Choi Fung (Jessica Hsuan) was a determined and smart young girl. One day she meets Ah Wong (Roger Kwok), known as the "simple-minded" grown man due to a mental brain damage; he causes her a lot of trouble when he starts calling her his wife after she saves him once. Even so, whenever kids picked on him, she would help him out. Choi Fung's step-mother Lau Seung Seung (Rebecca Chan) only cares for her birth daughter Choi Dip (Leila Tong) and refuses to let Choi Dip marry Ah Wong when she realizes he is the one that the two families had an arranged birth marriage for. She and her daughter plot a scheme to make Choi Fung marry Ah Wong instead. Choi Fung thinks that she will be marrying Bao Gai Chung (Raymond Cho), but when wedding day arrived it was already too late. Her mother-in-law Mai Chu Lien (Angelina Lo) likes the daughter-in-law and refuses to let Choi Fung go. Problematic and a few blissful moments in their daily lives are continuous under the new roof, not to mention a dark secret about Ah Wong when someone from his past turns up and causes even more disruptions in their lives: Yeung Pui Kwan (Winnie Yeung).

N/A

The play tells a story about family, love, friends, and revenge. In the 20th century Shanghai, the two great masters of the north and south, Huo Yuanjia and Huang Feihong, heirs Zhai Feng and Yan Ying Yuan were due to the death of Huo Yuanjia. In order to find out the real culprit and regain their innocence, the two of them had to face their friends and their lovers becoming enemies. They endured the humiliation and fleeing while waiting for revenge. Their personalities also have undergone a great change. Whether they are lost in adversity or waiting to erupt in silence, this scene is intertwined to form a magnificent wave on the surging Shanghai.

In an attempt to save Lady White Snake, Qing the green snake demon stole the Purifying Vase from the heaven realm, which led to decades of drought in the human realm. While hiding herself among the humans, Qing fell in love with Bao Ren. Knowing her love for him would end badly for both them, Qing decided to leave Bao. However, her past caught up to her before she could safely get away.

Humanity has always been obsessed with the idea of somehow regaining our youth and going back to our childhood. But what would happen if that dream became a reality? Would that really bring happiness… or tragedy?

Yuko has a promising career in journalism ahead of her, and is happily married to Satoru, a younger man. But an unfortunate event turns their world upside down, and leads Yuko into a desperate attempt to regain her youth. She drinks a potion that begins a “de-aging” process, only to find out that once started the process cannot be stopped! Yuko and Satoru are forced to reexamine her life and their marriage, and their love for each other. And Yuko must somehow find a way to return to halt the process, or dire consequences await.

This touching story not only explores the question of lost youth but also takes a hard look at what it really means to love someone.

During the reign of King Ekkathat in Ayutthaya Kingdom, Mang Mao was the daughter of Ming, a rich man who was the owner of a paper factory. Mang Mao was also famous in her own right for being mischievous considering she escaped arranged dates many times. One time, she ran from an arranged date again and coincidentally met Sri Khan Thin. He didn't like her mischievousness. Mang Mao hated the way Sri Khan Thin tried to admonish her, so she often created chaos around him without knowing he was actually Khan Thong, the son of Suea Khun Thong who was a notorious dead bandit. Khan Thong disguised himself as a eunuch in the Royal Palace in order to investigate his parents' death.

This is the story of three cousins who encounter different problems in the real world and who all fall in love. The first cousin, Zhao Qing Chu, is an aspiring and ambitious young lawyer who falls in love with Zhou Jin, a wealthy man with a dark past. Qian Xiao Yang, the second cousin, is trying to build a future in the big city despite her mom's attempts to make her stay in their small town and become a nurse. Xiao Yang discovers that life in the big city is not as easy as she thought. She encounters Fang Yu and a series of misunderstanding and adventures happen between the two of them. Last but not least, Li Pili is the youngest cousin. At a young age, her mother who held high hopes for her, sent her all the way to England hoping that she would be able to attend Cambridge. Pili crushes those hopes when she decides to become a cook instead and buys a fake acceptance letter from Cambridge to show her mother upon her return. What will be the fate of these three girls?

It's about a younger twin sister being asked to 'temporarily' exchange their identity for the elder twin in the marriage to a rich guy due to some very serious allergic reaction on her face that she needed some time and cosmetic surgery to heal it. She didn't want to miss the chance to marry a rich guy so she had to ask a favour from her estranged younger twin sister, in return she agreed to take care of their sick mother who is in coma while they exchange their identities.