#bo haoran

[zilodak]

Happy (late) Valentines day from the loveowls ❤️

[lizhly-writes]

I wish you would write a fic where jmx meets yhs. I like yang haoshu.

man! what's the point of sending this ask anonymously! yang haoshu's never even made out of discord!

Ahem.

Right. So. "Yang Haoshu" is an alternate universe version of Chen Lihua, where she was the second-born child of the Yang family instead of Yang Haoran.

The way she meets Jiang Mingxi in this universe is virtually identical to how the original Yang Haoran meets Jiang Mingxi -- that is, as small children and almost immediately trying to beat the shit out of each other, because they're both very easily angered.

It's really not that different from 'canon', because truthfully, at that age, the original Yang Haoran and Yang Haoshu aren't that different. I could have written that out, swapped a few names, and then I would have a scene I could actually use in the not-cnovel as a pseudo flashback, or something.

Instead of doing that, though, I wrote an entirely self-indulgent and significantly easier to write weird crossover snippet that I can't use anywhere else but this ask.

Under the cut!

...

Yang Haoshu was a world-class champion at making Jiang Mingxi angry.  This was a skill she had mastered at a young age, when she had realized that fighting Jiang Mingxi – punching, kicking, clawing, biting – just didn’t work.  

Jiang Mingxi was bigger, stronger, faster, and she devoured the martial arts education their parents gave them with an enthusiasm that Yang Haoshu couldn’t come close to matching.  There was no way around it; in a fair fight, Yang Haoshu would always lose.

Still, there were other ways of fighting.  As the saying goes, “sticks and stones may hurt my bones, but words–” 

Words had never hurt Yang Haoshu.  

Oh, she got angry, sure, but hurt?  Not at all.  And as she got older, the anger had mellowed out into irritation into annoyance into, perhaps, mild amusement. For all of the things Jiang Mingxi was good at, she could not rival Yang Haoshu in this.  This was ultimately the key difference between them: Yang Haoshu could keep her temper.  Jiang Mingxi could not.

And thus, when it came to words, Yang Haoshu always won.

Naturally, Yang Haoshu endeavored to win as much as possible.  And she did!  It was probably a little mean of her, but at this point, she was very good at it – even the right sort of smile was enough to send Jiang Mingxi into a barely restrained rage.

…This one, though.

“Hmm,” Yang Haoshu said, tilting her head at the Jiang Mingxi in front of her.  “You’re more level-headed than mine.”

“What’s that supposed to mean,” said Jiang Mingxi.  The words were right, but Yang Haoshu’s Jiang Mingxi would have been grinding them out, nails digging into her palms and drawing blood.  This one, though, only narrowed her eyes.  No sign of any real anger in her at all.

How interesting.  

Yang Haoshu smiled brilliantly.  “Ah, I don’t mean anything bad!  I suppose I’m projecting some expectations on you.  You look so much like someone I know from home, after all.  A childhood friend of mine!  I always called her Ming-jie –”

“Don’t call me that,” Jiang Mingxi said immediately.

Well, Ming-jie always did hate it.

“Are we not close enough for that kind of thing?” Yang Haoshu said.  “I must look very familiar to you, too.  Does she not call you that?”

“It doesn’t matter if she does or if it doesn’t,” Jiang Mingxi said.  “It doesn’t have anything to do with you.”

“It could be argued it does, at least a little. After all–”

They were the same person.  This Jiang Mingxi’s Yang Haoshu – more than family, more than genetics, more than what science could ever hope to achieve, they were really, truly, the same person.  

“Doesn’t matter,” Jiang Mingxi said shortly.

“Is that all you have to say?”

Jiang Mingxi was like this at home, too.  Fiction, fantasies, philosophy, theology – none of them, no matter how well written, well-made, ever caught her attention more than sheer brute force and violence.

“None of this interests you at all, huh?” Yang Haoshu said.

How boring.

“Did I say that?” Jiang Mingxi said irritably.  “You sound just like – no.”

Yang Haoshu perked up.  “I sound like…?”

Jiang Mingxi exhaled, hand going up to her temples.  “It doesn’t matter.  Nothing about you, and your counterpart here – that relationship isn’t there.”

“...Pardon?”

