Hatachi no Koibito tells the story of Inoue Keisuke, a married salaryman. At the age of 50, he begins thinking about his purpose in life. By chance, he encounters Sawada Yuri, a 20-year-old graphic design student full of hopes and...

Five teenagers suffered neglect from their families. They were entangled in various problems such as rape, homophobia, prostitution, domestic abuse, and drug addiction. One day, all of them decided to flee their house and gathered under one roof, resorting to drugs to numb the pain caused by their problems.

A story that follows a Shanghai drifter who works her way up the ladder to become an accomplished buyer.

Ding Yi Ke has been down in luck. Despite the fact that she isn't getting any younger, she experiences failures in love and in the workplace. She joins a reality show to prove herself and lands a job at a profession that is completely foreign to her. As a rookie buyer, she clashes with fashion extraordinaire Zhao Mo Yuan. They become instant frenemies but the trials they encounter eventually pave the way for them to find their place in the industry.

Cool CEO Sheng Nanfang is forced to marry an ordinary girl Su Shaoyan. He breaks her heart because of many misunderstandings. After the divorce, Sheng Nanfang realizes he has lost his true love.

Adapted from the novel "The Wife Don't Run Before You Get Married" (婚入心扉之前妻别跑) by Sheng Duo (盛朵).

An epidemic of an unknown disease that gives children in Phanom Nakha strange snake-like scales leads Dr. Benedict to research the phenomenon. Asia, a medical illustrator, is chosen to help him with this. Along the way, the two meet Phumkhaobin, a lively but mysterious man and younger brother to Asia's friend Pheka. When joining the research, Asia couldn't have imagined that she would not only meet mysterious Phumkhaobin but also become involved in the mysterious legend of a village where people worship serpents.

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Adapted from the novel "Phanom Nakha" (พนมนาคา) by Pongsakorn Chindawatana (พงศกร จินดาวัฒนะ).

Episodes: 19

After getting a divorce from her husband, Ling Xunxun decides to celebrate her singlehood. However on her way to a party, her car collided with a luxurious car on the roadside. The owner of the car Cheng Li, a young man who appears to be a university graduate, asked her for a huge amount of compensation. What makes the situation worse is that the he also turns out to be the boss of her new company.

A clever woman's love of seven years has come to an end, so she starts to find love in many new relationships. She thinks that if come seven years, the love falls apart, she'll have another person to substitute! Destiny leads her to meet a handsome man and a cool woman and she becomes a woman of two characters.

The 101st Proposal aka 'My Perfect Girl' stars Lee Moon-Shik as Dal-Jae, one of those old bachelors who can't seem to get a wife no matter how many ?? (marriage meetings) they attend. I mean, he's got it all: he's good loo... OK, not really. But, hey, he's rich... at least inside. And despite his heavy Jeolla Province dialect, he certainly has many charms, it's just that he's too damn picky (or is it the other way around?)! But all of a sudden he finds his perfect girl, a 29 year old announcer (Park Sun-Young) who will rock his world. Man, I bet her parents will love her new conquest. Story has been done to death, but this being a Weekend Drama (more time to develop characters, less incentive to use educational 'shocking revelations' to make viewers practice new swear words) and having such a good cast, we might be dealing with the closest thing to MBC's glorious mid-to-late 90s Weekend Dramas like ??? (Apartment) or (Roses & Beansprouts) in a while. Shows which took a predictable formula and just let the cast act it out for an enjoyable 50 to 60 Episodes.