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Too Late To Say I Love You

A proud third son from a prominent family becomes infatuated with a beautiful young woman upon first sight and goes to great lengths to pressure her into marrying him, despite her feelings for another man. Initially resistant to their forced marriage, she rejects his affection and advances, but their love story gradually blossoms as they face challenges during times of war and turmoil. However, complications arise when her former love returns as her husband's assistant.

Derived from Jane Austen's novel "Pride & Prejudice."

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."

The narrative takes place in 1946 and follows the conflict between a faction of PLA troops and illegal criminals in the Northeastern region

Third Prince Pang Yu and Minister Feng Xi have a strong friendship that gets tested when they both fall for the courageous Dong Yue

Derived from Wang An Yi's book "The Song of Eternal Regret."

The plot of Cruel Romance revolves around Rong Jin Xiu, a rural girl who embarks on a journey to Shanghai to uncover the truth behind her family's tragic demise. During her quest, she crosses paths with Zuo Zhen, a leader of a criminal organization, and they develop romantic feelings for each other despite various obstacles. Xiang Ying Dong, a wealthy businessman and Zuo Zhen's close associate, also competes for Jin Xiu's affection. Zuo Zhen, determined to protect Jin Xiu, prevents other men from getting too close to her. This proves to be crucial when a malevolent Japanese individual attempts to harm Jin Xiu and her remaining relatives. Based on the novel The Fate of Jin Xiu.

Gu Han Sen, a prominent figure in Shanghai, took in two sons during the early years of the Republic of China - Liao Si Cheng and Fang Tian Yi. The two adopted sons, along with Gu Han Sen's daughter Ting Gu, grew up together like true siblings. Fang Tian Yi, a kind and honest young man, valued their sibling bond above all else. Despite his unrequited love for Ting Gu, he kept his feelings hidden after learning of her feelings for Liao Si Cheng. The trio bravely fought against the Japanese invasion and played a crucial role in the War of Liberation. Gu Han Sen, aware of his daughter's feelings for Liao Si Cheng, attempted to arrange their marriage, but Liao Si Cheng prioritized his duties over personal matters. He joined the BIS, with Ting Gu and Fang Tian Yi following suit. Years later, they were unknowingly involved in a conspiracy while intercepting Qing treasures as part of a team led by Liao Si Cheng.

Zhou Wei Wei is preparing to wed her accomplished and devoted fiancé, while Chu Ke Huan's long-time girlfriend is eager to marry him. However, Wei Wei and Ke Huan find themselves growing attracted to each other. Despite their initial intention to remain friends, it seems that fate has other plans for them. Will they succumb to their emotions? Can they resist the temptation? Find out in the drama "Before We Get Married," adapted from the novel by Ayamei.

"A Leaf in the Storm" portrays the tale of two households and youthful romantics at the onset of the Sino-Japanese Conflict. Derived from Lin Yu Tang's book "Feng Sheng He Li."

Zhang Ming Tang, the son of the Zhang family, was a skilled soldier based in Tongren, Guizhou, during the era of the Republic of China. This information is sourced from DramaWiki and was inspired by the novel "Qinglang Street" written by Tang Yu Lin.

Following the conclusion of the First World War, a cohort of international students delved into the realm of mathematics at Princeton University in the tranquil nation of America. Among them were Chinese scholar Wen Wei Jun and Japanese student Shan Ben Kang Fu, who not only shared a dormitory but also a profound friendship. Their bond was tested when they found themselves entangled in a romantic triangle with their classmate Qing Tian Xiu, a Japanese young woman of exquisite beauty, intelligence, and noble lineage. However, as the shadows of World War II loomed over the horizon and tensions escalated between China and Japan, the former comrades, now seasoned code-breakers, were destined to become bitter rivals.

The story follows the challenges faced by a feudal family in China as the country undergoes significant transformations in the past century. Lu Tian En, born into a noble family during the late Qing Dynasty, recalls his grandmother Lady Lu with admiration as a princess. As the sole male heir, Tian En carried the weight of restoring his family's former prestige from a young age. Despite his desire to explore opportunities abroad and pursue a career as a bureaucrat, he was restricted by his family. The Lus eventually relocated to Shanghai, where Tian En struggled to adapt to the shifting societal norms. Witnessing the Japanese invasion and civil unrest, Tian En sought refuge in Taiwan in 1949 in search of solace for his troubled heart and a better future for his loved ones.

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.

