Adapted from the novel "Hong Thong" (หงษ์ทอง) by Senee Boodpaked (เสนีย์ บุษปะเกศ).

Episodes: 10

The first episode will be based on the manga's "Fugō Mura" story, where Rohan is dragged into an incident inside a millionaire's mansion. The second episode will be based on the "Kushagara" short story by Ballad Kitaguni in the novel spinoffs, where Rohan receives a strange request from fellow manga creator Jugo Shishi. The third episode is titled "D.N.A.," and is also based on a story from the manga where Rohan is investigating his editor's memory loss through hypnosis.

A love story between a 24-year-old office worker who has neither love experience nor communication skills and a 32-year-old female shogi player he meets on his daily commute.

Yin Jing Wan asks Murong Feng, the son of Cheng Zhou's warlord, to free her fiancé Xu Jian Zhang after he's thrown into jail following a botched fire arms exchange. Feng initially rejects her plea, but ends up falling in love with her.

When Hope Was Still There

Akin is a pilot. He decided to take a day off, so Sarisa's father went to work instead of him. But an accident happened and as a result, her father died. Sarisa blamed Akin for his death, while he's tormented by a sense of guilt and tries to do good things for her. However, things get more complicated as Akin falls in love with Sarisa and she still hates him. How is he going to win her heart when she swears she will never forgive him?

Can you get your life back in 80 years? Sun Qi Long (Wei Da Xun) is a rich party boy living in 2016. But his life is turned upside down when he accidentally switches bodies with a legendary chef, Zhang Zhi Gang, who lives in 1936. Two women, Wang Lin (Janice Man) and Fang Si Yi (Puff Guo), play an instrumental role in the two men’s new lives. But can they figure out how their two lives, 80 years apart, are related and find their way back to their own lives? “Shuttle Love Millennium” is a 2016-2017 Chinese drama series directed by South Korean director Kim Byung Soo. It is a sequel to “Love Through the Millennium” (2015), which was based on the popular Korean drama “Queen In Hyun’s Man” (2012), also directed by Kim Byung Soo.