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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.

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

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.

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.

Taking place during the Song Dynasty, the narrative centers around 5 main characters on a quest to find the mythical star mentioned in ancient tales. This star is believed to have the power to restore harmony and stability to the tumultuous world they inhabit.

The celestial realm was thrown into chaos by a Dragon Ball, prompting the seven daughters of the Jade Emperor and Jade Empress to descend to Earth for various reasons. The eldest fairy came down in search of her husband, Gui Xing, who she had sent away herself. The second eldest fairy was convinced by Chang E, the moon lady, to follow her heart and fell for Shangguan Zi Lan at first sight. The third eldest fairy unexpectedly fell for Wang Jin, a government official, and was hesitant to leave. The fourth eldest fairy set out to find her beloved jade marten but ended up falling for the lonely Prince of the past dynasty. The fifth eldest fairy sought the Snow Kylin kid who had descended for a promise. The sixth eldest fairy, usually timid, gathered her courage to reunite with her sisters but ended up falling for the Fire Dragon God who rebelled against the heavens. The youngest fairy continued her romantic life with her lover Dong Yong in the mortal realm.

According to legend, each year on the seventh day of the seventh month in the lunar calendar, the Cowherd and the Weaving Girl reunite on the Bridge of Birds in the Milky Way. This special day marks a tragic love story between an immortal being and a human. The weaving girl, Fuk Jik Jik, is tasked with weaving colorful clouds in the heavenly palace. However, she accidentally drops her loom shuttle into the mortal realm, catching the attention of the Jade Empress. Jik Jik and her friend Bo Hei Jeuk are sent to the mortal world by the Empress to retrieve the shuttle. Jik Jik meets the Cowherd Wong Ah Ngau on Earth, who diligently crafts a new shuttle for her. Despite the forbidden nature of their love, Jik Jik falls for Ah Ngau and sneaks away to be with him. When the Jade Empress discovers their secret meetings, she summons Jik Jik back to the heavens. Refusing to give up her love, Jik Jik chooses to become mortal and stay with Ah Ngau, only to find that he has been stripped of his memories by the Empress.

Romantic tales featuring the seven enchanting fairies.

During the Tang dynasty, Emperor Li Shi Min has been troubled by a recurring dream where he is pursued through a forest and surrounded by adversaries. Fortunately, in each instance, he is rescued by a brave, talented, and loyal fighter. Viewing this as a sign, the emperor is resolute in uncovering the identity of this enigmatic savior.

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.

Five centuries ago, Zi Xia comes down to the mortal world in search of Zhi Zun Bao, the man she loves and the one who extracted the Zi Qing Sword. Unfortunately, the sword is damaged during the journey, prompting her to use the time-travelling power of the pandora's box to try to restore it. Transported five hundred years into the future, she encounters Zhi Zun Bao, who has no memory of his previous life. Now a leader of the Ax Gang, a group of bandits, he has been romantically involved with Bai Jing Jing. As the story unfolds, it delves into a whirlwind of time travel and fantastical events, offering a fresh take on the classic tale "Journey to the West".

Twins Hua Wu Que and Xiao Yu Er, who were raised separately by different masters, come together after 18 years to join forces and thwart a plot to dominate the world of martial arts. Director Wong Jing's adaptation of Gu Long's classic martial arts novel into a TV series features Dicky Cheung and Nicholas Tse as the iconic twin brothers Hua Wu Que and Xiao Yu Er.

Taking place at the conclusion of the Sui Dynasty, a period marked by various factions vying for control, this tale introduces two young orphans, Kou Zhong and Xu Ziling. Through a series of fortunate events, they come into possession of "The Secret to Long Life", granting them exceptional martial skills and an opportunity to ascend to prominence in a tumultuous era. Inspired by the work of Wong Yee.