Taking place in 1930's Shanghai, our main character Jiang Xin embarks on a quest to find her missing family. Once the heiress of a wealthy family, Jiang Xin vanished for several years. Upon being found and on the verge of returning home, she loses her memory in an accident, leading to her identity being stolen by a female thief named Du Xiao Han. Xiao Han assumes Jiang Xin's life, while Jiang Xin is taken in by mafia boss Bai Zheng Jie, who hides her true identity to keep her close. Meanwhile, Jiang Xin's former lover, the blind Sheng Jie Wen, frantically searches for her. Inspired by the manga "Hakushaku Reijo" by Hosokawa Chieko, this story unfolds with twists and turns.

Taking place in 1920s Shanghai during the rise of broadcast radio, Qian Tian played a key role in establishing a popular radio station. Unfortunately, a meeting with Hao Ming led to a misunderstanding, resulting in Hao Ming taking her family's heirloom earring. Through her gentle and kind nature, Qian Tian eventually won over Hao Ming.

Based on the book "The Tale of Hou Shan Ji and Hsien Chao" written by the author Wu Feng Chiu.

Their paths crossed for the first time as the lotus flower petals were drifting down, but they had to separate soon after. When they met again years later, Li Zhong Mou seemed to have no memory of Wu Tong, which left her feeling sad. Now, all he desires is custody of their son. Can they mend their fractured relationship after spending seven years together?

Mu Liang Feng, a skilled young marksman from a rural mountain community, accidentally injures an army officer with his exceptional gun skills

Based on Xu Guang Yao's book "The Adventures of Little Ice Zhang" ( ), this text has been modified.

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.

Inspired by the novel of the same title by author Qing Shan Luo Tuo (青衫落拓), the narrative follows a young couple whose love is reignited after a decade apart. In *Flowers Shall Send Us on Our Way*, Wallace plays Lu Fei, an apparent ideal Prince Charming, who unexpectedly meets the headstrong and defiant Xin Chen, portrayed by Jiang Shuying. Despite their differing temperaments, they are irresistibly drawn to each other and eventually fall in love. However, circumstances lead to their separation. It is not until ten years later, when Lu Fei decides to leave his burgeoning overseas business and returns to find Xin Chen, that they reconnect and rediscover the essence of their love.

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.

During the spring of 1931, The Communist Party expanded their network by establishing communication stations in China. They then turned their attention to Western Europe and dispatched two agents, known as "Asthray" and "Porcelain", to Paris. This led to the unveiling of a series of clandestine agreements, deceitful acts, mysterious deaths, illicit romances, and alliances between military personnel and members of a notable family.

The narrative centers on Ran Yan, a forensic analyst, as she delves into the circumstances surrounding her mother's death and unravels murder mysteries step by step. Raised in poverty as a noblewoman, the eighteen-year-old Ran Yan has been educated in performing autopsies and uncovering clues from corpses. By happenstance, she crosses paths with a judge and an assassin, ultimately discovering true love in her quest for the truth. (Credit: DramaPanda)

After Dong Ting Yao's family is brutally murdered in one night, her dying father advises her to seek safety at the home of her betrothed, Fang Yu Ze, whom she has never met. Suspecting Fang Tian Yi, the governor and warlord, to be behind the massacre, Dong Ting Yao confronts him. Following a confrontation, she is taken captive by Fang Tian Yi. Managing to escape, Dong Ting Yao discovers that her position as fiancée has been taken over by her half-sister, Dong YanEr. Understanding that Fang Tian Yi is the head of the household, she disguises herself as a servant in order to seek vengeance and reclaim her rightful place. However, Fang Tian Yi has different intentions in mind.

Xia Mo and Luo Xi, who were both adopted by the same family after being orphaned, share a strong connection that causes jealousy in Ou Chen, Xia Mo's affluent partner. In an attempt to separate them, Ou Chen sends Luo Xi overseas, leading Xia Mo to end their relationship. After a car accident that results in memory loss, Ou Chen is left devastated. Five years later, Luo Xi returns as a famous celebrity and assists Xia Mo in achieving success in the entertainment industry. As their bond deepens, Ou Chen recovers his memory and strives to win Xia Mo back.

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."

There are whispers about Yun Qian Yue, the eldest daughter of Prince Yun manor, being mischievous, haughty, and unable to read. However, these rumors were purposely spread by Qian Yue herself to avoid marrying into the Imperial Family. For almost ten years, she has been disguised as a follower of Ye Tian Shuo. Qian Yue is in love with Rong Jing from Prince Rong manor, but faces oppression from the Imperial Family. Rong Jing, a man of exceptional beauty, has been weakened by a long-standing illness caused by aphrodisiac poisoning. In a desperate attempt to find a cure for him, Qian Yue triggers the Phoenix flight, disregarding the potential consequences. Meanwhile, Emperor Ye Qing Ran is deeply infatuated with Qian Yue and resorts to extreme measures to win her affections, including poisoning her with a life-threatening substance that binds her to him. Despite losing her memories due to the poison, Yun Qian Yue remains true to her heart.

