Jeanine Yang

It is a youth romantic comedy that takes place around the campus, with love filled with pink bubbles, friendship, and parental affection for their children.

After a top performer gets unfairly demoted at work, can she find a way to get her job back – and maybe find love?

The year is 2016. Huang Jin Fa and Yan Ru Yu get married after 30 days of the meeting. On the day of their housewarming party, they discover a strange object in their home, not knowing how it got there and where it's from. Turns out the object is actually a time machine. A 16-year-old woman emerges from the time machine and it is revealed that she is their daughter who has travelled 20 years back in time. Not only that, she now looks much older than 16 - even older than her parents.

Five years after being framed in a scandal and forced out of LinLin Breakfast, Chiang Zhi-hao now runs a small beauty salon that serves breakfast. When the chairman’s youngest son appears with proof of his brother’s betrayal, Chiang gets a chance to clear his name and seek justice.

The story starts with three women’s derailed lives. From chaos, self-healing, to self-discovery, after experiencing all kinds of unexpected situations, they remain true to themselves along the way, achieving transformation and growth.

Nanxiang used to be an HBL Division II team. Joining Division I for the first time, they face the challenges of improving their physical fitness, battling injuries, and players breaking disciplinary rules. Eventually, they begin to lie to and doubt one another; the atmosphere becomes tense, and they are depressed. They don’t even know if they should keep playing basketball anymore. And when they finally overcome all these difficulties, the once-hushed-up scandal that a player died because of their coach is exposed. Destined to play without a coach, they fall to the brink of disbanding, but what unites them in the end is their love of basketball.

Campus bullying is a serious issue that every school try to root out. When the bullying manifests to outside of the school, who is responsible to stop it?