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Set in the new city of Tianpu, this drama follows the turbulent survival story of Ji Songyi, a woman who pretends to be married as love and marriage prove difficult.
This is a cathartic narrative centered on the Education Authority Protection Bureau, an institution founded with a bold mission: to teach a profound lesson to students, teachers, and parents who dare to cross the line. Operating even beyond the bounds of the law, the team stops at nothing to restore order on campus.
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Set in the new city of Tianpu, this drama follows the turbulent survival story of Ji Songyi, a woman who pretends to be married as love and marriage prove difficult.
Based on the hit film starring Shim Eun-kyung and Na Moon-hee, which drew over 8 million viewers. Jung Jin-young plays the male lead, a entertainment company CEO, who meets Jung Ji-hyo, a woman who failed to realize her singer dreams in her first life.
Adapted from the manga of the same name, this film follows high school teacher Haruka Misuzu, who secretly satisfies her ego by looking down on her students from the podium while hiding her affair with her best friend Minako's fiancé, Hayafuji. However, her seemingly calm daily life begins to crumble due to an incident involving Niizuma, a male student in her class.
Haunted by a classmate's mysterious death, Lin Chuan has spent a decade relentlessly pursuing the truth. Meanwhile, Shen Xia, driven by family tragedy, is drawn into a vortex of crime alongside her brother Shen Dong. As the plot unfolds, the battle between justice and evil intensifies, weaving a gripping tale of love, hate, and suspense.
Eleven (Huang Minghao), raised single-handedly by his father Zhang Yongxun (Bai Ke), has always seen his late mother Dong Yu (Ma Sichun) as a stranger. On his 18th birthday, rebellious teenager Eleven stumbles upon his mother's diary. Driven by curiosity, he opens it and embarks on a journey to know her. Following her life story, he meets the key figures from her past: her breakdancing senior (Liang Jingkang), high school bestie Caixia (Ji Jiahe), childhood friend Liu Pihai (Wang Tianfang), first love (Sun Yang), and his own father. These people weave together the friendship, love, and family that defined Dong Yu's life. Through the diary, Eleven sees the brief yet radiant life she lived and finally feels the love she never stopped giving him.
Old veteran Zhao Xueping (played by Jin Shijie) and night school high school student Ahong (played by Zhang Ruijia) each wander through Taipei City, spending a strange day. These two seemingly unrelated people have faint, elusive intersections in their lives until sunset, when they finally meet in a corner of the city, sparking suspenseful and shocking moments that reveal a poignant love story buried for over half a century.
Is there someone from your youth you just can't forget? Under the bright sun, high schooler Wang Xiaoxia (Li Mu) falls head over heels for genius transfer student Cheng Yi (Tsao Yu-ning) at first sight. Her heart races uncontrollably, and Xiaoxia launches a bold, high-profile pursuit of love. Meanwhile, Youzi (Lou Chun-shuo), who has grown up by her side quietly protecting her, decides to fight for his own chance. On one side is a dream guy who appeared out of nowhere; on the other, a childhood friend who's always been there. At seventeen, they all harbor the most passionate love. How will Xiaoxia choose?
In 18th-century Venice, at the Pietà orphanage, violin prodigy Cecilia (Tekla Insonia) is trapped in the cage of fate, with marriage as her only escape. Until the arrival of new music teacher Antonio Vivaldi (Michele Riondino), an ambitious composer who uses music as a key to open a brand-new door for her. Under Vivaldi's guidance, Cecilia finds strength in the notes, begins to break free from the constraints of her era and identity, and embarks on a path to pursue her musical dreams.
Three years ago, Player 456 (Lee Jung-jae) won the Squid Game. He planned to fly away, but at the last minute, he changed his mind and decided to start a new plan. Seong Gi-hun dives back into the mysterious survival game, risking his life once again, competing with a new group of contestants for a prize of 45.6 billion won.
Adapted from Kang Full's webtoon of the same name, this drama unfolds within a store selling lighting fixtures, serving as a bridge between the living and the dead. A group of strangers, each striving to reconcile with their past, are drawn by fate to a lighting store at the end of a dim alley. Guarded by a highly vigilant owner, this store becomes the pivotal link connecting their past, present, and future.
A cool and brilliant female CEO, who would be discarded if deemed worthless, begins to transform under the attentive care of her male secretary—this transformation is the heart of this romance.
This is the sequel film to the theatrical adaptation of Tajimakoto's manga 'Autumn Wants to Have Lunch with Spring'. The story follows college roommates Aki (Akiyoshi Junta, played by Akazawa Ryotaro) and Haru (Fujishiro Harutsugu, played by Takahashi Kensuke). As they navigate job hunting, they reassess their paths forward and their feelings for each other. Now in their fourth year of university, they strive to find employment: Aki lands a job at an interior decor company, while Haru, who dreams of becoming a photographer, is hired by a photo studio. As they prepare to live separately after graduation, Haru's older sister Rikka visits to announce her marriage. From Rikka, Aki learns about the decisive factor in her decision to marry, and he realizes that his feelings for Haru go beyond friendship.
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