With rebels advancing on the kingdom and the Emperor dangerously ill, the ruler’s reluctant wife Su Yan (Ming Jia Jia) must reach out to the man whose love she was forced to forego five years ago – the Emperor’s younger brother Yu Wen Yuan (Richard Li). Wen Yuan has since become the rich and powerful King of Nanchuan, but he has not forgotten how his heart was broken when Su Yan married his brother. He's willing to help — but at a cost Su Yan might not be able to pay. This 2024 Chinese drama series was based on a novel by Zhou Fu Yao and directed by Zhou Xiao.

In the bustling city of Macau, where glittering high-rises and traditional districts co-exist in the same space, there's always something interesting taking place. Free-spirited art curator Chen Jia Hui (Zhong Chu Xi) has lived in Macau for years, but finds herself lacking inspiration. Unexpectedly, she crosses paths with professional race car driver Han Jun Hao (Elvis Han), who's come to Macau to participate in the International GT Cup. Although he's past his career prime, he's determined to finally win – or lose – on the track. Ambitious, career-minded Mai You Ge (Amy Chen) travels alone to Macau due to an urgent task from her company, but setbacks have her questioning whether she's made the right choices in life. She meets "Macau know-it-all" Xu Jun Le (Sunny Sun), whose carefree personality seems like the opposite of her own, but his upbeat demeanor might be just a front. Will the magic of Macau help them all find their place in the world?

Fu Ze Yi (Xiao Kai Zhong), the heir to a large family-run business conglomerate, has come to stay at the hotel where Jing Zhi Xia (Joey Chua) works. When she sees him, she recognizes him as Lin, a man she thinks once cruelly abandoned her, leaving her broken-hearted. She angrily confronts him, but she soon learns that he isn’t the man she remembered. A traumatic incident has led him to develop an alter ego, and his two different personalities are now battling for control over his body. And although Ze Yi seemed poised to win as the dominant personality, reuniting with Zhi Xia gives Lin a new lease of life. Lin wants to rekindle his love for Zhi Xia, but Ze Yi has also fallen for her! Can either of these competing personalities win her heart? This 2022 Chinese drama series was directed by Zeng Qing Jie.

Having grown up in Leshan, Xia Guo (Zhong Chu Xi) has made a nice, comfortable life for herself, but when she receives an extraordinary job offer, she suddenly finds herself forced to make a difficult decision. Presented with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, Xia Guo must decide whether to continue her predictable life or seize the chance to pursue a career in Shanghai. Well aware that leaving would mean leaving her boyfriend, Yu Jian (Liu Xue Yi) behind, Xia Guo must decide which path before her will lead to the brightest possible future. This 2024 Chinese drama series was directed by Han Qing and Xia Xiao Yun.

Demanding real estate developer CEO Gu Yi (Luo Zheng) increasingly relies on his quick-thinking personal assistant, Qian Jing (He Rui Xian). While their professional relationship thrives, it also becomes complex and romantic. Both are haunted by past events, with Yi’s trauma making him volatile and possessive toward Jing. As love rivals emerge, Jing must decide whether to leave this toxic relationship or transform it into a lasting romance.This 2023 Chinese drama series was directed by Jiang Tian Hang.

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.

The lives of former high school classmates Chen Mai Dong (Li Xian) and Zhuang Jie (Zhou Yu Tong) have turned out very differently. A former wild-living rebel, Mai Dong’s once-carefree life was derailed by a momentous, life-changing event. He has since become a funeral makeup artist, applying cosmetic treatment for cadavers before they are entered. Zhuang Jie, meanwhile, suffered debilitating injuries in a traffic accident, but has overcome her disabilities to become a successful salesperson. Their reunion leads them to find solace and comfort in one another’s company. Could this lead them to happiness – and even love? This 2024 Chinese drama series was based on a novel by She Mu Si and directed by Liang Cheng.

Yang Yi Fan (Shao Yu Qi) graduates from university and lands an internship at an advertising company, hoping for a fresh start after breaking up with her campus sweetheart Huang Yu Chen (Wang Jun Hao). To her surprise, Yu Chen has also applied to work at the same firm and appears to be competing with her for a full-time position. However, Yu Chen's true intention is to win back Yi Fan's heart. As they work together, he begins to understand the real reason behind their previous breakup and reassesses his career and feelings for her. "Buff in Love" is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Wang Si Yu.

Qiu Yuan (Li Geng Xi) dreams of becoming a cultural relic restorer but struggles to break into the industry until she meets Qin Zhi Yuan (Zhang Chao), a legendary heritage conservation master. When Zhi Yuan faces a workplace crisis, he recognizes Qiu Yuan's unique skills and takes her on as his student. As they develop a strong mentor-student relationship that begins to hint at deeper feelings, Qiu Yuan's long-time crush Zhu Huai Ren (Zhou Jun Wei) returns home, threatening to disrupt their growing connection. Zhi Yuan must now decide whether to fight for his feelings or let them fade away like an old artifact. Based on the novel "Restorationist" by Mao Shang Shu, this is a 2022 Chinese romance drama directed by Cha Chuan Yi.

