Ma Boyong's new drama," The Wind Raises in Longxi " started filming. The lineup of two male leads attracted the attention of the public. Who would it be?
I'm just a person who likes to read novels and can't get the latest information about movies or TV series. However, according to what I know about Ma Boyong's novels, his novels usually have unique storylines and characters. Therefore, the choice of two male leads may also be consistent with the characters and plots in the novel. For example, in Ma Boyong's novel " The Wind Raises in Longxi ", it was clearly mentioned that the two male leads were Li Benteng and the Yellow River. Their image and storyline had a unique charm, so the choice of a double male lead lineup might attract the attention of the audience. The specific lineup of the two male leads still needed to wait for the official news of the movie or TV series to be confirmed.
Wind rises Longxi TV drama trailer
The TV series " The Wind Raises Longxi " had released several trailer. Among them, the play was adapted from Ma Boyong's novel of the same name, directed by Lu Yang, and starred by Chen Kun and Bai Yu. The plot told the story of two " small characters ", Chen Gong and Xun Xu, who were not in the spotlight of the chaotic world. They started a heroic legend in a soul-stirring spy war. The show had yet to be finalized, but the trailer had already attracted the attention of the audience. The specific trailer content and highlights had not been mentioned yet.
Who was Ma Boyong on Weibo?
Ma Boyong was a well-known Chinese web novelist born in 1983. His masterpieces included " The Rise of the Great Qin Empire "," Time Travel and Anti-Time Travel ", etc. He was widely followed by readers because he shared a large amount of online novel content on Weibo. He was known as the "Big V" in the Chinese online literature world.
Ma Boyong's Trilogy
Ma Boyong's trilogy included The Antique Bureau, The Twelve Hours of Chang 'an, and The Wind in Longxi.
Wind rises in Longxi
Winds in Longxi could be watched online for free on iQiyi. VIP members updated two episodes every day at 19:30, and non-members could watch some episodes within a limited time.
Ma Boyong TLV
Some of Ma Boyong's works were in the TLV format, but the information given so far did not explicitly mention which works were in the TLV format.
Ma Boyong's Highest Rating
Ma Boyong's highest-rated novel was " A Little Annoyed by the Venus in Taibai ", with a Douban score of 9.0.
Ma Boyong's Main Works
Ma Boyong was a famous Chinese web novelist. His representative works included " The Rise of the Great Qin Empire "," The Antiques Bureau "," The World's Domination ", and so on. His unique style of work involved history, science fiction, fantasy and many other elements, which were deeply loved by readers.
The Wind Raises the Rainbow (Part Two)
The second part of " Wind Raises the Rainbow " was called " Wind Raises the West Region ". The plot continued the story of the first part, telling the life of the female lead, Kudi Liuli, and the male lead, Pei Xingjian, after they got married. They faced all kinds of difficulties and challenges, but through wisdom and courage, they successfully averted the danger and finally built the West Region together. The plot of the second movie would continue to tell the story of what happened after they got together. Filming for the second film had already started in Hengdian, with Gulnazar and Xu Weizhou continuing to play the male and female leads. Although the first film did not receive a good rating, the second film was still filmed due to the high viewership ratings. As for the specific plot and release time of the second film, no information had been provided yet.
Why Prince Ma Boyong?
Prince Ma Boyong was a fictional character with no real historical background or relationships. In the novel " The Money Wars," Ma Boyong was a fictional character who was described as a wealthy businessman and a financial expert, but also a mysterious figure. The name of this character, Prince Ma Boyong, came from his wealth and status, implying that he was a powerful figure.
Is Ma Boyong's 15 Days in Beijing Good?
Ma Boyong's novel " Fifteen Days in the Two Capital Cities " received positive reviews. The readers praised the plot design, character creation, and rhythm control. The novel was described as an elaborate, interconnected conspiracy story, with a tight plot and a sense of urgency. In this work, the author had learned the lesson from his previous work, Chang 'an Twelve Hours, to avoid the situation of random accusations and arrange the big BOSS according to historical facts. In addition, the character creation was also considered good. Each character had their own unique characteristics and background. Overall, based on the information provided, it could be said that " Fifteen Days in Beijing " was a novel worth reading.