'You Are My Home' and Only Hope
A homeless girl faces depression and uncertainty during the holidays.
Heavens Will Descend The Dragon
Ao You, the ninth son of the Dragon King, is a gifted and intelligent man who has been admonished not to reveal his true form at will since he was a child. Later, when he accidentally showed his true form while drunk at the Queen Mother's banquet, he was found by the Heavenly Court to be a dragon, and was thrown down to the Heavenly Court with his immortal bones shaved off.
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Ao You, the ninth son of the Dragon King, is a gifted and intelligent man who has been admonished not to reveal his true form at will since he was a child. Later, when he accidentally showed his true form while drunk at the Queen Mother's banquet, he was found by the Heavenly Court to be a dragon, and was thrown down to the Heavenly Court with his immortal bones shaved off.
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