Ji Wen Kai (Aaron Yan) and Zhong Yu Tang (Joanne Tseng), childhood rivals with contrasting academic performances, find their roles dramatically reversed years later. After Yu Tang excels at MUSE Cosmetics and becomes a top secretary poised for promotion, Wen Kai, who previously struggled academically, returns as the company's new CEO after working abroad. Their unexpected reunion sparks tension as Wen Kai becomes Yu Tang's demanding boss, challenging her professional capabilities. Their competitive history and current power dynamics create a complex workplace relationship filled with potential romantic and professional challenges. As they navigate their new roles, they must confront their past perceptions and current professional expectations. This is a 2016 Taiwanese romantic comedy series that explores workplace dynamics and personal growth.

Li Zheng (Wang Zi) and Shao Xi (Joanne Tseng), children of long-time friends, embody their names' meanings - Li Zheng being diligent and attentive, while Shao Xi remains laid-back and carefree. When Li Zheng returns to Taiwan from Japan and enters high school, he encounters Shao Xi for the first time. Despite their contrasting personalities, a powerful connection draws them together, challenging them to adapt and understand each other. As their relationship develops, they must navigate the complexities of their differences and the strong forces that seem to both unite and potentially separate them. This is a 2017 Taiwanese drama series exploring the unexpected dynamics of young love.

Zhen Ai Jia (Summer Meng), a skilled bodyguard from a military family, decides to take one final assignment before leaving her profession to pursue a more normal life. Her last client is He Zhong Qi (Alien Huang), the CEO of Run-Zhi Motor Company, who challenges her carefully laid plans. Trained in loyalty and responsibility, Ai Jia finds herself unexpectedly drawn to Zhong Qi, forcing her to reconsider her decision to retire from bodyguard work. As their professional relationship develops, she must navigate the complexities of her career, personal desires, and growing feelings for her client. This is a 2012 Taiwanese drama series directed by Feng Kai.

Xie Fu An (Joe Chen), a skilled herbal doctor, saves the life of a wealthy old man during a critical heart attack, unknowingly reminding him of a woman he once loved years ago. Impressed by her resemblance and medical skills, the old man announces he will give his entire fortune to whoever marries Fu An. His grandson, Yan Da Feng (Blue Lan), initially plots to eliminate Fu An to protect his inheritance, but unexpectedly falls in love with her instead. As Da Feng shifts from wanting to harm her to desiring marriage, he must now stop the dangerous plan he previously set in motion to win Fu An's heart and secure a potential future together. This is a 2009 Taiwanese romantic comedy series directed by Liu Jun Jie, adapted from a novel by Liang Yun Ru.

Hai Lin (Mandy Wei), a talented ballerina, experiences a devastating tragedy when a car accident claims her fiancé Xi Wei's (How Yao) life and causes her to miscarry. Overwhelmed by grief, she contemplates suicide until a mysterious magician offers her a chance to go back in time and relive her life with Shih Wei. The catch: she must sacrifice her most cherished possession. Returning to the past, Hai Lin discovers that Shih Wei no longer feels the same way about her, challenging her to rebuild their once-perfect relationship. Can she recreate the love they once shared and change their tragic destiny? This is a 2013 Taiwanese drama series exploring love, loss, and second chances.

In this gender-bending musical drama, Gao Mei Nu (Cheng Yu Xi) is thrust into an unexpected role when her brother needs her help. After Gao Mei Nan (also Cheng Yu Xi) is unable to join the popular boy band A.N.JELL due to a medical emergency, Mei Nu – who is training to become a nun – must disguise herself as a male idol. She must navigate the challenges of maintaining her secret from the band's lead vocalist Huang Tai Jing (Jiro Wang), guitarist Jiang Xin Yu (Hwang In Deok), and rapper Jeremy (Evan Yo). As she struggles to keep her true identity hidden, Mei Nu must prove herself as a performer while avoiding discovery. This is a 2013 Taiwanese drama series, a remake of the popular 2009 Korean drama "You're Beautiful."

Yu Die (Mandy Wei), a former child prodigy who lost her mother and her swimming ability after a tragic drowning incident, struggles with memory loss. When she encounters Gao Hai Fei (Kingone Wang), a mysterious CEO hiding his true identity, she recruits him to help revive the struggling "Sea Horse" Men's Swim Team. Hai Fei, secretly searching for a "mermaid" from his past, becomes intrigued by Yu Die's lost memories and agrees to assist her in transforming the team's losing streak. As they work together, their complex histories and hidden motivations begin to intertwine, creating an unexpected partnership. This is a 2016 Taiwanese drama series about redemption, memory, and the power of second chances.

Chiang Chih Heng (Melvin Sia), a former mercenary and owner of Krisis security consultancy, and Ting Ruo Chin (Huang Wei Ting), a tenacious tabloid journalist known as the "Variety Queen," are professional rivals with contrasting careers. When they unexpectedly become stranded together on a desert island while en route to a news event, their antagonistic relationship is put to the test. Forced into close proximity, they must navigate their conflicting personalities and professional boundaries. As they struggle to survive and find a way back to civilization, unexpected dynamics begin to emerge between the protective bodyguard and the relentless reporter. "V-Focus" is a 2016 Taiwanese drama directed by Hao Xin Xiang.