“It’s experiences who make people what they are,” Jiang Mingxi said, turning abruptly.  “It’s those memories that shape a person’s drive, goals, personality.  If those memories aren’t there anymore, you can’t say that they’re the same person.”

Yang Haoshu blinked.  

“I,” Jiang Mingxi enunciated slowly, “am not the person you know.  You aren’t anyone I know, either.”

In truth, this was the conclusion Yang Haoshu had been contemplating, despite the shit she was trying to feed this Jiang Mingxi.  But –

“You have actual, articulated thoughts about this?” she said, delighted.

“What’s that supposed to mean.”

“You’ve thought about this concept enough to immediately cleanly say this sort of thing?  You, of all people?”

“What’s that supposed to mean.”

[the-monkey-ruler]

Monkey King Returns (2020) 大圣重生之斗战逆天

Director: Zhan Bo / Zhang Yongsheng Starring: Dong Haoran / Zheng Zihao Genre: Fantasy Country/Region of Production: Mainland China Language: Mandarin Chinese Date: 2020-10-31 (Mainland China) Type: Reimanging

Summary:

Under the guidance of the Golden Hoop Staff, the Stone Monkey was reincarnated as Hua Xiaotian, attracting the covetousness of the giant spirit. The fairy Acuo was ordered to find Hua Xiaotian and persuade him to take on the mission of protecting the people. The giant spirits frequently cast poisonous schemes, repeatedly putting Xiaotian in danger. Acuo's desperate fight made Hua Xiaotian gradually understand the responsibility he must bear, and a generation of war gods was finally awakened.

Source: https://mov-20.chinesemov.com/2020/Monkey-King-Returns

Link: N/A

[beihonglin]

Idol Producer Season 2 爱奇艺青春有你 Trainee Roster - 3/11

[natstarbuck]

Ep. 17, the first duel

[motmatlemo]

Trustworthy data

Top 100 Forbes Chinese celebrities 2019/2020

#1 Jackson Yee (Yiyang Qianxi)

#2 Xu Zheng

#3 Zhou Dongyu

#4 Jay Chou

#5 Lay Zhang (Zhang Yixing)

#6 Yang Mi

#7 Zanilia Zhao (Zhao Liying) - co-star

#8 Kris Wu (Wu Yifan)

#9 Wang Yibo +62

Singer, actor, dancer, motorcycle racer

In “Being A Hero” Wang Yibo will also take on the main lead, who is a police force member who overseas the fight against drug trafficking. However, in daily life, he remains the shy and adorable boy who loves racing and dancing very passionately.

#10 Karry Wang (Wang Junkai)

#11 Dilraba Dilmurat

#12 Zhu Yilong

#13 Yang Zi

#14 Victoria Song (Song Qian) - co-star

#15 Lu Han

#16 Angelababy

#17 Hua Chenyu

#18 Turbo Liu (Liu Haoran)

#19 Li Xian

#20 Li Jiaqi

#21 Tamia Liu (Liu Tao)

#22 Jiao Zi (Yu Yang)

#23 Wu Jing

#24 Hu Ge

#25 Sun Li (Susan Sun)

#26 Wang Kai

#27 Zhang Weili

#28 Shen Teng

#29 Liu Shishi

#30 Crystal Liu (Liu Yifei)

#31 Cai Xukun

#32 Zhang Ruoyun

#33 Roy Wang (Wang Yuan)

#34 Deng Lun

#35 Jing Boran

#36 Johnny Huang (Huang Jingyu)

#37 Z.TAO (Huang Zitao)

#38 Viya (Wei Ya)

#39 Li Yuchun

#40 William Chan

#41 Jackson Wang (Wang Jiaer)

#42 Zhou Shen (Charlie Zhou)

#43 Li Yifeng

#44 Yang Yang

#45 Song Weilong

#46 Zhou Zhennan

#47 Leo Wu (Wu Lei)

#48 Huang Xuan - co-star

#49 Zhang Yishan

#50 Luo Jin

#51 Tiffany Tang (Tang Yan)

#52 Huang Bo

#53 He Jiong

#54 Louis Koo (Koo Tin Lok)

#55 Tong Liya

#56 Wei Daxun

#57 Wu Lei (soccer player)