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)

Gong Sun Li, the granddaughter and student of military leader Gong Sun Yu, is in love with her childhood companion Jing Ke. When Qin soldiers attack, they are forced to flee. Sun Li's exceptional beauty catches the eye of Qin Emperor Ying Zheng, leading to her capture and transport to his palace. It is during this time that she learns she is carrying Jing Ke's child. Ying Zheng raises the child as his own. Tragedy strikes when Jing Ke makes an attempt on Ying Zheng's life.

During the early 1900s in China, Xiao Yue Gui, a young girl from the countryside, moves to Shanghai to avoid starvation. By rescuing Yu Qi Yang, a member of the Pujiang Association, the most powerful gang in Shanghai, she gains access to the leaders of the organization. This leads her to start working at their brothel, which alters the course of her life. Xiao Yue Gui is now on a journey to become the next "King of Shanghai," following in the footsteps of three previous generations, as depicted in Hong Ying's novel.

Due to financial difficulties, Wen Yu He's father agreed to have her marry into the Gu family as the wife of Madam Gu's third son. With Madam Gu's first son missing and her second son deceased, all hope was placed on Yu He and her remaining brother-in-law. The third son, Shao Tang, is known for his reckless behavior, spending time in brothels and gambling away his money. Madam Gu believed that Yu He could positively influence her son. Yun Kai, a school teacher, disguised himself as a groundskeeper to work in the Gu household, assisting with accounting and the family's lantern business. Despite facing mistreatment from her older sister-in-law, Yu He remains devoted to Shao Tang. As tensions rise and hidden agendas come to light, the Gu family's secrets begin to unravel, revealing a web of deceit and betrayal.

In the 1930s, the setting for this tale is in the southern region of Fujian

Shen Xin Ci escapes from her dangerous fiance, Liang Yong Chang, after discovering the truth. Along the way, she encounters Zhao Shi Jun, who shows compassion by giving her money to settle her father's medical bills. Following her father's passing, Xin Ci resolves to find Shi Jun and repay his kindness, regardless of the request. To resolve conflicts between Shahe Town and Wan Jia Village and secure the water supply, Zhao Shi Jun is compelled to marry Mayor Wan's daughter, Wan Qiu Ling. On their journey to Qiu Ling's new home, she falls ill due to a lifelong condition but is saved by a mysterious doctor, Liang Yong Chang. He offers a cure for her illness but warns that she will be unable to conceive in the future. Determined to continue her family line, Qiu Ling follows Yong Chang's advice and switches places with another girl to ensure pregnancy. Unbeknownst to Yong Chang, the other girl happens to be his former fiance, Shen Xin Ci. Now, Yong Chang seeks revenge on Zhao Shi Jun and anyone else in his path.

"The Tale of Qin Cheng" narrates the renowned saga of Meng's Household and Lin's Household near the Yellow River. In the past, Meng Xiang He, the heir of Meng's clan, wedded Lin Xiang Yu, the offspring of Lin's Household, in an arranged marriage. However, he absconded shortly after the ceremony. Consequently, Meng's Household agreed to a settlement: if Meng Xiang He did not return within six years, they would compensate Lin's Household with ten thousand silver dollars and over sixty thousand square meters of land. After six years, Meng Xiang He reappeared with his newfound lover as his wife. This led to a complex web of emotions involving both families and wives. Leveraging his business acumen, he amassed a fortune through trading hookahs and rose to become the wealthiest individual in Qingcheng, earning himself the status of a legendary figure. As the prolonged feud neared its conclusion, the true identity of the main antagonist was finally revealed. (Q1Q2)

In 1941, a group of Chinese soldiers, under the leadership of Pan Tiande, were defeated by the Japanese forces. They sought refuge in the Soviet Union by seeking assistance from the Soviet army. Officer Natasha took on the responsibility of training them. Through the subsequent military engagements, Pan's patriotism and courage deeply touched Natasha, leading to a romantic relationship between them. Following the establishment of the People's Republic of China, Pan chose to contribute to the country as a mechanic, while Natasha pursued a career as a Soviet mechanic specialist after completing her education. As they were preparing for their wedding, Natasha received orders to return to the Soviet Union, resulting in a heart-wrenching departure. Natasha later wrote to Pan, informing him that she had settled near the border, eagerly awaiting his return.

