Ye Ningzhi (He Hong Shan), a circus performer in the Eastern Liang Dynasty, becomes entangled in palace intrigue when her troupe is invited to the Empress Dowager's birthday party. Framed for treason by the Crown Princess (Liu Min), she is saved by court advisor Wei Guang (Jeremy Tsui). Two years later, Ningzhi returns to the palace as a handmaiden, where she courageously stands up against corruption, catching the attention of the Empress (Cao Xi Wen) and Emperor (Wayne Lai). Reunited with Wei Guang, she discovers their connection runs deeper than their initial encounter. Together, they must thwart the Crown Princess' plot to seize the throne, navigating the dangerous political landscape of the imperial court. This is a 2019 historical romance drama directed by Wei Han Dao.

In present-day China, Ji Xian Yun (Yang An Qi), an aspiring doctor, is mysteriously transported back to the feudal era, inhabiting the body of a minister's daughter who survived a suicide attempt to avoid marrying Ming Wang (Sheng Ying Hao), the Emperor's favorite son. Despite her initial desire to return to the modern era, Ji Xian Yun becomes intrigued by Ming Wang's debilitating illness and uses her advanced medical skills to cure him. Her efforts are complicated by court politics, intricate schemes, and the minister's family's insistence on the arranged marriage. As she navigates this dangerous historical landscape, Ji Xian Yun must balance her medical expertise, personal survival, and unexpected connection with Ming Wang. This is a 2018 Chinese historical medical drama produced by Zhou Rui Ni.

Growing up as the daughter of a performer, Xiao Wan Zi (Li Geng Xi) spent her entire life on the streets. Always cheerful and incredibly clever, Wan Zi had a knack for grabbing the attention of those passing by, drawing them into watch her father’s impressive performance. Though she never learned to read or write, Wan Zi never wanted for anything, as she possessed all the skills she needed to survive. But none of her street-smarts could prepare her for the encounter that would unexpectedly change her life forever. Suddenly declared to be a princess, Wan Zi finds herself completely unprepared for the life she is now expected to live. As if trying to adjust to this new life wasn’t enough, Wan Zi soon learns that she’s expected to marry Mei San Shao (Huang Jun Jie), a man who wants nothing to do with her. Vehemently opposed to the marriage, San Shao does everything he can to push Wan Zi away, but despite his best efforts, neither can escape the inevitable marriage. Meanwhile, the king has arranged a marriage for the ninth prince’s daughter, Lu Ying Yao (Sun An Ke), but things go terribly wrong when the bandit Xiao Bao Ye (Ding Jia Wen) mistakes her as his wife. Trapped in the most unexpected and unlikely marriages, Wan Zi, San Shao, YIng Yao, and Bao Ye all find themselves wondering what to do next. Is love even possible when your marriage starts out as a mistake? Adapted from the novel, “Wrong Carriage, Right Groom” by Xi Juan, “Truth or Dare” is a 2021 historical romantic comedy drama directed by Wai Hong Chui.

During the Ming Dynasty, Yu Qi Ling (Tiffany Tang) arrives in the capital city searching for her adopted mother's biological son. She encounters Jin Yuan Bao (Wallace Huo), a skilled sleuth in the Detective Bureau, and discovers their paths intersect through a kidnapping investigation. When the Empress Dowager arranges Yuan Bao's marriage to Jiang Xiao Xuan (Gong Mi), who flees to be with her true love, Qi Ling assumes Xiao Xuan's identity and marries Yuan Bao. Despite their constant arguments, the unlikely couple must work together to find Qi Ling's missing brother and protect the throne. This is a 2014 Chinese historical drama series directed by Huang Zu Quan.

As a child, Tian San Qi (Esther Yu) had an insatiably curious nature. Always asking questions, she could never seem to quench her thirst for knowledge. While many tired of her curiosity, there was one older boy who was always willing to humor her. Side-by-side, the two spent many happy days together, but their happiness didn’t last long. Disappearing without a trace, the little boy was suddenly snatched from her life, leaving San Qi with a broken heart and an unwavering determination to find her missing friend.  Years later, San Qi is as determined as ever to find the boy disappeared, taking her heart with him, but the quest hasn’t been easy. Now a forensic doctor, San Qi has spent years honing her skills, hoping they’ll help her find her friend. But so far, her efforts have been completely fruitless. The only bright side to her endless quest is the number of friends she’s made along the way.  With a group of highly skilled friends by her side, San Qi stumbles upon a series of cases that seem closely related to the disappearance of her old friend. As fresh clues begin to reveal themselves, the band of friends uncover a heinous conspiracy that’s been ten years in the making. Have they uncovered the truth too late or is there still a chance for San Qi to find the boy who stole her heart, all those years ago? Adapted from the novel, “Jin Xin Ji” by Han Xue Fei, “I’ve Fallen For You” is a 2020 romance drama directed by Zhou Tong and Dai Meng Ying.