#58 Donnie Yen

#59 Li Ronghao

#60 Sandra Ma (Ma Sichun)

#61 Lei Jiayin

#62 Xiao Yang

#63 Jin Dong

#64 Pan Yueming

#65 Zhou Xun - co-star

#66 Liu Wen

#67 Peng Yuchang

#68 Bai Yu

#69 Greg Hsu (Greg Han)

#70 Ni Ni

#71 Gabrielle Guan (Guan Xiaotong)

#72 Li Qin

#73 Ouyang Nana

#74 Jessie Li (Chun Xia)

#75 Xie Na

#76 Huang Xiaoming

#77 Zhang Jiayi

#78 Zhang Ziyi

#79 Mao Buyi

#80 Yang Chaoyue

#81 Zhang Zifeng

#82 Zheng Shuang

#83 Arthur Chen (Chen Feiyu)

#84 Ju Jingyi

#85 Jason Zhang (Zhang Jie)

#86 Elaine Zhong (Zhong Chuxi)

#87 Qin Hao

#88 Lang Lang

#89 Li Chen

#90 Andy Lau

#91 Jackie Chan

#92 Sally Jing (Jing Tian)

#93 Jia Ling

#94 Eddie Peng

#95 Aaron Kwok

#96 Wang Baoqiang

#97 Deng Chao

#98 Regina Wan (Wan Qian)

#99 Guo Qilin

#100 Bai Jingting

[timotey]

Wen Kexing waxing poetics made me crave reading Chinese poetry of old again. And since I've already read everything from my favorite poet, Li Bo, that I could get my hands on, I picked up an anthology of poems by Wang Wei, Bai Juyi and Meng Haoran 🌷🌷🌷

[adamwatchesmovies]

My People, My Country (2019)

I'm certain My People, My Country will snag all the awards at China’s equivalent of the Oscars. Jingoistic to the point of being sickening, every frame is spent forcefully celebrating the People’s Republic of China and enforcing government-approved values. Perhaps it would mean more to someone who lives there. For this viewer, it was a profoundly dull - though eye-opening - 158 minutes. Each of this anthology's seven stories come from a different director and feature some of the country’s biggest stars in a variety of roles and genres. There's a lot to say so pardon the longer-than-usual review.

The Eve

Engineer Lin Zhiyuab (Huang Bo) is floored when he learns Tian'anmen Square is being cordoned off before the founding ceremony of the People’s Republic of China on October 1, 1949. As the man responsible for the mechanism that will automatically raise the flag, he must now find a way to anticipate and address any possible issues - without setting eyes upon the flagpole.

Well, doesn't this sound like an exciting intro to a 2-1/2 hour movie? Immediately, you recognize this is a propaganda film. This means it'll be an interesting viewpoint into the engineer's way of thinking... but not the way they meant it to be. Like all propaganda films, this one presents its subject as all-good, all-powerful and forever successful. The lack of tension serves to make the story even less dramatic than it would’ve been normally. It's too short for you to get invested in the characters and the story is one you simply can't be bothered for.

Passing By

In 1964, China is developing nuclear weapons. Scientist Gao Yuan (Zhang Yi) has not seen his wife (Zhou Dongyu) for three years. An incident at work nearly causes a meltdown, forcing Gao to intervene and put his life at risk.

If my country announced it was developing nuclear arms, I’d be outraged; not waving flags and singing songs. Even if your sentiments towards mutually-assured destruction differ, you'll leave this tale flabbergasted. Once we get into the drama between Gao and his wife, it’s a sweet love story. Then, the details hit you. The scientist’s fate is left ambiguous, as the story ends with the country’s victorious display of power. Anyone who knows anything knows only three things come from nuclear tests gone wrong: Superpowers, giant fire-breathing dinosaurs, of agonizing death. I guess we’re supposed to admire the man's dedication to his country, at the expense of his marriage and life?

The Champion

Dongdong (Han Haolin) and his father own the only television in their small village. It’s 1984 and China’s women’s national volleyball team is playing for the gold medal against the United States. While he holds the antenna in place, the village can view this historic match. Dongdong is torn, however. His school friend is moving away. If he doesn’t say goodbye to her tonight, he’ll never have the chance to tell her how he feels.

