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Can a modern-day Tarzan return to the human world? When Du Zhe Ming (Derek Chang) was a boy, he got lost while on vacation with his family. While he was wandering around in the deep woods, he accidentally saved a female wolf from harm. The Wolf King decides to take Zhe Ming into the wolf tribe. Living among the wolves, Zhe Ming learns to hunt and survive in the wild without forgetting his human traits. Mi Mi (Amber An) is an amateur photographer who decides to go to Wolf Mountain to take pictures of the breathtaking landscape. When Mi Mi falls into a valley, Zhe Ming saves her and takes her back to his cave. Fascinated by the first woman he has encountered, Zhe Ming is convinced that Mi Mi is his female wolf mate and is mesmerized by her. Zhe Ming decides to leave his wolf life behind to follow Mi Mi back into the human world, but can he acclimate back into the civilized world? “Prince of Wolf” is a 2016 Taiwanese drama series.

Prince of Wolf

The Wolf Pack

Zheng Xiao En (Vivian Sung) works as an editor of romance novels at a publishing company, and secretly dreams about falling in love with a CEO.

When she isn’t working, she spends her days daydreaming about He Tian Hang (Marcus Chang), the handsome chief executive of the company that occupies the building opposite her company’s offices.

One day, Zheng Xiao En magically finds herself transported into the pages of a romance novel – and comes face-to-face with her crush He Tian Hang.

However, she soon discovers that in this fictional universe, his name is Si Tu Ao Ran – and his personality is very different.

She hopes to use all the tips and tricks she has learned from the romance novels she has edited to help snare his heart. But she soon discovers that in this fictional world, she isn’t the heroic female lead – and instead is an evil side character!

Can she flip the story on its head – and end up with the man of her dreams?

“Lost Romance” is a 2020 Taiwanese drama series that was directed by Eri Hao.

Lost Romance

The Hopeless Romantic Team

Ten&nbsp;years ago, Seisei Studio was a successful business, well on its way to making a profound mark on the world. Unfortunately the company’s luck only lasted so long. Now on the brink of bankruptcy, the company and all of its employees are desperately searching for a miracle. Incredibly enough, they happen to find one and his name is Jin Yu Zhen (Aaron Lai).&nbsp;

An exceptional talent, with keen business sense and extraordinary management skills, Jin Yu Zhen steps into the role of Seisei’s new director and immediately turns the place around. Promising to carry the company into greatness once more, Yu Zhen has only one rule he asks his new employees to follow: No in-office dating, romance, or marriage. After announcing that anyone caught breaking this rule will be immediately dismissed, Yu Zhen goes about his business but his stunned employees refuse to let him get away with such a ridiculous rule.&nbsp;

Determined to make Yu Zhen abolish his only rule, the office’s king of tsundere, Shei Lei (Hank Wang), approaches the new director with a very clear plan. But in his attempt to soften Yu Zhen’s heart, Shei Lei finds his own heart in danger, especially once he realizes his boss’ tough exterior hides a broken heart, yearning for love.&nbsp;

A story of love and healing, “Be Loved in House: I Do” is a 2021 romance drama directed by Chiang Ping-Chen.

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