Many people harbour the hope of a 'dream job', one that pays well, offer great benefits, and with a boss who treats them like his own.

3 single woman, 3 stories. A story of three women who met one night after their boyfriend had dumped them. They become friends and promise each other not to take any guy seriously and just flirt and use them, just like how men treated them. Until they met 3 guys who suddenly changed their hearts.

'Ocean Like Me' is a healing food romance between Han Ba Da, a young entrepreneur who dreams of starting an udon restaurant with a beach in the background but finds serving customers difficult. Ba Da then meets Tommy, a failed musician who returns to his hometown after wandering and has a new dream. Together, both of them step towards their dreams.

Iruma Michio is a devil-may-care, unorthodox criminal judge at the Tokyo District Court’s first criminal court. He used to be a lawyer and was deeply involved in a past case that was behind his transformation into a judge. Iruma personally inspects crime scenes to prevent a miscarriage of justice and bring the truth to light. Although his demeanour is far from the image of a stuff judge, he is feared by lawyers as well as prosecutors because he is not bound by obligations, prejudices and preconceptions and has an inquiring mind that probes cases thoroughly. On the other hand, the judge Sakama Chizuru is the complete opposite of Iruma. A graduate of Tokyo University’s Faculty of Law, she is an elite among elites. She has been transferred to the first criminal court to reform it due to the unbelievably small number of cases that are closed. This is the equivalent of a company in the red to the extent of going bankrupt. As someone who takes great pride in maintaining public order by handling cases accurately and promptly, Chizuru cannot understand Iruma’s style which frustrates her to no end. However, when she realises that Iruma believes in treating a case as an individual’s life, she is faced with the question, “What can a judge do aside from issuing a ruling?”

There's no dating problem love guru Guan Xiao Tong (Ivelyn Lee) can't solve, except of course her own. When Ji Jia Wei (Danson Tang) is unceremoniously dumped by his girlfriend, he decides to heal his wounds by setting up his father with Xiao Tong's high-profile boss. But when he and Xiao Tong meet at the matchmaking event, their polarizing chemistry immediately proves that what can go wrong, will go wrong. Can these savvy love experts prove Murphy's Law wrong, or is their romance doomed for the worst?

As a frontline police officer, Li Chengyang faced oppression from all sides, framed by evil forces, and even his boss, the chief of public security, in order to prevent him from investigating. He was framed and imprisoned. Under the command and leadership of the Chinese political commissar and the Central Supervision Group, Li Chengyang regained his freedom and joined forces with various departments of the Public Prosecution and Justice Department. Together with Lin Hao and He Yong, they try to wipe out the two evil groups that had been in Zhongjiang City for more than ten years, and bring the corrupted government officials to justice. With a clear objective to restore a clean political arena of Zhongjiang, and a better society for the people in Zhongjiang. Will they succeed?

This story is of a young man named Rung who grew up as a poor orphan. He is diligent and hard-working, doing everything he can to not only care for himself, but also to save money for eye surgery for Pinky, a blind girl whom he considers his sister. Whether or not they are well-off, or whether he is living in a cramped house or in the slums, he still maintains a positive attitude. Meanwhile, Rung crosses paths with the young and rich Praewa. Praewa is beautiful, a bit spoiled, but kind-hearted as well. When Praewa gets to know Rung, she tries to enlist his help in her family business. When many obstacles, including their past and social status come in their way, will their determination and love be enough to get them through?