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The two planets were locked in a shared tragic fate, circling endlessly around a pitch-black great sun like an eternal rondo. In the beginning, one planet gave birth to humanity. These people looked downward and called the land below "Izumo." They looked upward and named the world above "Takamagahara." On a day recorded in no history, the Yaoyorozu-no-kami descended from Takamagahara. These demonic beasts, called Kami, overturned the skies, set rivers and oceans ablaze, and shattered the land—people realized in terror that this was not an invasion for rule, dominance, or plunder. The evil Kami came only to kill. With the planet on the verge of extinction, Izumo began a Kami-slaying campaign, exhausting the nation's full strength to slay the calamity "Sovereign of Revelation" and forge the very first Edict Edge from its bestial body. Turning the Kami's own methods against them, those who wield these swords can recite the mantra sealed within the blade to master the divine power of Takamagahara, using it to fight the evil Kami and save the people. From that point, Izumo embarked on a long and brutal crusade, trading countless human lives for the fall of one Kami after another, shattering innumerable mortal blades to create the twelve Sentinels. In the relentless struggle for survival, Izumo used the power of the Edict Edges to illuminate their dark, primitive world in fewer than ten Amber Eras, building cities of dazzling neon lights. That distant Takama Divine Realm, once so far away, now seemed within reach— But history abruptly stopped there. The existence of both planets vanished in an instant, dissolving into nothingness. Today, the past of the border planet Izumo can only be glimpsed through scattered whispers across the universe. Scholars hold various theories about its disappearance, but none can solve the mystery. Izumo's history should have been a long flowing river, but it was cut short in a single stroke, with all its past and future voided on the other shore of emptiness. Did it never truly exist, being merely a fabricated story? Did its histories never happen, running aground on the beach of reverse causation? Was it yet another horrifying experiment by Dr. Primitive, or a sign of the Voracity returning from the end of the Cosmos? Only that pitch-black great sun knows the answer, yet THEY remain silent, never speaking. Because everything that has happened will one day regress to the end, and everything that has ended is certain to happen again. The universe undergoes an eternal recurrence under THEIR shadow, and Izumo is nothing more than a footnote for an ellipsis.

In the Year 4800 of the Star Calendar, the five Vidyadhara lineages formed an alliance on the Yuque, committing their sacred vow to writing. "This oath shall remain unbroken, standing stronger than even earth and steel," as recorded in the History of the Xianzhou: Exodus of the Five Dragons. By the Year 7379 of the Star Calendar, the Imbibitor Lunae Dan Feng sparked turmoil that endangered the sacred wood. In response, the Cloud Knights united with the Vidyadhara Preceptors to launch an assault against him, according to the History of the Xianzhou: Cloud Knights War Records. Addressed as the noble successor of the Azure Dragon and bearer of divine blessings from the heavens, he was destined to traverse clouds, bestow rain, and shape forms as the world's essence beckoned. He dreamed of shouldering his duties, performing the ritual dance with grace, and sealing the Ambrosial Arbor. He dreamed of entering a battlefield where sharp blades and arrows fell like rain, meting out punishment from the sky. He dreamed of being chained between jade pillars, pierced by long nails, and sealed in darkness. He dreamed of wandering aimlessly in the dark, pursued by lurking shadows. In all these dreams, he appeared as a dragon, a hero, and a sinner, yet never as a person capable of love, hatred, sorrow, or joy like everyone else in this world.

In a small Korean town, two eighteen-year-old girls, Suyi and Yi-gyeong, develop romantic feelings for each other and hope to move to Seoul together once they finish their studies. The series was later compiled into a movie that premiered in theaters on June 7, 2023.

This 61-minute film follows Yi-gyeong, an ordinary 18-year-old student portrayed by Yoon Ah-Young, whose life undergoes a major shift when she meets Suyi, a spirited athlete played by Song Harim. Suyi sparks unfamiliar romantic feelings in Yi-gyeong, prompting her to begin exploring her sense of self. Over the next two years, as they spend time together, both characters grow and mature. This development, however, also leads Yi-gyeong to recognize that her emotions toward Suyi are changing.

Extra episode of Aishang Ta de Liyou.

This collection includes multiple short films. The first depicts the first meeting of Xie Lian and Hua Cheng. The second shows Xie Lian and Hua Cheng enjoying the Lantern Festival at the Ghost Market. The third follows Xie Lian and Hua Cheng underwater on their way back to Ghost City.

To rescue his dying mother, Dong Cui Can strikes a bargain with an enigmatic figure, trading away his own remaining lifespan in exchange for hers. Against all odds, the stranger not only brings Cui Can's mother back to life but also transforms her into her 20-year-old self. Given a fresh start, Yan Jin Yu resolves to make the most of every opportunity, while Cui Can promises to dedicate the rest of his life to repaying his mother for all the sacrifices she endured to raise him.

Second season of A Day Before Us.

A Day Before Us Zero explores the high school days of the main characters from A Day Before Us. Viewed through a nostalgic lens, these formative years are depicted as vivid and innocent. The prequel centers on the development of Wook and Yeo-reum during their high school period, introducing new engaging characters and their individual stories.

During a downpour, college student Ha Eun meets a young man named Yeon Woo who is holding an umbrella. When the canopy above them is about to tear apart from the heavy rain, she grabs onto Yeon Woo to protect herself. Unaware of how embarrassing her action was, she tries to ignore Yeon Woo for the rest of the time. Little does she realize that he is the friend of her best friend, Yeo Reum, a bright-faced and childish young woman. Annoyed by constantly running into the neutral-faced and quiet Yeon Woo, Ha Eun does her best to assert herself in front of the silent man. Meanwhile, a shy man named Wook is also close friends with Yeo Reum and secretly harbors a crush on her, often staring at her sweet lips. However, being shy and awkward around her, he tries his best to conceal his secret—but such a thing is not as easy as it seems. As these two stories collide, what will become of them all in the end? Will love flourish and bloom, or will they continue to ignore each other's hearts?

Upon arriving at Minsong University to reconnect with his high school crush, Kim Margo, Lee Joon is instead thrown off balance by his aggressive and unpredictable neighbor, Lee Duna, a former idol. Duna disrupts Joon's plans, leaving him perplexed when Margo appears distant. The situation grows more complex when Joon encounters Choi Ira at a gathering; she develops a strong interest in him after a provocative game they play. As Joon delves into the troubled histories of both Duna and Margo, he finds himself entangled in a web of conflicting feelings.

In the celestial realm, many deities keep their distance from the neglected Xie Lian, but Heavenly Emperor Jun Wu continues to stand by him. Despite Xie Lian's persistently bad luck, his circumstances grow even worse when doubts arise that his recent companion might be the infamous Ghost King, Hua Cheng. Ignoring these suspicions, Xie Lian holds onto Hua Cheng's promise that they will reunite and reveal his true identity. Jun Wu then brings troubling news: a distress signal has come from the bustling Ghost City, which is under Hua Cheng's sole control. Determined, Xie Lian ventures into the Ghost City to search for the missing deity. There, he encounters the real Hua Cheng. Although Hua Cheng is considered the most fearsome being in the three realms, he shows humility before Xie Lian. Without revealing his reasons, Hua Cheng uses every resource at his disposal to ease the constant misfortunes that haunt Xie Lian's life.