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Born blind, Hong Cheon Gi (Kim Yoo Jung) is a gifted painter who miraculously regains her sight and earns an unprecedented position at the prestigious royal art school during the Dan dynasty. In contrast, astrologer Ha Ram (Ahn Hyo Seop), despite his ability to see the future, lost his sight in a childhood accident. Fate brings Cheon Gi and Ha Ram together, and they quickly fall in love. However, their budding romance is threatened by political machinations of the royal court. Is their love fated to last or was it doomed from the start? Adapted from the novel of the same name by Jung Eun Gwol, this 2021 South Korean fantasy romance series was directed by Jang Tae Yoo.

Lovers of the Red Sky

For Your Eyes Only 👁‿👁  

Hunan TV, Mango TV

Hotel industry professional Xu Hong Dou (Liu Yi Fei)’s life takes a sudden turn after her best friend passes away, causing her to reconsider her life trajectory. She decides to take a break from the rat race, trading in her big-city life for a spell in a tranquil Yunnan Province village. However, Hong Dou is in for a rude awakening when it turns out that the countryside is not quite as idyllic as she’d imagined. She eventually meets Xie Zhi Yao (Li Xian), another big-city refugee who has come back to his hometown to launch a tourism business that showcases the village. Hong Dou offers to help him by sharing her hotel industry knowledge. As they begin to work together, they start to develop feelings for one another! Could love bloom as they try to put the little village on the tourist trail? This 2023 Chinese drama series was directed by Ding Zi Guang.

Meet Yourself

The Windy Team

Like so many other girls her age, Han Sun Nyeo (Kim Do Yeon) spends her days attending school, hanging out with friends, reading comics, and dreaming of her first love. Really, the only thing that sets Sun Nyeo apart from every other teenage girl in the world is the fact that she holds an uncanny resemblance to the heroine of a romance comic that was popular more than a decade ago. Having never paid much attention to the resemblance between herself and her comic book counterpart; Sun Nyeo’s thoughts on the subject take a drastic turn the day she comes face-to-face with the comic’s dashing male protagonist, Chun Nam Wook (Kim Min Kyu).

Having literally torn himself out of the pages of the comic book, Nam Wook now finds himself standing face-to-face with Sun Nyeo in the real world. Stunned by the sudden appearance of a comic book character come to life, Sun Nyeo can’t help but wonder how he got here and, more importantly, how is he supposed to go back? While Sun Nyeo tries to find answers to her questions, Nam Wook occupies himself with the singular task of winning Sun Nyeo’s affections.

Despite the fact that he is an undeniable heartthrob, every time Nam Wook opens his mouth, he says the cheesiest things. How can he possibly win his leading lady's heart when everything he says seems to make her cringe?

Adapted from the webtoon, “Comic Book Boy Girl” by Nimni, “Pop Out Boy!” is a 2020 romantic comedy drama directed by Wang Hye Ryung.

Pop Out Boy!

Channel 3, iQiyi

Ai (Meen Nichakoon Khajornborirak) is studying at a Canadian university when he gets into a fight and is eventually expelled and forced to return home. At his new university, Ai meets and falls for a fellow student, the free-spirited Chen Nhai (Ping Krittanun Aunchananun), but his feelings are not returned. Will these two stay in the friend zone? Or could Cupid bring them together? This 2022 Thai drama series was directed by Nob Sathanapong Limwongthong.

Ai Long Nhai

Ducking into you

After being dumped by her ex-boyfriend on their six-year anniversary, Miyabi Sayama (Yuuka Sugai) immerses herself into her job on the sales team at a real estate firm. Meanwhile, Tsukasa Donose (Takuya Kusakawa), is a highly successful company CEO, seeks a marriage of convenience to satisfy societal expectations. When he meets Miyabi, he proposes a “business marriage” where she can live rent-free in a luxury apartment, and he can present a “wife" to the world. There’s just one clause: If they develop genuine romantic emotions, they must divorce. However, cupid has other plans, and their arrangement beings to falter as emotions come into play. This 2024 Japanese drama series was based on a manga series of the same name by Kirato Ruka and was directed by Takayoshi Tanazawa.

Business Marriage

 Love for Rent Team

Tencent Video

The Emperor’s grandson Li Ni (Xu Kai) cares little for power – all he wants to do is fight on the front lines. He disguises his identity and joins the army, rising quickly through the ranks. But he’s not the only soldier with a secret: His new rival Cui Lin (Jing Tian) is also the only daughter of a well-known military leader, but poses as an ordinary fighter. They cross swords on the battlefields of a dangerous border region. But could their competitive and combative relationship one day lead to love? This 2023 Chinese drama was directed by Steve Cheng.

