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*[[Liu Xue Yi]] as Murong Jing He | *[[Liu Xue Yi]] as Murong Jing He | ||
| + | **??? as Murong Jing He (young) (voiced by [[Shao Tong (voice actor)|Shao Tong]]) | ||
*[[Wu Jin Yan]] as Mei Lin | *[[Wu Jin Yan]] as Mei Lin | ||
*[[Bi Wen Jun]] as Zhao Qin | *[[Bi Wen Jun]] as Zhao Qin | ||
| − | *[[Zhao Xiao Tang]] as | + | *[[Zhao Xiao Tang]] as Yin Luomei (voiced by [[He Wen Xiao]]) |
| − | *[[Baron Chen]] as Murong Xuan Lie | + | *[[Baron Chen]] as Murong Xuan Lie (voiced by [[Zhao Yi (voice actor)|Zhao Yi]]) |
| + | *[[Huang Ri Ying]] as Zi Gu (voiced by [[Ke Kai Wen]]) | ||
===Supporting Cast=== | ===Supporting Cast=== | ||
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*[[Jiang Kai]] as Emperor Yan | *[[Jiang Kai]] as Emperor Yan | ||
| − | *[[Jill Hsu]] as Royal Consort Yin | + | *[[Jill Hsu]] as Royal Consort Yin (voiced by [[Bai Xin Zan]]) |
*[[Yang Ming Na]] as Empress De Jia | *[[Yang Ming Na]] as Empress De Jia | ||
| − | *[[Zhao Ya Ting]] as A Dai | + | *[[Zhao Ya Ting]] as A Dai (voiced by [[Liu Rui (voice actress)|Liu Rui]]) |
*[[Yan An (2000)|Yan An]] as Mo Chen | *[[Yan An (2000)|Yan An]] as Mo Chen | ||
*[[Tan Li Min]] as Nanny Shang | *[[Tan Li Min]] as Nanny Shang | ||
*[[Wang Gang]] as General Yin | *[[Wang Gang]] as General Yin | ||
*[[Niu Zhi Qiang]] as Yang Zhen | *[[Niu Zhi Qiang]] as Yang Zhen | ||
| − | *[[Wang Qian Guo]] as A Yi | + | *[[Wang Qian Guo]] as A Yi (voiced by [[Liu Yuan Yuan (voice actress)|Liu Yuan Yuan]]) |
| − | *[[Luo Shi Qi]] as A Jia | + | *[[Luo Shi Qi]] as A Jia (voiced by [[Qiao Su]]) |
*[[Shao Wei Tong]] as Qing Yan | *[[Shao Wei Tong]] as Qing Yan | ||
| − | *[[Guo Xing Qi]] as Wang Quan | + | *[[Guo Xing Qi]] as Wang Quan (voiced by [[Lin Bo Qing]]) |
*[[Chen Guo (actor)|Chen Guo]] as Wei Lao Er | *[[Chen Guo (actor)|Chen Guo]] as Wei Lao Er | ||
*[[Hou Chang Rong]] as Prince Xi Yan | *[[Hou Chang Rong]] as Prince Xi Yan | ||
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Contents
Details
- Title: 春花焰 / Chun Hua Yan
- English title: Kill Me Love Me
- Genre: Historical, romance, political, revenge
- Episodes: 32
- Broadcast network: Youku
- Broadcast period: 2024-Oct-14
- Air time: 12:00
Synopsis
The three kingdoms of Dayan, Xiyan, and Nanyue fought for many years, and the Weibei army led by Murong Jing He, the prince of Dayan, who had excellent combat power, suffered heavy losses in the Western Yan army and returned to the court in triumph to receive a reward, was betrayed on the march route, was framed, caught off guard, and the entire army was annihilated. The court is treacherous and the dark tide is rising.
As the center of the whirlpool, Jing He never gave up on investigating the truth of the incident, finding out who is behind the scenes, and comforting the heroic souls of the fallen soldiers. The dead warrior Mei Lin became the only "dead chess" on Jing's chessboard and revenge. Although Mei Lin is a dead soldier, he has a tenacious will to survive, and in order to get out of the dark factory, she and Jing He launched a turbulent struggle.
Jing He made extreme use of the beginning to gradually recover his sincerity. Mei Lin went from ignorance at the beginning to the beginning of love. In the confrontation between the two "chess players and chess pieces", the sadomasochistic love is deep and they cannot love.
(Source: Youku)
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Cast
Main Cast
- Liu Xue Yi as Murong Jing He
- ??? as Murong Jing He (young) (voiced by Shao Tong)
- Wu Jin Yan as Mei Lin
- Bi Wen Jun as Zhao Qin
- Zhao Xiao Tang as Yin Luomei (voiced by He Wen Xiao)
- Baron Chen as Murong Xuan Lie (voiced by Zhao Yi)
- Huang Ri Ying as Zi Gu (voiced by Ke Kai Wen)
Supporting Cast
- Jiang Kai as Emperor Yan
- Jill Hsu as Royal Consort Yin (voiced by Bai Xin Zan)
- Yang Ming Na as Empress De Jia
- Zhao Ya Ting as A Dai (voiced by Liu Rui)
- Yan An as Mo Chen
- Tan Li Min as Nanny Shang
- Wang Gang as General Yin
- Niu Zhi Qiang as Yang Zhen
- Wang Qian Guo as A Yi (voiced by Liu Yuan Yuan)
- Luo Shi Qi as A Jia (voiced by Qiao Su)
- Shao Wei Tong as Qing Yan
- Guo Xing Qi as Wang Quan (voiced by Lin Bo Qing)
- Chen Guo as Wei Lao Er
- Hou Chang Rong as Prince Xi Yan
- Yue Yao Li as Liu Zhong
- Xu Hao as Shu Mo
- Hong Jian Tao as Mei Dashan, Mei Lin's father
- Zhou Xiao Chuan as Ming Ju
- Huang Yun Yun as Jiang Tu
- Han Shuai as Yun Qi
- Cui Yi as Madame Wang
- Wei Chen Fei as Lian Xiu
- Xu Yuan Yuan as Cha Gu
- Yu Qing Hui as Leprechaun physician
- Tian Miao as Liu Chunxi
- Gao Jun Hai as Zhang Yin
- Xie Xin as Female priest
- Xia Tian as Mason Li
- Hou Xiao as Commander Pang
- Ding Zheng Yong as Li Qing
- Tao Hao Jing as General Yuan
- Wei Kai as Lieutenant Qi
Production Credits
- Original Writing: Chun Hua Yan (春花厌) by Hei Yan (黑颜)
- Director: Cheng Lu, Huang Wei Jie
- Screenwriter: Wen Yan, Yang Xiao Han (杨晓涵), Wang Yi Zhao (王怡钊), Gan Hong Zhu (甘红竹), Xu Hui Miao (徐慧苗)
- Producer: Hu Ke, Huang Yan Hong (黄艳红), Guo Lin (郭璘), Bi Si (毕思)
- Cinematographer: Zhao Ying Chuan
- Art Director: Dong Zhi Liang
- Action Choreographer: Wang De Ming
- Music Director: Lv Liang
- Costume Designer: Li Meng
- Company: Youku, Perfect World Pictures
Notes
- Filming period: 2023-Dec-28 to 2024-Apr-16