Gong Ming is an imperial scholar official and his family's sole survivor after they were massacred in a conspiracy. He is an avid supporter of the reinstatement of Empress Xu, who was deposed due to scheming by royal concubine Zhao Feiyan. While he was being persecuted, he accidentally time-travels two thousand years into the present due to a mysterious jade pendant. He meets and falls in love with actress Lin Xiangxiang, who landed a role as Empress Xu in a historical drama. However, for the greater good, Gong Ming was insistent on heading back into the past to save the deposed queen. He finds out that he could not return to the present where Xiang Xiang is. Will they forever be apart, or will they reunite through the power of love?
Cast
Main
Jing Boran as Gong Ming
Zheng Shuang as Lin Xiangxiang
Supporting
Present
Evonne Hsieh as Jin Jing, Xiang Xiang's manager
Yang Sen as Xia Yunan, Xiang Xiang's stylist
Denny Huang as Han Yufei, a famous celebrity and Xiang Xiang's ex-boyfriend
Nana as Zhao Nana, a famous and arrogant celebrity
Xie Binbin as Wu Tianxiu, Yu Fei's manager
Li Gan as Chen Rui, Na Na's manager
Past
Chen Xiang as Wang Mang, Gong Ming's good friend who later betrays him. He likes Jing Yue.
Zhou Yutong as Jing Yue, a female warrior. She likes Gong Ming.
Peng Ling as Zi Xiu, Wang Mang's confidante; a cold-blooded assassin
The series is co-produced by Hunan TV and CJ E&M. It is helmed by director Jang Young-woo of I Need Romance 3, producer Kim Young-gyu of Flower Boys Next Door and and the lightning director of My Love From the Star. The music, editing and artistic direction of the series was also done by the Korean production team of Queen and I. Unlike other typical Chinesetelevision series, Love Weaves Through a Millennium was not pre-produced before its premiere. It was filmed based on a live-shooting format. The script was amended based on audience's responses, including the drama's ending. No dubbing was used; instead, the actors' actual voices were heard in the drama. Actual Chinese history was adapted into the new script, such as the rivalry between Zhao Feiyan and Empress Xu.
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