Wonderland of Love

Five years after her time studying abroad in Japan, Choi Hong (Lee Se Young) works at her father's publishing company in Korea. Unexpectedly, she ends up running into her ex, Jungo Aoki (Kentaro Sakaguchi), who's now a successful author visiting Korea to promote his new book... that happens to be about their previous relationship and all the things Jungo wished he told Hong. Taken aback, Hong remains cold and distant with Jungo, not wanting to let their reunion stir up painful memories. Jungo, however, sees their encounter as an opportunity to try again and vows to do things differently this time around. Can these two heal the wounds of their past and write a new happy ending for themselves, or has the book closed for good on their relationship? This 2024 Korean drama was directed by Moon Hyun Sung and adapted from the novel of the same name by Gong Ji Young and Hitonari Tsuji.

What Comes After Love

Nostalgic

Being forced to live under the constant pressure of her mother’s unrealistic expectations and strict control, Chae Da Hee (Han Sung Min) has spent her entire life miserable. Now as a university freshman, Da Hee hopes to find a freedom she’s never had before. Determined to make a fresh start at school, Da Hee is trying her best to do just that. But trying to be herself while still attempting to live up to everyone else’s expectations of her is proving to be a lot more difficult than she originally imagined.

As if dealing with her mother’s overbearing nature wasn’t hard enough, it seems to Da Hee that even her friends are trying to tell her where to go and what to do. Unable to be herself or do what she wants, Da Hee is beginning to feel suffocated by those closest to her. As she struggles to find a way out, she finds a sympathetic soul in her classmate Lee Hyun Jin (Kim Woo Seok). With dreams of becoming a music producer, Hyun Jin is doing everything he can to turn those dreams into reality; but it isn’t easy when he has his own set of family problems to deal with.

Connected by a shared pain, Da Hee and Hyun Jin find comfort in each other. But will the outside forces in their lives allow them to draw closer or will they ultimately tear them apart?

A story full of hopes and dreams, “TWENTY-TWENTY” is a 2020 school romance drama directed by Han Soo Ji.

TWENTY-TWENTY

Twenty, Flirty and Thriving 

GMM One

Popular office worker Uea Anol (James Supamongkon Wongwisut) butts head with the abrasive cad King Kunakor (Net Siraphop Manithikhun). After a company drinking session leads to an unexpected fling, they vow to keep their relationship a secret and ensure it stays purely physical. Cupid, however, has other plans. Will rivalry give way to romance for these uneasy bedfellows? This 2023 BL-themed Thai movie was adapted from a novel by littlebbear96 and was directed by Cheewin Thanamin Wongskulphat.

Bed Friend

Boyfriendwithbe(d)nefits🔥

Research shows over 73 percent of Korean women believe they\u2019re fat. And among those 73 percent, our heroine Kim Sam Soon exists. She\u2019s a heartbroken 29-year-old woman. She didn\u2019t go to college, got fired on Christmas, nor she has a lover or a lovely car. She lives in harsh reality but still dreams like any other 29-year-old woman. She dreams of having a movie-like romance with her ideal man, but she knows it is unlikely to happen. When she buries herself in work, it feels like she can carry on without getting married and just travel around the world. But sometimes, her heart flutters to a kind man, and she starts to get afraid of how time flies. She feels like she\u2019ll be able to achieve all her dreams if she can just suddenly hit the jackpot. To all Sam Soons, we present you this romance. We hope you stay strong just like Sam Soon. May life deceives you, and you shed tears over love, but don\u2019t let yourselves down but firm your heart up.

My Lovely Sam Soon

iQiyi

Qian Xun (Yang Fu Yu) is an intern at a newspaper. She has recently graduated, but is determined to land a scoop and make her name in the media industry. She plans to do this by investigating and publishing details of a murder – and wants to sneak into the crime scene with a friend so she can learn more. But while she is doing so, the duo runs into trouble when one falls off a rooftop, which leads her to meet the crafts specialist Su Ming Mou (Lin Shi Jie). She also meets Jun Wang Lian (Zhao Cheng Yu), a jade spirit and Su Ming Mou’s companion.

Later, Qian Xun learns that a number of other incidents – all seemingly linked to traditional craft items – have been taking place. Eventually, her path and that of Su Ming Mou cross again. She starts to realize that in some way, these craft works appear to animate and even become human. As she investigates further, she begins to understand that her fate appears to be linked with this mysterious world – and that her journey into this strange universe could lead her to love...

This drama series was based on a novel named “Monsters’ Monster Shop,” which was written by Shen Muchan.

“Half Bright and Half Rain” is a 2019 Chinese drama that was directed by Jason So.

Half Bright and Half Rain

🌈Rainbow Amidst Sun & Rain🌦️

Dragon TV

Workaholic fashion mogul Tang Mingxuan (Zhang Han) is all but married to his job, leaving little time for anything in his personal life. Everything changes when he meets Mo Fei (Xu Lu), a passionate embroidery artist, at a design fair, with whom he shares an immediate attraction. However, they’re both professionals dedicated to their existing plans – Mingxuan focusing on his business in China and Fei heading to Paris to study – and the relationship goes no further. When they later reunite for a European fashion venture, their professional partnership evolves into a deeply personal connection, challenging their long-held aspirations and changing their lives forever. This 2021 Chinese drama was directed by Tien Jen Huang.

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