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The narrative takes place during the late Yuan Dynasty and centers around two valuable and powerful weapons - the Heaven Reliant Sword and Dragon Slaying Saber. These weapons are coveted by many martial artists in the jianghu, as they are believed to grant their wielder dominance over the wulin. The protagonist, Cheung Mo Gei, embarks on various adventures and becomes entangled in intricate romantic relationships with four women. The first is Yan Sit, his disfigured maternal cousin. The second is Siu Chiu, a Chinese-Persian servant who understands him deeply. The third is Chow Chi Yeuk, a childhood friend with whom he shares a strong connection. The fourth is Chiu Mun, a Mongol princess who was once his rival. The series consists of 37 episodes for TV and 42 episodes for international audiences.

Based on the book Sword Stained with Royal Blood written by Louis Cha.

The Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre is set in 14th Century China under the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty, a century following the events of Return of the Condor Heroes. In the midst of struggles, famine, and resentment blamed on the Yuan Dynasty's poor governance, the Martial Arts sects initiated a rebellion. Seeking a solution, Prince Ruyang seeks advice from Cheng Kun, a Shaolin monk with hidden motives. According to a well-known legend in the Martial Arts world, "The one who possesses the Heavenly Sword and/or Dragon Sabre will rule the world." This legend sets the stage for the story of Zhang Wuji, starting with his parents' meeting, following his challenges as a young person, depicting his ascension to fame, uncovering the mystery behind the Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre, and concluding with the intertwining of Wuji's romantic life, the ongoing feuds among the Martial Arts sects, and destiny.

During the transition from the Yuan Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty, Shui Hong Shao suffered a disfiguring attack by Wulin Qi Xiu which also resulted in the loss of her martial arts skills. Fast forward sixteen years, she has taken on 19th Sister Gan as her protege and trained her to become a skilled martial artist who is both beautiful and powerful. Together, they seek vengeance by eliminating the sects under Wulin Qi Xiu in order to create chaos in the martial arts world. Yin Ping Jian manages to escape, but after several encounters with 19th Sister Gan, he realizes she is the person he has been searching for.

The cunning leader of the Manchurian constable is plotting to thwart any uprising by martial artists against the Qing government. Kam, a rogue with exceptional martial arts skills in secret, is the only one aware of the constable's scheme. He joins forces with fellow fighters and pledges to topple the Manchurians. (ovguide.com)

During the fourth year of the Tian Qi Emperor's rule in Ming Dynasty China, the people of Guang Yuan are struggling with crop failures and famine. Zhuo Ji Xian, a Ministry of Revenue official, is sent by the crown prince to provide aid to the affected area. While traveling through the Jade Dragon Mountains, Zhuo Ji Xian and his companions, along with the supplies, are captured by Lian Ni Chang, a female vigilante. Zhuo Ji Xian's son, Zhuo Yi Hang, a top disciple of Wu Dang, steps in to rescue his father, getting entangled in the power struggle between the crown prince, the infamous eunuch Wei Zhong Xian, and Lian Ni Chang. Despite a rocky start, Zhuo Yi Hang and Lian Ni Chang develop feelings for each other and fall in love. However, misunderstandings arise, leading to a rift in their relationship and causing Lian Ni Chang's hair to turn white overnight due to her belief that Zhuo Yi Hang has betrayed her. In order to restore Lian Ni Chang's beauty and be reunited with his beloved, Zhuo Yi Hang embarks on a journey to Mount Heaven in search of a rare flower that blooms only once every 60 years.

The main storyline revolves around Yun Lei's quest for vengeance after her grandfather's demise. Tragically, the individual primarily responsible for his death happens to be the father of the man she has developed romantic feelings for. Additionally, there are subplots involving Zhang Dan Feng's father plotting a coup to establish his own dynasty, and the poignant yet heartbreaking love story between Princess Jing and Yun Lei's brother, Yun Zhong. (Lady Zhuge)

Yuan Cheng Zhi, the offspring of a deceased general at the hands of the emperor, encounters a charming young woman named Qing Qing. Together, they set off on thrilling escapades while Yuan remains determined to seek vengeance for his father's demise. Along the way, he strikes up a friendship with another woman, Jiu, who eventually discloses her true identity as the princess of the emperor responsible for Yuan's father's death. (DramaWiki)

In the era of the Ming Dynasty, there was a plot by the eunuchs and Japanese to seize control. To safeguard the emperor, three valiant individuals formed a bond as sworn brothers. Sadly, one of them succumbed to greed and ambition, betraying his comrades in pursuit of power and fame.

