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Top 10 chinese dramas of all time from Databases
⭐ Top 10 Chinese Dramas — Combined from All Sources
The Untamed
Nirvana in Fire
Eternal Love (Three Lives, Three Worlds: Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms)
Joy of Life
Love O2O
Ashes of Love
Story of Yanxi Palace
Princess Agents
Empresses in the Palace (Legend of Zhen Huan)
Love Between Fairy and Devil
PVenessa Nov 19, 2025
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1. The Untamed Special Edition
Chinese Special - 2019, 20 episodes
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2. Nirvana in Fire
Chinese Drama - 2015, 54 episodes
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3. Eternal Love
Chinese Drama - 2017, 58 episodes
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4. Joy of Life
Chinese Drama - 2019, 46 episodes
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5. Love O2O
Chinese Drama - 2016, 30 episodes
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6. Ashes of Love
Chinese Drama - 2018, 63 episodes
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7. Story of Yanxi Palace
Chinese Drama - 2018, 70 episodes
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8. Princess Agents
Chinese Drama - 2017, 67 episodes
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9. Empresses in the Palace
Chinese Drama - 2012, 76 episodes
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10. Love between Fairy and Devil
Chinese Drama - 2022, 36 episodes
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