Set in the Tang Dynasty, the plot revolves around a clandestine government organization on a mission to acquire a valuable national weapon known as the dragon sword. In pursuit of this goal, they eliminate two renowned martial artists, leaving their children to navigate the turbulent world on their own. The siblings are taken under the wing of Elder Yang, who imparts martial arts skills to them. As they embark on a journey to Jianghu to uncover the secret group's scheme, they encounter their soulmates in Cai Wen Jing and Fan Shi Qi.

According to legend, Luo Wu Zi assisted the First Emperor of Qin in constructing his Mausoleum and built an additional nine tombs to house the world's rare treasures. The Qin Emperor bestowed upon him the title of King of the Tomb and established a tomb sect under his leadership to oversee the building and safeguarding of royal mausoleums. To prevent theft by future generations, Luo Wu Zi split the tomb sect into two factions: the tomb-attacking faction led by the Luo family and the tomb-guarding faction led by the Murong family. These two factions have maintained a delicate balance for centuries, with the Murong family safeguarding the king's tomb for over ten generations. However, during the tumultuous Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Murong Xian seized the throne amidst rumors of tomb robbery. This event has caused the balance between the two factions to become increasingly unstable.

The narrative of The Four revolves around four young individuals named Cold Blood, Chaser, Heartless, and Iron Fist. Each of them possesses exceptional skills in various forms of martial arts, which they utilize to combat corruption and uphold justice. This storyline is adapted from a novel penned by Wen Rui An.

During the Ming Dynasty, the Emperor tasked three individuals with locating a renowned book on country and people management. This book was concealed within the tomb of the first Ming emperor, along with a significant amount of gold. The trio who entered the tomb consisted of the Emperor's royal brother, Chen Wong Ye, an official named Lu Duan Wen, and his spouse. To unlock the tomb, they required three keys. Inside the tomb, Chen Wong Ye harbored intentions of eliminating Lu Duan Wen and his wife in order to seize the treasure and the book, with aspirations of usurping his brother and claiming the throne for himself. Thankfully, a grave robber named Li Jia Li intervened to rescue Lu Duan Wen and his wife, allowing Chen Wong Ye to flee with one key. Lu Duan Wen and his wife retained one key, while the grave robber held onto the third key. They agreed to a pact that involved their children marrying each other. On the journey back, Lu Duan Wen went into labor and delivered a baby girl with the assistance of a benevolent elderly man named Wu Ma. Tragically, she passed away shortly thereafter.

A young woman employed by the Yang household rises to become the top commander of a military force.

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)

In the era of Emperor Shang of Tang, Steven Ma and Alice Chan led a revolt against the corrupt Empress, who had tainted the court. They backed Lee Lung Kei in his bid to regain the throne. Although the palace seemed to be returning to tranquility, hidden dangers loomed on the horizon. The once united camp of Alice and Steven within the court began to splinter, creating discord. Meanwhile, Steven's wife, Nancy Wu, and favored concubine, Chrissie Chau, clashed over their beauty in the inner palace. Amidst the treachery, a few individuals maintained their integrity. The valiant imperial guards, Kenneth Ma and Edwin Siu, along with the composed department heads, Jacqueline Wong and Annie Liu, brought a touch of romance and mystery to the otherwise somber palace halls. Some would sacrifice everything for love, while others would forsake their principles for power. Mysterious incidents unfolded within the palace, hinting at a long-hidden secret that exposed humanity's insatiable thirst for power and riches.

A sweeping story of war and a timeless romance set in the midst of conflict in ancient China's Tang Dynasty. (Viki)

In the story of Legend of the Ancient Sword, set in the Tang Dynasty, young warrior Bai Li Tu Su senses a mysterious energy within him that can only be calmed by using the Sword of Burning Solitude. While battling thieves, he encounters Ouyang Shao Gong and Fang Lan Sheng, who are searching for a jade trinket that can help them concoct a potion for resurrection. Tu Su decides to accompany them on their journey, hoping that the potion will awaken his sleeping mother. Along the way, he crosses paths with Feng Qing Xue, an immortal seeking her brother on Earth. When Shao Gong's potion proves successful, Tu Su learns that his mother is in peril and he must confront the power-hungry Shao Gong to protect the world.

