Cai Cheng Yi is a Taiwanese actor who was born on March 22, 1986, in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. He studied at the Department of Drama and Theater at the National Taiwan University of the Arts. He made his acting debut in the film “War Game 229” (2011), following up later the same year with his drama series debut in “Innocence.” More recently he has appeared in the series “The Mirror” and the thriller “Kill for Love” (2020).

Cai Cheng Yi

The famously blunt and deeply skeptical Aqiang (Morning Mo) may have a somewhat abrasive personality, but he also happens to be an ace detective with no peer in his precinct – thanks in no small part to his dedication, incredible powers of observation, and razor-sharp memory.

But his commitment to his job has taken a terrible toll on his private life. His wife, unable to cope with such a workaholic husband, has left home.

While this is unfolding, a puzzling case lands on his desk. A restaurant owner has vanished, leaving nothing behind but a camera bag on a beach. The owner’s charming wife Lin Mei Ru (Esther Huang) says the restaurateur was suffering from depression. But can she be trusted?

Is this an open-shut suicide case…or could it be murder?

“Kill for Love” (2020) is a Taiwanese miniseries that was directed by Cai Yi Fen and Wang Pan Yun.

Kill for Love

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After a deadly shooting leaves a police officer and a crime boss dead, Meng Shao Fei (Jake Hsu) spends four years tracking down Tang Yi (Chris Wu), the only survivor and new head of the Hsin-Tien Group. Both men are searching for answers, but Tang Yi seems intent on exacting his own form of justice, harboring a dark secret that complicates his motives. Locked in a dangerous game of wits, Tang Yi and Shao Fei are kidnapped together, forcing them to team up to escape while blurring the lines between loyalty, desire, and revenge. Will their deadly dance lead to the truth—or to destruction? This 2019 Taiwanese drama is the third installment in the “HIStory” series.

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