Deng Wei

In a realm comprised of three kingdoms, Sheng Nong, Xuan Yuan, and Gao Xing, Jiu Yao (Yang Zi) grew up in the Imperial court, as a princess who wanted for nothing. Her childhood best friend was her cousin, the Xuan Yuan Prince Qiang Xuan (Zhang Wan Yi). As young children, the duo would dream about getting married and spending their whole lives together. But fate has other plans for Jiu Yao. After experiencing no shortage of challenges and difficulties, Jiu Yao finds herself totally robbed of her identity and her royal past. She eventually finds herself in a town named Qing Shui, where she poses as a man and tries to make a living by selling dubious cure-all remedies. But Qiang Xuan has not given up his childhood dreams of marrying Jiu Yao, and has been trying to find her.

In Qing Shui, Jiu Yao saves a man named Tu Shan Jing (Deng Wei) – a future clan leader. Tu Shan Jing begins to fall for Jiu Yao, and she also develops feelings for him. But things are about to get very complicated for her, as she also meets a white-haired nine-headed demon in human form named Xiang Liu (Tan Jian Ci). This demon is somewhat rough and impatient with her, but also seems strangely drawn to her. Meanwhile, Qiang Xuan has finally managed to track down Jiu Yao. Does love – or tragedy – await this lost princess?

“Lost You Forever S1” is a 2023 Chinese drama series that was directed by Zhen Qin.

Lost You Forever S1

A Lady and Her 4 Gentlemen

In a realm where demons exert their evil will over the mortals and cultivators, none is as powerful – nor as wicked – as the Demon Lord (Luo Yun Xi). But he was not always as evil as he is now. He was once a very different and more ordinary prince, albeit one who was born with the bone of evil. As such, demonic forces planned to suck him in and make him their most powerful weapon.

Some 500 years later, the powers of good hatch a plan. They plan to send a powerful woman back in time to find the prince – named Tan Tai Jin – in the Jin Kingdom. And this woman will take on the identity of his wife...and destroy him before he can transform into the monster he is now. A woman named Li Su Su (Bai Lu) accepts the mission. She goes back in time, taking on the role of the mortal woman Ye Xi Wu, the daughter of a great general – and the prince’s wife. But when she meets the prince, things get complicated. Romance blooms between them as the cycle of death and reincarnation begins to spin. Could love – and not violence – help save the world from evil?

“Till the End of the Moon” is a 2023 Chinese drama series that was directed by Kuk Kok Leung and Wang Hai Qi.

Till the End of the Moon

🐉 Dragon in a Clam 🐚

Tencent

With the annihilation of their king, Ni Lun (Yu Bo), the surviving members of the demon clan had no choice but to flee the immortal realm. Among those escaping to the mortal realm was the demon king’s daughter, Chong Zi (Yang Chao Yue). With an uncertain future ahead of her Chong Zi’s life is forever altered when the immortal, Chu Bu Fu (Gao Han) steps in to help.

Grateful to her savior, Chong Zi is determined to repay his kindness by cultivating herself at Nanhua. But cultivation at Nanhua is not to be, as the prophecies surrounding Chong Zi predict she has a grim and terrible fate. Turned away by Nanhua, Chong Zi is surprised when the venerable Luo Yin Fan (Jeremy Tsui) agrees to take her on as his only disciple. Promising to protect her, the two might have shared an incredible life, had fate not decided to play a cruel hand.

Meeting again in her second life, Chong Zi once again finds herself the disciple of the honorable Yin Fan, but again fate deals them a crushing blow. With fate so blatantly against them, can these star-crossed lovers find a way to alter their destinies once and for all?

Adapted from the novel “Chong Zi” by Shu Ke, “The Journey of Chong Zi” is a 2023 Chinese fantasy romance drama directed by Roger Lau.

The Journey of Chong Zi

Star-crossed Lovers

As a humble maidservant, Liu Ying (Zhu Xu Dan) never expected her life to be anything other than ordinary. Content with the world and her place in it, she spent her days attending to the beautiful Xia Hou Xue (Yang Zhi Ying), never expecting that an act as simple as rescuing a snake would change her life forever. Oddly enough, that’s exactly what happened.

Coming across a snake purely by accident, Liu Ying saved the poor creature from harm, only to learn that it wasn’t a snake at all but rather a thousand year old dragon king by the name of Yu Chi Long Yan (Dylan Wang). Eternally grateful to Liu Ying for saving his life, Yu Chi Long Yan wishes to repay her kindness by marrying her but instead of agreeing, Liu Ying asks him to rescue Xia Hou Xue from the clutches of a wolf demon, and to protect her for three lifetimes. Unable to deny such a request, Yu Chi Long Yan agrees to do so, all the while staying quietly by Liu Ying’s side.

Now in her fourth lifetime, Liu Ying’s reincarnated spirit, Gu Qing Yan, slowly becomes aware of Yu Chi Long Yan’s existence and begins to recognize his presence in not just this life, but her past lives as well. After waiting three lifetimes to be reunited with his love, will Yu Chi Long Yan and Liu Ying finally have the chance to live happily ever after?

Adapted from the game of the same name, by Cheng Guang Games, “Miss the Dragon” is a 2021 fantasy romance drama directed by Min Guo Hui.

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