When an opera troupe mysteriously vanishes at Dayong City's gate, the sovereign orders an urgent investigation. Su Cheng Xi (Simon Chen), the city's top detective, and Sui Han Bai (Li Pei Yang), a constable with unique abilities, are tasked with solving the case in just three days. Despite their initial mistrust, they must work together, especially after encountering Zuo Han Qin (Yin Rui), an assassin claiming to be the city's lord's daughter. The discovery of the Shi Wei Map, which reveals the location of a massive treasure, triggers strange occurrences, including bones filling the Shangtang River. As the team races against time to unravel the connection between the missing opera troupe and the mysterious map, they must overcome their differences to restore peace to the city. Adapted from the novel "Jianghu Juvenile Art" by Zi Mo Jian, this is a 2023 Chinese action adventure drama directed by Liu Qi Jia.

During the reign of Emperor Wan Li, Jiangnan is terrorized by a serial killer leaving cryptic clues and bizarrely posed corpses. Qu San Geng (Bai Yu Fan), the disciple of the first victim, begins investigating the seemingly unconnected murders with a small group of associates. As they dig deeper, long-buried incidents from a decade ago resurface, revealing signs of a mysterious puppet master manipulating events from the shadows. Qu San Geng must unravel the complex web of murder and intrigue to identify and stop the killer before more lives are lost. This is a 2023 Chinese drama series directed by Wang Zheng.

Xu You Yi (Zhang Nan), a naive author, discovers her husband Zhou Heng (Liu Zhi Yang) is having an affair with her best friend. When that friend is suddenly murdered, Xu panics and seeks help from Yan Wei (Sun Yi Han), a mysterious photographer who is secretly an assassin. As danger closes in, the two women form an unexpected bond, vowing to protect each other. Their relationship deepens, blurring the lines between friendship and something more. "Couple of Mirrors" is a 2021 Chinese drama series directed by Li Da Chao.

In the republican era of Changsha, nine powerful families known as the "Mystic Nine Clan" protect the town. Zhang Qishan (William Chan), the leader of the nine gates, investigates a mysterious train arriving at his station, which leads to an enigmatic mine. He enlists Qi Tiezui (Ying Haoming) and Er Yuehong (Lay Zhang), an opera singer from an archaeological family, to solve the mystery. Before their mission begins, they must first find medicine to help Er Yuehong's terminally ill wife. During their journey, they encounter Yin Xinyue (Zhao Liying), the young hotel mistress, and uncover a dangerous plot threatening Changsha's people. This is a 2016 South Korean prequel to "The Lost Tomb" that explores the intricate world of historical mystery and adventure.