T-Dramas

When hopelessly single, Guan Xiao Fei (Hye-Sun Koo) returns a lost item to Lei Wu Wu (Wei-Hsun Na), he shows his gratitude by revealing that he is a sales-representative for Kronos Heaven. Lovably naive Guan Xiao Fei soon finds herself ordering a fully customizable, perfect lover. Thus begins a struggle between her heart and mind as she questions whether she can really love a robot (Jiro Wang, as Wan Nai Te).

After watching a documentary about "retired" high jumper Tso Yi-Chuan (Chun Wu), Lu Jui-Hsi (Ella Chen) is so determined to meet him that she disguises herself as a boy in order to transfer to his all-male school, Ying Kai University. When Jui-Hsi gets knocked unconscious during a soccer match with Chin Hsiu-Yi (Jiro Wang), Chuan steps in to help and discovers that she is in fact a girl. He keeps his discovery a secret from everyone, including Jui-Hsi. Meanwhile, their relationship begins to blossom when Jui-Hsi convinces Chuan to return to high jumping.

Hsueh Hai (Show Lo) was a certifiable dork who comes from a very wealthy family and has been protected by his oldest sister since young, until he is 20 years old. One day, he decided to move out of his comfort zone and study abroad in Hangzhou. To protect his true identity, Hsueh Hai's oldest sister, Hsueh Po, gave him the alias of Lin Ta-Lang, who was a supposedly poor student. In his new university, Ta-Lang meets Chen Pao-Chu (Rainie Yang), who protects him from bullies who tease him for being a dork. In return, Ta-Lang promises to be Pao-Chu's close friend and eventually, they fell in love with each other. During this time, Pao-Chu's father goes bankrupt, flees, and left her and her mother behind. Using Pao-Chu's father as an example of failure, Pao-Chu's mother forces Pao-Chu to date someone wealthier, and break up with Ta-Lang. On the day of her birthday, something happened to Pao-Chu that cause them to have a misunderstanding that expanded over years. Thinking that he got dumped by his first love, Hsueh Hai drops his alias as Ta-Lang. Three years later, Hsueh Hai has transformed himself from a dork into a play-boy. After hearing Pao-Chu's familiar voice on the radio as a DJ, Hsueh Hai decides to seek revenge but true love can't be separated so after seeing her with her 'judo senior', he became jealous and later on realizes that he still loves her. But what will happen when she finds out his real identity? Will the misunderstanding be cleared up?

High-school graduate Gon Xi gives up her university chances in order to support her childhood friend and romantic goal, Bu Po Shang, in his pop-idol career. Upon arriving in Taipei, Gong Xi stars working at multiple jobs to support Shang, whose popularity quickly rises; he soon becomes one of Taiwan's top idols. One day, Gong Xi catches Shang flirting with his manager and realizes that he only used her so she could help with his living expenses. Heartbroken and betrayed, Gong Xi vows to get revenge by becoming a bigger star than Shang. Gong Xi auditions for L.M.E., Taiwan's largest talent agency, and joins L.M.E.'s new-found department "Love me" with fellow new recruit Jian Nan Qin. At L.M.E famous actor Sun He Lian, disgusted by Gong Xi's reasons for joining the show business, consistently finds ways to annoy and taunt her. As Gong Xi's acting career stars to take off, she discovers a new sense of identity and purpose separate from her initial plans of revenge. Lian also eventually warms up to her and finds himself falling more and more in love with her.

Superstar, Chuang Chun-Nan aka Mars (Jiro Wang), hits a low when negative publicity hits mainstream leaving him rock bottom and without a home. After his entire life is downsized, he returns to school and finds himself renting a room from his classmate, Chen Mo-Mo (Rainie Yang). Everything turns upside down for Mo-Mo when Mars enters her simple yet peaceful life. This agoraphobic homebody suddenly grows a backbone. Is love in the air for this pair from two different sides of the planet?

Adorably naive, Kao Mei-Nu (Lyan Cheng) is all set to become a nun when she is asked to temporarily masquerade as her twin brother, Kao Mei-Nan (Lyan Cheng, in a dual role) and join the popular boy band, A.N.Jell. She reluctantly agrees in the hope that doing so will help the siblings reunite with their long lost mother. As if living under the same roof with her male band mates isn't enough, her struggle to keep her identity a secret is further complicated by lead vocalist, Huang Tai-Ching (Jiro Wang), who could not be more displeased with her arrival.