Born to a poor family in Yamanashi prefecture, in the year of 1903 at the age of 10, Muraoka Hanako was accepted by a Missionary school in Tokyo. It was her father's Ando Kippei, greatest wish that his daughter gets a higher education. The Missionary school was attended by daughters from noble families, and as a charity case, Hanako was reminded by her father to never be inferior to her rich schoolmates. As the classes were carried out in English, Hanako faced a culture shock when she started school. Unable to understand the teachers nor able to grasp the conversation of her peers, Hanako resolved to work really hard at her studies.This drama follows Hanako from her childhood, through her years at the missionary school, to her life as a school teacher and finally as the translator of L.M. Montgomery's "Anne of Green Gables".

Chris Wu (Autumn's Concerto, Substitute Princess) headlines a romantic comedy that proves you’re never too old to look for love, but your kids might not necessarily be of that opinion. Dashing printer salesman Yi De (Chris Wu), jujitsu/Hello Kitty fanatic Yi Shan (Chen Yu) and pervy weirdo Yi Qian (Deng Yu Kai) are the Lin siblings, and they have never really cared much about their parents’ incessant bickering. They just grew up with it. But after 27 years of marriage, the three learn their mother Chen Pei Ling (Ke Shu Qin) and father Lin Yuang Ming (Fan Guang Yao) have officially decided to divorce each other. Plus, their father has started dating a woman who is just marginally younger…than the number of years he was married. On the other hand, their mother is growing attracted to her Korean teacher, and wants to get plastic surgery to look younger. Now, not only do the Lin trio have to try and become something in their own lives--none of which are going particularly well--but they also have to try and convince their parents to stay together. Can their family survive this sandstorm of love, or will the mirage of lust get them thrown into a dune of despair?

“Psycho But It’s Okay” is a fantasy romance drama about a community health worker at a psychiatric ward who lives on 1.8 million won (approximately $1,520) a month and a storybook writer suffering from an antisocial personality disorder. A man who denies love and a woman who doesn’t know love defy fate and fall in love, finding their souls and identities in the process.

Moon Kang Tae, a community health worker at a psychiatric ward. Moon Kang Tae is a man who was blessed with everything including a great body, smarts, ability to sympathize with others, patience, ability to react quickly, stamina, and more. He has a brother who shows symptoms of autism and is eight years older than him.

A bizarre case from ten years ago involves the Chong Ming Wei, an organization known as China's X-Men. Three young heroes who are either compelled by ideals, identity or curiosity become embroiled in the mystery.

Legend has it that that the 'thirteenth guard' is in charge of the capture of a violent and bloodthirsty supernatural being. Xu He Qiao is a great Ming Dynasty detective. Duan Rong is the cute at times and serious at times martial arts heroine. Duan Jin is a coroner who indulges in his life's work. For their own reasons, they must face off against the series of supernatural occurrences that take place amidst a huge conspiracy.

Capt. Ronnajak Jutathep, eldest son of M.R. Ronnaphee, is entrusted with his deceased friend’s younger sister, Sunida. When he enrols Sunida at his alma mater, he runs into a former classmate, Jaipisut, who is now a teacher. Jaipisut barely tolerates Ronnajak, as she has no good childhood memories of him because of his teasing; but the two are forced to play nice together when Sunida has problems at school. Building a friendship with your arch-nemesis is never easy. Theirs is far more complicated when Jaipisut finds out she is adopted, and from the heirloom brooch left by her birth mother, she might be a Dhevaprom. Will Jaipisut’s connection to the Dhevaprom prove too much for Ronnajak to overcome, or will the two realise that what they have is worth fighting for?

(Source: CH3+)

Adapted from the novel "Jaiphisut" (ใจพิสุทธิ์) by Phraenat (แพรณัฐ).

Tags: Searching For A Biological Parent, Transfer Student Supporting Character, Student Supporting Character, School Setting, Orphan Supporting Character, Co-workers' Relationship, Classmates' Relationship, Cousins' Relationship, Police Captain Male Lead, Fashion Designer Supporting Character (Vote or add tags)

Episodes: 17

Duration: 1 hr. 10 min.

Country: Thailand

Airs On: Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Aired: May 12, 2024 - Jun 21, 2024.

Content Rating: G - All Ages

A cheerful, upbeat, youthful drama featuring five women roommates living in the same house, each with her own personality, dating style, taste in men, and area of expertise. It’ll deal with a variety of issues that modern women deal with, whether it’s dating or sex or interpersonal relationships. Yoon Jin Myung (Han Ye Ri) is busy supporting herself financially and studying. She suffers from lack of sleep. Jung Ye Eun (Han Seung Yeon) is devoted to her boyfriend, she is clear about what she likes or not. Song Ji Won (Park Eun Bin) has a bright personality and likes to drink. Kang Yi Na (Ryu Hwa Young) is popular due to her beautiful appearance. Yoo Eun Jae (Park Hye Soo) is timid, but she has an unique taste for men.

This series tells the stories of lonely people in the age of social media. The residents of rooms 401 through 410 live alone. Although their lifestyles may be different, they share and confront the same problem, loneliness. For them, social media seems to be the only choice to connect and relieve their loneliness. However, in reality, their loneliness cannot be deleted.

Episodes: 10