Police officer Pang Hong Mei, amid the many obstacles created by U.S. and Jiang spy agents, rescued Ji Danyang, a patriotic scientist who had returned from the United States from the enemy spy. She accompanied Ji Danyang to Lumen City to participate in the "Water Drop Project". Enemy special forces formulated a sabotage plan codenamed "Operation Rock," concentrated their forces, and tried to destroy the "Water Drop Project."

Pang Hong Mei and Ji Dan Yang fought a life-and-death battle with enemy agents in Lumen, thwarted the enemy's conspiracy, protected the "Water Drop Project", and finally achieved the expected success. The couple who went through the test of life and death, also realized their dreams and firm ideals.

(Source: DramaWiki)

Episodes: 38

A cohabitation comedy about a ghost of a high school girl who has been dead for 5 years and an exorcist college boy with the ability to see and hear ghosts. What he’s discovered over the years is that he can touch them and fight them off, so when he’s in need of a part-time job and can’t find one that pays well enough, he starts putting ads online as an exorcist for hire. His ad: “Will face off with your ghosts. Chances of winning: virgin ghosts 80%, bachelor ghosts 40%, child ghosts 97%, the rest 50%.” One night he goes out on the job and faces off with a schoolgirl ghost, and during the fight, they accidentally kiss and sparks fly."

Romance at any age can have many challenges, especially when the family tries to interfere. Chiaki Yoshino (Kyoko Koizumi) is a 48-year-old TV producer from Tokyo who bought a house in scenic Kamakura, where she meets the 52-year-old widower Wahei Nagakura (Kiichi Nakai). As their relationship grows, Wahei’s family gets in the way of their budding romance. Wahei’s brother, Shinpei Nagakura (Kenji Sakaguchi), also tries to court Chiaki while Wahei’s sister, Noriko Mizutani (Naoko Iijima), is determined to give Chiaki a hard time. With so many family complications, can Chiaki and Wahei’s relationship survive? “Second to Last Love 2” is a 2014 Japanese drama series directed by Reiko Miyamoto. It is the second season of “Second to Last Love,” which originally aired in 2012.

Han Jung Rok was the top archer on the national team, but he now works as a delivery man. He struggles to make a living. Lee Hye Jin is his first love, but they broke up after his downfall. She is now a resident at a rehabilitation medical department. They meet again for the first time in 7 years.

A dramatic event causes Han Jung-Rok to travel back in time to the year 1562. There, he meets historical figure Im Kkeok Jeong. Im Kkeok Jeong is smart and handsome, but he works as a butcher, which is the lowest class in Joseon.

Han Jung Rok, who struggles to make a living in the present day, and Im Kkeok-Jeong, who belongs to the lowest class in Joseon, meet and make a miracle.

Does a love story only exist in tales?

Will the Real Prince and Snow White live a happy life described in the tale?

The rich-born girl Go Hee Soo (Kim Jung Eun) treats Kim Chan Ho (Kim Heung Soo) like her birth younger brother, with the playboy Kang Woo Jin (Jung Joon Ho), who plays triangle relations part with the two. You will see the endless climaxes and love stories.

Go Hee Soo is the granddaughter of the president of the biggest group KS in Korea. Raised by her grandfather, she is charming and elegant. However, she feels regret that she has lost her birth mom who passed away in a plane accident with Chan Ho's parents. One day she meets Woo Jin, who has just come back after study from the UK. She is attracted by the carefree Kang Woo Jin as he shows her a world she never knew. But Chan Ho, a very good friend of Kang Woo Jin, grew up with Hee Soo and never regarded her as elder sister. This triangle relationship make the three people in endless complex love problem.

Growing up in the 1990s, Luo Qi Qi had a rather unique school career. Having survived her lonely elementary years, she moved into a rather chaotic phase during middle school. Now, as a high school senior, she faces the inevitable challenges that come with transitioning into young adulthood.

Never a great student, the pressure of passing college entrance exams and getting into a good university is at times unbearable. Lucky for Qi Qi, her stubborn nature means she refuses to accept defeat, at least in most cases. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said when it comes to love. Having been on and off friends with Xu Xiao Bo for years, Qi Qi has recently started to notice that it’s become a lot more difficult to understand their relationship. Sometimes it seems like his feelings for her have developed into something beyond friendship but at other times, it seems like they’re nothing more than old acquaintances.

Struggling to make sense of so much of her life, Qi Qi embarks on a journey of growth, love, and friendship. Will the lessons she learns while she’s young lead her to a brighter future?

(Source: Viki)

Adapted from the novel 'Those Youthful Times That Can't Go Back' (那些回不去的年少时光) by Tong Hua (桐华)

Episodes: 30

On the night of a full moon, two people from two different worlds that look alike switch places. From the past is Duangkaew, a conservative and quiet girl, whereas from the present is Opal, a girl who is tomboyish and outspoken. When these two switch places, what will happen to them and the people in each world?

Depicts the bromance of Goo Pil Soo, a breadwinner in his 40s who dreams for his second heyday, and Jung Seok, a genius in his 20s who dreams of his own start-up company. The drama will realistically portray relatable stories, including the recent social and education problems and the employment and start-up wars. At the same time, it will draw a harmony between different generations and create a warm comedy drama that everyone can sympathize with and watch comfortably.