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Ma Fu Ya, a royal member of the Chu region during the 10th century in China, finds herself in a tumultuous period marked by warfare and political unrest. Following the treacherous actions of her uncle who seizes the throne and eliminates her family, Fu Ya courageously embarks on a mission to seek vengeance for her loved ones and reclaim her rightful rule, regardless of the sacrifices involved. Caught in a complex web of relationships with Prince Meng Qi You of Shu and Prince Liu LianCheng of Northern Han, the banished princess becomes entangled in the power struggle within the Shu court and the ongoing conflict between their respective states. As she navigates through a landscape shaped by war, love, and deception, the question remains: what lies ahead for Fu Ya, her people, and her heart?

Taking place in the era of the Chinese Tang Dynasty, Princess Chiu Yeung, the spoiled daughter of the Tang Emperor, is known for her unreasonable behavior, making her undesirable as a potential wife. The Kam family, who are prominent gold producers in Beijing, face financial difficulties after being cheated. To address this crisis, the manager of their goldsmith store, Ting Loi Hei, proposes to the family's second son, Gum Do Luk, and third son, Gum Do Sau, that they consider pursuing the Princess as a way to solve their financial woes. In order to save their family's business, Do Luk agrees to the arrangement. Although initially hesitant, the Princess eventually sees the marriage as a better option than being forced to marry the undesirable Tibetan king. Upon entering her new family, the Princess, accompanied by her personal servants, proves to be controlling and arrogant, causing tension among the household members. Will Princess Chiu Yeung's stubbornness be enough to win over her new husband?

Although his body and spirit are unshackled, his heart is ensnared by chains. Phansaeng acquires the forbidden arts of combat and magic to seek vengeance for the deaths of his parents and sister, aiming to rid the world of corruption, but this pursuit comes with a heavy toll. He is forbidden to love, as such emotions would diminish his strength and lead to his demise. What choices will Phansaeng face when he requires the power to liberate his nation from corrupt aristocrats, while harboring feelings for Chawala, the sister of his greatest foe?

This drama takes inspiration from one of Korea's ancient folk songs. Suh Dong, the unrecognized son of the king of Baekje, ultimately ascended the throne with the assistance of Princess Sun Hwa, the offspring of the Silla king, defying all challenges along the way.

In the era of Emperor Wu of Han, Princess Jie You was dispatched to Xiyu as a form of Heqin. In this new land, she faced the challenge of adjusting to her surroundings and managing her husband's harem. Through her dedication, the Han dynasty emerged victorious over the Xiongnu tribe, leading to the spread of Han culture in Xiyu.

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

The tale of the tragic love affair between Zhu Yi Huan, the final princess of the Ming Dynasty, and Kangxi, the youthful emperor of the Qing Dynasty. (TheTVDB.com)

Towards the end of the Sui dynasty, Emperor Li Guang grows suspicious of General Li Yuan's allegiance. To ensure his loyalty, Li Guang arranges for his daughter Ruo Xi to marry Li Yuan's eldest son, Li Jian Cheng. However, Ruo Xi is already in love with Li Yuan's second son, Li Shi Min. This causes a rift between the two brothers and their followers, ultimately resulting in the downfall of the Sui dynasty and the rise of the Tang dynasty.

After the downfall of Dan City, Princess Dan Li sustains an injury from her childhood friend Su Mu under suspicious circumstances. Fortunately, she encounters Emperor Zhaoyuan Qin Yu, who heals her before exiling her to a forgotten realm due to her flattery. Supported by her clumsy yet devoted companions, including a trustworthy sorcerer and attendants, the romance between a scatterbrained princess and a haughty, stoic emperor gradually unfolds. (WeTV)

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

A mysterious map revealing the location of an ancient treasure has been found in the royal court, leading to dangerous consequences for the influential figures of the Qing Dynasty. As ministers and generals start to vanish one by one, Princess Ciadie (Ady An) and Prince Batu (Steven Jiang) realize they have the unique abilities needed to expose deceitful courtiers who are willing to do anything to obtain the enigmatic treasure.