Of all the stories, this was my favorite. Dongdong wants to step away from the antenna but there are always circumstances pulling him back towards it. It’s got small-town charm and some laugh-out-loud moments… until you begin thinking about the story's real message. It’s the Olympics, sure, but Dongdong is supposed to give up his happiness because he dares to have a little luxury at home?

Going Home

Directed by Sue Xiaolu, Going Home follows a watch repairman tasked with coordinating two watches. The timekeepers will be worn by officials overseeing the ceremony commemorating the return of Hong Kong from British rule to China in 1997.

Yet another mundane story detailing a flag-raising ceremony. With The Champion still in mind, this one seemed even more tedious than it would’ve been otherwise. It takes itself seriously - to a fault. The only time you'll be jolted out of your stupor will be when you spot the actors lovingly gazing at those five yellow stars on that red flag. Seriously, the flag plays such a big role in so many of these stories I wouldn’t be surprised if it got first billing in the end credits - I couldn't read them so I can neither confirm nor deny my suspicion.

Hello Beijing

Deadbeat dad and taxi driver Zhang (Ge You) wins a ticket to the 2008 Beijing Olympics’ opening ceremony. Thinking he can use it to gain the admiration of his son, he flaunts his prize. When the ticket is stolen by one of his fares, he panics.

Like The Champion, Hello Beijing has a more comedic tone than the rest, which is a breath of relief. You take great delight when Zhang realizes his ticket has been swiped. It's an opportunity for him to redeem himself and he does, in a way that’ll make you roll your eyes. By the time the thief’s emotional speech comes in, you're practically nauseous.

The Guiding Star

Two brothers (Liu Haoran and Arthur Chen) are taken in by a kind, elderly couple. Initially planning on robbing them, the boys change their ways when a childhood story of a falling star seen during the day is fulfilled in the form of the Shenzhou 11’s landing capsule.

The longer I go on with this anthology, the less I have to say. This is a basic story. There’s nothing wrong with that, as long as you mix it up a bit. Tying the country’s space program to a prophecy that goes on to change two nogoodniks’ lives? puh-lease.

One for All

Fighter jet pilot Lü Xiaoran (Jia Song) has fought tooth-and-nail to be the best. When she is assigned to be the backup pilot for the Military Parade of the 70th Anniversary of the Victory in the Second Sino-Japanese War, she is initially outraged. As the big event approaches, she learns the importance of setting her ambitions aside.

We started off with a boring story. It's only fitting to conclude with another. The training sequences are cool and the shots of those jets zipping through the air are exciting but by this point, you know what agenda director Wen Muye is pushing onto you and your defenses are robust. There’s no way you'll let One for All "win" and you look down upon it with disdain.

Overall, the film is well made. The cinematography is grandiose, the landscapes majestic, the performances good. I simply couldn't look past the messages being pushed. Give up three years of your life, the chance to say goodbye to your friend, your lifelong ambitions. Do it for your country. Don't expect to be recompensed for your sacrifice; are you crazy?! Take joy in the sight of that flag, the symbol that ties us all together and makes everyone, from the lowliest thieves to aspiring engineers part of a bigger whole whose collective needs far outweigh the inconvenience of a few. Let's throw in a couple of subtle potshots towards the U.S., Japan, and the United Kingdom for good measure too. I didn't want to say too much in my summaries of the stories, but almost all of these take the corniness to an insufferable level. There's overwrought drama abound, the conclusions always go for the cheapest tricks and worst of all, you'll be bored. There’s so much to learn from My People, My Country that I'm glad to have seen it but found it more frightening than inspirational. (Original Chinese with subtitles on the big screen, October 7, 2019)

[reedrph]

reed do u know of any asian actors and actresses that could pass as 20s - 40s? i'm drawing a blank trying to think of any. :( ty.

I’ll be including everyones ethnic background as well so no one accidentally gets racebent!! All of this is going under the cut, because there is a total of 162 different actors & actresses listed below.

 If anyone sees any mistakes feel free to send me a message so I can correct it!!