The Black and White factions are in constant conflict, with the outcome of the Golden Seal Tournament determining the winner. Leading up to the tournament, a mysterious entity eliminates the 5 representatives of the White group. Lee Boh Yee, a Taoist seer, becomes intrigued by these events and decides to probe into the assassinations. He is then tasked with assisting the White group in finding suitable replacements for the tournament. As he delves deeper into the feud between the Black and White groups, Lee Boh Yee uncovers potential ties to his own past. Along the way, he forms alliances with Lai Yeuk Yee, a skilled physician, and Yip Mon Sik, a former member of the Flying Fish Clan, as they unravel secrets and gain insight into the true motives behind the rival factions.

The tale commences with Gam Sai Wai setting out on a quest to locate Lui Sei Leong in order to remove the poison transmitted to him by his deceased master. Before passing away, Sai Wai's master instructed him to seek out Lui Sei Leong for assistance. Along the way, Sai Wai befriends many individuals and encounters two women, Lai Shing Nam and Kuk Chi Wah, who hold deep affection for him. Engaging in the martial arts world's intrigues, Sai Wai consistently aids those fighting for justice, ultimately transforming into an unwitting hero.

Two decades ago, a highly skilled swordsman emerged in the world of martial arts, solely seeking to challenge other swordsmen. His sword claimed the lives of four leaders from respected sects. In response, Xiao Yu Er and Hua Wu Que, both martial arts masters, decided to confront him to bring back peace. However, both disappeared, and the swordsman vanished as well. Rumors circulated that Xiao Yu Er and Hua Wu Que had given their lives for the pugilist world, becoming legendary figures. Their sons are still present in the pugilist world, but their whereabouts remain unknown. Now, two decades later, the sons have grown up. Will they follow in their fathers' footsteps, who were once enemies turned brothers? The unfolding of truth awaits in this new generation.

The play showcases the impact of Wu Cheng En's personal life, hobbies, social circle, and family on his creation of one of the Four Great Classical Novels in Chinese literature.

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.

The tale revolves around a princess from a kingdom that has crumbled, sacrificing her life to demonstrate her allegiance and being brought back to life through the Aqua Tear Pearl's magic. With the Pearl's power, she creates vivid dreams for those willing to make the ultimate sacrifice, using melodies to shape the illusions. Throughout her journey, she gains insights into different types of love and the challenges that come with it. Taken from the book "Hua Xu Yin" by Tang Qi Gong Zi.

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.

Wen Tian and Wan Xin, the children of Emperor Jian Wen during the Ming dynasty, were separated shortly after birth due to a coup led by the emperor's uncle, Zhu Di. Wan Xin was taken by the eunuch Chu Tian Xing, a follower of Zhu Di, while Wen Tian was rescued by loyal bodyguards. Raised by Mi Jiu Tou, one of the bodyguards, Wen Tian grew up to be a sociable martial artist who values friendship and righteousness. In contrast, Wan Xin, under the influence of his malevolent godfather Chu Tian Xing, grew up to be ruthless, cold, and power-hungry.

Based on the book "Outlaws of the Marsh".

A romantic tale unfolds in ancient China during the Qing Dynasty. The general's daughter crosses paths with a bandit from the desert, while the bodyguard's daughter encounters a future Daoist. Amidst the love stories, a larger scheme is in motion involving a discontented prince plotting to overthrow the current Emperor. He seeks assistance from a remarkable sword belonging to the renowned Wu Dang clan, capable of slicing through metal effortlessly, and a formidable set of martial arts techniques. This narrative is based on the novel "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" by Wang Du Lu, with two versions available: 20 episodes lasting 48 minutes (China) and 34 episodes lasting 65 minutes (Taiwan).

The narrative takes place in the Ming Dynasty under the rule of the Jiajing Emperor. General Qi Jiguang recruits the assistance of warrior monks from Shaolin Monastery to protect China from the wokou (Japanese pirates) and other intruders.

