Lu Sen (Connor Leong), a technology company chairman with a deadly skin-contact allergy, becomes intrigued by Dr. Fu Yang's (Wang Fang) lifelike robot companion "Friday". When a technical issue prevents the robot's delivery, the doctor asks his former assistant Yang Shan Shan (Sun Qian), who was the robot's physical model, to impersonate the robot temporarily. Arriving at Lu Kun's home, Shan Shan successfully mimics the robot's behavior and avoids triggering his allergies. As she spends more time with him, she becomes emotionally invested and struggles with keeping her true identity secret. Her growing feelings and desire to reveal the truth create tension, leading her to wonder if Lu Kun will accept her as a human once her deception is exposed. This is a 2022 Chinese romantic sci-fi comedy drama directed by Xing Xiao that explores unexpected love and connection.

Mi Chong (Leon Leong), a young man suffering from severe social anxiety, lives a reclusive life consumed by fear and despair. On the verge of suicide, he unexpectedly saves Zhi Liu (Vivienne Tien), a girl about to drown in a river. Despite their contrasting personalities - his introverted nature and her extraverted spirit - an unlikely friendship begins to form. Both carrying deep emotional wounds from their past, they find solace in each other's unexpected connection. As they navigate their personal struggles, a potential romantic relationship emerges, challenging their individual perceptions of life and relationships. This drama, partly inspired by real-life court cases from the Chinese prosecution service, explores themes of mental health, human connection, and personal transformation. "Definitely Not Today" is a 2021 Chinese drama series directed by Gu Quan and Zhang Qing Fan.

Four university friends navigate life's complexities with unique personalities. Xia Lang Lang (Shen Yue) is a tomboyish, logical student who discovers her softer, romantic side. Huangfu Shu Min (Zhang Ruo Nan) learns to break free from her dependent nature, while Fan Xiao Yu (Vivienne Tien) begins exploring business and personal independence despite her family's expectations. Yang Jia Qian (Zhang Xin Yi) reveals hidden depths now that she's away from her family's watchful eye. As these young women embark on their university journey, they each confront personal challenges and grow beyond their initial limitations. Their friendship provides support as they individually seek to understand themselves and their potential. This is a 2021 Chinese drama series directed by Li Zhi.

Nuan Nuan (Eleanor Lee), a 22-year-old pop star hopeful, finds herself at a crossroads when her girl group disbands before debut. A chance encounter with Han Che (Leon Leong), a successful but cold sound and lighting engineer with an exceptional memory, changes her trajectory. Despite his occasional memory lapses, Han Che becomes an inspiration for Nuan Nuan, who discovers her passion for fashion design and aspires to work at a clothing store's headquarters. As they navigate their professional challenges, their initially adversarial relationship gradually transforms, hinting at a potential romantic connection. Will their growing fondness for each other lead to both career success and love? This is a 2020 Chinese drama series co-produced by Fang Fang and Shao Wen Yi.

Best friends An Sheng (Shen Yue) and Qi Yue (Chen Du Ling) find their friendship tested when the charming Su Jiaming (Dylan Xiong) enters their lives. Both women fall for him, but when An Sheng realizes Su Jiaming prefers Qi Yue, she withdraws from their lives, pursuing a brief relationship with a rock musician. Despite her attempts to play matchmaker, complications arise when Qi Yue and Su Jiaming's engagement becomes uncertain, raising questions about potential hidden secrets and betrayals. Based on a web series by Anni Baobei, this drama explores the complexities of friendship, love, and loyalty. "Another Me" is a 2019 Chinese drama directed by James Tsui.