The drama tells an absurd tale of a kungfu-skilled thief who travels through time to unravel the enigma surrounding the vanishing of Emperor Jianwen during the Jingnan Campaign of the Ming dynasty. Transported from contemporary Hong Kong to 14th-century Nanjing, she finds herself entangled in a romance with Zhu Yun Wen, the future Emperor Jianwen.

In a legendary Chinese folklore classic, a serpent lady named Bai Su Zhen aspires to become a goddess one day. The goddess Guan Yin warns her that achieving this goal will be a challenging journey, requiring her to enhance her virtue and sever all worldly ties. However, fate intervenes when Bai Su Zhen meets the scholar Xu Xian during her transformation process. Despite the warnings from a righteous sorcerer-monk named Fa Hai, the two fall in love, get married, and have a daughter together. Fa Hai is determined to capture Bai Su Zhen and revert her to her original form, believing that all demons should be eradicated. Despite the challenges faced by Xu Xian as a mortal man, his unwavering love for his wife and daughter inspires Bai Su Zhen. The question remains: Can Xu Xian overcome the odds and rescue Bai Su Zhen? Will Bai Su Zhen abandon her dream of becoming a goddess to be with her family?

This tale unfolds in a village dedicated to fishing and wood-cutting situated near Changde Mountain in Hunan province. Among the villagers resided Liu Hai, a diligent woodcutter who shared a home with his mother. Liu made a living by harvesting wood and gathering Chinese herbs. Little did anyone in the village, including the Liu family, realize that the well in their home was no ordinary well. Legend had it that a mystical luffa resided in the well, ensuring an endless supply of sweet water. Possessing this luffa bestowed immortality and limitless magical abilities. Liu Hai's uncle, Liu Zhen Bin, harbored a strong desire for the luffa. In his quest to claim it, he resorted to any means necessary, even unjustly evicting his own relatives from their home. After obtaining the luffa, Liu Zhen Bin offered it to the malevolent spirit, Qiong Qi, unaware that Qiong Qi also coveted the luffa. Meanwhile, in Changde Mountain, a place teeming with life energy, resided a nine-tail fox and a golden toad who found themselves entangled in the unfolding drama. Touched by Liu Hai's sincerity and kindness, the nine-tail fox fell deeply in love with him. She decided to leave Changde Mountain and accompany Liu Hai to Changde county. Together, they embarked on a perilous journey filled with challenges, twists, and confrontations with malevolent forces.

This is the story of Zhu Tian Bao, the second son of Prince Jian Xing and younger brother of Zhu Tian Xiang. The tale begins with Yang Ruo Nan discovering that she is betrothed to Tian Xiang instead of Tian Bao, whom she desires to marry. Displeased, Tian Bao decides to leave the city. Despite knowing that Ruo Nan is secretly following him, he takes her to brothels to reveal his true nature. During this time, he crosses paths with Meng Xiao Die, who was brought to the city by her teacher, Du San Niang. Witnessing the bond between Tian Bao and Xiao Die, Ruo Nan decides to leave. In an attempt to clear up the misunderstanding, Tian Bao sets out to find Xiao Die but is ambushed on the way. He falls off a cliff, loses his memory, and is rescued by Xiao Die's father. Meanwhile, his brother is plotting to seize the throne, and there are misconceptions to be addressed with Xiao Die. Numerous trials lie ahead for the fortunate Zhu Tian Bao.

During the Northern Song Dynasty in Bianjing, there was a skilled constable named Shen Shi Wu who was known for his cold demeanor and good looks. He was not only talented in his work but also had a strong interest in technology, making him popular among the people. Shen played a crucial role in maintaining law and order in Bianjing, but his biggest challenge was dealing with the troublemaker Liu Xing Yu, who was known for his deceitful ways and charm with women. Shen was betrothed to the talented artist Wang Shi Shi, but he found himself falling for her alter ego, Yue Er. Meanwhile, Liu also had feelings for Wang, creating a complicated love triangle. Despite their personal entanglements, they joined forces to combat crime and solve various mysterious cases in the city.

