- Country China
- Genres Fantasy, Romance
- Runtime 45 minutes
- Total runtime 58 hours 30 minutes
- Status Ended
- Network Hunan TV
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Ice Fantasy
After a vicious battle between the Empire of Snow and the Fire Tribe leaves most of the royal family dead, Prince Ka Suo reluctantly accepts the throne. This leads to turmoil with his half-brother, Yin Kong Shi, who now decides to become the Fire Prince, leading the tribe that works against his brother. Meanwhile, Ka Suo also loses the woman he loves, Li Luo, the fearless envoy for the guards he was not allowed to marry because she wasn’t of royal birth. Years ago, the battle destroyed Ka Suo’s family, love and empire; now, another war threatens to end the last relation he has left. Adding to the tension is the Fire Prince’s mother, Lian Ji, an invincible supreme being who causes chaos for fun, and the Fire Tribe’s royal daughter Yan Da, a stubborn girl with a dangerous interest in Yin Kong Shi.
In a realm where dreams intertwine with reality, 'Mirror: A Tale of Twin Cities' emerges as a spellbinding tale that weaves together elements of drama, fantasy, romance, and science fiction. This Chinese masterpiece invites viewers into the mystical paradise known as Desolate Clouds, where the new generation Sea Prince Su Mo crosses paths with Bai Ying, a disciple of the esteemed Sword Saint. As their fates entwine amidst political turmoil and ancient feuds, audiences are drawn into a narrative filled with love, loss, and rebirth.
The narrative unfolds within six realms and four seas, painting a picture as vivid as it is vast. The central character Su Mo, portrayed by Li Yifeng—known for his roles in 'The Lost Tomb' and 'Sparrow'—embarks on a journey both physical and spiritual. After losing his beloved Bai Ying amidst political strife, Su Mo dedicates himself to cultivation over the span of a hundred years. Upon his return as the King of Sea, he faces new challenges while striving to reunite with Bai Ying under seemingly insurmountable circumstances.
Yukee Chen's portrayal of Bai Ying adds depth to this tale. Known for her performances in 'Ashes of Love' and 'Memory of Encaustic Tile', Yukee brings a nuanced strength to her character—a woman torn between duty and desire. The chemistry between Li Yifeng and Yukee Chen is palpable; their shared screen moments are charged with emotion that resonates through each episode.
