A drama depicting the story of high school students growing up in financial affairs in the school with a young romance that is based on Chun Ha Financial High School.

Transported back to the ninteteenth century by a strange cellphone, an entrepreneur is tricked into slavery and has to find a way back to the present day.

(Source: Netflix)

Episodes: 22

Duration: 42 min.

Content Rating: G - All Ages

Aired On: Saturday, Sunday

Qiao Haiyun has set rules that every New Year all family members must go home. No one had ever broken the rule until the most honest third-generation Li Yijin suddenly broke the tradition to go to her boyfriend’s home for the New Year.

Qiao Haiyun has three daughters. The eldest, Meng Ming Wei, is not her biological daughter. Because of lame inferiority, Meng Ming Wei had great ambitions for her daughter, Li Yijin, but had a very tense relationship with her. Meng Wan Qing, the second daughter, and Tao Shuna were a perfect mother and daughter, but the two accidentally discovered each other's secret. The process of rediscovering each other is also that of rediscovering oneself. The third daughter, Meng Yian, is the most like Qiao Hai Yun, strong and independent. Not wanting to be a strong woman like her mother, but by chance, Meng Yian took the same path as her mother.

The three generations of women in the Meng family were like a flock of birds. Although they watched each other from the distance, they supported each other and coexisted.

(Source: WeTV)

Adapted from the novel "Ta He Ta De Qun Dao" (她和她的群岛) by Yi Nan (易难).

Episodes: 40

Duration: 40 min.

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

At her Marie Antoinette-themed birthday bash, Michelle loses her head after a few drinks and wakes up dishevelled in a hotel room. Forty days later, she discovers she’s pregnant and sets about finding the culprit. Michelle narrows it down to three suspects who turned up at her shindig: figure-skating teenager Jeb (Jiang Jingfu); seafood-sauce tycoon Tiger (Leon Lai, vulgarly dismantling his matinee-idol image); and her Harvard-educated Chinese-American boss, Bill (Korean-American thesp Daniel Henney). Their confrontations provide ample opportunities for overdone slapstick and naughty sexual innuendo, but there’s also the matter of her incompatibility with any of them, poignantly addressing the harsh reality that she’s not exactly long-term relationship material in their eyes. 

Adapted from the novel "Kenjusho" (剣樹抄) by Tow Ubukata (冲方丁).

Burdened with heavy debt, Mok, a technical college student, applies for a high-paying job as a caregiver to Day, a badminton player with partial blindness following an accident. Day hires Mok who—unlike other applicants— seems to take no pity on him. With so much time spent in each others' company, the two develop a deep bond. When Day learns he'll have approximately 180 days until he loses what vision he has remaining, how will he two weather the trials ahead?

Episodes: 10

The ill-starred Li Wan Wan by mistake moves into a haunted mansion owned by a mysterious man. As they start their cohabitation, Li Wan Wan notices that her new landlord has the strange ability of borrowing intangible things from others.

Adapted from the novel "The Man Who Borrows" (借东西的男人) by Shi Wu (时巫).

Matoba Yosuke is s a salaryman who just lost his job. Matoba Hikaru, his wife, is a dancer who gave up her career when they got married. In the middle of a family crisis, Matoba Hikaru leaves to pursue her dream. Matoba Yosuke is stuck with their only son. Chikako, his old flame -turn jet-set career woman- is forced to take care of them. Will the romance spark again, now that Matoba Yosuke already has family, and Chikako has a younger man, Kikuta Jun, beside her?

(Source: Fuji TV)

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Episodes: 12

Duration: 54min.

Country: Japan

Airs On: Thursday

Aired: Jul 5, 2001 - Sep 20, 2001

Content Rating: Not Yet Rated