As daughters of powerful families, Du Bing Yan (Bai Bing Ke) and Li Yu Hu (Tian Xi Wei) are expected to fulfill their duties by marrying into equally powerful families. Thus, when it’s announced that Bing Yan is to marry the sickly Qi Tian Lei (Ao Rui Peng) and Yu Hu is to marry the ferocious Yuan Bu Qu (Zhao Shun Ran), the two women have no choice but to oblige. Set to marry on the same day, a mix of fire, chaos, and a twist of fate set the brides on entirely different paths as their journeys to their weddings bring them face-to-face with each other’s groom. Will chaos plague this quartet of would-be lovers or will Cupid’s arrow strike true in the end? This 2023 Chinese drama was adapted from the novel of the same name by Xi Juan.

Lu Yue Er (Zheng He Hui Zi), a hardworking 17-year-old, helps run her family's small business in a bustling town. Hua Yi Nan (Huang Sheng Chi), the 20-year-old master of a large island, must marry her due to a family requirement. Initially resistant to his awkward courtship, Lu Yue Er eventually becomes his wife. As they spend time together, they begin to understand each other's true nature, and an unexpected attraction develops. The couple's budding relationship is threatened by the secret behind Hua Yi Nan's urgent desire to marry her. "Believe in Love" is a 2022 Chinese drama series directed by Shen Jin Fei.

Despite being a renowned beauty of the Fu Yu Kingdom, Princess Liu Chang Sheng (Qi Yu Chen) can't seem to find a suitable husband, as she is rumored to bring bad luck to her future spouse. Taking advantage of this rumor, the emperor sends Princess Chang Sheng to marry feared warrior Prince Li Jing (Wu Jun Ting) of the neighboring kingdom, in the hopes that she might cause his death. However, Princess Chang Sheng decides to actively pursue Prince Li Jing romantically and form a genuine relationship. Although her attempts seem one-sided, the prince may not be as cold as he appears... Can this couple beat the odds? The Unexpected Marriage is a 2024 Chinese romantic comedy drama directed by Xi Dao, adapted from the web novel The Leftover Warrior Princess by A Ci.

Some time ago, Hua Rong (Zhao Zhao Yi) ran away from her well-respected family, looking for adventure, and hoping to help those in trouble while on her travels. She went off to sea, but was eventually kidnapped by an infamous pirate named Qin Shang Cheng (Yuan Hao). He fell in love with her and kept her hostage on an island guarded by a mighty sea monster. Although she escaped the island, Qin Shang Cheng eventually found her – and the two fell in love. Now, they have vowed to marry, but the Emperor has other plans for Hua Rong: He wants her to marry Duan Mu Bai (Wang Ze Xuan), a hostage prince of the Southern Wilderness realm. The Emperor believes this union will bring peace to the empire. But Hua Rong has no intention of allowing her future to be decided by imperial decree – and hopes she can wed Qin Shang Cheng. However, a female pirate named Chi Hong (Guan Xin) also hopes to derail the union, and marry Qin Shang Cheng herself. Will Cupid aid the lovers on their quest for romance – or will destiny tear them apart? This drama series is the sequel to the 20219 drama “The Romance of Hua Rong.” “The Romance of Hua Rong 2” is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Ren Hai Tao.

Hua Rong (Zhao Zhao Yi) comes from a well-respected family, but she is bored with her life and hungers for adventure. When she runs away from home looking for excitement, she gets more than she bargained for! Notorious pirate Qin Shang Cheng (Yuan Hao) is instantly smitten and traps her on an island. When she escapes, she meets the dashing young prince Jin Yi Wen (Ian Yi), who also falls for Hua Rong, but Shang Cheng won’t let the woman he loves go without a fight! Who will win the battle for Hua Rong’s heart? This 2019 Chinese drama series was directed by Danny Ko.

