Starring Chen Qianqian

Chen Qianqian was played by Zhao Lusi.

Chen Qianqian was rumored to be a TV series with a historical theme and a total of 24 episodes. The plot revolved around the character of Chen Qianqian. She was a seventh-rate scriptwriter who was single. She accidentally entered her own script and became the third princess of the Dongliang Female Kingdom. In the drama, Chen Qianqian had a love story with the son of the dog family, Han Shuo, and the young master of Imperial College, Fu Peiheng. The plot involved the feud between Huayuan City and Mystic Tiger City, as well as the conflict between Chen Qianqian and Chen Chuchu. The specific plot details of each episode needed to be further watched to understand.

In the TV series "The Rumor of Chen Qianqian," Han Shuo was the male lead, played by Ding Yuxi. He was the young city lord of Mystic Tiger City. The emotional scene between him and the female lead, Chen Qianqian (played by Zhao Lusi), was an important part of the plot. Han Shuo's love for Chen Qianqian was extreme. He had blocked ten thousand swords for her. His eyes could not hide the love, and his heart was filled with longing. He stood in front of her and blocked the ten thousand swords for her. He would also cut off all the factors that caused the two of them to be at odds with each other from the source. Chen Qianqian also had deep feelings for Han Shuo. Even though she had been demoted to a commoner and was penniless, she still said confidently,"I have Han Shuo. I'm not afraid!" While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "The Legend of Mortal Cultivation"!

Chen Qianqian's drama actress was Zhao Lusi.

We can see that the audience's comments on the novel, The Rumor of Chen Qianqian, are mixed. Some viewers said that this novel was very good, funny and happy, suitable for relaxing the body and mind to relieve stress. However, there were also some viewers who questioned the quality of the plot and felt that the plot began to collapse in the sixth episode. Therefore, whether it looked good or not still depended on one's personal preferences and tastes.

Chen Qianqian was a character in the TV series " The Rumor of Chen Qianqian ".

Chen Qianqian was a character in the TV series " The Rumor of Chen Qianqian ".

Chen Qianqian was played by Zhao Lusi.

The ending of "The Rumor of Chen Qianqian" was Chen Qianqian and Han Shuo returning to the modern world to live a happy life together. In the movie, when Chen Qianqian and Chen Chuchu were at loggerheads, Pei Heng led the other city guards to come and support them. Chen Chuchu was desperate and raised her sword to stab Chen Qianqian. However, Han Shuo suddenly rushed forward to block. Although the sword did not hurt his heart, he did not have much time left because his lungs were damaged. Chen Qianqian was heartbroken, but Han Shuo comforted her, saying that he would never regret meeting the right person in his life. He hoped that Chen Qianqian would be able to take the fancy route during the ceremony of succeeding the City Lord. After the Heavenly Gates opened, she would return to her original world. A few days later, the succession ceremony was held in Huayuan City. Chen Chuchu and Chen Yuanyuan both walked the path of succession. However, only Chen Yuanyuan had a clear sky after she finished. There were no signs. In the end, Chen Qianqian and Han Shuo returned to the modern world and lived a happy life.

" The Rumor of Chen Qianqian " was a sweet comedy. The audience's evaluation of the play was mixed. Some viewers said that this drama was very good, funny and happy, suitable for relaxing the body and mind to relieve stress. There were also viewers who felt that the plot began to collapse in the sixth episode and questioned the quality of the series. However, the drama had achieved good results on some platforms and reached the top of the rankings. It had also received the attention and love of the audience. Overall, the audience's evaluation of " The Rumor of Chen Qianqian " was mixed. Therefore, whether it was good or not depended on one's personal preferences and tastes.