The Yang brothers, each successful in his own right, lead seemingly perfect lives while avoiding romantic relationships. Yang Zhen Wei (Lin Yo Wei), the workaholic eldest, focuses solely on growing his catering business. Yang Zhen Hao (Tender Huang), the middle brother, works in entertainment and as a fitness instructor, while Yang Zhen Kai (Jolin Chien), the meticulous youngest, serves as CEO of the family empire. Their carefully constructed worlds are unexpectedly disrupted when they each encounter a woman who challenges their perspectives on love and personal connections. This is a 2016 Taiwanese drama series exploring the transformative power of unexpected romance.

Liang Jing Cen (Eugenie Liu) is preparing to take over her family's bakery, only to learn that it's about to be sold. Luckily, the wealthy Guan Heng Wei (Marcus Chang) agrees to help, with a strange condition: she must pretend to be his male lover to deter his grandmother's marriage attempts. As they navigate this complicated arrangement, hidden connections between their families begin to emerge. Their fake relationship becomes increasingly complex, blurring the lines between their initial business transaction and potential genuine feelings. Will their unconventional plan succeed, or will unexpected complications derail everything? This is a 2023 Taiwanese romantic comedy series directed by Eri Hao.

Shan Wu Shuang (Cheryl Yang), a 33-year-old top editor at iFound magazine, has always prioritized her career over love. After nearly marrying Leslie Sung (James Wen), a famous photographer, a misunderstanding led them to part ways. When she meets Lucas (Ethan Ruan), a 25-year-old former medical student now working as a magazine assistant, their unexpected connection challenges their preconceived notions about relationships. Lucas, who was expelled from medical school after his girlfriend's death, works under the supervision of his ex-girlfriend's sister, Han Jia Jia (Yang Ya Zhu). Despite their significant age difference, Wu Shuang and Lucas begin to explore the possibility of a romantic relationship. "Queen of No Marriage," also known as "My Queen," is a 2009 Taiwanese drama series directed by Lin Qing Zhen.

Wu Pei Pei (Lin Da Yuan) and Li Yu Xuan (Simon Lian) have been lifelong rivals, constantly compared by their parents despite being neighbors. As children, they secretly became friends until an unfortunate accident drove them apart. Now adults, they continue their competitive relationship, unknowingly pushing each other to greater success through their constant confrontations. Beneath their fierce rivalry, fragments of a deeper connection hint at the possibility of love. Will their long-standing competition prevent them from recognizing their true feelings, or can they overcome their differences and find a path to understanding? This lighthearted tale explores the thin line between rivalry and romance, revealing how two people can simultaneously be each other's greatest challenge and most profound connection. "Happy Enemy" is a 2022 Taiwanese romantic comedy drama directed by Shen Yi and Liu Jian Lu.

Xiao Shi (Cyndi Wang), perpetually unlucky in love, struggles with a "three-month curse" that has ended her past 17 relationships. When her latest boyfriend dumps her on the street, she collides with famous idol He Qun (Nicolas Teo), who is fleeing paparazzi. Their accidental "kiss" creates a tabloid scandal, implicating He Qun in two-timing his recently ex-girlfriend Rita (Joyce Zhao). To manage the media fallout, He Qun's manager convinces Xiao Shi to enter a fake engagement, challenging her notorious relationship pattern. As they navigate this contractual relationship, they must determine whether their staged romance can overcome Xiao Shi's seemingly inevitable relationship expiration date. "Smiling Pasta" is a 2006 Taiwanese drama directed by Ding Yang Guo and Shen Yi, which remakes the popular 2004 Korean drama series "Full House."

Lin Jia En (Kirsten Ren) lives a quiet life in Pingtung, while her friend Zheng Ren Wei (Jay Shih) dreams of city excitement. During their 1995 college entrance exams, Jia En unexpectedly fails, but Ren Wei passes and heads to Cheng Dong University in Taipei. Bored and impulsive, Jia En travels to Taipei for a day, but her trip turns disastrous when she is robbed. Seeking help, she finds Ren Wei's roommate, Liu Shan Feng (Lego Li), instead of Ren Wei himself. This chance encounter sets Jia En's life on an entirely unexpected path. This is a 2013-2014 Taiwanese drama series that explores youth, friendship, and unexpected opportunities.

In this intense street basketball showdown, East Sun College aims to maintain their nine-year championship reign in a crucial 3-on-3 tournament that determines court ownership. Yi Sheng Xue (lead actress), a longtime supporter of the team, falls for Shen Ruo He (lead actor), the team's captain, which sparks jealousy in her best friend Jin Zi Cong. Driven by his emotions, Zi Cong sabotages the team, causing their unexpected defeat. Devastated by the loss, Sheng Xue becomes resolute in her mission to reclaim victory and restore her team's honor. This 2024 South Korean sports drama explores themes of rivalry, friendship, and determination on the basketball court.

Ke Ke (Guo Shu Yao) was taught the value of money and hard work at a young age – and has been famously frugal ever since. Conversely, her free-spending coworker Hai Kuo (Sam Lin) is a total stranger to saving money… which makes things very awkward when romance begins to spark between them. There is also tension in store for the overly confident Michael (Lin He Xuan) and the extravagance-loving Elly (Cheryl Chou). Meanwhile, romance may also be on the horizon for Ke Ke’s best friend Jia Li (Katie Chen), after she meets quirky college student Yuan Chong (Huang Bo Feng). How will these very different people navigate the worlds of finance... and love? This 2024 Taiwanese drama series was directed by Peng Zhao Hong.