Enemies to Lovers

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A bizarre twist of fate throws impoverished tearaway milk delivery girl Chu Xia (Fei Xing) together with an unlikely Prince Charming – ruthless know-it-all business heir Han Qi Lu (Li Hong Yi), known to his schoolmates as Master Devil.

Tragedy strikes – Chu Xia finds herself orphaned and homeless. At the dying request of Chu Xia’s mother, the Han family agrees to take her in until she reaches university age, much to Han Qi Lu’s dismay.

But things soon get worse for him when his family insists Chu Xia must attend the same exclusive private school Han Qi Lu currently lords it over. Not everyone at the school is enamored with their quirky new classmate – least of all the Master Devil himself!

But Chu Xia’s street-smarts help her find her way out of countless scrapes, winning her a few friends on the way!

Will Han Qi Lu and his school friends scare off Chu Xia, or will she win everyone over with her own unique charms? And will the bitter adversity between Chu Xia and Master Devil turn into something altogether…sweeter?

This series is based on a hit novel by Jin Xia Mo.

“Master Devil Do Not Kiss Me Season 1” is a 2017 Chinese romantic comedy-drama.

Master Devil Do Not Kiss Me Season 1

Though a university graduate, Nodakura Naho (Mayuu Yokota) has yet to turn her dreams of becoming an everyday office worker into reality. With her bills piling up and no sign of permanent employment in sight, Nodakura has no choice but to take a part-time job. But finding even a part-time job is easier said than done.

Whether led by fate or chance, Nodakura finds herself accepting a position at a design company whose president, Sakisaka Takumi (Shirasu Jin), is quite the character. Despite his frivolous outward nature, Sakisaka is actually a highly accomplished designer who has more than a few prestigious awards to his name. Having seen both sides of her new boss, Nodakura can’t decide how she feels about him, or her new job.

Despite how she feels about her boss, Nodakura is determined to make her dreams of full-time employment come true. Working hard, Nodakura inadvertently catches Sakisaka’s eye. Giving his new hire an increasing amount of attention, it’s only a matter of time before sparks start to fly. But will these sparks lead to a passionate flame or a total burnout?

Adapted from the manga, “Anyway, I Won’t Run Away” by Kazumi Kazui, “Can’t Run Away From Love” is a 2021 romantic comedy drama directed by Yo Kawahara.

Can't Run Away from Love

💘  Captivated by You💘

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Jiang Yi Cheng (Xing Zhao Lin) is an incredibly talented computer programmer. But despite his talent, he is cold and aloof. This is due to the fact that he once fell in love with a woman who exploited him to get her hands on his codes – and left him licking his emotional wounds. Since then, he has been wary and untrusting.

Meanwhile, Lu Li (Zhu Xu Dan) is an intelligent female would-be programmer who admires and even adores Jiang Yi Cheng. She wants to follow in his footsteps, so studies hard and is granted admission to the same computer programming course he took at college. When she graduates, she hopes to apply for a role at his company – but is shocked to discover that the firm will not hire female programmers. Undeterred, she decides to dress up as a man and pretend she is male. This works, but keeping up the pretense turns out to be tough. But when she gets the opportunity, she manages to broker an agreement with Jiang Yi Cheng that will help him solve a problem of his own. They will become a “contract couple” and cohabit for a year. But will this unorthodox arrangement open the door for Cupid?

“Cute Programmer” is a 2021 Chinese drama series that was directed by Wu Qiang.

Cute Programmer

⌨️ Ctrl + Love 😍

For the most part, Anzu Kawakami (Makoto Okunaka) was a pretty average woman. She had her own place, a good job, and thanks to her best friend, Yuka Negishi (Yuka Suzuki), a pretty active social life. Overall, there was nothing about Anzu or her life, that would mark her as extraordinary, however, she did have her moments; and one of those moments was about to make her life a whole lot more difficult.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Having been invited by Yuka to a drinking party, Anzu couldn’t find a reason to say no. Happy to enjoy a chance to relax and have a little fun, Anzu and Yuka let loose, drinking quite a bit more than either had originally intended. Drunk to the point of being sick, Anzu tried to avoid making a spectacle of herself, but the alcohol in her system refused to cooperate. Mortified, Anzu tried to leave the party as quickly and quietly as possible; but her drunken escapade was noticed by one of the most handsome men at the party: Tetsuya Kuroda (Takumi Kizu). Painfully aware of last night’s misadventures when she walked into work the next morning, coming face-to-face with Tetsuya assures Anzu that a roaring hangover is only the first of her problems.&nbsp;&nbsp;

One of the company’s newest hires, Tetsuya remembers everything about Anzu and the party. Mortified by his sudden reappearance, Anzu would like nothing more than to melt into the floor, but fate refuses to allow such an easy escape. Forced to work alongside one of the most handsome men she has ever met, will Anzu ever be able to live down the most embarrassing moments of her adult life?

Adapted from the manga “Peach Color, Apricot Color, Sakura Color” by Saki, “Color of Romance” is a 2021 Japanese office romance drama directed by Sakemi Akimori and Miyashita Naoyuki.

Color of Romance

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Ji Yuan Chao (Jeremy Tsui) is the ice-cold Crown Prince of a powerful kingdom whose safety and prosperity owe much to the loyalty of a clan named Hua. The Hua clan stuck by the kingdom’s monarchs through thick and thin – and a Hua clan military general helped the kingdom win a famous and decisive victory. But Ji Yuan Chao is less interested in this than his predecessors. He shows no emotion no matter what crosses his path – and this has won him a reputation for coldness and indifference.

However, he appears to have met his match when he encounters the military general’s daughter Hua Liu Li (Zoey Meng). This woman is every bit as haughty and strong-minded as the Crown Prince, although she – at first glance – seems to be as meek as a lamb. And when they meet, they both secretly resolve to outwit each other. But as these two fiery souls collide, could love bloom between them? And could they eventually form a powerful union that will help bring peace to the realm?

This drama series was based on a novel by Yue Xia Die Ying.

“Royal Rumours” is a 2023 Chinese drama series that was directed by Zhou Jia Wen.

Royal Rumors

Psst! Guess What I Heard

When her brother announced that Yue Liu Ying (Sun Yi Ning) would soon marry, the usually playful girl was more than a little upset. But when her brother Informed her that he had arranged the marriage to have her spy on her soon-to-be husband, Ling Qi Ye (Cavan Wen), Liu Ying was outright revolted. Not wanting to play the part of a spy, Liu Ying tried to find a way to free herself from her brother’s control.&nbsp;

Unfortunately, Liu Ying never found a way out of her impending marriage and was eventually forced to accept her fate. However, that didn’t stop her from trying to find other ways out of this life that had been chosen for her. Deciding the best way out would be to poison her husband on their wedding night, Liu Ying was certain she would soon have her freedom. Little did she know that Qi Ye was as cunning and quick-witted as herself, and had his own plans for their marriage. Unable to outwit or outmaneuver her husband, Liu Ying was eventually forced to accept defeat, but only long enough for her to find another way around her fate.

With their momentary truce in place, Liu Ying was surprised to discover that Ling Qi wasn’t precisely the monster her brother had always described him as. A good man with a good heart, it was clear that Ling Qi was everything a good husband should be. Surprisingly enough, while Liu Ying was making these discoveries about her husband, he was making equally favorable discoveries about her. No longer at constant odds, could this oddly matched couple find a way to spend the rest of their lives together in wedded bliss?

A story of wits and will, “The Blessed Bride” is a 2022 Chinese romantic comedy drama directed by Tan Min.

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