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| − | *'''Opening theme song:''' ''Your #1'' by [[Wallace Huo]] | + | *'''Opening theme song:''' 你的第一 (Ni de di yi) ''Your #1'' by [[Wallace Huo]] |
| − | *'''Ending theme song:''' ''Reason to think about me'' by [[Jeff Chang]] | + | *'''Ending theme song:''' 想我的理由 (Xiang wo de li you) ''Reason to think about me'' by [[Jeff Chang]] |
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
Revision as of 16:23, 27 May 2006
Details
- Title: 天下第一 / Tian Xia Di Yi
- Also known as: Number One in the World / World's Finest
- Episodes: 35
- Broadvast network:
- Broadcast year: 2004
- Opening theme song: 你的第一 (Ni de di yi) Your #1 by Wallace Huo
- Ending theme song: 想我的理由 (Xiang wo de li you) Reason to think about me by Jeff Chang
Synopsis
The story is set in the middle of ancient China's Ming Dynasty: Four martial art experts, led by emperor's uncle, formed an imperial secret service, called them self "The Dragon's Protectors."
Immediately after they have foiled the assasination attempt of the emperor, a complex and devious conspiracy of treason, which involved a Japanese Samurai gang, was also unveiled. Just as the team head into the clues and investigate deeper into the web, they soon discover a small connection linking them back to their own organization. As in result, each prominent member of the Protectors team must to use their skill, wisdom and expertise, to solve the mystery that threatens the very existence of the "Dragon's Protectors."
Source: KSCI-TV
Cast
Production Credits
- Producer:
- Director:
- Screenwriter:
- Music: