This TV series focuses on topics revolving around women such as sexuality, dating, same-sex relationships, egg freezing, sex addiction, custody rights, and dating.

Ban Shu, a girl who grew up in the west frontier, traveled to the Han capital to meet her father, but he died before they could be reunited and his family did not approve of her non-Han ways. In order to be accepted by her father's family, she entered the palace to learn noble lady etiquette and was hired to be a royal teacher. Her lack of understanding for the Chinese culture caused a stream of comedic ruckus in class, but at the same time her outgoing and unconventional ways broke up the dullness of learning. At the palace she met and fell in love with her co-worker -Wei Ying, a man who still grieved for the lost of his fiancé.

Urawee and Unthiga are half sisters who are constantly competing with each other. They use the pure love from two brothers as a bet. Urawee will use it to take revenge on her sister because she doesn't believe in true love, and Unthiga will try every way to win the heart of the guy she loves. But they're not the ones in control of this game.

This drama is a retelling of the well-known love story between a goddess and a mortal.

Goddess Xiao Qi commits a major crime. She is punished by having her powers stripped away and is banished to the mortal realm. She can only regain her goddess status by accomplishing 100 charitable acts. Dong Yong rescues her and teaches her what it's like to be a mortal. However, she also learns how to love even though love is forbidden between goddesses and mortals. When their love affair is discovered, heavenly guards descend onto the mortal realm to separate the two lovers. However, they are willing to do anything to stay together.

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Twelve short stories will delight those who like to tickle their nerves. Completely different plots will show you ghosts, maniacs, anomalous zones, creepy computer reality and other equally scary events and characters.

Episodes: 12

At the end of the Qing Dynasty (1636-1912) and the beginning of the Republic of China (1912-1949), the wealthy Lin family is destroyed overnight. The only surviving daughter, Lin Mengchen, is sold to the wicked wealthy Huang family, to marry their deceased son in a ghost wedding. Just as Mengchen is about to be buried alive, Xiaosheng, the Blood Sacrifice Hall’s top assassin who has been tasked to wipe out the Huang family, accidentally comes to her rescue. Witnessing the entire process of Xiaosheng killing someone, not only does Mengchen show no fear, but she also regards the man on the mission as her benefactor. Xiaosheng then decides to keep Mengchen by his side. They address each other as brother and sister, with Xiaosheng vowing to protect Mengchen for the rest of his life. Ten years has passed in the blink of an eye. In order to let his "sister" grow up in a good environment, Xiaosheng has been living with a dual identity. In front of Mengchen, he is Mr. Ye, a businessman engaging with foreign firms. In the hidden darkness unknown to Mengchen, he remains the top assassin of the Blood Sacrifice Hall. Yet, little does Xiaosheng know that Mengchen, this innocent and naive sister of his whom he has protected for ten years, has in fact found out about his true identity and secretly joined the Blood Sacrifice Hall. She has become Xiaosheng’s disciple. She is now an assassin in the making named Guyu...

When she was twelve years old, Chen Meiru begins to develop her own fantasy about her love, and sketches a drawing of her "prince", Ji Ba Bi Lun into her diary. When she turned twenty four, the prince she drew descended from the heaven and landed right infront of her. The diary back then, turned into an incantation that travels through time; and Chen Meiru gets entangled into an epic tale of love and hate that transcends 3700 years.