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The story is set during a time when the world is divided into three kingdoms. The Wei Kingdom is powerful but embroiled in a fierce struggle for the throne; the Wu Kingdom is focused on development and strategic planning; and the Zhao Kingdom is in turmoil, with Empress Lu controlling the court, putting the country in jeopardy.
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In a world divided into three kingdoms, Princess Jiang Taohua of Beiyuan escapes Empress Lv's control through a marriage alliance in Qi, a kingdom fraught with political intrigue. An unexpected encounter with Chancellor Shen Zaiye draws her into his world, where their complex relationship unfolds as they navigate personal ambitions and the turbulence of court politics.
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Princess Jiang Taohua of Zhao, ambitious and determined, seeks to escape Empress Lu’s control by arranging a political marriage with Wei. However, upon arriving in Wei, she is attacked by wolves and later wakes up to find herself accused of an affair with Chancellor Shen Zaiye. To stay in Wei, she offers to become Shen Zaiye’s concubine, making her a thorn in his side. Despite this, Jiang Taohua, who is poisoned, must fulfill Empress Lu’s task to bring down the Crown Prince.
 
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Shen Zaiye, while known as a tough and unyielding official, secretly desires to support a wise ruler and strengthen Wei. However, he falls into a trap while investigating palace smuggling, leading to his unintended entanglement with Jiang Taohua. Although Shen sets a deadly trap to remove her, Jiang's willingness to risk her life earns his respect.
 
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Forced to live in Shen’s household, Jiang faces challenges from Shen’s wives and concubines, as well as his combative sister. But having grown up in Zhao’s treacherous palace, Jiang easily handles the internal household conflicts. Desperate to complete her mission and get the antidote for her poison, Jiang sneaks out of the estate to seek help, even as Shen keeps a close watch on her.
 
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As they clash and outwit each other, mutual feelings start to develop. Jiang soon discovers that the Crown Prince is also Shen’s political enemy, and offers to help him take the prince down, along with the various wives and concubines planted by political forces around Shen. The two form an alliance, and as they work together, they manage to expose the prince’s crimes to the emperor, causing the fall of the Eastern Palace. However, the struggle for the throne only intensifies from there.
 
  
 
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;Main Cast
 
;Main Cast
 
*[[Liu Xue Yi]] as Shen Zaiye
 
*[[Liu Xue Yi]] as Shen Zaiye
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*[[Meng Zi Yi]] as Jiang Taohua
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**[[Zheng Ze Yang]] as Shen Zaiye (young)
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*[[Meng Zi Yi]] as Jiang Taohua, Princess Cheng Ping
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**[[Lv Yi Mo]] as Jiang Taohua (young)
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===Qi===
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*[[Zhang Lei (1972)|Zhang Lei]] as King of Qi
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*[[Zhu Jian]] as Mu Wugou, Eldest Prince
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*[[Yi Yun He]] as Mu Wuhen, Second Prince
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*[[Gao Han]] as Mu Wuyin, Third Prince
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*[[Bian Cheng]] as Mu Wuxia, Fourth Prince. Jiang Taohua's fiance
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**[[Wu Cheng You]] as Mu Wuxia (young)
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===Beiyuan ===
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*[[Huang Meng Ying]] as Empress Lv, Jiang Taohua's stepmother
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*[[Liu Xiu]] as King of Beiyuan
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*[[Zhan Yu]] as Jiang Changjue, heir of Beiyuan. Jiang Taohua's younger brother
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**[[Zhou Yu Chen]] as Jiang Changjue (teen)
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**[[Gao Sheng Kai]] as Jiang Changjue (child)
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*[[Xu Jing Ya]] as Qing Tai, Jiang Taohua's attendant 
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**[[Jiang Xin Yan]] as Qing Tai (young)
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*[[Xiang Xia]] as Eunuch Ren, Jiang Taohua's attendant
  
 
;Supporting Cast
 
;Supporting Cast
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*[[Gao Han]] as Gongzi Jing / Mu Wuyin
 
 
*[[Liu Ling Zi]] as Meng Zhenzhen
 
*[[Liu Ling Zi]] as Meng Zhenzhen
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*[[Bian Cheng]] as Gongzi Nan / Mu Wuxia
 
 
*[[Fan Jing Wen]] as Xiang Qingying
 
*[[Fan Jing Wen]] as Xiang Qingying
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*[[Wang Jia Xuan]] as Zhan Lu
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*[[Dai Si]] as Yang Wanqing
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*[[Shao Wei Tong]] as Meng Huaijin
 
*[[Zhao Shun Ran]] as Qian Mochen
 
*[[Zhao Shun Ran]] as Qian Mochen
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*[[Dai Si]] as Yang Wanqing
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*[[Wang Wei Hua]] as Right Minister Meng
 
*[[Wang Yi Jin]] as Qin Jieyu  
 
*[[Wang Yi Jin]] as Qin Jieyu  
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*[[Yi Yun He]] as Gongzi Yu / Mu Wuhen
 