Liu Ling (Crystal Yuan) is a young member of the royal family who has been granted the auspicious title of Princess Chang Le by the Emperor – who has a soft spot for her (and thinks little of her father). She is aged 20, and until now she has lived a pampered and privileged life. She is capricious, impatient, and quite bratty. Even when people lavish gifts upon her, she treats them with disdain. She has a habit of rubbing people up the wrong way and acting impulsively – a fact that has seen her develop many enemies at court. Even the common folk have a habit of spreading malicious – and often totally unfounded – rumors about her. On her birthday, she decides – on a whim – to travel out of the palace to drink in a private room at an exclusive inn. She drinks herself into a stupor and is sleeping off the alcohol when Shen Yan (Zheng Ye Cheng), a young army commander and an ice-cold martial artist stumbles into her room after having been injured in a sword fight with a notorious bandit. The Princess falls for this wounded warrior and tries to win his heart – although he initially doesn’t seem very impressed with her advances. But, given time, could this unlikely duo strike up a friendship – or an even more unlikely romance? This drama was based on a web-based novel that was authored by Yi Ren Kui Kui. “My Sassy Princess” is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Zhu Shao Jie.

The powerful, quick-witted, and resourceful Ye Xi (Huang Ri Ying) wants nothing more than to become a heroic martial artist who rescues the poor and needy from evil. But while her intentions are noble, she is naive to the wicked ways of the world. As such, whenever she tries to put her trust in a potential martial arts practitioner partner, she inevitably finds herself taken advantage of. When she finally finds a righteous person, the divine doctor Bai Yue (Li Hong Yi), fate cruelly intervenes and tears them apart. Determined to fight her way back to his side, she is forced to revisit all of her former mistakes – and right every single one of her past wrongs. Will she succeed in her quest? And will her mission end in a romance that was worth fighting for? This 2023 Chinese drama was directed by Zhu Dong Ning.

When a woman's life is forever changed by a vengeful man, Lie Ru Ge (Dilraba Dilmurat) grows up as the heiress of Lie Huo Pavilion, loved by three different men. Zhan Feng (Zhang Bin Bin), her first love, breaks her heart, while skilled martial artist Yin Xue (Vic Chou) harbors a one-sided love and enters immortality to see her again. The disabled prince Yu Zi Han (Wayne Liu) remains her steadfast friend despite losing his senses. When Ye Luo reappears to weave vengeful lies that threaten to tear Ru Ge and Zhan Feng apart and bring national turmoil, can they seek the truth and restore peace? This is a 2018 Chinese historical romance drama directed by Liang Sheng Quan, based on the novel Lie Huo Ru Ge by Ming Xiao Xi.

Raised deep in the mountains by her elderly grandfather, Lu Zhaoyao (Bai Lu) has spent her entire life cut off from the outside world. Never knowing pain or sorrow, Zhaoyao has grown up cheerful, content with the world and her part in it, until the day that world came crashing down around her. Now the fierce and fearless leader of the demonic Wan Lu sect, Zhaoyao is determined to take possession of the great Wan Ju Sword, but her determination leads her awry. Ambushed by the ten Immortal Sects not long after setting out for the sword, Zhaoyao is defeated. Believing Mo Qing (Xu Kai), a guard of the Wan Lu sect and her closest ally, is behind this ambush, Zhaoyao vows revenge. Five years later, Mo Qing has taken his place as the leader of the Wan Lu sect, embracing his new position as the Demon King’s son, as well as his true name, Li Chenlan. With the help of Qin Zhiyan (Xiao Yan), Zhaoyao returns to the place she once called home, determined to bring down the rule of this vile traitor; but things don’t go quite the way she planned. With certain truths slowly revealed, Zhaoyao begins to realize her greatest enemies may have actually been her most devoted allies.  Directed by Steve Cheng, "The Legends" is an exciting 2019 fantasy romance drama based on the novel by Chinese author, Jiulu Feixiang.

Can two star-crossed lovers find their happy endings in their mortal and immortal lives? When an evil ghost lord tries to cause destruction, the beautiful High Goddess Bai Qian (Yang Mi) risks her life and loses her memories in her attempt to seal him away. When she is sent to the mortal world in order to regain her powers, she meets Ye Hua (Mark Chao) and the two fall deeply in love. When Bai Qian and Ye Hua regain their immortality, Ye Hua tries to pursue Bai Qian again, but he is treated with indifference. Will Ye Hua be able to regain Bai Qian’s affections and have her fall in love with him all over again? Eternal Love is based off the xianxia novel ‘To The Sky Kingdom.’