Initially, Mou Yim is a deity in the heavens. But she fails in her attempt to catch the 9-tail fox. The fox is so daring as to spit fire at her face. This is why her face is disfigured. The heavenly empress is so mad with her that she banishes Mou Yim to earth to seek the fox out. So she is now in earth as a normal village woman who knows martial arts. One day, the emperor is in danger and she saves him. The emperor is attracted to her beauty because he can only see the normal half of her disfigured face. Upon seeing her real looks, he regrets but has no choice to keep his promise to keep her as his empress. She is then neglected because of her looks. I laughed at the part when she is so troubled for not being able to produce an heir. So a deity gives her a pearl, which is said to be able to beautify her looks in one night when she looks at it. So, the emperor sleeps with her for the night upon seeing her beauty. But he is so disappointed that she is ugly again after that night, so he goes back to his concubine, Ying Chun.

Sawada Kyoka works as a yoga instructor. Her mother died two years ago and she moved in with her father Sawada Rintaro afterwards. Sawada Rintaro works as a Japanese language scholar. His only interest now is in the study of the Japanese language. After his wife died, his life seems to have no energy.

Sawada Kyoka gets into arguments with her father Sawada Rintaro constantly and she is also burdened with taking care of him. Sawada Kyoka wants to have a life where she can focus on herself. Due to everything around her, Sawada Kyoka doesn't care about getting married. But, one day, Sawada Rintaro finds a divorce document among his late wife's belongings. This pushes Sawada Rintaro into wanting to remarry. He also pushes his daughter Sawada Kyoka to find a marriage partner. The father and daughter begin to look for a person to marry. At this time, Sawada Kyoka meets Higashimura Seita, who is single father with a 7-year-old son.

A reborn gangster accidentally found himself being able to see ghosts, which led to a life-changing experience. "Guests" came to him for help one after another... Started from death, what did they want him to see?

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CHEUNG SEI-WAI (Kwok Chung On) establishes a private school, cultivating young talents. His student and peer-mentor, CHOW KUK (Priscilla Wong), shows genius potential in learning, however, having a smattering knowledge of things, she often misuses idioms. In view of the absurdity of the world, SEI-WAI, a righteous man, feels deeply that education alone can hardly put people on the right track. As fate would have it, he comes across CHAN CHUN-CHUN (Kristal Tin), who is very aggressive and eloquent with incisive writing skills in spite of her dubious background. The pair become a renowned barrister duo, and are regarded as sworn enemy by ill-famed POON KING-CHUEN (Cheung Kwok Keung) and his son POON YEE-MING (Jerry Lamb). SEI-WAI's change greatly disappoints his best friend HA HAU-MO (Mak Cheung Ching). In fact, HAU-MO's father was put to death after being framed by a well-known barrister CHAN MUNG-KAT (Li Shing Cheong) years ago, so he absolutely detests barristers. Although he understands SEI-WAI's intention, HAU-MO gets suspicious of CHUN-CHUN's background. Following an investigation, a miscarriage of justice case closed two decades ago is reopened, whereas a cold-blooded barrister killer suddenly resurfaces. As such, the rumor starts swirling, keeping the entire city on tenterhooks......

Despite the bar's uninviting name, two sisters warmly welcome their patrons with tasty food and sake, just like their parents did before them.

Cherrymilk, a young fashion lover, is forced to study Political Science by an order from her father. During a class, her teacher asked her to do a project but ended up being punished by her father.

To survive, she looks for Survey, a young man who is the only one that has the solution to all her problems. Over time, she falls in love but later learns that he is about to get married.

The comedy drama depicts the dreams, love and struggles to make a living by the Sampo generation, who gave up on three things; courtship, marriage, and childbirth.