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The Su family's ancestral burial site is known for its excellent feng shui, allowing them to easily have nine sons while others pray for just one. However, Su Ran Ran was born as their only daughter, leading to her being spoiled and mischievous due to being treated like a princess. To protect her from her brothers' teasing, she is sent to Zhu Mountain as a disciple. As she grows older, her family struggles to find suitable husbands for her and her cousin. When a potential marriage arrangement arises, Su Ran Ran tries to escape but accidentally poisons a young man in white. Upon being brought back home, her potential suitor bluntly states that he has no intention of marrying her. Despite being rejected, she was not interested in marrying him either, always questioning why they were in such a hurry to find her a husband.

Liu Ritian, a resident known for selling movies and DVDs on the street, is recognized in the area as a dedicated kung fu enthusiast who trains diligently day and night, isolated in his own realm. By a stroke of luck, Liu Ri Tian's family heirloom manuscript ended up submerged in water, revealing fresh script. Following the instructions, Liu Ri Tian embarked on a journey back to the ancient world of martial arts. Overcoming various challenges, Liu Ri Tian eventually emerged as a legendary hero in the realm of martial arts.

Liu Ao Tian is on track to start a career as a Wushu (martial arts) teacher, so he is sent to Hong Wen school where he is also tasked with ensuring that the emperor's new decree allowing female students is being followed. However, on his journey, he gets caught up in a marriage competition orchestrated by Lu Yu Fei. This leads to Yu Fei following him all the way to Hong Wen school, where she eventually becomes a teacher as well. As their playful romance starts to develop, a third love interest enters the picture, complicating things for the two of them. To make matters worse, Yu Fei accidentally starts a fire at the school, raising questions about Ao Tian's true intentions. Available in two versions: 44 episodes (TV) || 45 episodes (DVD)

At birth, three sisters are separated and raised by different families, leading them to develop distinct personalities and skills. Lai Ji Di is carefree and open, Yun Yian is polite, knowledgeable in medicine, and Chu Yua excels in combat despite her cold exterior. Lai Ji Di becomes the bodyguard of Cheng San Liu, a studious young man unaware of his father's identity until he turns 20. Raised by his mother, San Liu's life takes a drastic turn when he learns the truth about his father's identity.

The play narrates the tale of the youthful protagonist Xu Zai Hao's resurgence from his family's devastating destiny.

The play follows the story of Tang Doudou, a young woman determined to remain unmarried until she finds a suitable partner who truly understands and loves her. When the Tang family faces difficulties due to a mistake with the officials, the Zhuang family steps in to offer their assistance. Madame Zhuang proposes that Doudou marry her eldest son, a handsome, principled, and cultured man - but on the day of the wedding, he inexplicably regresses to the mental capacity of an eight-year-old. Despite her initial anger and confusion, Doudou is compelled to return to Madame Zhuang when faced with financial difficulties. As she uncovers unsettling truths about her husband's condition, Doudou realizes there is more to the situation than meets the eye, even as her mother-in-law remains mysteriously unconcerned.

The continuation of the story involves the Crown Prince, the Crown Princess, the Prime Minister's son, and his martial arts sister, creating a unique love square. Su Yu and Ye Qing Ge are separated by force but manage to reunite through a staged death. Xie Qing Yun decides to step back from the love triangle, leading him to meet He Lian, the martial sister. However, their troubles escalate when the Empress Dowager of Beichu exposes Su Yu's true identity, putting Ye Qing Ge in danger as the King considers eliminating the imposter Crown Prince.

A humorous retelling of the romance between Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai. (DramaWiki)

Leung Tsan, a chef and student of Wing Chun Master Wong Wah Po, simply desires to save up enough money to wed his beloved Cheung Kin Hei. However, his plans are derailed when he is implicated in the murder of a Manchu martial arts expert. With the help of Ping Yi, whom he coincidentally encounters, Tsan seeks refuge with his master's associate, Leung Yee Tai, in Foshan. Despite the obstacles, Tsan is determined to clear his name and continue his quest to marry his fiancée. As he delves into the murder mystery, Tsan finds employment at Mr. Chan's establishments. To his surprise, he discovers Cheung Kin Hei working there, now married. Confusion ensues, but Tsan persists in his investigation. With the assistance of Tai, a government official, Tsan tries to navigate through the case. Along the way, Tsan encounters a captivating Manchu princess who expresses interest in getting to know him better after a series of unexpected events.

With the backing of the head of the Police Authority, the notorious Ho Kei-Kin (Dayo Wong) of Guangzhou has been dominating those around him. Despite his initial kind-hearted nature, Kin's transformation into a manipulative individual stemmed from his childhood mistreatment by his father. After a confrontation with his father, who denied Kin's paternity and left town, Kin harbored deep resentment. Following a series of events, including a failed attempt to redeem himself by challenging the town's crime lord, Kin spiraled into chaos and destruction. However, a revelation about the demise of his father and family members led Kin to embrace a new persona as Gan Yan-Kin (Bully Kin). He adopted a ruthless attitude, believing that he must treat others poorly to survive. Tsui, the owner of a house sought by Kin, found solace in meeting the honorable Wong Fei-Hung (Dominic Lam). Kin, in an effort to recruit students for his kung-fu school, fabricated stories of his heroism. When faced with a contest against Fei-Hung, Kin resorted to deceit to secure victory. Disillusioned by Fei-Hung's integrity, Kin eventually decided to emulate his honorable ways. Despite criticism from others, Fei-Hung appointed Kin to manage Po Chi Lam, a decision met with skepticism. Kin's attempts to help his peers backfired, leading to further chaos. An incident involving the drugging of Fei-Hung during a lion dancing competition prompted Kin to reconsider his actions and strive to uphold Fei-Hung's legacy. As the story unfolds, Kin's journey towards redemption and acceptance within the community takes unexpected turns.

Master TAI YAU KUNG, also known as Gordon Liu, is an experienced official advisor who assists his foster son CHOW BING, portrayed by Kenneth Ma, in securing a position in the government. Despite Bing's resourcefulness, he struggles with the strict rules and practices of the officials, leading him to often idle away his time. During his adventures at a tavern, Bing encounters the charming owner CHONG SIU HAN, played by Leila Tong, which causes jealousy to arise in his wife CHIU YUK HING, portrayed by Kate Tsui. Yau Kung suggests Bing work as an advisor to the new government official SHUM GWUN BOK, portrayed by Matthew Ko, leading to a close friendship forming between Bing and Gwun Bok. However, Bing is taken aback when he learns that his respected master Yau Kung is actually Gwun Bok's father. As Gwun Bok begins to use Yuk Hing to scheme against Bing, Bing is shocked to discover that his wife is a spy sent by the Imperial forces.

The tale commences with the birth of a daughter to the Emperor's concubine Zhang. Hoping to secure the birth of the Emperor's first surviving son, Zhang agrees to Eunuch Liu's proposal to swap her daughter with the son of the Lin family. However, Lin's wife was outraged by the forced exchange and left the baby princess at a brothel in Yang Zhou named Bai Hua Lou, where she was taken in and named Qian Qian. Fast forward 18 years, Qian Qian had grown into a playful young woman who often found herself causing mischief. By twist of fate, she crossed paths with the crown prince Zheng De during one of her escapades, capturing his attention.

The narrative revolves around a long-standing conflict between Liu Lang Yue and the feudal lord of the Yue clan. Lang Yue suffered severe trauma as a child, resulting in disfiguring scars that now require her to wear a disguise. She has been living in seclusion in a valley with her two disciples, Jin Cheng and Jin Bao, along with a group of wolf companions reminiscent of Lassie. When Lord Yue's eldest son sets out to hunt the wolves, he is ultimately defeated by Jin Cheng. However, Jin Cheng sustains serious injuries from the encounter, prompting Tong Fu Er, the daughter of the renowned healer Tong Yuan, to step in and save him using a unique method involving bee venom to neutralize the arrow wounds. This technique, known as the 'magical needle', leads to a bond forming between Jin Cheng and Tong Fu Er, culminating in a blossoming romance.

Lu Yue Er, a charming 17-year-old urbanite, is known for her diligent, brave, and compassionate nature. She also possesses an upbeat, reliable, and laid-back demeanor. Despite facing adversity, Yue Er stands firm in her values and displays resilience akin to 'wild grass'. Hua Yi Nan, the dashing 20-year-old ruler of Huajian, is adored by the public but harbors a mysterious side. Residing on a picturesque island with flourishing cuisine and culture, Yue Er, a humble noodle shop owner, has endured mistreatment from her stepmother since childhood. Nevertheless, she remains positive, optimistic, and kind-hearted towards others. Driven by family obligations and Hua Yi Nan's affection, Yue Er finds herself in a perplexing situation and eventually marries the island's owner. Unbeknownst to her, Hua Yi Nan's pursuit was driven by a familial decree mandating his marriage to Yue Er for inheritance purposes. Despite feeling deceived, Yue Er chooses to trust Hua Yi Nan and embarks on a new chapter with him. Through the support of allies, Hua Yi Nan eventually realizes that his true love is Lu Yue Er.