When Mu Yun Lan revealed his love for Ling Yun He, a fiery lotus-patterned arrow was shot into the Left Prime Minister's residence, exposing a secretive group called ghost soldiers. Ling Yun Ge and Mu Yun Lan decide to look into this, but on their wedding night, she is arrested for allegedly deceiving the king. Hoping for Mu Yun Lan to save her, Ling Yun He is instead faced with betrayal. As she uncovers a harsh reality, she unknowingly becomes entangled in a larger conspiracy.

In a twist of events, Princess An Ding Si, the eldest daughter of Wu Ze Tian, was not killed as history suggests, but instead managed to escape the country. As she grew older, she returned under a new identity to seek revenge on her mother for using her to achieve her goal of becoming the first female ruler of China. By posing as her younger sister, she became known as Princess Tai Ping, the most adored child of Empress Wu Ze Tian. Exploiting her mother's fondness for Tai Ping, the princess manipulated the court to further her own ambitions of seizing power and ruling China.

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")

Unconventional and intelligent Qiao Man Man, the supervisor of the general store, is given the task of disrupting a political union with the Xilin Kingdom. She finds herself in amusing misunderstandings with Fu Cheng Jin, who is feigning a disability to evade a battle for the throne. Tensions rise as they develop a closer bond. However, with hidden histories and a pending crisis involving the imperial throne, the future of their love remains uncertain. (WeTV)

There is no historical figure that captures the hearts and imaginations of people worldwide quite like Zhao Zi Long, also known as Zhao Yun. He was a renowned military general during the late Eastern Han Dynasty and early Three Kingdoms period. Known for his exceptional fighting skills, bravery, and charm, Zhao Yun initially served under the warlord Zan Gong Sun before switching sides to join Liu Bei as one of the esteemed Five Tiger Generals. However, as Zhao Yun finds himself entangled in a romantic rivalry between the lovely Xiaohou Qing Yi and the formidable warrior Gao Ze, he may realize that battles of the heart can be the most perilous of all. This storyline is adapted from Luo Guan Zhong's novel "San Guo Yan Yi." Three versions of the adaptation are available: 49 episodes (TV), 56 episodes (Uncut), and 60 episodes (DVD).

The attractive Judge Tao comes to Biyun County, known as the Imperial Family's Retreat, to investigate an old case on a barge. He encounters A Fan, the devoted, straightforward, and eccentric owner of the barge, who gladly helps him. Their relationship evolves into a mixture of affection and conflict, with daily teasing. Through a series of unusual and transformative incidents, Tao Jun Ran and A Fan bond and become closer.

In the Western Han Dynasty, Emperor Zhao of Han, who was just eight years old, is rescued from the desert cold by a girl named Huo Yun Ge. Ten years pass, and Huo, now a beautiful young woman, still remembers the boy she saved. Unfortunately, the emperor has moved on with a new love named Xu Ping Jun, leaving Huo heartbroken. She later meets Meng Jue, a handsome man, and becomes entangled in power struggles in the imperial palace. This story is inspired by Tong Hua's novel "Song in the Clouds."

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)

After losing her parents at a young age, Liu E journeys to the capital city of Kaifeng where she attracts the attention of Zhao Heng. Despite being a concubine, Liu E displays a keen understanding of political matters and frequently engages in discussions with Zhao Heng. This dynamic persists even after Zhao Heng ascends to the throne in 997. Following the adoption of a concubine's son (who later becomes Emperor Renzong), Liu E is named empress and assumes the role of regent for the Song Dynasty during the final two years of her husband's rule. Liu E continues to govern until her passing in 1033, twelve years later. This account draws inspiration from the remarkable life of Empress Zhangxian Mingsu, also known as Liu E of the Song Dynasty.

Lin Sui Sui finds herself in the fragmented narrative of My Fair Princess, where she takes on the role of a maid in the Empress’s palace. In order to go back to her own world, she is tasked with mending the storyline, but unforeseen challenges posed by an enigmatic guard jeopardize her efforts.

This drama explores the journey of Kim Soo Ro, the famed founder of Geumgwan Gaya, the leading city-state within the Gaya confederacy that excelled in maritime trade and iron production during the Three Kingdoms Period. Kim Soo Ro relies on his passionate nature, charm, and intellect as he navigates the protracted political conflicts he faces, including rivalry for the throne from his half-brother and longtime adversary, Ijinashi, his former ally Suk Tal Hae, and the menacing ambitions of Shin Kwi Gan.

