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When the digital age is more dangerous than you think. A LINE TV Original, this omnibus drama covers 8 different stories in an interpretation that will thrill you with the dark side of the social world.

This drama focuses on the life of Jung Yak Yong, a gifted scholar from Joseon who also had a keen eye for investigation. Jung Yak-Yong (Park Jae-Jeong) is a secret royal inspector. He carries out his job righteously, so King Jung-Jo trusts Jung Yak-Yong. But Jung Yak-Yong is involved in the case of Priest Joo Moon-Mo who spreads western learning thought. Jung Yak-Yong is blamed by people who are jealous of him and finally Jung Yak-Yong is demoted to the low-ranking government position of the Chalbang official of the Geumjeong area. Jung Yak-Yong doesn't expect a lot of work in his new position, but cases occur everywhere.

Patsakorn is the only heir of a millionaire/billionaire who hides his cruel coldness under his good looks. When Kangsadan enter his life he cannot hide his interest in this kind and sassy girl. But his world begins to wave when his father bring exactly this girl and her mother home and decide that they will live as family now. With resentment in his heart, Patsakorn decided to turn his back on his family. After four years, he returned in order to take everything back, and Kangsadan will be the first person he takes revenge on.

Shiomi Eiji is forced to become a single father when his girlfriend passes away while giving birth to their daughter, Shizuku. Desolate after the loss of the woman he loved, Eiji has little time or desire to even consider remarrying, working part-time jobs just to make ends meet. The one thing that gives meaning and joy to his life is Shizuku, but even that begins to trouble him when Shizuku begins acting strange, hiding her face by putting a cloth over her head when around other people. One day after opening his flower shop, Eiji comes across a blind woman standing by the door, taking shelter from the rain. When he invites her to come inside the shop, she at first refuses, but later gives in to Eiji's kindness. They become intimate friends and she slowly grows to depend on Eiji's sincerity and goodheartedness. After rescuing her a following evening when she walks into the street and is nearly struck by traffic, Eiji himself inexplicably discovers the cold of winter that has saddled his heart all these years slowly melting away...

Shintaro Katsu stars in this classic samurai television series filled with martial arts action. ZATOICHI follows blind swordsman Zatoichi as he puts the world's most villainous men to shame with his quick sword and moral core. Adored by movie theatre audiences throughout the 1960s, the fabled swordsman found just as many fans when he appeared in this television series in 1974. The blind masseur Zatoichi (Shintaro Katsu) wanders through Japan looking to ply his trade. But wherever he goes, trouble follows and he must use his legendary, lightning sword skills to dispatch evildoers and defend justiceGeneral TV series synopsis: Shintaro Katsu stars in this classic samurai television series filled with martial arts action. ZATOICHI follows blind swordsman Zatoichi as he puts the world's most villainous men to shame with his quick sword and moral core. Adored by movie theatre audiences throughout the 1960s, the fabled swordsman found just as many fans when he appeared in this television series in 1974. The blind masseur Zatoichi (Shintaro Katsu) wanders through Japan looking to ply his trade. But wherever he goes, trouble follows and he must use his legendary, lightning sword skills to dispatch evildoers and defend justice

The reunion of two sisters and the quarrels between them are used to examine the changing relationship between China and Hong Kong in the past 30 years. The blood relationship can not be denied. As China becomes more powerful, the drama questions how do Hong Kongers position themselves? Would you still want to be a Hong Konger in the next life? Can the current social conflicts be solved with money? With theemerging integration of China and Hong Kong, what core values can Hong Kong people still defend?