While Gu Yi (Shen Yue) works as an average corporate employee by day, she hosts a comedy show at night to nourish her true love of making others laugh. However, she finds herself baffled by audience member Dai Wen (Lin Yi), who never seems to react to her jokes. As she tries to get to know Dai Wen more, she realizes that the problem runs deeper than just differing senses of humor: he suffers from alexithymia, making it difficult for him to process or express any emotions at all, despite his best efforts. Could Gu Yi be the key to unlocking Dai Wen's ability to feel – and might one of those feelings be love? This Chinese drama was adapted from the novel of the same name by Zu Le.

Dugu Ruo Nan (Joe Chen), a fierce talent manager, handles challenging stars like the temperamental Song Zi Hao (Wang Zi Rui). During a dramatic rooftop incident, she collaborates with Ji Mo (Jin Han) to save a model from her knife-wielding boyfriend. After Song Zi Hao betrays her professionally, Dugu finds herself unexpectedly sharing a house with Ji Mo, a perceptive individual who matches her intensity. As they continually attempt to outsmart each other through clever tricks and manipulations, an unexpected romantic tension begins to develop between them. Their initial fierce rivalry gradually transforms into a potential love connection, challenging their professional boundaries and personal expectations. "Hello, My Shining Love" is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Chen Ming Zhang.

Jin Mi (Yang Zi), a frost flower fairy born to the Flower Deity and Water Immortal, is raised in isolation in the Flower Realm, protected by a magical pill that suppresses her emotions and prevents love. Her quiet life changes when she rescues Xu Feng (Deng Lun), the Fire Immortal, who takes her to the Heavenly Realm at her request. There, she becomes entangled in celestial politics and the growing rivalry between Xu Feng and his half-brother, Run Yu (Luo Yun Xi), the Night Immortal. As Jin Mi's suppressed emotions awaken and her bond with Xu Feng deepens, she finds herself caught in a dangerous love triangle that will shape the fate of the realms. This 2018 Chinese fantasy romance, directed by Chu Rui Bin, is based on the novel Heavy Sweetness, Ash-like Frost by Dian Xian.

In the tumultuous era of early 20th-century China, Yi Lian Kai (Elvis Han), a wealthy playboy, falls deeply in love with Qin Sang (Sun Yi), the daughter of a high-ranking official. Despite Qin Sang's initial love for Li Wang Ping (Jeremy Tsui), who is sent to study in Japan, she reluctantly marries Lian Kai under family pressure. Determined to win her heart, Lian Kai becomes a devoted husband and joins the armed forces as a commander to protect her during wartime. When Wang Ping returns with a new identity as Pan Jian Chi and becomes Lian Kai's second-in-command, Qin Sang finds herself torn between her husband and her first love. As tensions rise and emotions clash, she must choose between the two men who have captured her heart. This is a 2018 Chinese historical drama series directed by Hou Shu Pui, adapted from the novel "Mi Wu Wei Cheng" by Fei Wo Si Cun.

In the tumultuous era of the Northern and Southern dynasties, three Dugu sisters—Dugu Banruo (Ady An), Dugu Mantuo (Li Yi Xiao), and Dugu Jialou (Hu Bing Qing)—are bound by a prophecy: "He who has Dugu, has the world". Daughters of a court official, they grow up with beauty, intelligence, and a vow to remain loyal. As time passes, their paths diverge dramatically. Banruo becomes an ambitious woman determined to become empress at any cost, Mantuo seeks wealth and power to escape her lowly birth, and Jialou remains a gentle, peace-loving scholar. Caught in a web of political intrigue and power struggles, the sisters find themselves at the center of historical upheaval that will forever change their lives and the fate of their world. This is a 2018 historical fiction drama directed by Hou Shu Pei and Lan Zhi Wei.

In the republican era of Changsha, nine powerful families known as the "Mystic Nine Clan" protect the town. Zhang Qishan (William Chan), the leader of the nine gates, investigates a mysterious train arriving at his station, which leads to an enigmatic mine. He enlists Qi Tiezui (Ying Haoming) and Er Yuehong (Lay Zhang), an opera singer from an archaeological family, to solve the mystery. Before their mission begins, they must first find medicine to help Er Yuehong's terminally ill wife. During their journey, they encounter Yin Xinyue (Zhao Liying), the young hotel mistress, and uncover a dangerous plot threatening Changsha's people. This is a 2016 South Korean prequel to "The Lost Tomb" that explores the intricate world of historical mystery and adventure.