The Plot

6.9

Yeong Il leads a contract-killing group that includes Jackie, Wol Cheon, and Jeom Man. His job in the group is that of the designer. He designs murders into perfect accidental deaths, but he gets involved in an unexpected…

The War of Flowers

6.9

A longstanding rivalry between two families, rooted in the feud of two women—Onnapa and Kannika—escalates into a war between their descendants. Onnapa, wronged by Kannika, harbors deep resentment, which passes…

Cat in the Eastern Palace

6.9

The story of a mischievous cat spirit and her human lover, a woman in the disguise of a crown prince. (Source: Fondueforkharpoon at kisskh)

The Boy From Ipanema

6.9

"The Boy from Ipanema" is a co-production between South Korea and Japan. A boy, who surfs every day, meets a broken hearted girl on the beach. The girl tries to forget her past while the boy suffers because an old…

The Assassins

6.9

During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Cao stands as the last pillar of power, preventing the collapse of the Han throne. Emperor Xian, who sits on that throne, cares more about music and poems than his own power. But…

The 3Bs You Shouldn’t Date

6.9

Kobayashi Haru fell in love before finding out that her boyfriend was actually a married man. At that time, a regular customer predicts that she will wind up meeting 3 different men. She begins encountering them just…

The Prince of Tennis

6.9

Kanata Hongo stars as tennis prodigy Echizen Ryoma who, after winning four consecutive victories in the USA, is brought back to Japan by his father and enrolled in the prestigious Seishun Academy Middle School, famous…

The Wedding Scheme

6.9

A mother of four daughters and the president of a kimchi factory decides to embark on a grand marriage scheme for her children... by having them cohabitate with four eligible bachelors.

Kiba: The Dark Knight Gaiden

6.9

The spirit of Kiba the Dark Makai Knight influenced everything since the beginning. Though he called himself a Makai Knight, Kiba was no different to a Horror. Kiba’s spirit resides inside what was once a grey colored…

Leah Dizon

Leah Dizon is a singer, former race queen, and gravure model affiliated with Sky Corporation. Born in Las Vegas, Nevada, to a Chinese-Filipino father and a French-American mother, she moved to Los Angeles, California, at age 18 to pursue a career in entertainment. After a photo of her gained popularity…

Han So Youn

Han So Youn, born as Kim So Youn, is a South Korean actress. She made her debut in the 2003 movie "Last Supper".

Osan Hijiri

Osan Hijiri is a Japanese trainee. He is a member of the boy group BERAVE.

Ke Ming Kai

Ke Ming Kai is a Chinese trainee under TOV Entertainment. He is a member of the trainee group YOUTOVE.

Lu Sheng Qi

Lu Sheng Qi is a Chinese trainee under TOV Entertainment. He is a member of the trainee group YOUTOVE.

BrAnT.B

BrAnT.B, whose real name is Bai Jingyi, was born on July 20, 1997 in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, and is a male rap singer in Mainland China. In 2016, he formed the hip-hop group LBA Crew with Su Dongping. In 2017, he signed a contract with the music label Modern Sky with the hip-hop group Red Flower Club.…

James Marsden

James Marsden is an American television and film actor. He began his acting career with a guest role in the television series "Saved by the Bell: The New Class" (1993). (Source: kisskh)

Wade Wang

Wade Wang is a Taiwanese actor who began his career in stage theater at the age of 20. He graduated from the Department of Chinese Theatre Arts at Chinese Culture University (中國文化大學) and officially debuted in 2012. That same year, he married Queenie Fang (方宥心). (Source: kisskh)

Masi Oka

Masayori "Masi" Oka is a Japanese actor, producer, and digital effects artist who became widely known for starring in NBC's "Heroes" as Hiro Nakamura and in CBS's "Hawaii Five-0" as Doctor Max Bergman. He co-produced the 2017 American adaptation of the manga series "Death Note". He was six years old…

Igawa Hisashi

Igawa Hisashi is a Japanese actor who has appeared in such films as Akira Kurosawa's "Dodesukaden", "Ran", and "Madadayo". He starred in Abe Kōbō's production of "The Man Who Turned Into A Stick", a surrealist play, in 1969.