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")

Gai Choi Chi is an ordinary girl who seems to have luck on her side, earning her the nickname "Ho Choi Mui" or "Lucky Girl." Little does she know, her stepmother Ho Choi Ma is a plant spirit. After helping deities defeat an evil spirit, Choi Chi's stepmother transforms her into a demigod to protect her. Shek Kam Dong, despite being bullied and looked down upon as a child, remains devoted to his mother and shows reverence for the gods. Wong Tai Sin, a god known for granting wishes, bestows upon Shek superhuman strength. However, Shek abuses his power, becoming a tyrant in town. An Hei suffers from narcolepsy, constantly tired and falling asleep at random. Wong Tai Sin gifts An Hei with a magical sword inhabited by a warrior spirit to assist him in times of trouble. When an evil wizard captures Ho Choi Ma, Gai Choi Chi, Shek Kam Dong, and An Hei unite to defeat the wizard and rescue her. Their journey takes them across the continent, encountering mystical challenges along the way.

Yue Hong, the second daughter of the Du family, is known for her beauty, intelligence, and singing abilities. She aspires to marry a top scholar and is willing to showcase her talents at Zuixiangfang in hopes of attracting the attention of such a man. Many talented and romantic suitors vie for her hand, but Yue Hong is determined to only marry the number one scholar. Liu Shi Jie, a gifted scholar proficient in various arts, is capable of achieving the top scholar title. However, he is haughty and prefers a simple life away from the limelight. Despite their contrasting personalities and ambitions, Yue Hong manages to ensnare Liu Shi Jie into marrying her. In their marriage, Yue Hong employs various tactics to push Shi Jie into pursuing his scholarly aspirations, leading to a tumultuous relationship filled with challenges.

During ancient times, a deadly disease swept through the region near the East China Sea

In the Nan Su Kingdom, the dispute between Yu Qing and Yu Xiao will lead to factions forming within the court, as Mu Rong Li seizes the opportunity to further his own agenda. The quest for dominance and the scheming of court members will strain relationships among family and friends, while a king's pursuit of total control over the kingdom will cause him to disregard the familial ties that were once so important to him.

Following their dominance in the virtual world of New Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, Qin Zhan and Yu Chen's journey continues. Having emerged victorious in numerous battles as RPG characters, they now find themselves at the peak of power, their martial arts prowess unrivaled. Despite their achievements, a sense of ennui begins to creep in. It is then that they stumble upon the existence of countless other gaming realms, each offering a unique experience of self-discovery alongside their own reality.

In a realm where humans, demons, and deities coexist, Xi Xiao Hui is a hybrid girl who runs the renowned Wuming eatery. One fateful day, two enigmatic individuals named Mu Bai and Jiang Ye visit her establishment seeking employment. Unbeknownst to Xi Xiao Hui, Mu Bai and Jiang Ye are actually demon hunters on a mission to vanquish malevolent spirits lurking in the town. United by fate, the trio embarks on a journey to uncover the mysteries surrounding Xi Xiao Hui's enigmatic past.

While filming a theatrical production centered around a famous sword known as Si Yun, an actor, an actress, and a film financier find themselves transported into the world of the play. In this alternate reality, the actor Zhou Lou Chen and the actress Xu Yi Nuo, who typically have a strained relationship, take on the roles of the legendary Sword Saint and his spouse. To return to their own world, the pair must compete against other skilled martial artists to obtain Si Yun. However, they soon discover hidden agendas and forces working against them, forcing them to rely on each other for success. The unexpected appearance of the film financier Song Ning Yan as a rival competitor further complicates the situation.

