Xiao Jinyu's solo poster.The background of this picture is from *Guiguzi: The Art of War*, which states, "Each…
Some of these details correspond to the cases shown in the trailers. Letâs start with the overall poster.
The posterâs main theme is a painted scroll, unfolding from near to far. Director Lou previously mentioned that this seasonâs story is related to âexternal threats,â so could this scroll be connected to a map of the Tang Dynastyâs border fortresses?
Xiao Jinyuâs position on the poster happens to sit at the midpoint linking several cases, which suggests that someone may be trying to make an issue out of Xiao Jinyuâusing him as a focal point.
Now letâs look at the four detailed images on the poster, in order from far to near.
Image 2 shows white bones and palace maids in a lotus pond. This likely corresponds to the âwhite bones at the birthday banquetâ case seen in earlier trailers.
Image 3 depicts a monk and a woman. One notable detail is that the two are holding hands. This should correspond to the mysterious death of Master Shenguan. It feels like Shenguanâs death may be connected to a past romantic relationship.
Image 4 shows, behind a bamboo fence, a masked man dressed in black holding a medicine bottle, with another person facing away from the viewer. The black-clad figure doesnât look like a Tang person; he feels more like a foreigner. Given that this seasonâs theme is closely tied to Nanzhao, itâs reasonable to speculate that this masked figure is from Nanzhao. The person with their back to us is very likely a Tang individual colluding with foreign forces for ulterior motives. The bottle probably contains poisonâso will someone be poisoned? Could this case be linked to Emperor Wuzong of Tangâs death? Historically, Emperor Wuzong died from poisoning after consuming elixirs. Could this old case be an investigation into the mystery of his death?
Image 5 shows someone dead on a stage. The amount of blood seems unusually excessive. Could it be the result of some kind of mechanical trap, causing such heavy bleeding?
Now back to the characters. In the poster, Jing Yi, Chu Chu, and You Chenâan are all holding objects that look like scrolls, but theyâre not quite the same.
Itâs still hard to guess what Jing Yi is holding.
What Chu Chu is holding looks a bit like the illustrated manual You Chenâan once gave herâbut that raises a question: what, then, is the scroll in You Chenâanâs hands?
Could it be secret information about Nanzhao that he wants to guide the Sanfasi team to help investigate?
As for You Chenâanâs lavish attireâhonestly, he doesnât look like a destitute nobleman at all. So his âfall from graceâ may be less about material hardship and more about being politically sidelined or marginalized within the Nanzhao royal family.
Xiao Jinyu's solo poster.The background of this picture is from *Guiguzi: The Art of War*, which states, "Each…
Group poster.
The earliest official group portrait promotional image features a giant peacock feather in the background, hinting at the backdrop of the second season's theme: the entanglement between the Nanzhao Kingdom and the Tang Dynasty.
The Nanzhao Kingdom revered the peacock, symbolizing royal power and status, and it was also a mascot. During Emperor Wuzong's reign, relations with the Tang Dynasty were relatively peaceful, but from Emperor Xuanzong's reign onwards, tensions began to rise.
This season will likely incorporate some plot points from Emperor Wuzong's era; it remains to be seen how the writers will weave them together! After all, the Nanzhao Kingdom was also embroiled in internal strife at that time, with the real conflict occurring after Emperor Xuanzong's death. It's likely the writers will bring forward some of these events.
The background of this picture is from *Guiguzi: The Art of War*, which states, "Each thing returns to its origin, whether yin or yang, soft or hard, open or closed, relaxed or tense. Therefore, the sage guards its gates, examines its order, measures its power and ability, and compares its skills and weaknesses."
In other words, all things are infinitely changing, but ultimately return to their origin. Growth and decay are interdependent and transformative. By observing and assessing the situation, one can grasp the core of events, adopt corresponding strategies based on the opponent's tendencies, and thus influence the final outcome. Judging from this official promotional image, the props in Little Coroner 2 might be similar to the first one, with many details.
â° âThe Imperial Coroner 2 â premieres on Jan 15 â release schedule as follows âŹď¸ ⢠10:00 â Final Trailer (Official account / Actor reposts) ⢠10:05 â Individual character posters (Official account + Actor posts directly) ⢠10:30 â Behind-the-scenes featurette (Official account) ⢠11:30 â Short video of the original four cast members (Official account) ⢠15:20 â Weibo live stream (Actor) ⢠16:10 â Douyin live stream (Official account) ⢠17:00 â In-platform live stream (Tencent) ⢠18:00 â Full episode release (Tencent)
To friends hearing about this drama for the first time:
Itâs goodâreally good! Itâs the strong support and recognition from viewers that carried this small production team to a second season. This is still a story about a group of hot-blooded people whose passion never cools, who love themselves, support their friends, resolve internal troubles, resist external threats, eliminate villains, and protect the common people.
Not watching Season 1 wonât affect your enjoyment of Season 2! The two seasons are connected but each tells independent case stories. Think of it like the left and right sides of a New Yearâs Eve dinner tableâeither side alone is already a feast, but having both is even better.
Itâs the original cast and crew! Still directed by Lou Jian, written by Qing Xian Yatou & Qian Xiaobai, starring Wang Ziqi, Su Xiaotong, Yang Tingdong, Zhao Yaoke, Wang Yanxin, plus many familiar faces. No oneâs slacking offâeveryoneâs fully committed!
https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5255167592038421
Letâs start with the overall poster.
