Gu Yi stands at the helm of Anxia as its CEO, a position that comes with its fair share of pressures and responsibilities. At his side is Qiao Jing, his incredibly competent Personal Assistant. Their partnership is the epitome of seamless collaboration, likened to the intricate workings of a well-oiled machine.
CAST: Han Seok Kyu, Ahn Hyo-seop, Kim Min-jae, Yoon Na-moo, Lee Geung-young, Lee Sung-kyung, So Joo-yeon, Lee Shin-young, Lee Hong-nae DIRECTOR: Yoo In-sik In a
Ha Yoon, who has never experienced a long-term relationship, holds high hopes that her current boyfriend, Nam Tae Ryun, will be the one to change her romantic fortunes. However, Tae Ryun shocks her by expressing his desire to break up before they even reach the 100-day mark.
Storm Eye revolves around state security agents tracking a suspected commercial spy in Shuangqing City in Hunan province, engaging in a high-stakes battle against an international crime syndicate.
Kang Hee Jae, despite his desire to project a cool image, battles with deep insecurities that make him feel insignificant. His girlfriend, who is older than him has a childhood male friend who is forever with her, making him insecure and crazy. Struggling to forgive his girlfriend, Yoo Jin for her seemingly weird behavior, he slowly transforms into an obsessive figure.
In an urgent bid to amass funds for his daughter Xuanxuan’s critical brain tumor surgery, Qi Sile is doggedly determined to secure the Maolin planning project order. She persistently seeks out Maolin’s boss, Song Haoyu.
An Ni, an exceptional student from a distinguished law school, lands in the enigmatic Fourth Prosecutor’s Department upon entering the Procuratorate. Confronted with an array of complex and novel cybercrime cases, she, along with her prosecutor peers, decipher criminal evidence with precision.
Xiang Yuan, the eldest miss of Donghe group, is tasked with saving their Xi’an branch from bankruptcy. At this time, she meets her former crush Xu Yan Shi once again.
“XO, Kitty” serves as a delightful spin-off of Netflix’s “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” trilogy, adapted from Jenny Han’s popular novels. Anna Cathcart, who originally portrayed Kitty as the spirited and bespectacled 11-year-old sister of the main character, takes on the role once again.
OH YOUNG-SHIM (Song Ha-Yoon) is a determined variety show PD who finds herself facing yet another cancellation. Refusing to let this setback jeopardize her career, Young-shim seizes the next available opportunity: the pilot script for a dating reality show no one wants
Meng Hao Tian is a very ambitious, hardworking woman trying to get her small company to take off. She takes many sidelines anyway and anywhere she can.
During a wedding, she met Leng Si Ming, a young guy who was interested in her at first sight when she played bridesmaid for the 36th time.
Agency is about Go Ah In (played by Lee Bo Young), who becomes the first female executive of VC Corporate, fiercely fighting against her fears and enemies at work to reach the top of the corporate ladder.
The series follows the romantic journey of Yeon Bo Ra, a celebrated love coach and successful author of romance novels, and Lee Soo Hyuk, a charming man who grapples with matters of the heart.
As a discerning publishing planner, Soo Hyuk is not easily impressed and initially has a negative impression of Bo Ra. However, their lives become entangled unexpectedly, and he becomes increasingly drawn to her
A lonely girl mourning the death of her beloved grandmother begins working at a cafe owned by the mysterious “Papa.” As she gets to know her coworkers and the exciting culture at the cafe, they form a found family that might heal each of their broken places.
Many years ago, a young woman named Min Hui (Wang Yu Wen) fell for a young man named Xin Qi (Wang Zi Qi). They dreamed of spending the rest of their lives together and had even planned to marry. But things between them became complicated. Xin Qi suffered from a dangerous and potentially life-threatening heart condition. And a misunderstanding between them led them to split acrimoniously.
Young-Soon (Ra Mi-Ran) is a single mother and runs a pig farm. She raised her son Kang-Ho alone. Young-Soon made herself into a bad mother and was strict with Kang-Ho, because she didn’t want him to become like her.
Based off Gu Man’s very popular internet novel, the story tells of a kind hearted young girl named Xue Shan Shan (Zhao Li Ying) who works at a big conglomerate as a finance assistant because she is of a rare blood type extremely important to the family that owns the company.
Xiao Nai is a gaming expert who, courtesy of his basketball skills, academic excellence, swimming talent and game company presidency, also happens to be the most popular student on campus. When he first comes across the gorgeous computer science major Bei Wei Wei, the infinitely talented wunderkind immediately falls in love.
The show stars Kim Hee-ae (The World of the Married) as Hwang Do-hee, a sharp and remorseless “fixer” for powerful South Korean conglomerate Eunsung Group, led by commanding matriarch Chairwoman Son (Seo Yi-sook).
Hae Woong, an assembly member candidate, is taken out of the running because he became a thorn in the side of a local bigwig, Soon Tae. Hounded by loan sharks, due to defaulting a campaign loan, he decides to get his hands dirty. He steals classified government’s information about an urban development plan and obtains the help of a local gang leader, Pil Do, by promising hefty real estate profit.
Koo Do Han, a former lawyer turned detective, is on a quest to uncover the truth behind an unsolved crime from the past. He investigates current cases to piece together clues to find the perpetrator. Along his journey, he encounters Cheon Na Yeon, an eager reporter, and No Sang Cheon, a con artist. Together, they work to unravel the truth and bring justice to the case.
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