Kwan Yeuk-nam is a powerful woman. After her husband committed suicide due to a business failure, she single-handedly raised her three sons to adulthood, all whilst establishing her business empire, Sun Hon Lik. Now ready to retire, she is prepared to pass down her empire to her three sons.

In 1776, the 41st year of the reign of Qianlong (Ni Dahong), the court is in urgent need of money for war, and official Akezhan (Zhang Zhijian) is sent to Yangzhou to collect donations from wealthy salt merchants. Instead, Akezhan uncovers a massive case of corruption that shakes the very core of the nation. Fortunately, merchant Wang Chaozong (Zhang Jiayi) appears to help deliver funds to the frontline and propose reforms to combat corruption. The fallout of the salt corruption case, however, is far-reaching and far from over, touching off a deadly power struggle that plays out amid the danger and excitement of Qianlong's southern inspection tour.

Late in the 10th century, the Liao dynasty is at the zenith of its power. The omnipotent Liao rule much of what is now Northeast China, Mongolia, Russia, and much of the Korean Peninsula. Prime Minister Xiao Si Wen and Princess Yan have three daughters, with the youngest, Xiao Chao, their favourite. Her heart belongs to the aspiring military commander, Han De Rang, whose family have served the Liao loyally for decades. However, her parents have other plans, sucessfully arranging her marriage to Liao Emperor, Jin Zhong, whom she eventually concedes to marry. As the Emperor’s queen, she becomes a fierce defender of the Liao by assisting in mobilizing the army, heading a 10,000-strong cavalry and providing support to the civil administration. Eventually, she will earn the title of Empress.

Childhood sweethearts, Mi Yang and Wei Jing, have been hiding their romantic relationship for some time. To meet the high standards of Mi’s mother, Wei gets an enviable job at an international firm. Meanwhile, Mi is demoted to a community police officer. The changes in their jobs and reversal of their social statuses start causing problems to their relationship dynamics.

Adapted from the novel of the same name, The Lady in the Cubicle describes the life of white-collar worker Tan Bin, who is approaching the dreaded thirtieth birthday. As she struggles with challenges in work and love, particularly when she becomes involved with her superior Cheng Ruimin, she uncovers the real meaning of true happiness. The drama will also revolve around the lives of two other career women: Mini, who is Tan Bin’s constant rival, and Jessica, a pampered young woman who has just entered the workforce.

In the spring of 1931, after the Communist Party successfully set up many communication stations in China, they set their sight on Western Europe and assigned two of their agents ”Asthray'” and “Porcelain” to Paris. From there on, the stories of secret deal, hidden betrayal, questionable death, forbidden love, and brotherhood among the military and a prominent family’s members were unraveled.

According to legend, there is a person in the rivers and lakes who makes the rich and scumbags turn their faces. She specializes in rectifying the scumbags and never fails. This girl is named Song Yao. All this depends on the fantasy system she has-attracting rich people. Any rich man worth hundreds of millions will fall in love with her irresistibly as long as he looks at her. However, no matter how powerful the system is, there will be a day when it encounters Waterloo: Song Yao's pair of magical electric eyes actually failed in the Chengtian Group's prince "Ji Chengchuan". But Song Yao didn't know, it was all because the prince in front of him was a counterfeit - the liar Qin Hao. In this way, two playwrights with their own minds met, destined to start a fight like Mr. and Mrs. Smith. When a trench-sucking girl bumps into a liar boy, who can outwit them. And behind Song Yao's life experience, what secrets are hidden?