Saved by a compassionate individual in his youth, Chor Yat Jeen has aspired to become the top detective in the world ever since. His dedication and perseverance paid off when he successfully cracked a mysterious case on his very first day on the job. However, his supervisor, Ching Ying Hung, harbored feelings of jealousy towards Yat Jeen's success and deliberately assigned him a perilous task to apprehend a notorious killer, WanTin Bong. Throughout his mission, Yat Jeen crosses paths with Foon Hei, who repeatedly comes to his rescue. Despite their conflicting allegiances, Yat Jeen starts having visions of himself as Liang Shan Bo from the Butterfly Lovers legend. He becomes convinced that his relationship with Foon Hei is the modern-day manifestation of the legend, believing they are destined to be star-crossed lovers. The unexpected arrival of Wu Dip, the daughter of a wealthy merchant, further fuels Yat Jeen's vivid imagination and fantasies surrounding the Butterfly Lovers tale.

In the era of the Northern Song Dynasty, there were four renowned guards known for their exceptional martial arts prowess and talent in unraveling complex mysteries. (DramaWiki)

In the world of martial arts, there were two significant events that took place

The epic follows the adventures of Qiao Feng, Duan Yu, and Xu Zhu, whose individual tales eventually converge at the climax of the story. Qiao Feng is on a journey to uncover his true identity and solve the mystery of his orphanhood from 30 years ago. Duan Yu discovers multiple half-sisters he never knew existed, thanks to his father's adventurous past, and faces off against Duan Yuan Qing for control of Dali. Xu Zhu, a humble Shaolin Monk, becomes entangled in the internal conflicts of the powerful Care Free Sect. Set against the backdrop of the Northern Song Dynasty, their stories unfold across the warring kingdoms of Song, Liao, Dali, and Western Xia.

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.

This serves as the precursor to Lotus Lantern, focusing on the tale of Chen Xiang's uncle, Er Lang Shen.

After Ma Ling Long's husband left her for another woman, she had to become a matchmaker to support her three sons. Now, 20 years later, her sons have grown into handsome young men. She hopes they will find suitable wives, but sometimes wishes don't come true. She wants her eldest son, Chang Sheng, to marry a smart girl, but he falls for the money-focused Qian Man Guan. Her second son, Chang Huan, should marry a dignified girl from a good family, but he is drawn to the naive Dong Jin Yu. As for her youngest son, Chang Jun, she hopes he will make the ancestors proud and perhaps marry a foreigner, but he ends up with Zhu Ba Jie, a traditional girl who has been unlucky in love. Through the ups and downs of their relationships, Ling Long helps them all understand the value of life, love, and family.

Upon successfully rescuing the Eighth Fairy Princess, You Dao was appointed as a heavenly being tasked with counting currency. Unhappy with his celestial duties, You Dao seeks ways to violate Heaven's regulations in order to return to the mortal realm. His first attempt involves charming the Eighth Fairy Princess, but to his surprise, she reciprocates his affections. She eventually strives to elevate his status to Mammon so they can wed. Meanwhile, the top disciple in You Dao's division also aims for the Mammon position to be with the Lan Hua Fairy. The Heavenly Emperor dispatches You Dao and his superior to the mortal world to compete for the coveted role.

The narrative follows the tales of the renowned figures Su Da Ji and Jiang Zi Ya during the era of the Shang dynasty.

During ancient times, Liu Si Xi, the son of a wealthy demon-hunting family, possessed a unique talent. Any demon or human who absorbed his spiritual energy would greatly enhance their skills. However, despite his abilities, Liu Si Xi was known for his playboy lifestyle, spending his days surrounded by women. On the other hand, Ling Ling Jiu, the youngest princess of the Fox family, was known for her kind and refined nature, as well as her reputation as a clever trickster. Wanting to harness Si Xi's energy for her mother, Jiu Mei infiltrated the Liu household disguised as a staff member. Unexpectedly, the two developed feelings for each other, turning from enemies to lovers. From that moment on, the romantic demon hunter and his cunning fox girlfriend embarked on a whimsical and tumultuous journey of love and rivalry.

Wong Fei Hung, a renowned figure of his era, is both a skilled martial artist and a revered hero. As a doctor at Po Chi Lam, a clinic in Canton, he has rescued numerous individuals, yet he is compelled to utilize his combat skills to protect the community.