"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.

In Tokyo in 1935, Yanagi Etsuko, a 10-year-old girl with a passion for music, is concerned for her father Kantaro. Kantaro, a struggling songwriter still grieving for his late wife, is not living life to the fullest. Etsuko decides to help her father find a new partner and mother figure. She initially tries to set him up with her teacher, Muraoka Masako, but the plan does not work out. Etsuko then meets a salesgirl named Ikebe Kyoko and is captivated by her simple nature, growing to see her as a mother figure. However, Kantaro's sister, Tsuruyo, intervenes by arranging a meeting with Kusakabe Kaoru, the daughter of a bank owner who has ties to the family business. (jdramas.wordpress)

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.

The storyline follows the Yang family and their unwavering dedication to the nation despite their emperor's incompetence and self-centeredness. General Yang, the father, is depicted as overly strict and rigid due to his loyalty, while Sai Hua, the mother, is portrayed as the only one willing to defend her children. The family consists of seven sons, all of whom have their designated roles. However, much of the focus is on the fourth son, Alec Su, who rebels against his father's strict ways and has his own beliefs. As the family confronts the challenges of war, they begin to face various struggles and setbacks.

Princess Qi Pa awakens to discover she has been taken to the magical and strange realm of the Beast-Turning Tribe. She is compelled to become the wife of the Beast-Turning King, Kui Mu Lang. Despite Qi Pa's repeated efforts to flee, her life is further complicated by a man named Li Xiong. Li Xiong only emerges during the daytime, while Kui Mu Lang only emerges at night. Unbeknownst to Qi Pa, she has uncovered a startling secret of the Beast-Turning Tribe. With her playful and spirited nature, Qi Pa slowly makes her way into the heart of the imposing Wolf King. How will the beauty and the "beast" find love? A journey filled with joy, tenderness, and heart-wrenching moments is set to begin.

Li Rong and Pei Wen Xuan entered into a marriage at a young age with no love between them, solely for political reasons. They each utilized the other's background for their own benefit. As time passed, Li Rong indulged in excess while Pei Wen Xuan sought affection elsewhere. After two decades of a loveless union, they were manipulated into turning against one another, ultimately leading to their demise. However, they find themselves back at 18, before their marriage, facing a challenging period in their lives. Pei Wen Xuan seeks out Li Rong once again, intending to remarry but with the idea of divorce in mind.

The ruler of the Great Zhao Kingdom grew weaker each day and decided to pass his throne to Crown Prince Ning Xiao. The emperor also arranged for the Crown Prince to wed the prime minister's daughter, but Ning Xiao planned to avoid the marriage. Despite his efforts to escape, Ning Xiao was injured and later saved by Doctor Bai Zhi. Surprisingly, they developed a deep connection. Meanwhile, General Wei Shu from the Wuzhou Kingdom was tasked with locating the missing princess of Wuzhou, Ruo Xi.

Princess Liu Chang Sheng from the Fu Yu Kingdom, who has been accused of causing the death of her husbands, is under pressure to find a suitable partner. To fulfill the Emperor's orders, she is sent to marry Prince Li Jing, also known as the "Jade-Faced Demon," from the Da Tang Kingdom. Their mission to "eliminate husbands to protect the nation" leads them on a humorous journey where they must overcome stereotypes and gossip to uncover the true essence of love. This story is adapted from the online novel "Sheng Dou Shi Jun Zhu" by A Ci.

Hei Feng Xi possesses charm and grace, while Bai Feng Xi exudes power and freedom

King Mu Ryeong was a monarch of Baekje who presided over a cultural revival during his rule while transforming his realm into a maritime force. He had a concealed daughter named Soo Baek Hyang, who was unable to attain the status of princess because of her malevolent half-sister, Seol Hee. Nevertheless, Baek Hyang demonstrated profound loyalty to her father and a strong sense of patriotism. Eventually, she rose to become the leader of Bimun, a clandestine intelligence organization that supported her nation in times of conflict. Her contributions secured her a lasting place in the history of Baekje. (MBC)

Born from a stone, a mysterious being falls in love with a legendary woman, their romance enduring over two millennia. Jin Xing Jian, once a stone, now embodies an extraordinary presence, teetering between godly and demonic. Operating a gallery frequented by demons, he observes their love-driven actions. Amidst his own complex romantic entanglement with Ye Ming, a enigmatic woman crafted from a night pearl, unfolds a tale of humans and demons - sometimes humorous, sometimes poignant, sometimes intense, and sometimes tender.

A distinguished academic unexpectedly finds himself as the guardian of a playful princess. Gyeon Woo enjoys the reputation of being “Joseon’s National Treasure,” celebrated as one of the leading scholars of his era. When the king requests that he properly instruct his spirited daughter, Princess Hye Myung, Gyeon Woo realizes he faces a significant challenge. However, as rebels threaten Hye Myung and jeopardize her future rule, Gyeon Woo unwittingly steps into the role of her protector. What starts as a job he never anticipated transforms into a mission to save Hye Myung from a dire fate and secure her throne. (Viki)

In the fictional land of Dongbangguk, Hwa Ri is the youngest princess in the royal family. Raised with a strong sense of independence, she decides to take matters into her own hands when it comes time to marry. Venturing outside the palace, she meets potential suitors while also searching for the artist behind a series of provocative paintings featuring her likeness. Among the candidates is Choi Hwan, a wealthy merchant known for his good looks and charm. Despite his reputation for enjoying the finer things in life, he harbors a mysterious secret.

During their childhood, Huai Yu, Zhi Gao, and Dan Dan made a pact to be as close as siblings and visited a mysterious old eunuch for fortune-telling using divination sticks. However, the sticks were accidentally shuffled by the eunuch's cat before they could be interpreted. One stick mentioned preferring death over birth, another suggested life was better than death, and the third talked about dying and being reborn. The meaning behind these messages remains a mystery.

The biography of Huang Dao Po, a trailblazing woman who transformed the Chinese textile sector amidst the Mongol invasion of the Song dynasty and the rise of the Yuan dynasty.

Qin Yue Xiang, a former housekeeper, unintentionally causes the death of her husband who was a builder while trying to protect her 9-year-old daughter Sang Cai Qing from being forced into marriage with an elderly man. Facing punishment by the local official Xiao Ru Zhang, Yue Xiang arranges for Cai Qing to seek safety with her biological father, wealthy businessman Chen Yuan. However, Chen's envious wife, Yu Ru, forces Cai Qing to work as a servant in their mansion. As Cai Qing grows older, she becomes entangled in a series of romantic entanglements.

During the Three Kingdoms period (220-280 AD), known as one of the most violent in Chinese history, the story unfolds of the love affair between Zhen Fu and Cao Cao, as well as his sons Cao Zhi and Cao Pi.

In ancient times, there was a mystical being known as Hu Xiao Li, who could transform into a human form. She experienced a heartbreaking love story during the Han Dynasty. Originally tasked with protecting the prince, Gong Hao, who was targeted for assassination, Xiao Li's mother intervened and saved him, living in obscurity as a commoner. When the Emperor discovered Gong Hao was his son, he brought him back to the palace. The Emperor's rage towards his consort, Concubine Shu, who had ordered the prince's assassination and killed his mother, the Empress, led to his demise. Gong Hao then assumed the throne, with Xiao Li becoming Empress. However, their love faced challenges when Tang Shi Shi came between them and won Gong Hao's heart, becoming his consort. Tang Shi Shi falsely accused Xiao Li of plotting to harm her, prompting Xiao Li to reveal her true form as a nine-tailed fox. Gong Hao, devastated, sentenced her to death. Just before her execution, he reminisced about their joyful marriage. Tang Shi Shi, fearing Gong Hao's forgiveness, urged her execution. Xiao Li escaped using her powers but was punished by her mother with a thousand years of imprisonment in ice for using her abilities in the mortal realm. Years later, Gong Hao, facing personal turmoil, inadvertently freed Xiao Li while hiking in the mountains. They reunited and married, but Tang Shi Shi's interference threatened their happiness once again. The question remains: will Xiao Li endure another tragic love story or fight for Gong Hao's love?