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*[[Wang Wei Hua]] as Right Minister Meng
 
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*[[Huang Meng Ying]] as Empress Lv
 
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*[[Zhang Lei (1972)|Zhang Lei]] as Prince Qi
 
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*[[Zhan Yu]] as Jiang Changying
 
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*[[Wang Jia Xuan]] as Zhan Lu
 
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*[[Xu Jing Ya]] as Qing Tai
 
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*[[Qi Pei Xin]] as Jiang Changjue
 
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*[[Zhu Jian]] as Shi Zi / Mu Wuhou
 
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*[[Shao Wei Tong]] as Meng Huaijin
 
 
*[[Wang Ya Jia]] as Duan Yunxin  
 
*[[Wang Ya Jia]] as Duan Yunxin  
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*[[Wen Yu]] as Princess Consort Lan
 
*[[Yan Yu Chen]] as Li Jiaohan
 
*[[Yan Yu Chen]] as Li Jiaohan
 
*[[Li Fang Shuo]] (李芳硕) as Yue Tao
 
*[[Li Fang Shuo]] (李芳硕) as Yue Tao
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*[[Han Quan Hai]] as Peng Si
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*[[Xu Yi Long]] as Eunuch Wen
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*[[Ji Peng]] as Wang Xi
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*[[Hao Li Ting]] as Xiao Dong Zi
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*[[Yuan Hang Ming]] as Xue Ran
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*[[Zhang Miao Han]] as Empress He Lan
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*[[Cheng Zi Xia]] as Xiao Lian
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*[[Shi Yan]] as Xiao Lian's grandmother
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*[[Sun Hao]] as Meng Ping
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*[[Li Zhen Hao]] as Sun Bao
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*[[Li Yan Ru]] as Female Officer An
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*[[Ni Song Yang]] as Xie Guanyu
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*[[Qu Gang]] as Wang Xuanzheng
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*[[Li Yan]] as Zhou Xuanlin
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*[[Wang Jin Hao]] as Qing Feng
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*[[Zhang Ming Ming]] as Wu Jiang
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*[[Geng Da Yong]] as Gao Yuan
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*[[Zheng Qi]] as Meng Huairui
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*[[Zhao Ru Tong]] as  Nan Li
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*[[Meng Xian Chao]] as Right Chancellor's butler
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*[[Li Yue Lin]] as Xiao Lian's older brother
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*[[Li Yuan Qing]] as Li Hanyue
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*[[Xu Li Li]] as Sister Lan
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*[[Liu Li Wen]] as Ling'er
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*[[Xu Nai Yu]] as Xiao Xi Zi
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*[[Ma Jin Feng]] as Wang Yuanqi
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*[[Yang Xiao Bo]] as Qin Mian
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*[[Chu Qing Feng]] as Duan Xuzhi
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*[[Gao Shou]] as Bai Jinghe
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*[[Wang Rui Jie]] as Shen An Wei Tu
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*[[Wu Hao Feng]] as Liu Pao
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*[[Jin Kai Jie]] as Li Dian
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*[[Pan Liang Liang]] as Xiang Zhengyu
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*[[Chen Bao Guo (1982)|Chen Bao Guo]] as Qin Zhang
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*[[Xue Yi]] as Zhou Chonghu
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*[[Hou Jun Jie]] as Qi Jian
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*[[Zhou Ren Liang]] as Yuan Qin
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*[[Lei Kun]] as Yao Jing
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*[[Guo Xue Wen]] as Meng Yi
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*[[Lu Han Cheng]] as Cui Wei
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*[[Yu Qing Hui]] as Censor Liu
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*[[Li Sheng Ze]] as Deng Xiao
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*[[Xu Guo He]] as Yue Zhongcheng
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*[[Min Yue]] as Hu Yun
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*[[Wu Chuan Yang]] as An Chu
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*[[Li Lu Jin]] as Mei Ling
  
 
==Production Credits==
 
==Production Credits==

Revision as of 03:42, 25 June 2025

The Princess's Gambit

Details

  • Title: 桃花映江山 / Tao Hua Ying Jiang Shan
  • English title: The Princess's Gambit
  • Also known as: Peach Blossoms on the Territory
  • Genre: Historical, Romance, Political
  • Episodes: 36
  • Broadcast network: Tencent
  • Broadcast period: 2025-Jun-25
  • Original soundtrack: The Princess's Gambit OST

Synopsis

In a world divided into three kingdoms, Princess Jiang Taohua of Beiyuan escapes Empress Lv's control through a marriage alliance in Qi, a kingdom fraught with political intrigue. An unexpected encounter with Chancellor Shen Zaiye draws her into his world, where their complex relationship unfolds as they navigate personal ambitions and the turbulence of court politics.

User/Viewer Ratings

4.43
(14 votes)

Cast

Correlation Chart
Main Cast

Qi

Beiyuan

Supporting Cast

Production Credits

Notes

  • Filming period: 2024-May-20 to 2024-Sep-08

External Links

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