Adapted from the novel "Princess Xinyue" (新月格格) by Chiung Yao (瓊瑤).

With the progress made in forensic science, the number of cases of arrested criminals proven innocent because of new DNA tests has been increasing. The police always expect to swiftly solve cases. As crime scene detectives try to measure up to those expectations, they occasionally jump to wrong conclusions. Thus, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police’s First Investigative Division set up the Evidence Verification Section and gave it the important task of validating cases that have been closed within a limited time in order to prevent wrongful convictions from happening as a result of out of control investigators at crime scenes. But its actual job is to correct typographical errors and omissions and stamp investigation reports with the words ‘verification completed’, and then send it over to public prosecutors. The members of the section, headed by a veteran detective who worked his way up and has lost passion for his work, are a little idiosyncratic and somewhat difficult. It is merely a titular section meant to call the attention of the public to the fairness of the police. Deputy Inspector Shinkai Akira (Mizuki Arisa), a career elite who has been sidelined as a result of some incident, is assigned to be the new leader of the Evidence Verification Section. A sharp-minded female who gives the impression of an eccentric person, Akira breaks away from the bureaucratic work and genuinely starts to validate evidence, demonstrating her ability to take action and sense of justice in order to rally her disillusioned subordinates. Discovering new facts from small doubts in the reports, she overturns cases that should have been solved and finds the true criminals.

Locked away deep in his home and hiding a secret that keeps him there, Detective Kozaburo Himuro remains ever vigilant in his duties of police work. But how does the wunderkind detective investigate crime scenes without ever stepping out of his home? Enter traffic cop Kurumi Ayaki. She's a young lady who's about to marry and resign from the force when tasked with being Himuro's eyes and ears on the beat. While on the scene of the crime their only means of communication is via mobile phone. Together they investigate a series of mind-boggling murder mysteries that put them, particularly Kurumi, in constant danger. Can Kurumi keep up with Detective Himuro, and the fast-paced and dangerous work of criminal investigation?

Merperson Yang Luo Tian has always gone as a boy for most of his life. That is until he saved Lie Heng Yu from drowning. When a merperson first falls in love, the equivalent of puberty hits and their body begins to take on one gender. Yang Luo Tian finds his body and mind slowly turning female.

To avoid scrutiny over her sudden changes, she switches colleges, only to still pose as a man after being recognized by her childhood friend. She soon ends up roommates with Lie Heng Yu. As if it’s not hard enough hiding her gender from him, she also has to hide the fact that she cries pearls and her scales flare up when her skin touches the water.

Set against the backdrop of the return of Macau's sovereignty to China is a realistic retelling of the lives of one family on Macau's old street running the Liang Kee Bakery. In the year 1980s, Liang Ding Wen succeeds his father's business and becomes the new owner of Liang Kee Bakery. However, tragedy strikes simultaneously. His father Liang Heng and son Liang Jia Dong fall gravely ill. His younger brother runs into trouble while his wife Song Man Qin had no choice but to sell their old house to Su Yao Qing who's been wanting to get his hands on their property. Thinking that his wife fell for Su Yao Qin's son Su Lin's manipulations, Liang Ding Wen chases her out of their home. Years later, Su Lin and Song Man Qin return to Macau. Following the transfer of Macau's sovereignty back to China in 1999, Liang Ding Wen and his family get their lives back on track. Liang Shu, Liang Jia Dong, and Chen Xiao Shuai have also grown up. Because of work, architect Wen Yang moves into the house of the Liang family where he gets to know and falls in love with Liang Shu. Liang Kee Bakery faces its toughest challenge yet with new competitors. Furthermore, Macau faces an unprecedented financial problem. The families find themselves in a situation where they must set aside their differences to save what they hold dear.

When a woman tries to find her true love, a series of events changes her life and those around her forever. When Kwanjai (Paula Taylor) was told by her roommate and best friend, Thida (Opal Panisara Phimpru), a fortune teller who writes a horoscope column, that her true love may be living right next door, she tried to determine if her soul mate could be Joe (Sunny Suwanmethanon), the childhood friend, or Mr. Vee (Bo Thanakorn Chinakul), her nerdy new neighbor. But a series of events ends with Joe getting shot, leaving him in a coma despite becoming a billionaire. Kwanjai, Thida and Mr. Vee spend a great deal of time with Joe, putting him in a wheelchair and taking him to see different places. The tragedy has solidified their friendship and changed each of them in different ways. “True Love Next Door Season 2” is a 2010 series directed by Piyakan Bootprasert. It is the second season of the series “True Love Next Door.”

In a small village, a long standing feud comes between the families of two estranged brothers; older brother, Mian Yaqoob and younger brother, Mianji. Their children are married in a 'Vatta Satta',(exchange marriage). Life takes a dark turn when one brother's daughter is murdered by her uncle, in revenge for his son who had been murdered years prior. The killer's daughter now has to survive in the household of the murdered daughter. Will this feud come to end without both brother sacrificing everyone they love?

The serial marked comeback of Ali Rehman Khan after her last serial Khaas in 2019. The drama serial is directed by Shehrazade Sheikh who previously directed the Muqaddar which also stars Madiha Imam.[5]