A Chinese TV show inspired by the journeys of Zheng He, the adventurer who commanded seven voyages to Southeast Asia, South Asia, and East Africa during the 15th century. (Reference: Wikipedia)

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

The Rain-Ceasing Sword and the Cloud-Ruling Sabre are known as the most powerful weapons globally, carrying the weight of ethnic conflicts. Despite being guarded by four monks, they were defeated by Pong Ban, leaving only one monk alive to escape with the sword. Long Fan Wan intervened to stop Pong Ban as the monk fled, eventually being discovered by Hon Pak and presented to Yin Wong. The story takes place during the first Ming dynasty following the fall of the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty. Fung Heng Lit, a Mongol Prince, lost his memories during a massacre by Emperor Zhu and was raised in China. Pong Ban, the leader of the Mongolian clan, attempts to restore Heng Lit's memories and train him to become the Mongolian Prince, hoping to lead a rebellion against the Ming Dynasty. However, Heng Lit envisions a world of equality, where Mongols and Chinese coexist peacefully.

"Flying Daggers" follows the journey of Li Huai, a solitary and defiant youth whose grandfather was the renowned swordsman known as "Flying Dagger." Li Huai learns his family's martial arts techniques and roams the world of martial arts to defend the honor of the Li family and confront his adversary. Taken from the book written by Gu Long.

During the Yuan dynasty, a destitute peasant named Liu Bing Ji roamed the streets as a traveling Buddhist disciple. When the emperor encountered him, a duel ensued, revealing Bing Ji as the true emperor. However, a eunuch devised a plan to overthrow Bing Ji, resulting in his kidnapping and disfigurement. The eunuch found a lookalike to take Bing Ji's place on the throne. Suspicion arose among court officials as the imposter committed wicked acts. Meanwhile, Bing Ji led a group of beggars in rebellion against the fake emperor. A conflict ensued as the impostor and his conspirators faced opposition. The question remained - could Bing Ji, also known as Iron Rooster, reclaim his throne and convince others of his true identity as a beggar?

During the Yuan Dynasty, China was in a state of turmoil with warlords causing chaos. Zhang Junbao, a disciple at Wudang of Changchun, befriends Mazhi Lan, the daughter of rebel leader Guo Xing, and a wealthy girl named Qiu Rong Shen. Together, they face challenges and battles at Wudang. Zhang Junbao learns martial arts and tai chi, while Shen Rong uses her intelligence to help the emperor. Tragedy strikes when Shen Rong is presumed dead after a battle, but is actually rescued and pregnant. Zhang Junbao eventually lets go of his anger and retires to Wudang, away from the political strife.

Story of a decades-long conflict between the Da Qi Men Pai and the Wu Fu Men Pai. The violence has been ongoing for such a long time that even the leaders are unsure of the origins of the animosity. In a new era of the Da Qi Sect, two courageous individuals, Tie Zhong Tang and Yun Cheng, emerge. The narrative chronicles their journeys as they uncover more about the factions involved in the feud and strive to bring an end to the bloodshed.

Twenty-four years in the past, Yang Chang Feng, known as the "God of Sabre," was betrayed and killed by a trusted individual. His son, Fu Hong Xue, also a talented swordsman, embarks on a quest for vengeance. Along the way, Hong Xue encounters both kindness and deceit, grapples with feelings of love and hatred, and ultimately uncovers the surprising secrets of his heritage.

The story revolves around themes of friendship, loyalty, love, and vengeance. Thirteen, Chu Kot Zheng Ngo, and Hui Siew Yat have been part of the same martial arts group since they were young. After being separated for a period of time, they reunite as adults. Chu Kot Zheng Ngo serves as a government official protecting the king. Despite having feelings for Siu Keng, he is unable to reciprocate her love. Meanwhile, Thirteen also develops feelings for Siu Keng. Due to misunderstandings, Siu Keng ends up marrying Thirteen, even though her heart belongs to Chu Kot Zheng Ngo. Jik Nui is drawn to Hui Siew Yat's gentlemanly demeanor and is compelled to marry her. (DramaWiki)

This dark martial arts series follows the story of two swordsmen, Sze Ma and Cheuk, whose friendship transforms into animosity as they vie for the position of martial arts world leader. After Sze Ma is assassinated, his follower Ko and his weapon, the Tearful Sword, must confront Cheuk, who has plotted to eliminate Ko with his own sinister plan. (yesasia.com)

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 plot centers on the escapades of the main character Di Yun, a regular peasant who is falsely accused and locked up. Seeking retribution, he stumbles upon the Liancheng Swordplay manual, a valuable ancient document known for its martial arts techniques and a hidden map to a fortune. Inspired by Jing Yong's novel.

