Yen Chia Le

SETTV

Yang Yi Ru (Annie Chen) takes her job as an advertising executive very seriously. But her family and friends think she needs to take a vacation before she burns herself out. They concoct a plan and before Yi Ru knows what hit her, she is bogusly diagnosed with terminal cancer, told she has only six months to live, and shipped off to take a much-needed holiday. While she is still trying to digest her death sentence, she meets Lan Shi De (George Hu), the CEO of a family business on a business trip. When Yi Ru tells Shi De of her diagnosis and that she has always wanted to marry and have children before she died, Shi De agrees to marry her. Unbeknownst to Yi Ru, Shi De met her years ago and has been in love with her ever since. Has fate brought the two together or will their thrust-upon relationship have a deadline?
 
“Love, Now” is a Taiwanese drama series that originally aired for 72 episodes on SETTV from October 2012 to March 2013.

Love, Now

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When Chen Xin Yi tries to save her relationship with her no-good boyfriend, she mistakenly sleeps with a total stranger, Ji Cun Xi. Although they try to forget about the one-night stand, Xin Yi later discovers that she is pregnant. When the family of Cun Xi, who is the sole male heir to a successful family business, discovers that Xin Yi is having his baby, they force the two to marry. Will the pushover Xin Yi learn to stand up for herself or will fate have other plans for her?

Fated to Love You

Fated to Love You Team

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Xiao Shi (Cyndi Wang) is unlucky in love but dreams of meeting the right man who can break her “three-month curse.” Ever since her first boyfriend, Ah Zhe (Gino), none of Xiao Shi’s relationships has been able to survive 90 days. When Xiao Shi is dumped by her 17th boyfriend in the middle of the street, He Qun (Nicolas Teo), a famous idol, runs into her while trying to escape the paparazzi. As they land on top of each other in the street, the “kiss” is caught on film and makes the front page of the tabloids the next morning, creating a scandal by accusing He Qun of two-timing his girlfriend, Rita (Joyce Zhao), who just happened to have dumped him hours earlier. He Qun’s manager forces Xiao Shi to enter into a love contract and pose as He Qun’s fiancée in order to spin the scandal. Can the fake relationship even survive Xiao Shi’s curse?
 
“Smiling Pasta,” a 2006 Taiwanese drama directed by Ding Yang Guo and Shen Yi, is a remake of the popular 2004 Korean drama series “Full House.”

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