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A naked handsome man drifts ashore on the coast of a certain region. Three high school girls who happened to discover this man, post a video of him on social media. The hashtag #handsomenakeddrifter starts trending and he suddenly becomes the man of the moment. He is called Hemingway because he had muttered the words “Winner Take Nothing”, which is the name of one of Ernest Hemingway’s collection of short works, when he was found. At the hospital that he was rushed to for emergency treatment, Hemingway is diagnosed with near drowning from swimming a considerable distance as well as possible memory loss. The only clue to his identity is a tattoo that he sports on his left ankle. Meanwhile, a girl goes missing in the prefecture. Her disappearance is suspected to be connected to the serial murders of five girls in the past six months. As detectives Shibata Toshiya and Noma Kenta from the prefectural police and journalist Shintani Emi pursue this latest case, the girl is finally found. It turns out that the place where she was discovered is remarkably similar to the scenery that Hemingway had drawn. When this drawing is also posted on social media, people wonder if he has a prophetic ability. Emi hopes to interview him while Shibata suspects his involvement in the case. As Hemingway helps resolve a series of inexplicable incidents that happen around him, people start to fanatically believe in his divine power and worship him little by little. Despite the wild enthusiasm of the people, Hemingway himself remains consistent from beginning to end. People are the ones who pounce on his words, read his expressions and try to infer his identity. Who is Hemingway and what is the truth regarding the series of incidents?

A touching family drama that revolves around a couple searching for their child. Being together for eight years, a husband and wife find that their marriage is no longer filled with the same intense passion. One day, their daughter goes missing and they go to great lengths to find her again.

Story of a new magistrate, Tao Junran and A Fan, owner of a painting boat. Tao Junran wants to get close to the painting boat to investigate a old case, while A Fan wants to curry favors with the magistrate. Each harboring their own intentions, they begin to get close to each other unknowingly.

The play tells the story of Xiaoguang who discovered an ancient chessboard by coincidence, and thus got to know Chu Ying, a chess player who has been entrenched in the chessboard as a "soul" and who has experienced thousands of years. Under his influence, he gradually confronted The story of interest in Go and inspiring to become a professional Go player.

Based on Yumi Hotta and Takeshi Obata's Hikaru no Go manga.

The War of Liberation begins in 1945. Dalian is maintaining an apparent peace after receiving assistance from the Soviet Union. However, under this veneer of peace, the undercurrents of war are surging. The Kuomintang reactionaries are ready to move and are looking to disrupt the peace. Guo Dai Xia, being hunted for her part in the Anti-Japanese arson group is appointed by an organization to return to Dalian. There she meets fellow Community party activist Jiazhuang. Despite their different temperaments, the two become reliable comrades and develop feelings for each other. However, the fight against the Kuomintang will not easily end.

Seijitsu Kusano graduated from a prestigious university and landed a job at a large company. His life seemed to be on a smooth sailing journey, but things change drastically for him. Due to the Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy, Seijitsu Kusano is laid off from his job. This is just 6 months after he started work there. Making things worse, his sick father requires expensive medical treatment that his insurance does not cover. Seijitsu Kusano is also pressured by a bank to repay his student loan. He is now in a desperate situation. Seijitsu Kusano then sees a notice for a job that promises lavish pay. His job turns out to require Seijitsu Kusano to withdraw money from elderly people's bank accounts. These people are victims of voice phishing. Based on nonfiction novel "Rojin Kui" by Daisuke Suzuki