The Gambler, the Nun and the Radio

The love sea of Taiwan in 1980', an offshore island--the Matsu Chinbi Village. Don Quichotte was a single-parent father. He was full of imagination and faith toward his life, which formed his attitude when facing all his problems. Many years ago, Don Quichotte's wife couldn't take it anymore and left Matsu to without saying goodbye to her husband and child, Eggie. Now, he wants to find a mother for his son and he thought Nina who's the owner of an ice cream shop would be a good choice. Nina's husband was killed by a broken piece of artillery during an air raid; she was so sad that she was addicted to sleep since then. She fell asleep all the time to avoid the pain. One day, the plague spreading news was coming from Taiwan. The plague was spreading immediately and people were panic, which made the villagers worried and became suspicious about the people around them. In order to prevent plague, the entire village was isolated into quarantine and the plague check for the entire village had begun. A villager with diabetes was forced to leave Matzu and sent to for Quarantine. How did Don Quichotte save villagers and successfully made Nina fall in love with him?

A poor family abandoned by their father, an unemployed brother dreams to emigrate and sister who works in a factory, falls for a young mechanic who seduces and abandons her.

Adela Monmouth, who lives with her father, Gregory, and brother, Hugh, in a Virginia country home, is encouraged by her sweetheart, Owen Barwell, to pursue her musical career. Her musical aspiration moves her father at last to tell her of her mother's past: having also been a musician, she had been induced by another man to go to the city, deserting Gregory and the two children. Later, the shock of Hugh's death proves fatal to his father, and Adela goes to New York, hoping to achieve success as a singer. There she is aided by a wealthy manipulator, Spencer Trayes, whom she permits to invest her remaining money with remarkable results. Later, she discovers that Trayes has been supporting her with his own money, and she schemes to bring about his downfall on the exchange. Owen then reveals that Trayes is in fact the promoter who years before had eloped with her mother. Trayes is defeated on the market, and Adela accepts Owen's proposal of marriage.

After relocating to a small Southern town to escape his brutal past, a high school pitching phenom struggles to keep his true identity a secret while leading his team to the state championship.