Wu Man Si is a Chinese actress. She was born on March 27, 1999, in Xinxiang, Henan, China, and made her acting debut in 2018. Since then, she has appeared in various television dramas, including “One and Only” (2021).

Wu Man Si

Ji Shu (Zhu Zheng Ting) is a young writer of popular novels. His books are a hit among their many fans, but Ji Shu is blighted by emotional apathy and pessimism writer. His novels ultimately reflect this bleak outlook, and almost universally end in tragedy. In many ways, he is the quintessential BE (bad ending) writer. By contrast, Song Yan Qi (Lu Yu Xiao), is an optimistic film and drama series planner. She loves happy ending (HE) stories.

Song Yan Qi would like to adapt a Ji Shu novel for the screen, but would ideally like to ensure the story ends happily – something Ji Shu cannot accept. But the duo’s lives are thrown into chaos when they are sucked into the world of the novel. As they begin to “live” the lives of Ji Shu’s characters, they begin to “rewrite” the story – and become drawn to one another. But will their own love stories end in joy – or sadness?

“To Ship Someone” is a 2023 Chinese drama series that was directed by Tian Shao Bo.

To Ship Someone

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Though raised by his brother, the Emperor, Zhou Sheng Chen (Ren Jia Lun) knew from a young age that he wanted to be more than just the Emperor’s brother. Determined to become a loyal and accomplished general, Sheng Chen left his brother’s house at the age of thirteen to begin that noble quest. While the young Sheng Chen was off defending the border, Cui Shi Yi (Bai Lu), the well-read daughter of an esteemed noble family, spent her days being groomed for a life as the Crown Prince’s wife.

Despite her betrothal to the Crown Prince, Shi Yi’s life was far from easy. Surrounded by enemies, her family soon became the target of several political schemes which proved devastating. An unfortunate victim of the political unrest, Shi Yi was rendered mute but her misfortune didn’t end there. With the terms of her betrothal changed by the Empress Dowager Regent, Shi Yi finds herself facing an uncertain future. Returning to the capital amid the turmoil, Zhou Sheng Chen is unable to escape his duties to the crown.

To quell any lingering animosity between the royal family and the Chi family, Zhou Sheng Chen accepts Shi Yi as his disciple. Despite their differences, master and disciple draw ever closer but their respective sense of duty and honor keep them from exploring the depths of their relationship. Constantly entangled in the turmoil of the palace, will Zhou Sheng Chen and Shi Yi ever be free to live the life they truly desire?&nbsp;&nbsp;

Adapted from the novel “One Life, One Incarnation - Beautiful Bones” by Mo Bao Fei Bao, “One and Only” is a 2021 Chinese romance drama directed by Guo Hu.

One and Only

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As the CEO of a large home furnishings corporation, Lu Fang Ning (Zhou You Tong) has everything in life that she could ever need. Rich, talented, and beautiful, Fang Ning’s life should have been nothing short of perfect. However, where she saw success, her family saw nothing but failure as, nearing thirty, Fang Ning had yet to find a husband and start a family.

Desperate to get her family to stop pressuring her, Fang Ning decides to do whatever she can to seduce the “perfect” man. As fate would have it, the moment she decides to start looking for a husband is the exact moment she meets Ling Rui (Gong Jun). A dashing, talented surgeon with a big heart, Ling Rui is everything Fang Ning believes she’s looking for in a husband. Worming her way into his life, Fang Ning eventually wins Ling Rui over and the two soon find themselves settling into their new lives as husband and wife.

Unfortunately, married life isn’t exactly easy. As the pressures of life, work, and family begin to weigh on them, Fang Ning and Ling Rui find themselves drifting apart. Only after thoughts of divorce begin to drift through her head does Fang Ning realize just how much she’s come to care for her husband. Will Fang Ning’s change of heart and ways be enough to save her rocky marriage?

Adapted from the novel “This Ordinary Man” by Pitchaya Turdkwanchai, “Begin Again” is a 2020 Chinese romantic comedy drama directed by Xu Chi.

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