Actresses

Alia Bhatt (26, Indian)

Angel Locsin (33, Filipina)

Angela Yeung Wing (30, Chinese)

Anushka Sharma (30, Indian)

Arden Cho (33, South Korean)

Ariel Lin (36, Taiwanese)

Aya Ueto (33, Japanese)

Bea Alonzo (31, Filipina)

Bae Suzy (24, South Korean)

Baek Jin-hee (29, South Korean)

Celina Jade (33, Chinese-White)

Claudia Kim (Kim Soohyun)  (34, South Korean)

Constance Wu (37, Taiwanese)

Davika Horne (26, Thai-Belgin)

Dee Hsu (40, Taiwanese)

Deepika Padukone  (33, Konkani Indian)

Dilraba Dilmurat (26, Uyghur)

Doona Bae (39, South Korean)

Emma Wu (29, Taiwanese)

Gemma Chan (36, Chinese)

Guan Xiaotong (21, Chinese)

Go Ara (29, South Korean)

Ha Ji-won (40, South Korean)

Han Hyo-joo (32, South Korean)

Haruna Kawaguchi (24, Japanese)

Heart Evangelista (34, Filipina)

Im Yoon-ah (28, South Korean)

Ivy Shao (28, Taiwanese)

Jamie Chung (35, South Korean)

Jing Tian (30, Chinese)

Joanne Tseng (30, Taiwanese)

Jolin Tsai (38, Taiwanese)

JuJu Chan (30, Chinese)

Julia Ling (36, Chinese)

Karen Fukuhara (21, Japanese)

Kathryn Bernardo (22, Filipina)

Kimiko Glenn (29, Japanese-White)

Kim Chiu (28, Chinese-Fillipina)

Kim Ji-won (26, South Korean)

Kristine Hermosa (35, Filipina)

Lana Condor (21, Vietnamese)

Li Jun Li (35, Chinese)

Liu Shishi (32, Chinese)

Lee Ji-eun(IU) (25, South Korean)

Lee Sung-kyung  (28, South Korean)

Maggie Q (Vietnamese-White)

Maine Mendoza (24, Filipina)

Maki Horikita (30, Japanese)

Mao Xiaotong (31, Chinese)

Masami Nagasawa (31, Japanese)

Mini Tsai (31, Taiwanese)

Nadine Lustre (25, Filipina)

Namthip Jongrachatawiboon (36, Thai)

Natapohn Tameeruks (30, Thai)

Ni Ni  (30, Chinese)

Nittha Jirayangyurn (28, Thai)

Park Bo-young (29, South Korean)

Park Shin-hye (29, South Korean)

Patcharapa Chaichua (40, Thai)

Radhika Apte (32, Indian)

Rila Fukushima (30, Japanese)

Rinko Kikuchi (38, Japanese)

Satomi Ishihara (32, Japanese

Shruti Haasan (33, Indian)

Sei Ashina (35, Japanese)

Seol In-ah (23, South Korean)

Shaina Magdayao (29, Filipina)

Shen Yue (22, Chinese)

Shin Min-a (34, South Korean)

Sonam Kapoor (33, Indian)

Shraddha Kapoor (32, Indian)

Suzu Hirose (20, Japanese)

Tao Okamoto  (33, Japanese)

Tian Jing (30, Chinese)

Urassaya Sperbund (26, Thai)

Yang Mi  (32, Chinese)

Yifei Liu (31, Chinese)

Yū Aoi (33, Japanese)

Yui Aragaki (30, Japanese)

Zhao Liying (31, Chinese)

Zheng Shuang (27, Chinese)

Actors

Alex Landi (26, South Korean-White)

Aaron Yan (33, Taiwanese)

Jing Boran (29, Chinese)

Bai Yu (28, Chinese)

Baron Chen (40, Taiwanese)

Barry Nadech Kugimiya (27, Thai)

Caesar Wu (22,Chinese)

Charles Melton (28, South Korean-White)

Chen Xiao (31, Chinese)

Choi Min-ho (27, South korean)

Chris Pang (34, Chinese)

Christopher Larkin (31, South Korean)

Daniel Henney (39, South Korean-White)

Darren Chen (24, Taiwanese)

Deng Lun (26, Chinese)

Dev Patel (28, Gujarati Indian)

Do Kyungsoo (26, South Korean)

Dylan Wang (20, Chinese)

Gerald Anderson (Filipino-White)