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.

Jang Man Ok (with "Man Ok" translating to "full house" in Hanja) teaches martial arts at her grandfather's school. However, she has a passion for fashion and secretly operates an online shopping website without her grandfather's awareness. Eventually, she takes on the role of a stylist for the popular idol group TAKE ONE and relocates to the opulent residence that superstar musician Lee Tae Ik inherited from his father.

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.

The narrative centers around Pu Di Liu, a resident of the border region encompassing Guizhou, Hunan, and Chongqing from 1927 to 1950

Yue Lan Shan, known for her special ability called Heart Tune, is the daughter of the Duke of the Anye Clan. In order to locate her patron, she embarks on a journey using the alias Nan Xia and gains recognition in the realm of martial arts. During her quest, she identifies a member of the Qingfeng Clan who bears a birthmark resembling a peach blossom on his chest, which matches the one on her benefactor. Thus begins a romantic tale within the martial arts community.

The tale of the individual who transforms from a salt pirate into the ruler of Wuyue.

A comedic love story follows the Ling Wu family, known for their matchmaking tradition dating back to the Jin Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, they were appointed as the Official Matchmakers, making it crucial to have a son to carry on the family legacy. Unfortunately, the family patriarch falls gravely ill during the birth of his child, praying for a recovery. His first wife reveals that a "son" has been born from his second wife to continue the family business. Tragically, he passes away after naming the child Ling Wu Hei. Only the first wife and a servant are aware that Ling Wu Hei is actually a daughter, a secret even her biological mother is unaware of. Ling Wu Hei grows up well-educated and skilled in martial arts, becoming the respected head of the family and Official Matchmaker. An intriguing twist occurs when the Lin family announces a competition with a handsome reward for a suitable son-in-law, attracting both honest and deceitful matchmakers. Among them is Go Fei, a talented ex-military official in search of his rescuer, a young woman named "Xin." Ling Wu Hei faces challenges with her lazy brothers-in-law who work in the family business. She also contends with Golden Fan, who competes with the cunning Chuen Ka Fuk for matchmaking clients. As couples are paired and complications arise, the story unfolds with questions surrounding Ling Wu Hei's secret, her role, Go Fei's quest for love, Chuen Ka Fuk's hidden agenda, and Golden Fan's conflict with Chuen Ka Fuk.

Sup Yee Moo is a laid-back police officer with a mother who used to be the infamous 'Chivalrous Flying Hawk'. Despite her past, Sup Yee Ma now keeps her former identity hidden from the martial arts community. She takes care of Sup Yee Moo, who has a knack for getting into trouble. When Sui Dong Lau arrives and becomes the honorable magistrate in their town, they team up with Si Kei Wong to solve amusing mysteries together.

This narrative follows the renowned Wong Fei Hung during his early days.

Tsuyama Shio, a 30-year-old office worker at a traditional company, decides to make a change in her life by moving into a shared house. In this new environment, she encounters two fascinating men and experiences love again after a long time, particularly with Sakurai Yukiya. Despite being a 40-year-old salaryman with a family, Sakurai loses interest in his previous life and joins the shared house. As time goes on, Sakurai finds himself becoming more captivated by Kawaki Tatsuhei, a peculiar and enigmatic alien who is drawn to Shio. Thus, an unusual love triangle unfolds between the three characters.

Yao Kai Xin, a young woman studying kung fu, has a chance encounter with a skier in a yellow outfit while snowboarding on a snowy mountain. When he saves her from a fall, all she has to identify him is a single ski glove. Determined to find her rescuer, she leaves her hometown and ventures into the city, where she experiences the complexities of love and the harsh realities of life for the first time. In the city, she meets Shao Jie, Yue Xin, and others at Guo dojo. A misunderstanding leads her to believe that the missing glove belongs to Yue Xin, only to discover later that it actually belongs to Shao Jie. Shao Jie, the son of a wealthy family, leads a reckless lifestyle of extravagance and infidelity. This clashes with Kai Xin's innocence and her unwavering sense of justice. When tragedy strikes Shao Jie's family, will he find the strength to overcome it? Shao Jie meets Jing Jing, a kind and independent woman, and for the first time, he feels a genuine connection. Will he choose the graceful dancer Jing Jing or the bold and fearless Kai Xin?