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 in the Han Dynasty, this story revolves around the villainous Dowager Empress Lu's quest for immortality through a special potion. Liu Xuan, the protagonist and protector of the Liu clan who established the Han Dynasty, finds himself torn between loyalty to the Empress and his brother Liu Xiang. Three women are vying for Liu Xuan's affection, leading to uncertainty about his fate and the Empress's ultimate demise.

He Yu Feng, also known as 13th Sister, is the daughter of He Ji. The son of Ji Xian Tang was captivated by He Yu Feng's beauty but his proposal was turned down. In retaliation, Ji Xian Tang plotted against He Ji, resulting in his imprisonment and eventual death. He Yu Feng's mother sought refuge for them at Deng Jiu Gong's Green Cloud Mansion. Determined to restore her father's honor, He Yu Feng dedicated herself to martial arts training. Deng Jiu Gong entrusted her with the Immortal Hero Sword and a sword manual, guiding her transformation into a courageous and wise heroine. Known as 13th Sister, she crossed paths with a wealthy scholar named An Ji and a foreigner named Zhang Jin Feng, saving them from danger. Ultimately, 13th Sister helped An Ji and Zhang Jin Feng unite and embark on new adventures. Through her actions, she not only vindicated her father but also became a legendary figure who fought against evil.

The tale kicks off with protagonist Zhao Huai'an seeking sanctuary at Dragon Gate Inn after escaping from government authorities who were after him for freeing a prisoner. While at the inn, he is rescued from certain death by Jin Xiang Yu, the former owner, who invites him to abandon the ordinary world and join her.

Dung Fei and Seung Foon's friendship blossoms after a series of accidental head bumps. When they befriend Ying Hiu Suet, the daughter of a wealthy businessman, the trio forms a close bond. Foon develops feelings for Hiu Suet, and Fei attempts to assist him, only to find himself falling for her as well. In the meantime, Fei and his sister Dung Lam discover that their father's death was shrouded in mystery, prompting them to investigate further and uncovering more than they anticipated.

The captivating 40-episode series vividly portrays the early life of Tai Chi Master Zhang Jun Bao. Following the advice of a fortune teller, the superstitious Zhang family decided to send their newborn son Bao to a Buddhist monastery. Bao honed his martial arts skills and became an exceptional fighter by the age of 18. In response to the treacherous rebellion led by the prime minister, Bao teamed up with Tian to rescue General Yue Fei from a dangerous coup. This marks the beginning of a series of thrilling adventures and martial arts challenges that ultimately lead to the establishment of the renowned Wu Tang School.

Hua Ying Xiong is compelled to leave his native land of China after avenging the deaths of his parents at the hands of foreigners. He parts ways with his childhood friend and romantic interest, Chen Jie Yu. Accidentally boarding a ship meant for laborers, he finds himself sold into servitude in America. Witnessing the mistreatment of his fellow countrymen by foreigners, Hua takes a stand against the oppression, only to be met with violence. Luckily, he is saved by Jin Ao, a skilled swordsman who takes him under his wing as a student, teaching him martial arts. Hua utilizes his newfound abilities to navigate a perilous world filled with gang conflicts, betrayal, and racial bias.

In the novel "Conquer The World," Lu Xiao Feng finds himself in the Villa of Souls where he becomes engaged to Han Ling. Despite being captivated by her, Lu Xiao Feng must balance his duty of safeguarding a powerful Saber from falling into the wrong hands. As Han Ling is revealed to be the mastermind behind a vengeful scheme, will Lu Xiao Feng be able to separate himself from her? In "The Demon Swordsman," Ximen Chui Xue befriends a mysterious swordsman named Duan Yi, who shares his love for swordplay. Their bond as sworn brothers causes concern for Ximen's pregnant wife, Xiu Jing, who suspects Duan's intentions and enlists the help of Sikong Zhai Xin to investigate. This decision leads to tragic consequences for Xiu Jing and Sikong. As cold-blooded murders occur, will Lu Xiao Feng arrive in time to assist his friends? What secrets lie in Duan's past and his connection to the chaos? Lastly, in "The Ninth Heaven Phoenix Dance," Lu Xiao Feng encounters Yue Yang and Sha Man, becoming intrigued by Sha Man's tragic background. After accompanying them to an island, Lu Xiao Feng is wrongly accused of theft and murder by the Prince of Tai Ping. As he works to clear his name, he uncovers a hidden story involving the true Prince of Tai Ping.