Godfrey Gao (34, Taiwanese)

Gong Yoo (39, South Korean)

Harry Shum Jr. (36, Chinese)

Haruma Miura (28, Japanese)

Henry Golding (32, Malaysian-White)

Hiro Mizushima (34, Japanese)

Huang Xiaoming (41, Chinese)

Huang Zitao (25, Chinese)

James Ma (25, Thai-Chinese)

James Reid (25, Filipino-White)

Ji Chang-wook (31, South Korean)

Jin Goo (38, South Korean)

Jirayu Tangsrisuk (25, Thai)

Jung Kyung-ho (35, South Korean)

Kanata Hongō (28, Japanese)

Kentarô Sakaguchi (27, Japanese)

Kento Yamazaki (24, Japanese)

Ki Hong Lee (32, South Korean)

Kim Ji-soo (25, South Koreran)

Kim Soo-hyun (31, South Korean)

Kim Woo-bin (29, South Korean)

Kōji Seto (30, Japanese)

Kris Wu (28, Chinese)

Lee Jong-suk  (29, South Korean

Lee Min-ho (31, South Korean)

Li Yifeng (31, Chinese)

Liu Haoran (21, Chinese)

Ludi Lin (31, Chinese)

Lu Han (28, Chinese)

Mackenyu Arata (22, Japanese)

Ma Ke (29, Chinese)

Masaki Okada (29, Japanese)

Masaki Suda (26, Japanese)

Mikael Daez (31, Filipino)

Nadech Kugimiya (27, Thai)

Nam Joo-hyuk (25, South Korean)

Park Bo-gum (25, South Korean)

Park Hyung-sik (27, South Korean

Park Seo-joon (30, South Korean)

Paulo Avelino (30, Filipino)

Ranbir Kapoor (36, Indian)

Ranveer Singh (33, Indian)

Ryan Potter (23, Japanese, Ashkenazi Jewish)

Ryosuke Yamada (25, Japanese)

Sidharth Malhotra (34, Indian

Shahid Kapoor (38, Indian)

Shawn Dou (30, Chinese)

Song Seung-heon (42, South Korean)

Sota Fukushi (25, Japanese)

Steven Yeun (35, South Korean)

Takeru Satoh (20, Japanese)

Tanawat Wattanaputi (36, Thai)

Tomohisa Yamashita (33, Japanese)

Warintorn Panhakarn (33, Thai)

Wesley Wong (32, Chinese)

Wi Ha-joon (27, Korean)

Xian Lim (29, Filipino-Chinese)

Yang Yang (27,Chinese)

Yudai Chiba (30, Japanese)

Yuke Songpaisan (30, Thai)

Zhang He (34, Chinese

Zheng Yecheng (25, Chinese)

[zilodak]

Hiiii I'm back, I finally have wifi!

[hyokas]

全职高手 (Quan Zhi Gao Shou/The King’s Avatar) Production Staff and Voice Actor Info

List of production staff and voice actors under the cut.  I might update the voice actors as the season progresses, we’ll have to see.

制作人员

Production Staff

导演：熊可

Director: Xiong Ke

编剧：梁莎

Screenplay: Liang Sha

出品：阅文集团；企鹅影视；东申影业

Produced by: Yue Wen Group (aka China Reading Limited); Qi E Pictures; Dong Shen Pictures

联合出品：bilibili

Co-produced with: bilibili

出品人：罗立；王娟；李国栋

Producers: Luo Li; Wang Juan; Li Guodong

总监制：陈坤

Executive Producer: Chen Kun (aka Aloys Chen)

总制片人：王芸；金文君

Executive Editors: Wang Yun; Jin Wenjun

制片人：高丽华；郝博；佘媛媛

Editors: Gao Lihua; Hao Bo; She Yuanyuan

原著：蝴蝶蓝

Original Novel by: Hu Die Lan (aka Butterfly Blue)

