Plot Synopsis
"Rival Love" is a Republican-era emotional suspense web dramaproduced by Mango TV and Da Mang Theatre. The drama is adapted from the novel "Loneliness, the Cold-Blooded Young Marshal Loves Lightly" by Tomato Novels. The story mainly revolves around the young marshal He Jingyao, who visits the Half Moon City under thepretext of wanting to marry the young miss of the Su family in order to expand the influence of the He family army. At this time, a series of bride murder cases occur in the city, and Su Mei, the eldest daughter of the Su family, teams upwith He Jingyao to resist the greedy and evil opponents, in order toprotect Half Moon City and her family. The two go from mutual exploration, suspicion and exploitation, to mutual admiration and healing, and finally stand side by side to uncover the mysteries and find the truth and light.
This drama is different from the traditional Republican-era idol-themed dramas, focusing on suspense and emotion. Theplot structure is compact, with "trick within a trick" settings, and the character relationships undergo constant reversals. In terms of emotional relationships, the dual-lead CPsetting interweaves love and hate, with extremely gripping emotionalpull. The creative team has carefully crafted theplot and details of the drama, from the scenes, art, costumes andprops, topresent the scenes and character images in the story realistically and vividly.
The high-profile lead actors Li Ruotian and Wang Jun have both starred in manypopular film and television works, and their characters have left a deepimpression on the audience. In addition, many of the costumes in "Rival Love" are custom-made, and the scene construction in the art creation is designed based on traditional aesthetics, striving to restore the aesthetics of the Republican era in every detail. At the launch ceremony, the handsome and beautiful co-stars of the lead actors were a visual delight, and theirperformance is expected to create a fashionable and rich Chinese-style romantic suspense atmosphere.
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