Adapted from the novel of the same name, The Lady in the Cubicle describes the life of white-collar worker Tan Bin, who is approaching the dreaded thirtieth birthday. As she struggles with challenges in work and love, particularly when she becomes involved with her superior Cheng Ruimin, she uncovers the real meaning of true happiness. The drama will also revolve around the lives of two other career women: Mini, who is TanBin’s constant rival, and Jessica, a pampered young woman who has just entered the workforce.

The 69th NHK Asadora Drama is Teruteru Kazoku. Locations include Ikeda, Osaka and Sasebo, Nagasaki. The story, based on Rei Nakanishi's novel, is about the Iwata family living in Ikeda, Osaka City between 1950's and 1960's. The story is told through the eyes of the youngest daughter, Fuyuko (16). The family runs a bakery. The mother, Teruko, is a very energetic woman who is determined to make her dreams come true. Responding to Teruko's expectations, the eldest daughter becomes a figure skater and the second daughter becomes a very famous professional singer. In contrast, Fuyuko finds her joy in bread making..

Han Joon Oh is a leading South Korean celebrity. He is stunningly good-looking and tall, but is secretly plagued by an inferiority complex that leaves him permanently insecure. One day he is hired to appear in a public service video. But the shoot goes horribly wrong, and Han Joon Oh is involved in a potentially fatal car collision. He is only saved by the quick thinking of a female firefighter named Kang Young Hwa, who pulls off a heroic rescue.

Han Joon Oh’s representatives hire Kang Young Hwa to work as the star’s personal bodyguard, recognizing her incredible talents. But when Han Joon Oh awakes from his stupor in hospital, he has changed completely – as his body has now been possessed by the spirit of a nobleman from ancient Korea. This nobleman, named Do Ha, was killed by his beloved wife Han Ri Ta – and the vengeful spirit is on a single-minded quest for retribution…

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Adapted from the webtoon "The Moon that Rises in the Day" (낮에 뜨는 달) by Hye Yoom (헤윰).

Episodes: 14

Lin Yuan Su meets Die Qi, Qiu Ling, Xia Gu Duo, and Zhou Qi after they all participate in a search for a missing dog. The five people are of different ages, come from different backgrounds, and have very different personalities, but they decide to form an agency that looks for missing people in their free time. At first, they don't see eye-to-eye, but after some time they form a strong friendship. Through their experiences of looking for missing people, they each also find themselves and understand the true purpose of looking for people. As the unlikely group of 5 gets closer, Lin Yuan Su finds the courage to start looking for his father, who has been missing for 22 years, and enlists his fellow hunters in helping him.

Ichiro Demon (it's his surname!) is a demon who lives with his demonic sisters undercover in the human world. Once in thousand years demons are supposed to marry a human woman and have a child, and this Christmas is the deadline. But Ichiro doesn't care about it. He is just working at school as a teacher. The new female collegue appears, but before that they met accidently...

What do a group of foodies and a murder have in common? Lee Soo Kyung (Lee Soo Kyung) is a 33-year-old divorcee who is a composed, confident woman who is happy to be living alone after marrying way too early in life. But the only thing that can make her lose her cool composure is great food. Living next door is another foodie, Goo Dae Young (Yoon Du Jun), a single man who loves surrounding himself with gourmet food but hates being asked if he is dining alone at great restaurants. When a strange murder occurs in their neighborhood, how will their lives be intertwined? “Let’s Eat” is a 2013 South Korean drama series directed by Park Joon Hwa.

Set in the 1960s. Songward was born into a Chinese mafia family but was given an opportunity to venture out of danger by getting adopted by a top colonel, whose life he had saved. Songward gets taken under the influential man’s wing and excelled in the police academy until his adopted father withdraws him from his last year at the academy, as well as removes him from the household in order to protect his and his own son’s future and objective. Songward is given another purpose to adopted dad’s life: live in the shadows and become the clean-up man. During the day he runs a new and profitable rice factory, and at night he keeps organized crimes from fighting amongst themselves and clean up after the colonel’s mess. But despite the life that he is given, Songward is determined to be good. As Songward moves back to Yaowarat (Chinatown), he runs the household made up of his younger sister, two teens he inadvertently took under his wings, as well as a slew of employees. One particular teen with the name of Pinmook has a chip on her shoulders, and with good reasons. Songward’s uncle, Lim Mang Hong and his sworn brother, Oh Hui Chiang, murdered her entire family in order to expand their illegal business, leaving Pinmook as the sole survivor. She lived on the streets for a while and then the temple, until Songward saves her from being sold into prostitution. Pinmook realizes that Songward is nothing like his uncle. She joins his family of misfits as a teen with a sharp tongue, strong heart, but also totally insecure with her place in life.

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.