Taking place in Shanghai during the 1930s, this famous story follows the journey of Zhang Lian Xin, a former maid who defies her predetermined fate during China's conflict with Japan. In her pursuit of liberty and affection, Lian Xin becomes entangled in Zhang Wen Jin's plot to overthrow his father, leading to her and Chong Yang being falsely accused of a crime. As they face numerous challenges while battling against Wen Jin and the Japanese forces, Lian Xin and Chong Yang develop a romantic relationship. In an attempt to protect Chong Yang, Lian Xin chooses to turn down He Tian, a wealthy admirer who is deeply in love with her, and instead weds Ma Kun, the influential leader of Shanghai Bund's underworld. Upon uncovering Ma Kun's true nature and facing the wrath of the Japanese, Lian Xin and Chong Yang make the ultimate sacrifice by relinquishing their love and lives in the name of freedom and justice.

A play celebrating the 90th anniversary of the Gutian Congress held in December 1929 depicts the journey of a Red Army unit overcoming internal conflicts to focus on their goal of advancing agriculture. (chinesedrama.info)

The leader of a specific clan, known as Kuwayama or Kaigeemon, successfully defeated his political rival Sadayori Sugiyama to seize control of the clan government. A message confirming this victory was received from Jojo in Nose City. It is worth noting that Nose and Sugiyama were former classmates at Katakai Dojo and had been friends. Reflecting on the journey from their youth to the present, it became clear that Nose had always desired to engage in battle.

The tale takes place in the early Minguo period within a concealed library. Fan Zhen holds the books passed down from his forebears in high regard and protects them fiercely. Fan Shu Han, Fan Zhen's adopted son, possesses an extraordinary memory and is infatuated with Lin Ruo Yun, the daughter of his father's long-time friend Lin Zheng Gong. Despite their decision to run away together, their plans are foiled, leading to a tragic outcome. Fan Yu Lian, Shu Han's older sister, is intelligent and sophisticated. She is compelled to marry Lin Shao Qing, Zheng Gong's eldest son, due to family obligations, even though her heart belongs to Fang Zi Wen, a scholar who frequents her family's library.

Lin Wan Ru's family runs a well-known bean shop and they lead a modest, yet fulfilling life. However, their peaceful existence is disrupted when Mr. Lin agrees to guarantee his cousin's loan and becomes the primary target of debt collectors. The family loses everything, including their shop and home. To repay the debt, Wan Ru takes a job at Ji Xiang Brothel. Gao Ming Hui, a compassionate and affluent young man who owns a prosperous timber business, empathizes with Wan Ru and falls in love with her. Despite his mother's strong disapproval, Ming Hui rescues Wan Ru from her difficult situation at the brothel and decides to marry her.

This story delves into the appreciation and animosity within the wealthy and influential, exploring their complex relationship. It revolves around a love affair tainted by desire and pain. Their initial meeting occurred in their youth, marked by hidden emotions. Upon reuniting, their connection loses its purity. As a seasoned businessman, he relies on tactics to achieve his goals. Confronted by her return filled with resentment, will their fates be reversed for a fresh start? One misstep leads to more, revealing a mix of love and hate, as well as self-interest in their affair. They themselves struggle to discern the authenticity of their feelings. Who will have the courage to acknowledge that happiness may be within reach for them?

During a period of change in China, Xu Ling Jun was deserted by his father who moved to the United States when he was only eleven. Being labeled a rightist due to his father's capitalist beliefs, Xu Ling Jun is sent to Helan Mountain for re-education. Despite facing unfair treatment, he weds Li Xiu Zhi and works hard to support himself. Over two decades, Xu Ling Jun remains committed to his goal of nurturing the village youths into accomplished individuals. (Chinesedrama.info)

The leader of the Divine Knife sect, Bai Tian Yu, met a mysterious end in Plum Nunnery at the hands of unknown attackers. Two decades later, Fu Hong Xue decided to leave the western regions and return to central China to uncover the truth behind his adopted father's death. Meanwhile, Bai Tian Yu and Hua Bai Feng's son, Ye Kai, also journeyed to the border town for his own reasons. They soon discovered that the mastermind behind the assassination was none other than Bai Tian Yu's sworn brother, Ma Kong Qun. Fate brought Ma Kong Qun's daughter, Ma Fang Ling, into Fu Hong Xue's life, while Ye Kai found himself falling for her as well. Together, they must confront Ma Kong Qun and the challenges that lie ahead.

Taking place in Shanghai, China, during the 1930s and 1940s, the plot revolves around two sisters, Gu Man Zhen and Gu Man Lu, who come from a struggling family