Sequel of "The Emperor Through to the Modern".

After time travelling to the 21st century, Feng Feng is gradually adapting to her new life in the present, but, suddendly, from the past appear the little crown prince and his maid.

On her way to sign a business contract, Rattawan was kidnapped along with her son by two men who took her to an island and tried to rape and kill her. However, she was saved by the owner of the island, Naboon. Both did not trust one another during her stay there but walls came down when Rattawan decides to tell Naboon her true identity. Feelings starts to develop between Naboon and Rattawan but they must restrain themselves because afterall, Rattawan is still married. All Naboon can do is be worry from afar and give her moral support. Naboon promises her that she and her son will be protected and decides to send her home to Bangkok to figure out if her suspicion of her husband being the mastermind behind her trying to get her killed was true or not. Naboon being worried for Rattawan tells his people to go stay with her to keep her company and protected, while he goes to Bangkok to perform his duty as head of Nara hotel as well. What happens when Rattawan comes face to face with her husband back in Bangkok who she believes tried to kill her? How will Rattawan and Naboon's relationship be when she is still married to her husband and Naboon’s ex-wife also enters the picture?

Even after marriage, Nagiko and Nozomu still spend time dating each other. They seem to be a happy couple, but right behind their backs, each has his/her own secret meetings with his/her ex-lover. Such secrets don't hold long, and get exposed soon. But, it's only then that they realise they in fact love each other very much and are real partners.

According to a national census, the number of unmarried women between the age of 30 to 40 has been increasing and is now at the highest. Compared to 10 years ago, the rate of unmarried women have increased by 6.7% and 8.5% for woman in their early 30’s and late 30’s, respectively. Why are they not getting married? The women appearing in this drama are unmarried for various reasons including, they have high expectations, are not able to be themselves in front of men, become attracted to losers, think being single is much more easier, or they think men are unreliable. They’re almost about to lose all hope, however, it’s not that they don’t want to get married, it’s just... things just don’t work out, they don’t know if they’re getting married for themselves or to please others, or they question whether there really is a reason to get married. This drama will realistically portray the trials and tribulations of love, friendship, and work of these women. ~ Fuji TV

Some 400,000,000 years after an advanced human civilization was destroyed by aliens, 12 direct descendants of the civilization's warriors (called "Sazers") have their powers awakened and form four tribes: Flame, Wind, Earth and Water. Each Sazer is based on a Zodiac sign represented in an animal totem or spirit representation. At first, they wage war on each other, but after learning the truth of their ancestry and their reason for awakening, the Gransazer tribes unite to protect Earth from the Warp Monarch, an alliance of various alien species, from once again extinguishing all life on the planet.

The peaceful existence of an ordinary family is disrupted by the arrival of a mysterious nanny. This is a story about unraveling a truth that has been kept secret for many years.

Twenty years ago, Wu Lihua (Rong Rong) who works at the hospital discovers an abandoned baby. Wu Lihua and her husband Liu Ruobing (Liu Rui) decide to raise the baby. One day, Wu Lihua encounters a child that has been rushed to the hospital in need of emergency care. Because his mother Li Yuwen (Gong Xiaorong) did not have money, Wu Lihua uses her own money to pay for the surgery.

Through an unexpected turn of events, Li Yuwen arrives at the Liu household as the new nanny. Li Yuwen has dreams in the literary field, which earns the support of Liu Ruobing who helps her become a writer. The act of kindness does not go unnoticed as Wu Lihua starts to become suspicious. Is Li Yuwen a sheep wearing wolf's clothing or is she as good as she appears?