Destined to become enemies due to the rivalry beginning from their parent's generation, Akkanee (Fai) and Ajjima (Jeed) can never seem to get along. On the contrary, Heaven seemed to have other plans for them. After an unforgettable misunderstanding and the rivalry between the two families, their lives were forever intertwined.

The flowers will start to blossom, but can Fai and Jeed destroy the white fence that is dividing their lands and families? Will Thailand's Romeo and Juliet have a happy ending?

(Source: Asianfuse)

Episodes: 10

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Episodes: 18

Takenouchi plays an aquarium employee named Kengo, who seems ordinary at first glance but actually possesses a secret that he would sacrifice everything in order to protect. Meanwhile, Ueto plays Risa, a young woman working in the sex trade in order to pay off her brother's debt, though her situation has led her to contemplate suicide. These two characters, both full of despair, meet each other and end up entering a contract marriage purely for its benefits. However, as they overcome various troubles, their relationship begins turning into true love.

Mitsuki Aya, who entered Kuromi Girls' High School, one of the best girls' schools in Japan, witnesses the most popular girl in the school, Shirayuri-sama, enthusiastically playing a fighting game in an empty classroom. Gaming is never allowed at a girls' school... Aya is firmly shut down, but she finds out that she's a gamer of the same rank and wants a match...?!

Adapted from the manga series "Young Ladies Don't Play Fighting Games" (対ありでした。 ～お嬢さまは格闘ゲームなんてしない～) by Ejima Eri (江島絵理).

At birth, Lian Cheng was exchanged for a baby boy Heng Tai. From then on their fates became totally different. Lian Cheng grew up in the streets and worked at brothels, while Heng Tai grew up in the majestic Wei'e general's mansion. By a mysterious coincidence, Lian Cheng and Heng Tai meet and gradually fall in love, resulting in Lian Cheng returning to the general mansion, her birth home. However, their love is not looked upon kindly, and meet with several obstacles along the way.

The story explores the good and evil of human nature, focusing on the issues faced by both men and women in the marriage relationship.

The story starts with the married couple, Xu Ruo Xuan and Zhang Jun Ning. Xu Ruo Xuan believes that husband and wife gets married because of the union of love, but in reality this may not be enough to make up for the differences between the two. Long-term lack of honesty and communication will gradually lead to a crisis, which will eventually erupt and develop in many different forms.

Kang Pil Sung (Song Sae Byeok) is a foul-mouthed but excellent detective. He is both lazy and rough and soft hearted.

Hong Seo Jung (Koh Joon Hee) has excellent psychic mediumship, but she tries to hide her ability. In order to do that, she keep distance from other people and lives a lonely life.

Possessed is about an absolute crime that interferes with the natural order of things by calling the soul of a serial killer executed 20 years ago, and by invoking the soul of a detective who initially catches a serial killer, to end the history of this crime.

Things are much more abrasive, a tad more dangerous and all the more torturous for our pr’ek Por Thrisadee. He plays Jin, a newly enthusiastic, inexperienced Deputy (Bpalat) from Bangkok who gets stationed in the countryside. This particular village is a tough gig, not many Bpalats have survived it for more than a couple of months. But Bpalat Jin is up for the challenge. The village is still backwards in their ways and is run by a bunch of ruffians. There are two opposing groups, Phu Yai’s son and Dao Reurng. Bpalat gets entrenched in their warfare. But he is determined to improve the village and their regressive ways.