Han Yun Xi is the daughter of an imperial physician who lost her mother when young, but maintains a cheerful and optimistic disposition. Yun Xi is naturally talented in medical science and proficient in traditional medicine, but suffers from the jealousy and avoidance of others. By a stroke of fate, she marries the Duke of Qin, Long Fei Ye, and becomes embroiled in the changing politics of the imperial court. Yun Xirelies on her high-level medical skills, wise, far-sighted brain, and compassionate heart to expel the poisons of a great official, get rid of secret agents for the Duke of Qin, eliminate the plague for the common citizens, and cure the crown prince’s strange illness. Yun Xi’s kindness as a doctor not only earns her the appreciation of the masses, but helps the Duke of Qin overcome many nefarious plots, including the rebellion of the Chu siblings. After a series of unfortunate accidents, her medical skills grow even more unparalleled and she even gains the admiration and adoration of the Duke of Qin. Both of them take fame lightly in favor of digging into the medical field. In the end, they leave the clamor of court intrigue behind them and go in seclusion in the mountains, living a happy life free from worldly cares.

Adapted from the novel "Poison Genius Consort" by Jie Mo.

Qin Xi is an art director who puts love first, but she is independent and has a high IQ. One night, she took a snack to treat her boyfriend Jiang Han who was working overtime. But she accidentally saw that her boyfriend's childhood friend Shen Jingjing was going to kiss her sleeping boyfriend.

Four years of accumulated disappointment made her immediately resign and break up without delay. It just so happened that the phone promoted the game "Playing a trick on ex-boyfriend". The angry Qin Xi did not hesitate to point in, thus opening a fantasy game to unlock the double-faced boyfriend love strategy.

Mummy Tee Rak revolves around three families.

One day, Primma finds herself pregnant with her boyfriend Panu. However, Panu has a bright future and is going abroad to study. Therefore, Primma decided to keep the fact of her pregnancy a secret and runs away to be a single mom. Several years pass before the returned Panu finds out that Primma was in fact pregnant with his child. He thus begins to attempt to win her back. However, Primma now has another suitor, Peera, who is a gentle chef.

Gunnaree, is a working woman and works as a financial controller. She has always thought of having a baby and so decides to freeze her eggs while they are in optimal condition and wait for the perfect sperm. One day, Gunnaree meets Chanachol who seems perfect for her. He allows her to use his sperm for the sperm insemination procedure because he too wants to have a child.

Unfortunately, they discover that this procedure is not allowed for unmarried couples. In order to fix their dilemma, Gunnarree proposes that they get married for the time being until they can both have a baby. Chanachol accepts the offer, but little does Gunnarree know that he has a secret — he is still in love with someone else.

Sarinta has to survive with her strict politician husband, Poramet, who views societal image and opinion more than anything in the world.

Being an adult can be daunting. A group of friends – Song Nuan (Zhao Li Ying), Zhou Ge Ge, (Cai Wen Jing), Ruo Han (Wang Zhi Xuan) and Ning Ba La (Fu Jing) – are classmates and roommates who are venturing out into the real world through internships prior to their graduation. Zhao Xiao Chuan (by Zheng Jia Bin), who works in IT, is in love with Ge Ge, but she’s more interested in his best friend, Zhang Sheng (Zheng Kai), the son of a wealthy family who is under tremendous pressure from his mother to acquire real-world work experience. But Zhang Sheng gets great joy out of pestering Song Nuan, who is not easily bullied. Through work and family challenges, can the friends help each other survive the pressures of the real world? “Get Going” is a 2015 Chinese drama series.

Sunwoo In Young (Jo Yeo Jung) has been dating the same man for the past 10 years and, at 33 years old, is waiting for the big question. When she finds out he's cheated on her, she flat out breaks up with him, determined to continue her life. At the same time, her best friends Park Seo Yeon (Choi Yeo Jin) and Kang Hyun Joo (Choi Song Hyeon) face their own relationship problems. A sex-and-the-city style story about three woman who face the ups and downs of being career minded at an age where society expects them to be married.

Do you still remember your friends in “The Yearbook”? A series that will bring you back to the early 2000 and the deep connection between Phob and Nut when the two of them promised to follow their dreams together. Unfortunately, someone didn’t keep the promise and that led to disagreements. There was only pain left between them. Finally, they parted ways. Four years later, the yearbook brings that one friend back again with some truths. In the end, will their friendship, intimacy, and dreams return again or will they have to face the reality and leave everything as memories in the Yearbook?

Kiichi is a former policer officer and his younger sister Yuki is a genius white hat hacker. Five years ago, their father Takashi, who worked as a police officer, was murdered by an unknown person in front of them. They had already lost their mother at an early age and their father Takashi raised them by himself. He was the most precious person in their lives. After their father’s death, Kiichi quit his job as a police officer and chased after his father's killer with his younger sister. But, they did not have any clues on the identity of their father's killer except that he had a phoenix tattoo on the back of his hand. Now, Kiichi and Yuki finally get into a criminal organization, which is the largest fraud group in Japan. At the top of the criminal organization is someone named Phoenix. They try to get close to this mysterious person.

Episodes: 10

Aired On: Saturday

Duration: 54 min.

Content Rating: Not Yet Rated

Eight-part anthology series that continues the stories of Tian and Phupha (A Tale of Thousand Stars), Pran and Pat (Bad Buddy), Khabkluen and Daonuea (Star and Sky: Star in My Mind), Nuengdiao and Palm (Never Let me Go), Chay and Gun (A Boss and a Babe), Talay and Puen (Vice Versa), Akk and Ayan (The Eclipse), and Tin and Gun (My School President)