian Chuan Xin" ( ).

In the Ding Feng Group, Si Ling Yun, a top student in law, initially clashes with her superior, Fu Yi Ze. However, their relationship evolves into mutual understanding and admiration, leading to the development of romantic feelings. Ling Yun later discovers her true identity and must navigate the challenges of becoming a stepmother, facing opponents, and dealing with love rivals. With the support of Fu Yi Ze, she learns to overcome conflicts with kindness and forgiveness, ultimately finding true love. This story is based on the novel of the same name by Qing Shan Luo Tuo.

Arunrada decides to extort 500,000 baht from Pathiharn, a man she has just encountered, as her sister is in dire need of financial assistance. Recognizing her scheme, he proposes that she pretend to be the mother of his son, whose biological mother, Pimrada, has been missing for five years. As she assumes the role of a surrogate mother for Pathiharn's child, they begin to develop romantic feelings for one another. However, the unexpected return of his wife, who had been absent, complicates matters.

Based on Wan Fang's novel "Xiang Qi Mi Ren," the following information is derived.

Based on the book "Content in Death" written by Wang Shuo.

Derived from Chung Chao Cheng's book "Lu Ping Hua," the following information has been taken.

Based on the book "Finding Love" by author Lu Chen Hao.

Following her split from Feng Zhi Hao, a successful and affluent man, He Xiao Jun crosses paths with Chen Qi Zhong, a financially prudent individual she meets through work. As they grow closer and start a relationship, Xiao Jun faces challenges from Zhi Hao's return and her parents' disapproval. Will her new love story withstand these obstacles and flourish? This story is based on a novel written by Ren Hai Zhong.

To celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary, Ma Suk Seung, an art gallery owner, and her husband Suen Yat have decided to commission illustrator Hui Wah Yeen to create ten paintings commemorating their years together. As preparations unfold, Suen Yat and Hui Wah Yeen develop a romantic relationship. When Ma Suk Seung discovers her husband's affair, she reaches out to her estranged younger sister, Ma Suk Yuen, for help. Meanwhile, Ma Suk Seung forms a close bond with Lam Yeuk Duk, a doctor who has harbored feelings for her.

Katagiri Shuichi, a university professor, has been through three divorces as a result of his extramarital relationships. While still married, he actively pursues new romantic interests and enjoys meeting women at a wine bar. To deepen his connections with these women, Shuichi collaborates on love theories with an attractive bartender. (DramaWiki)

In the novel "That Day, That Night" by Huang Yuan, there are two close friends, Chen Ke Luo and Wei Qi Xiang, who both develop feelings for Ye Duo Li, a kind-hearted girl. Despite their willingness to prioritize their friendship over their love for her, they ultimately resort to a game of rock-paper-scissors to determine their fates. Love often defies logic, as shown in this story.

Eight years in the past, Lian Xian Qing was filled with anticipation for a reunion with her boyfriend who was overseas. While driving him to the airport, she discovered that her boyfriend, Liang Hai Yang, had a new partner in their home country. Distraught, Liao Xian Qing fled from the airport and collided with a vehicle. The individual who struck her was a Hong Kong native named Gao Da Wei, who compassionately escorted the pregnant Lian Xian Qing to the hospital. Fast forward eight years, and Lian Xian Qing crosses paths with Liao Xian Qing once more. This poignant tale delves into the complexities of emotions, marriage, and family within the lives of middle-aged urban professionals. It delves into the timeless theme of love and animosity between the sexes, as well as the turmoil of rationality. It portrays humanity's ceaseless pursuit of both spiritual and material desires, culminating in a weary and conflicted existence. (Mtime, iQiyi)

Based on the book "The Brightness of Peach Blossoms" written by Fang Fang.

After Xiao Mi's partner passes away in a tragic accident, his heart is donated to another young man named Yi Tang Yao. Xiao Mi decides to transfer to Tang Yao's school in an attempt to form a connection with him. She goes to great lengths to win his affection, from assisting with his schoolwork to even participating in a 10,000m race. Eventually, Tang Yao agrees to be her boyfriend. However, Xiao Mi later uncovers the shocking truth that her late partner's heart was not actually transplanted into Tang Yao. This revelation leads to a confrontation where Tang Yao learns the real reason behind Xiao Mi's efforts to get close to him.