The setting of the story is in the early years of the Minguo period, shortly after 1912. Jun Qi Luo, who comes from the affluent and prominent Jun family of Ji Shi Villa, has always lived a life of privilege. She was raised alongside Shen Si Ru, an orphan taken in by the Jun family. Despite appearing meek and compliant, Si Ru harbors a deep-seated jealousy towards Qi Luo. Both girls develop feelings for the same man, Mu Sheng, who only reciprocates Qi Luo's love. Qi Luo and Mu Sheng decide to part ways temporarily so that Mu Sheng can pursue his aspirations, with plans to reunite and marry once he has achieved success. During Mu Sheng's absence, Si Ru schemes and sets off a series of events that alters the course of everyone's lives. There are two options to watch the series: either 20 episodes lasting 70 minutes each or 30 episodes lasting 45 minutes each.

In the Shaoxing era of the Southern Song Dynasty, most countries were facing instability both internally and externally. Despite this, the Nan An state stood out as an exception under the leadership of Du Bao. In gratitude, the people presented him with a seven-colored peony as a symbol of their appreciation. This gesture symbolized the sudden blooming of flowers to bless the beloved couple in this legendary tale.

Based on the book "Tian Long Ba Bu" by Jin Yong, this adaptation...

The narrative follows Huo Xiao Xie, a market orphan thrust into a tumultuous world. To safeguard those dear to him during crises, he faced death multiple times and battled against malevolent forces. Ultimately, he became a legendary figure of resilience and righteousness within the market community. Set in the early Republic of China era marked by warlord domination and widespread turmoil, the quest for the mystical jade beads, pursued by countless individuals, unfolded in the rivers and lakes. Rumors swirled about the sealed clues pointing to the "five elements holy kings" emblematic of the throne. Encircling the jade beads and the "Holy King Ding," revolutionaries and progressive students initiated a mission to safeguard the national treasures. The Central Plains martial arts, led by the Five Elements clan, rallied against Zhang Si Ye and Zhang Si Ye, proponents of restoration and regression. Amidst the Japanese Black Dragon Association's theft of China's national treasure, Huo Xiao Xie found himself inadvertently embroiled in the conflict, steadfastly protecting the national heritage through a series of trials, risks, and perils. Employing his compassion, integrity, wit, and vigilance, he surmounted obstacles and united the Five Elements clan, transforming them into a formidable ally in the revolutionary cause to expel foreign invaders and reclaim China's sovereignty.

During the declining years of the Ming dynasty, the empire was plagued by corrupt officials and raids from Japanese pirates along the coastal areas. General Qi Ji Guang and Qi Ji Yu joined forces to establish a formidable army to defend against the invasions. Meanwhile, the pirate leader Oshima Masao struck a deal with the eunuch Tong Da Bao. Qi Jiyu and his son Qi Shao Zheng embarked on a mission to gather proof against the eunuch. However, Tong Da Bao caught wind of their plans and ordered the execution of the Qi family. Qi Shao Zheng narrowly escaped and sought refuge at Shaolin Monastery, where he vowed to seek vengeance for his family and restore justice to the nation.

After the fall of the Sui Dynasty in ancient China around 600AD, Emperor Yang Di's mismanagement led to his right-hand man, Yang Su, taking control of the court. Yang Su, in order to strengthen his power, builds an underground fortress where he keeps a group of assassins, including the skilled Hong Fu. Hong Fu, who was saved by Yang Su's adopted son Du Gu Chen as a child, becomes Yang Su's favorite due to her intelligence and abilities. When a young man named Li Jing arrives in the capital with hopes of improving the country's situation, Yang Su sees him as a threat and sends Hong Fu to eliminate him. However, Hong Fu is moved by Li Jing's patriotism and warns him to leave town, leading to a confrontation with Yang Su's assassins. To protect Li Jing, Hong Fu fights against the assassins and escapes with him. Despite being pursued by Du Gu Cheng, they manage to evade capture and develop feelings for each other. Along the way, they meet a pugilist named Qiu Ranke, who joins them in their fight against Yang Su and his allies.

The chief of the Flying Tiger Mountain faction, Dou Ling Kan, along with his godson, Tie Mo Le, were passing through a small town when they heard a commotion at a popular spot. They discovered that the establishment had been taken over by Wang Long Ke, a follower of An Lu Shan. Wang Long Ke's goal was to steal a confidential letter from GuoZi Yi intended for Emperor Xuan Zong, revealing An Lu Shan's plan to rebel against the Tang dynasty. Tie Mo Le, seeking vengeance for his parents' death at the hands of An Lu Shan, saw an opportunity to finally take action.