Ma Xiao Qin is an up-and-coming Chinese actress who was born on December 16, 1999. In 2021, she appeared in the dramas “The Rational Life” and “Assassin Academy.” She also starred in the series “Attack on the Queen” (2021).

Ma Xiao Qian

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In a kingdom surrounded by malevolent foes, elite-level assassins are the first and best line of defense against invaders. These assassins are trained at a top-secret academy where only the highest-ranking student can graduate each year. While there are plenty of promising young would-be assassins in the academy, none can compare with Han Xiao Chu (Xu Meng Yuan). She is stronger than any of her classmates, has better fighting skills, and can even withstand exposure to certain types of poison! There is just one obstacle standing in her way: a young princeling named Long Bi Xie (Brian Chang). He drags her down by flirting with her, copying her work, and generally bungling about in her presence.

When the duo is ordered to carry out their first external mission, they fail, due to the hapless Long Bi Xie. But something strange also happens during the same mission: Han Xiao Chu finds herself back at the academy, where she – and the other students – appear to have lost all their memories of Long Bi Xie. As she tries to investigate what happened, she begins to feel that everything is not quite as it seems at the academy. Long Bi Xie helps her look into the matter...and the duo starts to develop an increasingly close bond.

“Assassin Academy” is a 2021 Chinese drama series that was directed by Wu Cheng Feng.

Assassin Academy

After overcoming the obstacles that stood between her and her “happily ever after” with her beloved idol, Jing Qing (Ryan Cheng), Liang Wei Wei (Wang Lu Qian) thought all of her troubles in the world of idol dramas were over. Unfortunately, that just wasn’t the case. Suddenly transported back into the world of a historical drama, Wei Wei finds that though the script this time is different, her fate is still bleak.

No longer playing the part of a doomed queen, Wei Wei finds she’s been transported into the role of a powerful empress. Ruling over an enormous empire, Wei Wei would have found this role fairly enjoyable, if not for the fact that everyone hates her. Realizing her character is the villain of the story, Wei Wei once again refuses to accept her miserable fate; especially after discovering that Jing Qing is now a general plotting a rebellion against her.

Desperate to win the favor of her people and win back Jing Qing’s heart, Wei Wei once again uses her knowledge of dramas to change her fate. Will this second attempt to change her destiny prove as equally successful as the first or will she come to find that perhaps some changes are actually for the better?

A delightful sequel to the 2021 web drama, “The Queen of Attack,” “The Queen of Attack 2” is a 2021 Chinese fantasy romance drama directed by Wu Cheng Feng.

The Queen of Attack 2

🎎 Empress from the future 2🔮

In many ways, Liang Wei Wei (Wang Lu Qian) was just like every other girl her age. She went to school, hung out with her friends, and loved to fangirl over her favorite idol, Jing Qing (Ryan Cheng). But there was one aspect of Wei Wei’s life that was far from normal. Gifted with near-superhuman strength, Wei Wei was an incredible track and field athlete with an impressive record. Even so, her exceptional strength wouldn’t be what changed Wei Wei’s life forever; but something else entirely.

Mysteriously transported into a historical drama starring her number one idol, Jing Qing, it doesn’t take Wei Wei long to realize she’s not the star of the show. Cast as the disgraced empress who is destined to die by the third episode, Wei Wei refuses to accept her character’s tragic fate. Well acquainted with the plot mechanics of an idol drama, Wei Wei decides to use her knowledge to change her fate.&nbsp;

Determined to become the drama’s heroine and win the heart of emperor Jing Qing, Wei Wei gets to work. But deviating from the script proves more difficult than she initially imagined. Will Wei Wei be able to change her destiny and win the heart of the man she loves, or will she be forced to accept her character’s tragic fate?

An adorable little love story, “The Queen of Attack” is a 2021 Chinese fantasy romance drama directed by Wu Cheng Feng.

The Queen of Attack

🎎 Empress from the future 🔮

Song Qiao Xin (Dawn Chen) is a bubbly, positive-minded 23-year-old woman who works as an employee at a communications company. She loves cats: She owns two felines, and she also loves animations that feature cats. She struggles to stay on good terms with her line manager, and her tendency to be late often irritates him. Song Qiao Xin also has a secret crush on her co-worker Xu Ming Hao (Gao Kai).

But life at the company gets very strange when the new CEO, Bai Jing Yu (Ryan Cheng) turns up one day – and starts acting very weird right from the get-go. For a start, he appears to detest everything even remotely cat-related. He also has an incredibly sensitive sense of smell. During a company meeting, he bans all staff from wearing anything that features a cat – meaning Song Qiao Xin must quickly change out of her “Hello Kitty” sweatshirt! But later, she discovers Bai Jing Yu’s carefully guarded secret – that although he looks and talks like a human, his personality is identical to that of a husky dog! He orders her not to tell anyone about his secret. But will Song Qiao Xin really be able to keep a lid on this? And could their new bond of trust spark an unlikely romance between them?

“My Husky Boyfriend” is a 2021 Chinese drama series that was directed by Zhao Qi Chen.

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