Xianxia drama Moonlight Mystique with Bai Lu and Ao Rui Peng joins January broadcast

Looks like we are starting the new year with some strong competition!

Moonlight Mystique (白月梵星) is adapted from the novel written by Xing Ling.

Per Qiyi: It tells the story of Bai Shuo, the youngest daughter of the General’s Mansion, who aspires to cultivate immortality in order to repay a favor. On her journey to seek immortality, she accidentally rescues the great Demon King Fan Yue. As the saying goes, healthy fights strengthen relationships, and they go from mutual manipulation to mutual affection as they fall in love with each other. Bai Shuo (played by Bai Lu), the youngest daughter of the General’s Mansion, aspires to cultivate immortality in order to repay a favor. On her journey to seek immortality, she accidentally rescues the great demon god Fan Yue. As the saying goes, healthy fights strengthen relationships, and they go from mutual manipulation to mutual affection as they fall in love with each other, navigating a love affair intertwined with sweetness and cruelty. Even though they face countless difficulties, their love is strong enough to overcome all limitations, allowing them to truly embrace each other.

Airing 1/7~

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Yang Mi and Gong Jun fight to keep the peace in Fox Spirit Matchmaker 1: Red-Moon Pact

Fox Spirit Matchmaker 1: Red-Moon Pact (涂山小红娘月红篇) is adapted from the manhua written by Tuo Xiao Xin. It follows the epic romance between the fox tribe and the human race. Yang Mi plays eldest sister, Tu Shan Hong Hong, considered the most powerful fox spirit; her romance begins when she saves Dong Fang Yue Chu (Gong Jun), a talented Daoist from a special (human) bloodline when he was pursued by bad people.

You can read the manhua here, or watch the donghua here.

Airing 5/23~ Another beauty galore coming your way!

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Upcoming Cdramas to Air: Liar’s Love, Double Love, First Love, Eight Hours, Forensic JD, and more

Damn, that’s a lot of love in the title…. I guess it’s December so lots of love and happiness to spread around. ^_^

Just catching up on some dramas I didn’t talk about from last week!

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Qing Luo with Wang Zi Wei and Liu Xue Yi to air

Qing Luo (清落) follows our heroine, played by Wang Zi Wei, a talented doctor who gave birth to a boy seven years ago. She begins traveling to search for baby’s daddy and meets a man (Liu Xue Yi) who shares the same face as him. She hates him at first glance due to the resemblance and but begins to open up to him after they go through a series of events together.

Airing 5/19~

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Yang Mi and Zhang Bin Bin’s modern drama Storm Eye gets green light to air in February

Storm Eye (暴风眼) is a modern drama with the theme on national security. Our male lead is a national security agent tasked to track and follow an overseas spy but he slowly recognizes that the spy is only a small pawn in a bigger scheme: to steal top-secret research material from Dinghua Group. He’s sent to collaborate with agents in Shuangqing City. Come to find out, the team leader (our heroine) of the other group is his old classmate from high school who disappeared 10 years ago without a word, leaving him with a hole of regret. As they work together to crack the case, years-long corruption surfaces within Dinghua Group.

Airing 2/23 ~

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C-Ent Updates: Legend of the Phoenix, L.O.R.D. Critical World, Wen Tian Lu, Whisper of Silent Body, The Eight Hundred

It’s been a busy week, when can my schedule lighten up for a bit?

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C-Ent Updates: The Thunder, Mermaid and Swordsman, Reignited Fire Over The Moon

When I finished gathering the news, I was like, a lot of cop shows coming up!

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First Impression: What do you think of Dilraba Dilmurat’s Lie Huo Ru Ge (The Flame’s Daughter)?

So did everyone get a chance to watch the premiere episodes of Lie Huo Ru Ge? Seems like the styling is the talk of town around here. Lol. Reminds me of the hair lift procedure William and Shi Shi got in Love Lost in Times. xD But back to our main stars, Dilraba reunites with Zhang Bin Bin one more time….. Are these two destined to be ill-fated forever in drama universe or what?! Then there’s our sole older male lead Vic Zhou, who is a decade older than all of the cast. Strange vibe or a slow burn to success? We shall see because I do like the whole cast ensemble.

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