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==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| − | + | In an era of great turmoil, warlords vie for supremacy, and the Snowfall Tribe's Saintess, Xin Yue, possesses the divine ability to foresee the future. It is said among the nations that whoever wins the favor of the Saintess will gain dominion over the realm. When the Crown Prince of Beirong personally seeks Xin Yue's insight, she seizes the opportunity to escape during a great fire, sparking fierce competition among the nations. Rescued, Xin Yue is sold to the Donglin Palace. To repay the Saintess for her kindness, the Primordial Sacred Tree of Xuefeng Mountain Tai Chu assumes the appearance of Donglin King Guang Ye and becomes his substitute. Prince of Dashang employs the Meng Ji to incapacitate Xin Yue's divine sight, seeking to manipulate the fate of the nations through puppetry. | |
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| + | As the powerful Beirong Kingdom seeks to counterbalance Donglin's influence, they force Donglin's little princess, Qing Bo, to become a hostage in Beirong. Amidst the conflicts between these nations, what path will the blind Saintess choose? Can King Guang Ye of Donglin achieve his grand aspiration of "a world without warfare, with no hunger among the people" despite being caught in the crossfire between Beirong and Daxia? | ||
==User/Viewer Ratings== | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | ||
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*[[Chen Jia He]] as Tai Chu / Zhao Guangye | *[[Chen Jia He]] as Tai Chu / Zhao Guangye | ||
*[[Zhou Yang Yue]] as Helan Xin Yue / female Tai Chu | *[[Zhou Yang Yue]] as Helan Xin Yue / female Tai Chu | ||
| − | **[[Yang Yuan Yuan]] | + | **[[Yang Yuan Yuan]] as Helan Xin Yue (young) |
*[[Merxat]] as Shangguan Zui | *[[Merxat]] as Shangguan Zui | ||
*[[Pei Jia Xin]] as Qiu Yi, Elder Princess | *[[Pei Jia Xin]] as Qiu Yi, Elder Princess | ||
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*[[Kang Jia Ye]] as Su Jiu | *[[Kang Jia Ye]] as Su Jiu | ||
*[[Wen Hai Bo]] as Eunuch Tao | *[[Wen Hai Bo]] as Eunuch Tao | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Niu Yan Qi]] as Mo Huai |
*[[Liu Shang Lin]] as Luo Sha'er | *[[Liu Shang Lin]] as Luo Sha'er | ||
| − | *[[Wu Yong Quan]] | + | *[[Wu Yong Quan]] as Zhong Lang Jiang |
| − | *[[Lv Bin Lin]] | + | *[[Lv Bin Lin]] as Ji Zhao |
*[[Wang Si Jie]] (王思婕) as Shangguan Qiao Lu | *[[Wang Si Jie]] (王思婕) as Shangguan Qiao Lu | ||
*[[Cao Run Zhong]] (曹润忠) as King of Da Shang | *[[Cao Run Zhong]] (曹润忠) as King of Da Shang | ||
| − | *[[Yi Bing Miao]] | + | *[[Yi Bing Miao]] as Palace Maid |
==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
Latest revision as of 12:22, 24 September 2024
Details
- Title: 山有木兮木有心 / Shan You Mu Xi Mu You Xin
- English title: Sacred Tree Has Heart
- Genre: Historical, fantasy
- Episodes: 40
- Broadcast network: Tencent, Youku
- Broadcast period: 2023-Nov-01 to 2023-Nov-19
- Air time: 18:00
Synopsis
In an era of great turmoil, warlords vie for supremacy, and the Snowfall Tribe's Saintess, Xin Yue, possesses the divine ability to foresee the future. It is said among the nations that whoever wins the favor of the Saintess will gain dominion over the realm. When the Crown Prince of Beirong personally seeks Xin Yue's insight, she seizes the opportunity to escape during a great fire, sparking fierce competition among the nations. Rescued, Xin Yue is sold to the Donglin Palace. To repay the Saintess for her kindness, the Primordial Sacred Tree of Xuefeng Mountain Tai Chu assumes the appearance of Donglin King Guang Ye and becomes his substitute. Prince of Dashang employs the Meng Ji to incapacitate Xin Yue's divine sight, seeking to manipulate the fate of the nations through puppetry.
As the powerful Beirong Kingdom seeks to counterbalance Donglin's influence, they force Donglin's little princess, Qing Bo, to become a hostage in Beirong. Amidst the conflicts between these nations, what path will the blind Saintess choose? Can King Guang Ye of Donglin achieve his grand aspiration of "a world without warfare, with no hunger among the people" despite being caught in the crossfire between Beirong and Daxia?
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Chen Jia He as Tai Chu / Zhao Guangye
- Zhou Yang Yue as Helan Xin Yue / female Tai Chu
- Yang Yuan Yuan as Helan Xin Yue (young)
- Merxat as Shangguan Zui
- Pei Jia Xin as Qiu Yi, Elder Princess
- Zhu Sheng Yi as Meng Ji / Shi An
- Zheng Guo Lin as Prince Bei Rong
- Bao Han as Zhao Chenyang
- Liu Qi Qi as Meng Yilang
- Xiao Xiang Fei as Zheng Dingyi
- Zhao Yu Tong as Murong Dan Yang
- Zhang Wan Er as Zhao Qingbo
- Zhang Hong Ming as Murong Zi Hao
- Mou Feng Bin as He Landa
- Zhang Tian Yang as Immortal Physician Xue Luo
- Qi Pei Xin as Shao Qing
- Ren Qing Na Mu as Xue Ying
- Kun Fei Fan as Su Tieyin
- Li Ruo Tian as Wang Guan'er
- Jin Wang as Jiang Xi
- Fang Xiao Mo as Ye Wang
- Guo Xin as Crown Prince of Da Shang
- Chen Bao Guo as Prince Hei Shan
- Ma Rui Ze as Prince Xi Yu
- Yuan Zhi Ying as Niang Ze
- Wei Yu as He Ling
- Jin Zi as County Princess Xiao
- Zhou Shi Qi as County Princess Ru
- Yu Wen Xia as County Princess Li
- Kang Jia Ye as Su Jiu
- Wen Hai Bo as Eunuch Tao
- Niu Yan Qi as Mo Huai
- Liu Shang Lin as Luo Sha'er
- Wu Yong Quan as Zhong Lang Jiang
- Lv Bin Lin as Ji Zhao
- Wang Si Jie (王思婕) as Shangguan Qiao Lu
- Cao Run Zhong (曹润忠) as King of Da Shang
- Yi Bing Miao as Palace Maid
Production Credits
- Director: Song Hai Bo (宋海波), Ren Ying Jian (任英健)
- Screenwriter: Bai Cai (白菜)
- Company: Dongfang Feiyun