Their mission was so top secret, they didn’t even know what their true intent was. In 1942, the Chinese government received intelligence that the Japanese may be developing a dangerous biological weapon in a remote part of Burma. The Chinese Expeditionary Force, a secret specialized squad, is dispatched to the remote region to try to stop the Japanese actions. Led by the tough female commander, Liao Yi Fang (Jia Qing), the highly trained soldiers can’t seem to get along or give their commander much respect. Joining her on the treacherous mission is Zhao Ban Kuo (Sean Sun), Little Knife (Caesar Li), Cao Quo Jiu (Li Tai), Wang Xi Mao (Yuan Shuai), Big Bull (Jin Jia), Long Hair (Di Jie), Grassy Third (Chen Meng Qi) and the Medic (Song Qing). Together, they must survive the tough crossing of the raging Nujiang River, scale the harsh Savage Mountain and locate the secret Japanese camp. Will they all be able to survive the dangerous mission and accomplish their objective? “The Fatal Mission” is a 2016 Chinese drama series directed by Chen Hao Wei. It is based on the novel Nujiang Zhizhan by Nan Pai San Shu and Qian Kun.

In trying to help the young miss marry her fiance, the "maid" Yue Ziyuan finds that she's the one who has fallen in love with Yang Xiao. Along the way, the two join hands with righteous individuals from the pugilistic world. Yue Ziyuan of Shenwei Escort is under orders to protect Bai Yinruo, the youngest daughter of the Bai family up until her wedding day. By chance, Yue Ziyuan discovers that Bai Yinruo's fiance is none other than Yang Xiao. In order for Yang Xiao to marry Bai Yinruo, Yue Ziyuan has no choice but to agree to cooperate with Yang Xiao to embark on a "dangerous journey" to reviving the merchant roads. They also work together to investigate the murder of their parents.

Adapted from the novel "I Can't Afford This Maid" (这个丫环我是用不起了) by Yun Jiu (云九).

Hyoga Mamoru is the CEO of Three Star Books. She was born into a wealthy family and has never experienced money problems. While she is successful with her job, she is lonely and holds sadness over the deaths of her parents when she was a child. Hyoga Mamoru has close friend Ichinose Ryo. He is the only one who she can talk to about anything. Hyoga Mamoru also started Three Star Books with Ichinose Ryo and they still work together. Meanwhile, Hyoga Mamoru gets involved with Haruno Yu, who is much younger than her.

Haruno Yu is a vocational school student. He has a loving family, that includes his parents and a younger sister. His parents financial situation is not very good though. While studying, he works part-time to support himself. He then applies for an intern job at Three Star Books.

In a dilapidated mansion under heavy debts, there are two heaven-sent marriages across social classes, three young women and four brothers.

(Source: ChineseDrama)

Episodes: 24

Mitsuhiko Amano is full of regrets. A 46 year old salaryman who had just been laid off, he was told that his wife wanted a divorce, something that he might have been wanting for years. So he visits a soapland, a place he hasn't been since he started dating his wife 22 years ago. While there, a fire suddenly erupts, trapping Amano and a soapland girl in the bath. In a rare moment of bravery and decisiveness, Amano attempts to lead the girl to safety, only to slip and hit his head. As his consciousness fades, he sees the back of the soapland girl making her escape... A fresh set of regret blankets him as he passes out, he returns to his 16-year-old body while remaining 46 years old. The time is 1986.

Adapted from the Manga “High Posi” by Takashi Kira.

The wife of Shi Wen-feng, a 76-year old man, needs a kidney transplant. Their only son goes back on his word to donate his kidney because his wife opposes to it. When Wen-feng was young, he had a girlfriend Bai Xiang-guo. Xiang-guo’s marriage is on the rock and meets Wen-feng while roaming around aimlessly. The troubled duo end up losing their way in a jungle, drinks from a stream in the jungle, and miraculously woke up looking like 25-year old versions of themselves the next day.

Everyday is extraordinary for five doctors and their patients inside a hospital, where birth, death and everything in between coexist.

For 35 years of the Japanese colonial period, Joseon had been in pitch-darkness. Even amid the darkness, Yi Yuk Sa wrote poems to send messages of hope to those who have given up Joseon and those who waited for the new Joseon. Now, Korea is no longer under Japanese colonial rule, and Yi Yuk Sa is dead, but his poems still remain alive, ceaselessly sending his messages. In those darkest times, what kind of agony did he have to suffer and what kind of love did he have?