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Continued comic adventures of the brothers previously featured in 'Paradise Heights'.

Lin He Xiang Niang (Huifang Hong) raised four sons and two daughters on her own. Lin Shi Jie (Terence Cao) is the son of Xiang Niang's deceased eldest son. Shi Jie's wife Su Xian (Kym Ng) left him. Shi Jie then moved abroad with their son, Jia Yuan (Aloysius Pang). When Jia Yuan returned to the ancestral house and witnessed how Xiang Niang's children eyed her inheritance, he worked hand in hand with Xiang Niang to bring the family back together. The third son Lin Xiao He (Shucheng Chen) is domineering towards his family and his wife adheres to all he says. Their only daughter, Lin Shi Hui (Chris Tong) performs well both in school and at work but shares a strained relationship with her father. She meets the young and promising Master's student Liu Xuan (Romeo Tan) and they marry shortly despite her father's disapproval. The duo soon splits after realising their mismatch, however they still habour feelings for each other. The youngest son Lin Xiao Ping is a tailor. His son Lin Shi Jun (Zhen Huan Zhang) is one who seeks to take shortcuts to success. Xiang Niang's adopted daughter, Lin Xiao Zhen (Li Ping Chen) mixed with the wrong company in her teenage years and became a gambling addict. Her daughter Si Qi (Paige Chua) took over her restaurant and gave birth to a daughter after a relationship with the chef. Si Qi and her cousin Shi Jun hit off really well but Shi Jun was merely vying for her restaurant. When Shi Jun realized that he loved her genuinely, he is determined to win her back. On Xiang Niang's 100th birthday, the children brought their respective quilts sown by Xiang Niang and pieced them together, signifying the reunion of the family.

The Big O is a frank psychological drama web series that explores sexual experiences and issues most women can relate to. The protagonist, Gwen Foster, is a young therapist treating women in their late teens to early 20s who are unfulfilled sexually or have suffered sexual trauma. Gwen also has her own psychological problems to confront and resolve. She finds herself reluctantly collaborating with a sexual surrogate partner, Caleb Kerner, to save a suicidal client. Gwen and Caleb eventually become romantically involved. Their relationship is deeply impacted by conflict in their professional relationship. The tone is extremely up-close and intimate. Gwen's frank and insightful exchanges with her clients strip away their defenses and denial, revealing the raw emotion deep inside. Despite the sometimes painful subject matter, the series is imbued with hope and an empowering approach to women's mental and emotional health and sense of self-esteem.

Frances Pye intervenes in a street fight. During the fight she receives a blow to the head causing memory loss. Due to her amnesia family members try to take advantage of her illness. Will she get wise to their schemes? Will she identify the people from the fight?

Tatsuya, a tormented college student who was once an all-around nice guy but now seems to be balancing a gigantic grudge on his shoulder. For some reason, he has taken to hanging around with the richest kid in school, basically a trusting, nice guy who Tatsuya is out to destroy. He feels an uncontrollable urge to deface the rich kid's new car and chase after his fiance. Complicating the plot further is Tatsuya's run-in with a young composer and pianist, who has a limp sustained in a car accident many years before. She, too, is rich, although Tatsuya does not know it yet. Stuck in a stifling home environment with her pianist mother who disdains her desire to compose, the obedient young woman begins to change after a chance meeting with Tatsuya, while he seems to regain some of his humanity in his interaction with her.