Adapted from a novel by Liu Liu (六六) with the same title.

“Dong Poo Dee” is the story about Kom a young girl who grew up with her mother Kae, who has amnesia. The two are supported by Kru Sompon who is the owner of a school. Kae faints on the day that Kru Sompon throws a party for his older brother. She meets Pit Roongprai and remembers everything. Kae entrusts Kom in his hands before she dies. Once they are done with her funeral Pit takes Kom to Bangkok and entrusts her with a friend named Rangsan Rattanadechakorn to take care of and give her an education equal to his daughters Ratirot and Podjanee, but in truth Rangsan and Bunga his wife doesn’t like Kom and treats her as a servant. Once Pit goes out of the country, he sends a younger relative named Chartsiam Surabordin who is studying in England to take care of Kom if anything were to ever happen to him. Chartsiam gives a doll to Kom and this leaves a great impression on her. Pit dies and leaves a will for Kom, once Chartsiam returns he takes care of Kom from afar, but refuses to tell her about Pit. As for Bunga she sees him come often and tries to get close to him, but the young man doesn’t care for her because he has a lover already. Eventually, love blossoms between Chartsiam and Kom. But the love that appears to be forbidden for the two, how will it end up?

Armaan and Saadi are inseparable best friends who love each other to death like brothers. Aiman comes from America and Armaan falls in love with her. However Saadi begins to like Aiman as well and Aiman begins to like Saadi as well, causing Armaan to corner his feelings for her and this causes him to dislike his own mother who has been against Aiman and has been very cunning, which was coming in front of his eyes finally. Saadi marries Aiman and Armaan is heartbroken, and Saadi later finds out that Armaan likes her and is disappointed that he never was informed and feels as if Armaan distanced Saadi from himself. Armaan moves to Dubai. Some time later, Saadi is kidnapped by a politician and is killed while going to Armaan after he is let go from the kidnappers. Armaan is mentally deranged after this, because Aiman blames him out of anger and Armaan tries to kill himself. Armaan decides he should be there for Aiman because she has nobody now. He begins to take care of Aiman and her child, and begin their fight for justice for Saadi's death with the corrupt politicians. The last episode begins when Aiman is missing from the house and everyone is worried and panicking about her whereabouts.

Sawako was dumped by her husband and since then she has raised her three sons alone. One day, she happens to meet a young man who is dying. She falls in love with him at first sight. The young man also suffers from memory loss. Sawako names him Hoshio. Taking advantage of his memory loss, she decides to make him live with her as the father of her three sons.

Now, Sawako, her three sons, her grandmother and Hoshio all live together. Sawako hopes Hoshio never regains his memory. Hoshio also begins to develop feelings for her. Whenever Sawako has troubles, Hoshio helps her out with his mysterious ability. Hoshio's past is also mysterious. A mystery that is finally revealed.

The King of Yesterday and Tomorrow tells the tale of how Emperor Yung Cheng and Lui Sei Leong are accidentally transported 200 years into the future into modern day Hong Kong. Now, you can just imagine the reactions of these two Ching period characters when they wake up to find themselves in a totally unfamiliar environment. But that’s when we also get to see the differences between Yung Cheng and Lui Sei Leong. Being emperor, Yung Cheng chooses to observe his surroundings and is calm and composed albeit a little apprehensive. Lui Sei Leong, on the other hand, having been brought up with only one thing in mind, is bent on assassinating the emperor and reviving the Ming. She doesn’t care where or what time period she’s in! This, of course, results in a series of hilarious incidents involving the both of them. Yung Cheng assumes the identity of a Lee Tai Ha and is taken in by his uncle and family, while Lui Sei Leong joins a martial arts performing troupe.

Season 2 of Concubinage Record.

Forensic Examiner time-traveled to the past. Ends up in a harem with four wives and solves crimes.

LAW LIK AH (Kevin Cheng) makes a comeback after spending two years in prison. Working together with his wife WONG SEE FU (Myolie Wu), the couple become the 'Condor Heroes' of Sham Shui Po, continuing to help residents fight for justice. However, LAW and SEE FU's attitude and style when handling cases remains different and due to this, the couple quarrels frequently. As LAW's ex-wife GING LING LEI (Christine Kuo) suddenly returns from the US, LAW and SEE FU's relationship is put to the test. On the other hand, a businessman from the real estate industry was displeased by how they handled a building toppling case, which led to a disaster for LAW. Social worker TING KA FU (Sam Lee), MAI GOR CHI (Jazz Lam) and new police officer LEUNG BAO SING (Raymond Cho) also get affected. Can they all finally join forces and help vulnerable citizens fight for justice? (whole description copied from guilt)

This drama depicts the life of a legendary figure Zhang Ju Zheng in the Ming Dynasty. In Chinese feudal society, few prime ministers make their ways to the top from a humble background. Zhang Ju Zheng is one of those who does. He guides the 10-year-old emperor into making crucial reforms. Despite his best efforts his reforms are met with resistance and his family is forced to pay for his innovations and mistakes. His downfall foreshadows the downfall of the Ming Dynasty.