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Imai Joji is a detective with zero investigation ability while his daughter, Mei, is a deduction geek. This is the story of a detective who was hanging on the edge of his career but was able to solve a case through his daughter's podcasts.

Shibano Takeo is a corporate restructuring expert. He shifts from a major electronics manufacturer to a small metal molding factory called Majitech upon the sudden death of his benefactor, the talented inventor Fujimura Tokio. Majitech is on the brink of bankruptcy and he has to turn it around. While Shibano feels a sense of inferiority to the late Fujimura’s daughter Asako, he battles together with her younger brother Nozomu, Fujimura’s right-hand man Okemoto and others to save the factory. However, a vengeful Murao, who had a connection with Shibano in the past, and a foreign fund known as Horizon move in an attempt to take over Majitech for some purpose.

Baek Yeon-Hee's  older brother dies because of a woman he loved. Baek Yeon-Hee decides to take revenge on the woman who is responsible for her brother’s death. Baek Yeon-Hee becomes a surrogate mother for the woman who can't have a baby and later tries to take the kid away from her.

Terrace House, now streaming in the U.S. on Netflix, is the Japanese “Real World”-style reality show watered-down to be as polite and PG as possible. Absent are the sensational, over-the-top, media-career-minded personalities we’re accustomed to on U.S. TV — nobody throws a drink in someone’s face, nobody trashes the house or gets caught in a drunk “Oh my god what did I do” late-night affair. Instead, Terrace House offer lots of subdued conversation, repressed emotions, and episodes full of frustrating indecision.