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1. Kill Me Love Me
Chinese Drama - 2024, 32 episodes
Chokey Gege: Murong Jing He played by Liu Xue Yi
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![My Journey to You]()
2. My Journey to You
Chinese Drama - 2023, 24 episodes
Chokey Gege: Gong Shang Jue played by Ryan Cheng
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3. Story of Kunning Palace
Chinese Drama - 2023, 38 episodes
Chokey Gege: Xie Wei played by Zhang Ling He
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4. A Tale of Love and Loyalty
Chinese Drama - 2024, 20 episodes
Chokey Gege: Yu Wen Yuan played by Richard Li
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5. The Red Sleeve
Korean Drama - 2021, 17 episodes
Chokey Oppa: Yi San played by Lee Jun Ho
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![All These Years]()
6. All These Years
Chinese Movie - 2023
Chokey Gege: Zhang Xin Cheng as Li Ran
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![Bulgasal: Immortal Souls]()
7. Bulgasal: Immortal Souls
Korean Drama - 2021, 16 episodes
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8. Fangs of Fortune
Chinese Drama - 2024, 34 episodes
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![The Rise of Ning]()
9. The Rise of Ning
Chinese Drama - 2024, 40 episodes
Chokey Gege: Ci Sha as Lu Jia Xue
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10. Moonlight Mystique
Chinese Drama - 2025, 40 episodes
Chokey Gege: Ao Rui Peng as Fan Yue
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