After losing their parents, Samorn, Saijai, and Somsri found a new home with Nual, a modern-day Robin Hood who steals from the rich to support the less fortunate. Under her mentorship, they hone their fighting skills and become part of a group of female thieves standing against tyranny. The eldest sister, Somsri, weds Thong and starts an herbal medicine shop fueled by her passion and expertise in plants. Saijai, using her knowledge of the mystical, takes on the role of a shaman and has developed feelings for Phai. While her sisters enjoy their romantic lives, Samorn remains unattached until she secretly falls for Chok, the newcomer at Khok Iraeng, who is actually an undercover officer aiming to apprehend her and her sisters.

A humorous tale centering around a group of friends and their adventures in the small village of Qixia.

In a fierce fight over the coveted "sacred chalice" of darkness, Swordsman Lei Ou must do whatever it takes to prevent it from ending up in the hands of the wrong individuals, as the guardian of his tribe.

The play narrates the tale of Jun Ling Chuan, Yun Qian Yu, and Yan Chi, who fled from the intrigues of the royal court and became entangled in a love triangle

In the story, the Four Adorable Constables and their leader Wu Liang are instructed to journey to the present day in order to apprehend the fugitive An Shigeng. Their mission involves locating a man named Ling Shuo, who holds the key to their return. Little do they know that Ling Shuo is actually the reincarnation of Wu Qing's deceased spouse, leading to a complex love triangle. This narrative is based on the video game of the same title and serves as a spin-off of The Four Great Constables.

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.

In the ethereal Yan Shan, there are two primary schools: the Yan Shan School with 2 male students and the Bai Hua School with 2 female students. Despite their friendly relationship, the schools adhere to strict rules that prevent them from interacting. However, the young students' desire for love cannot be suppressed, leading to a series of unexpected and heartwarming events. This story is adapted from a manhua.

In his hometown, Lai Chi Kok holds the title of an official, but due to a hidden secret, he is forced to pretend to be incompetent and loses the support of the townspeople. To rectify the situation, he decides to don a mask and become a vigilante. Chung Wan and Chi Kok are betrothed, but she will only marry him if he proves himself as a capable official. Bo Lum, a figure from the martial arts world, seeks out Chi Kok for marriage as a result of a misunderstanding. Lok Fu, the close friend of Wan and Chi Kok, learns that he is afflicted with a serious illness.

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.

Chu Liu Xiang is a renowned figure known as the "Bandit Chief" in the jianghu world. He possesses exceptional qinggong skills and leaves a pleasant scent wherever he travels. During a daring heist at the palace, Chu steals a valuable treasure known as the "Amber Guanyin", which holds a wooden statue crafted by the famous "Little Li Flying Dagger" Li Xun Huan. While inside the palace, Chu encounters Sikong Xing Er, the daughter of the skilled thief Sikong Zhai Xing, and her loyal companion, Su Rong Rong. Tragically, Li Xun Huan sacrifices himself to save Su Rong Rong during their escape from the palace guards. Chu Liu Xiang and Su Rong Rong join forces to investigate the theft of the "Heaven and Earth Holy Water" and gradually develop romantic feelings for each other as they face numerous challenges together. Their journey leads them to the South in search of a cure and the truth about their family backgrounds. It is revealed that Chu is actually a prince of a southern kingdom and the rightful heir to the throne, sparking a power struggle within the royal family. Amidst these conflicts, Chu Liu Xiang finds himself torn between two love interests: Sikong Xing Er and Su Rong Rong. Additionally, he must decide whether to claim his royal title or continue living as a wandering rogue in the jianghu world. The story unfolds over 40 episodes (TV) and 35 episodes (Hong Kong).

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

In 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.

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.

Ji Gong, an eccentric monk known for his unconventional habits of consuming meat and beer, is among the prominent Eighteen Buddha Monks despite originally being a fairy. He was banished to Earth to live as a monk after capturing the Buddha's Eagle due to the negligence of two fairies who were supposed to guard the creature. These two fairies, along with another fairy who was slain by the Eagle, were also punished by being transformed into regular humans, though not monks.