执行监制：姜博文；李绍堂

Production Managers: Jiang Bowen; Li Shaotang

文学统筹：颜欢

Literary Coordinator: Yan Huan

商务：张天文；李茜茹；孙晨璐；赵莹；武冕

Commerce: Zhang Tianwen; Li Qianru; Sun Chenlu; Zhao Ying; Wu Mian 

市场宣传：霍亚男

Marketing: Huo Ya’nan

内容支持：杜剑波

Content Advisor: Du Jianbo

美术支持：刘黎明；张天文；陆艺艺；陈晨；周丽娜；李洁

Art Advisors: Liu Liming; Zhang Tianwen; Lu Yiyi; Chen Chen; Zhou Li’na; Li Jie 

游戏支持：马自军；田震；屈轶；宋霄；林睿；魏翼飞；刘泽

Game Advisors: Ma Zijun; Tian Zhen; Qu Yi; Song Xiao; Lin Rui; Wei Yifei; Liu Ze

原案设计：炎铃；夜光虫；sanama；高登七六；Mus；品奇；冰糖雪梨；御涵；查查

Adaptation Design: Yan Ling; Ye Guang Chong; sanama; Gao Deng Qi Liu; Mus; Pin Qi; Bingtang Xueli; Yu Han; Cha Cha*

音响监督：陈雨佳

Sound Director: Chen Yujia  

作画监督：申琳

Animation Director: Shen Lin

配音导演：张杰

Dubbing Director: Zhang Jie

腾讯制片代表：金文君

Tencent Production Representative: Jin Wenjun

阅文制片代表：高丽华

Yue Wen Production Representative: Gao Lihua

动画制作：视美动画

Animation: Shi Mei Animation (aka G. CMAY Animation & Film)

角色配音

Voice Actors**

角色名称                                            配音演员

Character Name***                         Voice Actor****

叶修                                                  张杰

Ye Xiu                                              Zhang Jie

苏沐橙                                               C 小调

Su Mucheng                                   C Xiao Diao

孙翔                                                  刘三木

Sun Xiang                                       Liu Sanmu

刘皓                                                  赵毅

Liu Hao                                           Zhao Yi

崔立                                                  商虹

Cui Li                                              Shang Hong

吧台小妹                                            久任

Receptionist                                   Jiu Ren

陈果                                                  季冠森

Chen Guo                                       Ji Guansen

月中眠                                               王晨光

Yue Zhong Mian                             Wang Chenguang

阳关                                                  李进

Yang Guan                                      Li Jin

柳色                                                  龙吟

Liu Se                                              Long Ying

渭城                                                  小蛇

Wei Cheng                                      Xiao She

暮云深                                               王敏纳

Mu Yun Shen                                  Wang Minna

田七、云归                                         傅晨阳

Tian Qi/Yun Gui                              Fu Chenyang

浅生离                                               飞大团

Qian Sheng Li                                Fei Da Tuan

灯花夜                                               森中人

Deng Hua Ye                                  Sen Zhong Ren

系舟                                                  刺儿

Xi Zhou                                           Ci Er

雷鸣电光                                            张赫

Lei Ming Dian Guang                    Zhang He

蓝河                                                  杨天翔

Lan He                                            Yang Tianxiang

知月倾城                                            咩咩

Zhi Yue Qing Cheng                      Mie Mie

唐柔                                                  乔诗语

Tang Rou                                        Qiao Shiyu

夜度寒潭                                            郭浩然

Ye Du Han Tan                               Guo Haoran

车前子                                               凌振赫

Che Qian Zi                                    Ling Zhenhe

包子入侵                                            藤新

Baozi Ruqin                                   Teng Xin

旁白、电视播音                                   李龙滨

Narrator/TV Broadcastor               Li Longbin

NPC                                                  小蛇、北辰、草摩琅琊、傅晨阳、飞大团、                                                                                           李进、森中人、周湘宁

NPC                                                 Xiao She, Bei Chen, Cao Mo Lang Ya,                                                             Fu Chenyang, Fei Da Tuan, Li Jin,                                                                   Sen Zhong Ren, Zhou Xiangning

*translator’s note: I’m 99.9% sure these aren’t real names

**translator’s note: I will try to update this list as the series progresses (NO GUARANTEES)

***translator’s note: some of these characters have yet to appear (as of episode 2).  I’ve put the names of the characters in pinyin for now, if I have time to read the English translation of the novel I might add their English names on there, but this is all I have for now.

****translators note: again, some of these names are not real names

All the names listed above follow the format of a typical Chinese name (surname, first name).

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