News My Favorite Political and Scheming Dramas
The dramas that go on forever and yet you never want them to endš«¶š¾
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1. The Story of Ming Lan
Chinese Drama - 2018, 78 episodes
if perseverance had a name, it would be Sheng Minglan
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2. Nirvana in Fire
Chinese Drama - 2015, 54 episodes
I remain delulu about the ending of this drama
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3. Legend of Mi Yue
Chinese Drama - 2015, 81 episodes
Would it kill people to be more decisive in life?Ā
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4. Dong Yi
Korean Drama - 2010, 60 episodes
Love, love, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing {If your man is indecisive}
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5. Empresses in the Palace
Chinese Drama - 2012, 76 episodes
Haven't been able to finish it yet cause of the poor quality subs
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6. Story of Yanxi Palace
Chinese Drama - 2018, 70 episodes
The story of a maid who should've died by episode 3
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7. Jewel in the Palace
Korean Drama - 2003, 54 episodes
you're not fooling anyone with those hands missy. great food tho
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8. The Empress of China
Chinese Drama - 2014, 96 episodes
Messy messy Harem-useless emperor
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9. Joy of Life
Chinese Drama - 2019, 46 episodes
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10. Joy of Life Season 2
Chinese Drama - 2024, 36 episodes
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11. Sword Snow Stride
Chinese Drama - 2021, 38 episodes
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12. The Longest Day in Chang'an
Chinese Drama - 2019, 48 episodes
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