The young police officer, Rui Xiao Dan, crosses paths with the quirky business mogul, Ding Yuan Ying, through a mutual acquaintance tasked with looking after Ding Yuan Ying in the historic city. Ding Yuan Ying's remarkable character and exceptional abilities captivate Rui Xiao Dan. As their relationship blossoms, Rui Xiao Dan and Ding Yuan Ying befriend a group of music enthusiasts in the ancient city who share their passion for music and speaker-making. These enthusiasts, impressed by Ding Yuan Ying's talents, aspire to leverage his skills to uplift their impoverished rural hometown. Xiao Dan also dreams of Ding Yuan Ying using his ingenuity to work a miracle in the destitute village as a token of his affection for her.

Based on Eileen Chang's novel "Love in a Fallen City," there are two options to watch: a 34-episode TV series and a 36-episode TV series.

The story revolves around Ruriko, a woman who faces a difficult destiny after discovering true love and experiencing significant changes in her life. It also portrays her romantic journey to protect her inner self. Kan Kikuchi, a renowned writer, penned the original tale of Pearl Beauty during the Taisho era, highlighting a fresh lifestyle for women at that time that contributed to its widespread appeal.

Based on the book "The Wind and Flowers" by Chang Lin.

Sonia Sui portrays the role of an editor in chief at a publishing company who decides to publish a 'Marriage Wanted' advertisement. She is scheduled to meet with at least 20 potential suitors, with the main male character being one of them.

At the age of five, Seo Hee's mother abandoned her family, eloping with one of their servants, leaving her in the care of her unkind father. However, the trauma of her mother’s departure was nothing compared to the struggles that awaited her after her father's passing. Her relative, Cho Joon Goo, exploited her youth and gained control over the legal papers that identified her as a landowner. During these bleak times, her humble friend Gil Sang became her sole source of solace and support. With his assistance, Seo Hee managed to avoid an unwanted marriage to Cho Byun Soo, a man with disabilities chosen by Joon Goo, and she escaped from her hometown. Gradually, she accumulates wealth as a merchant, fueled by a thirst for vengeance against Joon Goo and the ultimate aim of reclaiming her land. (DramaWiki)

Yoshino Michi, aged 32, has been married for five years but has not engaged in sexual activity for the past two years. Although she gets along well with her husband, the intimacy in their relationship is lacking. During a drinking session with her colleague, Niina Makoto, Yoshino confided in him about the sexless state of her marriage. To her surprise, Niina revealed that his own marriage was also devoid of intimacy, smiling sadly as he shared this information. (Mangaupdates)

Lan Xiao Yi made the decision to leave her job in Nanjing and move to Shanghai with her boyfriend Tian Fei. Although she faces challenges with her low-paying job in Shanghai, Xiao Yi finds happiness in being with Tian Fei. However, Tian Fei's coworker Xiao Lu, a recent college graduate, develops feelings for him and is determined to win him over. In a complicated turn of events, Xiao Lu pretends to be pregnant in an attempt to pressure Tian Fei into marrying her. Tian Fei promises Xiao Yi that he will resolve the situation and return in 2 years. Despite learning about the pregnancy, Xiao Yi trusts Tian Fei and waits for him. After waiting for six months, Xiao Yi decides to re-enter the workforce as she grows tired of waiting for Tian Fei. Extracted from the novel "Fulfill Your Own Blue Sky."

A tale of a mother who devotes herself to her family and her passion for food is depicted in the journey of Shen Anan. When faced with challenges in her marriage, she decides to reenter the workforce. By dedicating herself to learning and development, she enhances her career skills and discovers her true value. (Chinesedrama.info)

Inspired by the collection of short stories titled "I Love You," authored by Kotaro Isaka, Ira Ishida, Takuji Ichikawa, Otsuichi, Ko Nakamura, and Takayoshi Honda.

The narrative follows three young individuals as they pursue their aspirations in the entertainment field

According to the novel "Chu Hun" written by Wu Ke Jing.

