Working as an assistant chef at the Bauhinia Hotel, Gu Shengnan (Zhao Lu Si) thought her life was on track. She had a great boyfriend, a job she loved, and a bright future ahead of her. That all changes when she catches her boyfriend cheating and learns the hotel is being acquired by Lu Jin (Lin Shen), the sharp-tongued CEO she recently clashed with. Facing an uncertain future, Shengnan's luck turns when one of her dishes land on Lu Jin's table. A passionate foodie, Lu Jin is impressed by Shengnan’s culinary skills. Bonding over their shared love of food, this unlikely pair soon discovers a connection they never expected. This 2020 Chinese romantic comedy series was directed by Chen Chang.

In this quirky comedy, Azhai (Bai Shu) unexpectedly finds himself living with two robots, Adam (Leon Li) and Eve (Elvira Cai), who have fallen in love with each other. Initially attempting to create a robot resembling his crush Penny, Azhai is now stuck with these two artificial beings whose relationship complicates his life. A coding malfunction causes Eve to develop multiple personalities, creating further tension and unpredictability in their shared living situation. Despite wanting to get rid of Adam, Azhai recognizes the male robot's exceptional companionship, making their coexistence both challenging and amusing. This is the second season of the Chinese drama series "My Girlfriend's Boyfriend," which originally aired in 2017 and continues to explore the humorous dynamics between humans and advanced robotic technology.

Azhai (Bai Shu), a socially awkward otaku, is obsessively in love with Penny, the most beautiful girl in school. When he discovers future technology that allows him to create robot companions, he accidentally programs a male robot (Leon Li) modeled after Penny's ideal boyfriend. Attempting to rectify his mistake, Azhai creates a female robot version of Penny (Elvira Cai), hoping to win her affections. Unexpectedly, the robot Penny falls in love with the male robot instead of Azhai, creating a complicated love triangle that challenges Azhai's original intentions. This is a 2017 Chinese drama series exploring the unpredictable nature of love and technology.

Tian Xiao Ni (Tong Yao), a top fashion designer with an exacting personality, lives by her strict "18 Standards for Mr. Right" despite being single. When she meets Zhan Wang (Kimi Qiao), a professional race car driver who has quit his career to help manage an auto body shop, she believes she has found her perfect match. As Xiao Ni pursues Zhan Wang, she begins to question whether true love can be customized to her ideal specifications. This is a 2016 Chinese drama series directed by Xie Lü.n.

Xue Ling Qiao (Kim Tae Hwan), a 500-year-old mutant with supernatural powers, awakens from a century-long slumber after B-actress Tian Jing Zhi (Wu Qian) experiences a car accident. Using his extraordinary abilities, Ling Qiao heals Jing Zhi and unexpectedly moves into her apartment. As they navigate their tumultuous living arrangement and Jing Zhi's struggling acting career, they gradually develop an unlikely bond. Their relationship takes an intriguing turn when they discover a mysterious conspiracy that has mysteriously connected their destinies across centuries. This is a 2016 Chinese supernatural romantic comedy series directed by Deng Ke.