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Daughter of Peter the Great, Elizabeth reigns as Russia's enlightened 18th-century tsarina. Amid courtly intrigue, she champions art and culture, defying doubters of her ability as a female ruler to innovate and strengthen the vast empire.

Alexander, raised by Catherine II, holds liberal views and admires Napoleon. After his grandmother's death, he attempts to pass power to his father Paul, but later plots his overthrow, leading to unintended tragedy and a troubled reign.

1779 Everyone already calls Empress Catherine II the Great at the instigation of her closest associate, the influential Princess Dashkova. His Serene Highness Prince Potemkin, the former favorite and married husband of Catherine, remains a faithful comrade-in-arms and, in fact, the second person in the state. The personal life of the empress, as before, is full of passions and love affairs. However, despite everything, Catherine does not forget about important state affairs. Among them is a manifesto on succession to the throne. The Empress decides to transfer the throne to her grandson Alexander, bypassing the legal heir - her son Pavel. However, the Tsarevich is not going to give up his rights and will fight to the end. A new struggle for power begins.

The year is 1966. Lev Grigoryevich Preobrazhensky, a talented maxillofacial surgeon, dreams of creating an Institute of Beauty - the first Soviet institution that will deal with plastic surgery and reduce the gap from the West in this advanced branch of medicine. His young colleague, Igor Zorin, dreams of escaping from the USSR abroad: to a place where talented plastic surgeons can find a worthy use for no less worthy remuneration. For the sake of his dream, Preobrazhensky makes a deal with the KGB: he is allowed to open an experimental department if operations are carried out in it, which no one except the Committee will know about. For the sake of his dream, Zorin makes a deal with Preobrazhensky: he agrees to work with him, despite all differences - if it helps him escape. Both are unaware of the difficult decisions ahead of them.

Pavel I, deemed a tyrant, hides a tragic depth. His alienated mother, quest for his father's killer shaped him. As emperor, he aimed to curb nobility's excess and improve serfs' lives but faced challenges retaining power.

Elena works in a secret service. She moved to Italy a long time ago and changed her name to Laura. Here the girl is undercover as a caring wife of one of the leaders of the criminal group Diamanti. One day, she is entrusted with a responsible task. The heroine will have to collect evidence that the ultra-right organization Gladio maintains contact with the Central Intelligence Agency, after which it will eliminate its participants.

Kostya is an unusual, charming guy who doesn't know much about the world around him. Lyokha is a street artist who thinks he understands everything about this world. Their friendship is pure chance, but it will turn their ideas about the world upside down.

Anna Novikova, in love and happy, comes with her fiance Maksim Vershinin to the seaside town to meet his family. Anya quickly attracts Boris, Maksim's father, and his brothers Sergey and Aleks. Only Maksim's domineering mother makes plans to separate her son from the "unsuitable" bride: Anya is an orphan, her parents were killed many years ago in this city, after which her grandmother changed her last name and took her to Krasnoyarsk, where Anya met Maksim. Returning to her hometown after seventeen years becomes a real test for Anya.

The story of one of the country's most influential families.

The year is 1895. The name of the famous Moscow lawyer Nikolay Andronov, who has not lost a single trial so far, is thundering all over Russia. His friends Viktor Roskevich and Mikhail Zavarzin are also brilliant lawyers.