Based on the book "National Camp Love Me" by the author Shi Li Jiu Xiang.

Based on Su Xian Ning's book "The Adventures of Mr. Jin" ( ).

Chen Xiu, a young and attractive school teacher, is in a relationship with Zhao Xue Peng. They tie the knot far from home, but their wedding night takes a disastrous turn when Chen Xiu, who is intoxicated after celebrating with friends, mistakenly spends the night with another intoxicated man named Wang Jin Tao in the room next door. This incident deeply affects Xue Peng, leading to further complications in their relationship. Despite facing initial reservations due to Chen Xiu's background and family, Xue Peng's parents reluctantly accept her. Chen Xiu, known for her kindness and determination, tries to salvage her marriage with Xue Peng. However, complications arise when Xue Peng's boss, Zhou Chun Lei, confesses her feelings for him. The situation becomes more complex when Chen Xiu discovers she is pregnant, raising questions about the baby's paternity. As the truth about the accident emerges, will Chen Xiu be able to confront her in-laws and maintain her dignity?

This is the tale of a single mother and a man who awoke with amnesia. Hawick, having emerged from a 6-year coma, has no recollection of his identity except for believing that Yan Song is his wife. However, Yan Song denies ever knowing him. Their meeting sparks a deep love story intertwined with numerous inquiries, unraveling dark secrets along the way...

Based on the book written by Fumio Yamamoto, under the identical name.

When Shiho Nishina became concerned about her intimate relationship with her spouse, he suggested the idea of attending a couples' swap event. Initially hesitant, Shiho eventually agreed after her husband's persistence. She reluctantly agreed, insisting they would only observe. Meanwhile, a couple exchange club called "Aquarium" was managed by a former diplomat, Mr. Kubozuka, and his wife. Initially cautious, Shiho was gradually drawn to the charm of the Kubozuka couple and decided to swap partners with them. Their initial happiness soon turned into a nightmare, revealing unforeseen consequences.

During his college years, Joon Hee developed feelings for Eun Young, a senior student. However, Eun Young suddenly disappears from his life. Joon Hee eventually decides to further his studies in Italy, focusing on the arts. He later becomes a professor in the sculpture department and meets Hee Soo, a student in his class. They grow close and develop a strong bond, even after Joon Hee gets married. Their love for each other remains strong, leading to a secret affair.

The film "South of the Sun" tells the story of Kang Sung Jae, who has been wrongly imprisoned and isolated from society, and Jung Yeun Hee, who may seem content but is actually struggling with loneliness. By chance, they connect through a letter and quickly develop a deep love upon realizing they both experience similar feelings of isolation. However, their relationship is tested when Sung Jae's ex-fiancee, MinJoo, resurfaces and causes tension between them.

When the President's daughter, Liu Xin Ping, was admitted to the hospital for chemotherapy, Dr. Xu Da Ming and Dr. Tang Guo Tai took on key roles in her medical team. Both doctors saw this as an opportunity to showcase their abilities for the position of hospital director. Xu recommended a Central IV implantation to ease Liu's discomfort during treatment and arranged for Dr. Su Yi Hua, a specialist in this procedure, to perform the surgery. However, Tang was angered by Xu's decision to involve one of his surgeons without approval. In an attempt to undermine Xu and take credit for the treatment, Tang replaced Su with Dr. Qiu Qing Cheng and falsely claimed to have performed the surgery himself. This decision backfired when Liu experienced serious complications post-surgery. Despite facing backlash from Tang, Su stood his ground and defended his actions. This led to his isolation from the surgical department. Meanwhile, anesthesiologist Guan Xin was pressured by hospital director Huang Kai-Yuan, through Tang, to take blame for a medical malpractice claim. Guan refused, facing scrutiny from both the hospital and the victim's family. The power struggle between Tang and Xu ultimately resulted in Tang's downfall and Xu's promotion. This shift in power led to significant changes within the surgical department, affecting the futures of Qiu, Su, and other staff members.

Based on Wan Fang's novel "Kong Xiangzi", the following text has been modified.