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Jiangcheng was involved in a drug dumping case in the wilderness, which led to a drug delivery case by courier. The anti-drug captain Luo Jun’s nephew Yang Hao was involved. The protagonist Qi Lin made an in-depth investigation. Luo Jun was injured accidentally. The case was confusing. After the drug trafficking gangs were completely wiped out, Qi Lin got real growth, but the action against the drug manufacturing and drug trafficking network really began.

This drama is about the takeover of the Korean government in 1979 by Chun Doo-Hwan .

Yan Ting was framed for murdering her husband Yuen Man San in Taiwan and was jailed wrongly for five years. During those years she had no one by her side because she caused a huge misunderstanding with her family in Hong Kong; therefore her son was under the custody of Wun Suk Lan whom she considers as her best friend. Because of her good conduct while in prison, she was freed earlier and returns to Hong Kong. In Hong Kong, she meets a kind-hearted lawyer, Lo Lei Ho, and begins working in his law office. Besides finding her son€'s whereabouts, she is also trying to make up for what she has done to her family. On the other hand, she spots Man San in the busy streets of Hong Kong. At first she has doubts, but time after time makes her realize that perhaps Man San is still living. San, who is now married to Chiang Nga Yi, is trying to win the acceptance of her father. Surprisingly, Suk Lan returns to Hong Kong from America and also claims that she is San'€™s wife. Unexpected events after events reveal San's true identity to the other characters, and to prevent exposing his true identity, deaths are followed by deaths

The time is 1971, 26 years after Japan's surrender to the Allies and the end of World War II. Sakie (Sachiko Hidari), whose husband was lost in New Guinea, watches the television coverage as the Emperor and Empress officiate at the annual ceremonies honoring Japan's war dead. Sakie is not allowed to participate in these ceremonies and she receives no Government pension. Her husband, or so she was informed in a cryptic telegram from the War Department, was shot as a deserter shortly before the armistice. Sakie, however, finds this difficult to believe. With the years her skepticism has increased as the Government has remained intentionally vague about the exact circumstances surrounding her husband's death. When she tracks down four men who knew her husband in his last days, they tell her a harrowing story.