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Love in the Clouds unveils first spicy trailer with Hou Ming Hao and Lu Yu Xiao

Oh la la~

Love in the Clouds (入青云) is adapted from the novel written by Bai Lu Cheng Shuang. The story is described as the push and pull love game between the leads with deceits, betrayals, and a lot of groveling on the ML part. She is a poisoned goddess and he’s a poison expert. In order to seek the antidote from him, she transforms herself into an alluring dancer. Looks like most of the complaints about the novel is in the latter half where the FL becomes unlikable by trying to get “even” with the ML.

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Chen Du Ling comes back for revenge in The Glory with Xin Yun Lai

The Glory (雁回時) is adapted from the novel written by Qian Shan Cha Ke.

From WETV: Zhuang Han Yan, abandoned and raised in the southern countryside since childhood, eventually returns to the Zhuang family in the capital, attracting the attention of Fu Yun Xi.

Fu Yun Xi is afflicted with a strange illness and seeks to marry a woman of both virtue and talent to entrust his family and friends. Zhuang Han Yan, with her exceptional courage and kind heart, becomes his ideal choice. As Zhuang Han Yan and Fu Yun Xi fall in love during their mutual testing and maneuvering, Han Yan reconciles with her mother, rediscovering the lost family bond. In her interactions with the Fu family, Zhuang Han Yan experiences the warmth of a family and the beauty of affection. Together, Zhuang Han Yan and Fu Yun Xi expose the hypocritical and unjust actions of Zhuang Shi Yang, the head of the Zhuang family, and become a loving couple.

Airing 3/18~

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Princess Agents’ Sequel Rebirth with Li Yun Rui, Huang Yang Tian Tian, and Zhang Kang Le drops first trailer

Rebirth (冰湖重生) is the sequel to the popular 2017 drama Princess Agents with Zhao Li Ying, Lin Geng Xin, and Shawn Dou. It’s adapted from the novel written by Xiao Xiang Dong Er. The sequel looks to follow what happened in the last episode of the prequel, after Zhuge Yue fell into the ice lake and our female lead is gonna take revenge at Yan Xun.

It’s nice to have Huang Yang Tian Tian reprised her role as Chu Qiao, as she was the younger version of Li Ying’s character in 2017. However, she’s also only 17 at the moment. The aesthetic looks better in this one for sure, since the original is quite colorful despite the dark contents.

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Historical drama Glory with Hou Ming Hao, Guli Nazha, Chen Ruo Xuan, and Cheng Xiao begins filming

Glory (玉茗茶骨) is an upcoming historical drama following the ups and downs of our couple; well, he mostly suffers the most. Lol. As a top scholar, he quickly becomes a magistrate and successfully solves many mysterious cases. However, he gets entangled in an old case and falls from grace. On the brink of death, our female lead – a young and cunning heiress from the Rong family rescues him. But she didn’t do so out of kindness. She takes advantage of his injury and memory loss and allows him to work as a stable boy in her family as a form of revenge for clashing with her family. He plays along and gets more involved when the Rong family announces a fierce competition to select their son-in-law. The battle of wits continues but their feelings also keep growing~

Filming has started and Yu Zheng is the producer.

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New Promotional Materials for Wang Xing Yue and Xiang Han Zhi in costume drama The Wanted Detective

The Wanted Detective previously known as Calming Waves (定风波) follows our male lead, one of the best detective on the run for being framed of murder. He disappears and returns three years later and convinces his junior sister, our female lead, to help clear his name.

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Yu Shu Xin and Lin Yi Ski into Love in new modern winter-themed drama

Ski into Love (嘘，国王在冬眠) is adapted from the novel written by Qing Mei.

Synopsis Per Youku: A scandal shatters comic artist Wei Zhi’s career—her pen name and copyrights stripped away. Lost and defeated, she stumbles upon a snowboarding video and is moved by the fearless spirit of the sport. Determined to start fresh, she heads to Beishan Ski Resort for inspiration, where she meets coach Shan Chong. As she fumbles through her first lessons, Wei Zhi builds resilience—and finds herself drawn to Shan Chong. Once a pro snowboarder, he was forced to retire after his sister’s accident, his own injury, and family pressure. Yet, deep down, his passion for the sport never faded. Watching Wei Zhi chase her dreams with unyielding determination reignites his own, pushing him to return to training and fight for the glory he once lost. In the end, Wei Zhi reclaims her career, Shan Chong wins gold, proving that perseverance pays off. Together, they find love and a shared journey of triumph.

Airing 3/11~

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Zhang Yi Mou’s new drama confirms casting in Zhang Jia Yi, Liu Hao Cun, Qin Hai Lu, Shawn Dou, and Zhai Zi Lu

Zhu Jue (主角) is adapted from the novel written by Chen Yan. It follows the life of a famous Qinqiang artist, Qin E (I believe she’s a fictional character). Per Wiki: “Qinqiang is a genre of folk Chinese opera originated in Shaanxi Province of Qing China in 1807 and soon took over other genres to be the representative genre of the province.”

Booting Ceremony was held today! Director Zhang Yi Mou is serving as executive producer.

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Bai Lu, Ou Hao, Zhai Zi Lu, and Gao Zhi Ting grow up together in Northward this March!

Northward (北上) is adapted from the novel written by Xu Ze Chen.

Synopsis Per Qiyi: The story revolves around several boys and girls who grew up together along the canal, after leaving to make their own growth, reunite after many years. After experiencing competition and the pressures of life, they rediscover the hope for a new life. Through the perspective of these Jiangnan youths, the audience not only witnesses their growth trajectory but also feels the vicissitudes of the Grand Canal’s history, from its dry period to rejuvenation over more than a century. It conveys the profound and enduring cultural heritage of the Chinese Grand Canal in the river of history.

Airing 3/3~

EEEEEEEEk! Excited for this! I love these old neighborhood vibes and Bai Lu is surrounded by cuties and hotties. HA!

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