Drama post: anyone watching Lost Love in Times
Starring Cecilia Liu and William Chan
Cecilia Liu (Imperial Doctress, Sound of the Desert) leads a drama about a woman who makes the ultimate sacrifice for her love, only to reunite with it when she least expects it. A powerful sorceress has to leave her love to save his life, but all the evil in the world can’t keep them apart.
Qing Chen Feng (Cecilia Liu) is a sorceress at the Ming Yi Tower. Her role is to serve and protect the royal family. In spite of seeming weak and gentle, Qing Chen Feng is actually an intelligent and powerful magician. Her services to the royal family are never in doubt. However, the world does not want to associate with someone who practices black magic.
Ling Yuan (William Chan) is the fourth prince of the Western Wei monarchy, and son of the deceased Emperor Mu. Known amongst the people as the “God of War,” Ling Yuan is a fierce and fearless commander. His intelligence is matched only by his courage. Behind his cold exterior, the prince is also a tremendously caring man, and will die to protect those he loves.
Zhan Yuan (Xu Hai Qiao) is the seventh prince of the Western Wei dynasty. Educated and cultured, he loves the arts and music. Zhan Yuan has no interest in politics, but other members of the royal family know he is an easy pawn to use against Ling Yuan.
As Qing Chen Feng continues to serve the royal family, she grows closer to Ling Yuan. However, the royal family opposes their union. Undeterred, Ling Yuan goes forward with wedding. Led by Zhan Yuan, the royal family attacks the sorceress and the prince.
To save the man she loves, Qing Chen Feng makes the ultimate sacrifice. She launches her most powerful spell and alters the very flow of the universe itself. She will never meet her love again, but at least he will be safe. For her, it’s a fair price.
What the sorceress doesn’t realize, however, is that even altering the flow of time cannot stop true love. Also known as “Drunken Exquisiteness,” Lost Love in Times is based on a novel by Shi Siye. The adaptation is directed by Lin Yu Fen, who reunites with Cecilia Liu after their collaboration on Scarlet Heart. The original broadcast premiere for the series is on July 13, 2017, airing every Thursday and Friday at 10:00PM on Dragon TV.
It's on DramaFever