Asian Drama

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Episodes: 24

Aired On: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Duration: 15 min.

Content Rating: Not Yet Rated

The story of the beautiful young woman named Nak, who lived on the banks of the Phra Khanong Canal, and her undying love for her husband, Mak. With Nak being pregnant, Mak is conscripted and sent to war, where he is seriously wounded. While he is being nursed back to health, Nak and their child both die during a difficult childbirth. When Mak returns home, however, he finds his loving wife and child waiting for him, but he doesn't know they're ghosts. (Source: Wikipedia) ~~ Based on the Thai legend of "Mae Nak Phra Khanong" (แม่นากพระโขนง) or Nang Nak (นางนาก).

Episodes: 28

Aired On: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Duration: 42 min.

Content Rating: 13+ - Teens 13 or older

Komori Hiroto is a kind young man who works at the city hall. Since losing his parents in an accident, he has been living with his younger brother Michito, who has autism spectrum disorder. Their restful days are changed when they meet a young boy called “Lion” who they decide to take in. Before long, they get caught up in an incident that changes their lives completely.

(Source: Drama-Otaku)

Duration: 54 min.

Content Rating: Not Yet Rated

Airs On: Friday

Shen Zhi Li embarks on a quest to revive his master using an ancient formula that requires a rare medicinal ingredient. When Su Chen Che arrives, Shen Zhi Li is unexpectedly trapped in a time loop, discovering that each time Su Chen Che dies, time resets. To complete the mission, the two set out together, navigating misunderstandings, a growing bond, and cryptic guidance from a mysterious figure in the shadows. Can they solve the riddle of the time loop and find the elusive ingredient?

(Source: TVDb)

Adapted from the novel "Gong Zi Wu Chi" (公子无耻) by Wei He Zong Zi (维和粽子).

Episodes: 32

Duration: 17 min.

Aired: Nov 12, 2024 - Nov 30, 2024

Content Rating: Not Yet Rated

Airs On: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Ratings: 7.5

A homeless person wakes up and finds a bag. The bag contains one million yen in cash. Soon, the money is being recirculated into the public. The money though is discovered to be counterfeit though done with high quality.

Who and why did someone leave the counterfeit notes for the homeless?

Detective Erika Miyazono (Meisa Kuroki) goes undercover at a jewelry store to investigate the store's connection with money laundering. During her investigation, Detective Erika becomes aware of a big money investor, Nonomiya (Mitsuhiro Oikawa). She tries to approach him.

To find the source of the counterfeit notes, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department summons a specialist on counterfeit money.

Meanwhile, even though Detective Erika becomes involved in Nonomiya’s plan, she comes to know his true purpose.

The pandemic that happened in Chiba was the beginning of everything. Mizukami Riri encounters an infected person on the way back from the softball club. She escapes to the shelter with everyone in the club, but a new infected person appears and she runs out of life. When she woke up, she was in a shopping mall in Makuhari.

Young men and women of different ages and occupations lived in a siege and lived a cheerful and "special" life. If they go outside, it's a hell full of zombies. However, the shopping mall is a safe area full of leftover supplies.

A human pattern that intersects with the feeling of "I want to fall in love because of this time!". Who and who can stick together and escape alive? A survival romantic comedy that depicts funnyness in extreme situations where each true intention and love pattern can be seen and hidden!

29-year-old Iwaya Sumire has had a bad day. Make that the worst of all bad days. She has been dumped by her boyfriend of 5 years when she was anticipating a marriage proposal (although she read the situation and dumped him before he could get the words out) and has been demoted from the foreign correspondence department to a different department at the newspaper where she works because she punched her boss when he made drunken advances. Stumbling home, drunk, and emotionally wrung out, Sumire remembers that a puppy had been set out for adoption in a box near her apartment building that morning. Hoping that the puppy is still there, she opens the box flaps only to find a young man with a lithe, graceful body, large, dark eyes, and a mop of shaggy dark hair staring back at her.

In her drunken stupor, Sumire mistakes the young man, 20-year-old modern interpretive dancer Goda Takeshi as her favorite dog Momo from when she was a child. Goda Takeshi is practically homeless, and at the moment is slightly injured from having been beaten up by an assailant for reasons unknown when he climbed into the box to both hide and catch some sleep. Sumire clings to him, weeping. Compassionate to a fault, Takeshi's heart softens for this strange woman and he brings her safely to her home where she kisses him in the entryway, still crying. He was wrecked from that moment. So begins a bizarre and beautiful relationship where Sumire allows Takeshi to live with her, but solely in the capacity of a pet dog. She even calls him Momo. Every day, coming home, Sumire-chan (as Takeshi calls her) and "Momo" do life together in such a way that gradually develops into so much more.

Baralee, who is clumsy, starts feeling bored about being a beauty expert and wishes to be a spy. Her police friend supports her and helps her to apply to be a spy.

She can get through anything with her make-up bag while also meeting her perfect guy with smooth skin — hoping to win his heart.

EMT's president tries to force his daughter, Ai Mi Er, to marry Long Ke Company's He Yi Kun, the eldest of the president's sons for a business alliance. Ai Mi Er runs away to receive help from her boyfriend, Peter, and coincidentally ends up as the housemaid for He Kai Xin, the younger brother of He Yi Kun.

A man lives his life trying to foster a hatred for his enemy and devising ways to seek revenge. Le Jun Kai  decides to marry his enemy’s daughter, Ye Zi , and then proceeds to mistreat her and make her life as miserable as possible. But there’s a small problem. Jun Kai falls in love with Ye Zi, but he keeps his heart stone cold and tries to deny his growing love for his wife. Afraid to let his emotions get out of control, Jun Kai divorces Ye Zi, only to find out years later that she gave birth to his son and raised him on her own. Will Jun Kai be able to continue to deny his love for Ye Zi and continue to live his life consumed by hate?

Den Bussaya got married with Jitree, the former miss beauty queen, but his mother disliked her, so she tried to get rid of her by looking for a new wife for him that was Duen. Duen was pregnant with her ex-husband and lied to Den's mother that she was pregnant with Den. Jitree was hurt and ran away from him to stay in Chiang Mai. Later, Jitree gave birth to Taddao and taught her to hate her father, but she didn't know that Den sneaked to meet Taddao often. Later, Den wrote his will to give Bussaya house only to Taddao and left the will with Puang, his follower to take care of it before he died. Jitree was indebted because of gambling, so she wanted to give Taddao to get married with Prince Wattana for money. Prince Yodkhwan or Prince Noi, Prince Wattana's son just came back from studying in America. When he knew that his father would get married with the young girl, he was angry and ran away from the palace to do farming with his follower. Jitree told Taddao about her father's death

Adapted from comic 'Please! Make Me Beautiful!'. The candid and straightforward Chen Zhen works as a salesgirl for cosmetics. She meets Wang Yi, a leading prosthetic makeup artist, at a fashion show by chance. And thus, commences her pursuit in the field of prosthetic makeup, while romance blossoms between the two.