"Kingdom: Ashin of the North" is a sidequel from Kingdom season two and a backstory about the mysterious character Lee Chang's group encountered on their journey north to discover the origins of the infected. The surprising appearance of Jun Ji-hyun in the role of Ashin at the end of Kingdom season two intrigued audiences. In this eagerly anticipated bonus story, Jun as Ashin will unveil the mystery behind her identity. Park Byung-eun, who made a lasting impression in Kingdom season two as the head of the Royal Commandery Min Chi-rok, is also confirmed to star. The new story will detail what had happened to Ashin in the past in the northern region and how the two characters' fates intertwined.

Honest Higurashi (Higura Shimasana, commonly known as Masa) is a former Yankee who has a legend of winning fights against 100 opponents, but now he runs a small izakaya "Paisen" near the sea.

With a big cut on his face is feared by the general public as a yakuza, but he is actually a kind-hearted young man who is gentle with wild animals and plants.

One day, he meets Kanakana, a girl who runs away from a suspicious man.

Kanakana has a mysterious power that can read people's hearts, and she was made to use that power in a gambling house by her uncle Sawada who knew it.

Adapted from a manga with the same title by Hiroyuki Nishimori.

Childhood playmates Li Tao and Zhang Sheng get to know each other by fate and mutually support each other through tennis. Facing family’s objection towards the path of tennis, Zhang Sheng supported Li Tao’s decision; Li Tao gave her encouragement to move forward when faced with accidental injury which could endanger her professional tennis career. They gradually fell in love after overcoming obstacles after another.

Zhang Sheng’s eternal protector, Wei Chang and Fu Meng Meng who likes him, both pursue their dreams and love bravely. They are fearless even if they got hurt in the process. These youngsters finally grew up with the will and morale of Youth.

Set in Shanghai's 1930's, Jiang Xin (Tiffany Tang) is a young lady who was originally an heir to a rich family, is in search to find her family. Due to an accident, Xin loses her memory, and therefore, Du Xiao Han (Yang Rong) takes the identity of Xin. While the real Jiang Xin falls into the hands of Bai Zhangjie, a powerful business man, her previous lover, Sheng Jie Wen (Tony Yang) had been searching for Xin.

In the late 90's, Yae and Harumichi met and fell in love. After graduating from high school, Yae went off to college in Tokyo, while Harumichi joined the Self-Defense forces as an aviation student, and like that they separated. One day, Yae suffered a tragic accident, and 20 years passed without their lives intersecting again. Now, Yae works as a taxi driver and Harumichi has become an employee at a security company after serving in the Self-Defense forces, both in the same city. About 20 years after their unfulfilled first love, fate brings them together once again...

Phat is the ultimate 'Relationship Juggler' under the guise of an executive assistant for Sia Wut who has a total of five girlfriends. Phat's main job is to juggle each of the girlfriends and ensure that none of them finds out about the other. Nothing is as easy as it seems, especially with the mysterious arrival of Cher, the new female executive assistant who later reveals herself to be an 'Infidelity Detective.' As Phat's relationship juggling missions become more challenging, he employs the help of Pinky, his adopted sister with a performance edge; Jim, a fellow executive assistant; and Captain who happens to be Foie (Cher's cousin)'s rival. It's a cat-and-mouse game between Phat and Cher as their missions often intersect—making it hard to keep their feelings for one another strictly professional. The mission must go on—but will Phat be able to stop himself from developing feelings for the enemy?

Based on manga by Inka Teikoku about a world where people suddenly turned into RAP zombies due to unexplained "RAP viruses.

Adapted from the manga series "Tonari no Otoko wa Yoku Taberu" (隣の男はよく食べる) by Minami Haruko (美波はるこ).