Historical drama lovers, we’ve got your back! If you think you’ve seen it all when it comes to historical dramas, think again. The relatable main leads (whose chemistry on-screen is truly adorable), the genuine funniness, and the lovable side characters are just a few elements that make “Bromance” a binge-worthy watch. While she longs to live life as a woman, unforeseen feelings threaten to complicate Ya Nuo’s perfect plan.Ī woman cross-dressing as a man is nothing new in Dramaland, but the 2015 Taiwanese drama “Bromance” still manages to tell a truly unique story that keeps its audience captivated from the start. But one day she encounters Du Zi Feng ( Baron Chen), and the two develop a close friendship.
Throughout life, Ya Nuo tries to keep her distance from people so that her secret will not be revealed. On her 26th birthday, however, she can begin living as a girl. When Pi Ya Nuo ( Megan Lai) was a baby, a fortuneteller told her family she would not survive to adulthood unless she lives the first 25 years of her life as a boy. By the time the nail-biting climax reaches its peak… just be warned that you might need to book a manicure, because the thrill is real! Seriously, what else could you want in a drama? As the story progresses – and our two leads’ relationship develops – you’ll find yourself rooting for these two with all your might. It’s got romance (oh, does it ever), angst out of the wazoo, thrilling suspense, and a brutal serial killer whose love of messing with people psychologically is disconcerting to say the least. Together they delve into the dangerous mentality of some of the most horrific criminals. With each passing crime, the two grow closer and closer – and begin opening up to each other about the pasts that haunt them. His new assistant, Jenny Jian ( Sandra Ma), is the daughter of a veteran police investigator whose strong sense of justice matches her spunky spirit. Simon Bo ( Wallace Huo) is a brilliant criminal psychologist who advises the police on their most violent and disturbing cases. This 2015 Chinese drama is a must-watch no matter what genre you enjoy. Without further ado, here are 15 Chinese and Taiwanese dramas – of a wide variety of genres – to get you started! (Not in any particular order.) Love Me If You Dare It’s always difficult to know which drama to start next – there are just so many good ones! But guess what – you’re in luck! Whether you are on the hunt for historical, romantic, slice-of-life, thrilling, mysterious, or whatever other kind of element you may want in a drama, this list is here to make the search a little easier.
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