Recent police academy graduate Xu Qi An (Dylan Wang) is looking forward to starting his new career... until he finds himself spirited away to the Dafeng Dynasty, a realm populated by magical clerics, demons, and wizards! He wakes up in jail, but his quick thinking and knowledge from his "normal" life leads an organization of so-called “guardians” to recruit him to their cause, turning him into Dafeng's top investigator. Eventually, his path crosses with Princess Lin An (Tian Xi Wei), the ill-fated daughter of Emperor Jing of the Yuan Dynasty. Can Qi An and his new friends lead the guardians into a decisive battle between the powers of good and the forces of evil? This drama was based on a web novel by Mai Bao Xiao Lang Jun.

Ling Long (Connie Kang), bitten by a wolf while searching for her father, struggles with her dual nature - a gentle human side and a savage wolf persona. When she encounters Yan Qing (Gu Jia Cheng), an aristocrat who initially mistakes her for a thief, their paths become intertwined. Residing at the Yan manor, Ling Long begins investigating a theft, discovering her wolf senses growing increasingly sharp. Yan Qing, intrigued by her wolfish tendencies, offers to help her investigation. Together, they uncover a dangerous conspiracy that threatens their world. As Ling Long's wolf side becomes more dominant, Yan Qing must find a way to help her retain her humanity before she loses herself completely. Their partnership becomes crucial not only in exposing the evil around them but also in battling the darkness within. Based on the web comic by Cheng Du Yuan Meng, "The Wolf Princes" is a 2021 South Korean fantasy romance drama directed by Danny Ko.

In the year 2196, technology has transformed human existence, offering immortality through virtual reality. Chun Hua (Zhao Lu Si), dissatisfied with her seemingly perfect life, seeks true love by entering a unique program that requires her to give up immortality. Transported to a different world, she becomes entangled in a complex love triangle with Qiu Yue (Li Hong Yi), an arrogant and aggressive man, and Xiao Bai (June Wu), a kind and gentle soul. As mortal enemies who both fall for Chun Hua, she must choose between an instant connection and a love that develops over time. This is a 2020 Chinese fantasy romance drama based on a novel by Shu Ke and directed by Huang Chun.

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.

Su Xiao Wan (Yang Zhi Wen), a flower seller, mistakenly becomes entangled with the prestigious Gu family through a sibling contract with Gu Yan Xi (Ye Sheng Jia). Forced to navigate the family's complex dynamics, Xiao Wan must use her wit to survive Yan Xi's constant schemes. Gu Zi Qian (Zhao Tian Yu), the family's second master, offers her protection, but his kindness masks hidden motives. Caught between the two brothers, Xiao Wan struggles to find her true path and happiness. This is a 2020 Chinese romantic comedy directed by Dai Lu.

In the sixth century CE, the Qi Kingdom is a land of political intrigue and war. Prince Pei Yan Zhi (Zhang Ling He), a young military prodigy, is defeated in battle and forced to step down from his army leadership by a cunning court opportunist. Feeling betrayed, he goes undercover as a commoner to investigate the palace's hidden machinations. During his quest, he meets Su Ci (Chen Yao), a brilliant female detective, and together they form a close partnership. Joining forces with two other clever sleuths, they work to uncover the truth behind the imperial court's schemes. "Maiden Holmes" is a 2020 Chinese period drama that was directed by Li Xiao Jiang.

Pure love blooms in the sin-filled city of He Yang, between the universally despised female morgue laborer Yang Cai Wei (Ju Jing Yi) and a much-loved young man named Pan Yue (Liu Xue Yi). But tragedy strikes on their wedding night when Yang Cai Wei is killed – and suspicion falls on Pan Yue. However, Yang Cai Wei returns from the dead under the guise of the nefarious Shang Guan Zhi, hellbent on revenge. But she is soon sucked into crime-busting instead, with Pan Yue helping her crack cases. Will their newfound collaboration lead them to love once again – and will they learn the secret truth behind her previous death? This 2024 Chinese drama series was directed by Zhong Qing.

Xiao Wan Zi (Li Geng Xi), a street-smart daughter of a performer, unexpectedly finds herself declared a princess and forced into an arranged marriage with Mei San Shao (Huang Jun Jie), who initially resists the union. Simultaneously, Lu Ying Yao (Sun An Ke), the real princess, becomes entangled in an unexpected marriage with bandit Xiao Bao Ye (Ding Jia Wen) after a mistaken identity. Despite their initial reluctance and challenges, these four individuals must navigate their new marital circumstances and discover whether love can bloom from such unlikely beginnings. Adapted from the novel "Wrong Carriage, Right Groom" by Xi Juan, this is a 2021 Chinese historical romantic comedy drama directed by Wai Hong Chui.