Shen Ying (Zhao Yao Ke), a personable young editor at a food magazine, finds herself paired with Zheng Dao (Zhang He), her notoriously harsh and sharp-tongued colleague, for a special gourmet report. Initially clashing and finding each other insufferable, they are forced to spend a night together in a love hotel, which gradually sparks an unexpected connection between them. As their relationship begins to develop, external challenges emerge in the form of Zheng Dao's ex and Shen Ying's male friend, threatening to disrupt their budding romance. Despite their differences, they must navigate these obstacles and determine whether they can find the perfect recipe for love. This is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Heng Gup.

Shen Xi Ling (Cao Jun Xiang), known for his cold demeanor, meets Su Xiao Xiao (Gao Man Er), a compassionate swim team member, when they both join the same school club. Despite their contrasting personalities constantly causing conflicts, they gradually learn to understand and appreciate each other. As their relationship develops, school rumors threaten to challenge their newfound connection. Will they be able to overcome these obstacles and maintain their budding romance? This is a 2023 Chinese youth romance drama directed by Wu Qiang.

Wen Yi (Cecilia Boey), a successful fashion designer specializing in high-heeled shoes, has risen from humble beginnings to become a stylish industry leader. Her childhood friend and fiancé Shan Liang (Alan Yu), a wealthy dating app entrepreneur, seems like her perfect match. However, their marriage quickly reveals unexpected challenges that test their relationship. Despite her dreams of a fairytale wedding and life, Wen Yi finds herself confronting mundane realities that threaten to unravel her carefully constructed world. As the couple struggles to navigate their differences and maintain their bond, they must decide whether their love can withstand the pressures of their contrasting backgrounds and expectations. This is a 2023 Chinese drama series that was directed by Shen Wen Shuai.

Eight years after their painful breakup, Qin Ge (Lin Si Yi), now a popular manga author battling a chronic illness, unexpectedly encounters her former lover Bai Qi Jia (Xu Kai Xin). Years ago, Qin Ge ended their relationship due to her deteriorating health, leaving Qi Jia without a clear explanation. Struggling to balance her work and health challenges, Qin Ge finds herself facing professional difficulties just as Qi Jia re-enters her life. Despite believing she had permanently closed the chapter on their love, Qin Ge must now confront the long-suppressed feelings that resurface with Qi Jia's return. This is a story of love, second chances, and the possibility of rekindling a relationship once thought lost. "Dear Little Mermaid" is a 2022 Chinese romance drama directed by He Jia Nan.

Career-driven entrepreneur An Ran (He Hong Shan) is determined to climb the corporate ladder and tries to impress a group of potential investors. When her plan fails, she drowns her sorrows in alcohol, leading to an unexpected encounter with her landlord, Yan Yue (WINWIN). However, he’s not just a landlord – Yan Yue is actually An Ran’s college junior who’s harbored a crush on her for nearly a decade and a successful voice actor who keeps his real identity a secret. An Ran and Yan Yue’s paths cross once again when they end up working together, bringing them even closer. Could this be a sign that they were always meant to end up together, or was it all just a drunken mistake? This 2023 Chinese drama series was produced by Fang Fang, Su Han, Zhang Zhi Wei, and Xia Wen Yang.

Wei Qing (Yan Xi), president of Yunma Group, struggles to balance his demanding career with his relationship with girlfriend Zhou Shi (Xu Xiao Nuo). Their constant separation leads to a breakup, but two years later, Zhou Shi re-enters Wei Qing's life. Determined to reconcile, Wei Qing pursues her despite her initial reluctance and lingering hurt from their past misunderstandings. As they work through their emotional barriers, they begin to understand each other's perspectives and hearts. Their renewed connection offers hope for a second chance at love and potentially the "happily ever after" they both desire. This is a sequel to the 2018 drama "About is Love", a 2022 Chinese romance series directed by Guo Hui Zhong.

Xu Duo Cheng (Mao Na), a cheerful pianist, and Jiang Nan (Chang Zhe Kuan), a top pop star, become entangled in a media scandal after photographers capture them in a compromising position. Jiang Nan's talent agency strategically creates a fake relationship, forcing the two to sign contracts and spend time together. As they grow closer, Xu Duo Cheng harbors a secret: she has been diagnosed with ALS, a progressive nervous system disease that will eventually paralyze her and likely end her life. Knowing her condition will worsen, she struggles with whether to continue her relationship with Jiang Nan, who is developing deeper feelings for her. This emotional journey explores love, vulnerability, and the challenges of facing a terminal illness. "Smile to Life" is a 2022 Chinese drama series directed by Han Yang.