The posterâs main theme is a painted scroll, unfolding from near to far. Director Lou previously mentioned that this seasonâs story is related to âexternal threats,â so could this scroll be connected to a map of the Tang Dynastyâs border fortresses?
Xiao Jinyuâs position on the poster happens to sit at the midpoint linking several cases, which suggests that someone may be trying to make an issue out of Xiao Jinyuâusing him as a focal point.
Now letâs look at the four detailed images on the poster, in order from far to near.
Image 2 shows white bones and palace maids in a lotus pond. This likely corresponds to the âwhite bones at the birthday banquetâ case seen in earlier trailers.
Image 3 depicts a monk and a woman. One notable detail is that the two are holding hands. This should correspond to the mysterious death of Master Shenguan. It feels like Shenguanâs death may be connected to a past romantic relationship.
Image 4 shows, behind a bamboo fence, a masked man dressed in black holding a medicine bottle, with another person facing away from the viewer. The black-clad figure doesnât look like a Tang person; he feels more like a foreigner. Given that this seasonâs theme is closely tied to Nanzhao, itâs reasonable to speculate that this masked figure is from Nanzhao. The person with their back to us is very likely a Tang individual colluding with foreign forces for ulterior motives. The bottle probably contains poisonâso will someone be poisoned? Could this case be linked to Emperor Wuzong of Tangâs death? Historically, Emperor Wuzong died from poisoning after consuming elixirs. Could this old case be an investigation into the mystery of his death?
Image 5 shows someone dead on a stage. The amount of blood seems unusually excessive. Could it be the result of some kind of mechanical trap, causing such heavy bleeding?
Now back to the characters. In the poster, Jing Yi, Chu Chu, and You Chenâan are all holding objects that look like scrolls, but theyâre not quite the same.
Itâs still hard to guess what Jing Yi is holding.
What Chu Chu is holding looks a bit like the illustrated manual You Chenâan once gave herâbut that raises a question: what, then, is the scroll in You Chenâanâs hands?
Could it be secret information about Nanzhao that he wants to guide the Sanfasi team to help investigate?
As for You Chenâanâs lavish attireâhonestly, he doesnât look like a destitute nobleman at all. So his âfall from graceâ may be less about material hardship and more about being politically sidelined or marginalized within the Nanzhao royal family.
The earliest official group portrait promotional image features a giant peacock feather in the background, hinting at the backdrop of the second season's theme: the entanglement between the Nanzhao Kingdom and the Tang Dynasty.
The Nanzhao Kingdom revered the peacock, symbolizing royal power and status, and it was also a mascot. During Emperor Wuzong's reign, relations with the Tang Dynasty were relatively peaceful, but from Emperor Xuanzong's reign onwards, tensions began to rise.
This season will likely incorporate some plot points from Emperor Wuzong's era; it remains to be seen how the writers will weave them together! After all, the Nanzhao Kingdom was also embroiled in internal strife at that time, with the real conflict occurring after Emperor Xuanzong's death. It's likely the writers will bring forward some of these events.
The background of this picture is from *Guiguzi: The Art of War*, which states, "Each thing returns to its origin, whether yin or yang, soft or hard, open or closed, relaxed or tense. Therefore, the sage guards its gates, examines its order, measures its power and ability, and compares its skills and weaknesses."
In other words, all things are infinitely changing, but ultimately return to their origin. Growth and decay are interdependent and transformative. By observing and assessing the situation, one can grasp the core of events, adopt corresponding strategies based on the opponent's tendencies, and thus influence the final outcome. Judging from this official promotional image, the props in Little Coroner 2 might be similar to the first one, with many details.
⢠10:00 â Final Trailer
(Official account / Actor reposts)
⢠10:05 â Individual character posters
(Official account + Actor posts directly)
⢠10:30 â Behind-the-scenes featurette
(Official account)
⢠11:30 â Short video of the original four cast members
(Official account)
⢠15:20 â Weibo live stream
(Actor)
⢠16:10 â Douyin live stream
(Official account)
⢠17:00 â In-platform live stream
(Tencent)
⢠18:00 â Full episode release
(Tencent)
(Actual release times may vary)
Itâs goodâreally good! Itâs the strong support and recognition from viewers that carried this small production team to a second season. This is still a story about a group of hot-blooded people whose passion never cools, who love themselves, support their friends, resolve internal troubles, resist external threats, eliminate villains, and protect the common people.
Not watching Season 1 wonât affect your enjoyment of Season 2! The two seasons are connected but each tells independent case stories. Think of it like the left and right sides of a New Yearâs Eve dinner tableâeither side alone is already a feast, but having both is even better.
Itâs the original cast and crew! Still directed by Lou Jian, written by Qing Xian Yatou & Qian Xiaobai, starring Wang Ziqi, Su Xiaotong, Yang Tingdong, Zhao Yaoke, Wang Yanxin, plus many familiar faces. No oneâs slacking offâeveryoneâs fully committed!
âWhere does it hurt?â
âWhen you donât want me đŁ my heart hurts~â
GOT ME GIGGLINGG đ¤Łđ¤Łđ¤Ł Can't believe we got to see this side of Wang Ye~~~
http://xhslink.com/o/5Rdo4epNAdF
Did you know that WZQ first auditioned as Jingyi but Director Lou saw his temperament suits Xiao Jinyu more!
https://weibo.com/ttarticle/x/m/show/id/2309404641919040094829?_wb_client_=1
https://youtu.be/2WWyHFEi72Y?si=njCY-YX5qfo6ZZVu
Same facial features as Wang Ye??
https://weibo.com/6603889325/5254626307999987