The M Riders: Finding Pangu

~~ Movie adaptation of The M Riders story.

Xian Xia Academy

6.9

The Evil Scientist

The leader of a terrorist organization, "Dr. Incarnate", uses scientific methods to turn people into beasts. (Source: Chinese = Douban || Translation = MyDramaList)

Jiyu Gakko

Kung Fu Student

Lin Hsiao Lan is an oft-bullied student who yearns for adventure. In the wrong place at the wrong time, she screws up Alexander Lo Rei’s chance for reincarnation and now they are stuck with each other. Eventually…

Girl's School

Adolescence is a time of rich emotions and critical development and it is felt no more fiercely than in the firm friendship of Chih Ting and Chia Lin, two students in Pingtung Girls’ Senior High School. Whether inside…

Bu Xue Yuan Yang Lao

The cold-blooded princess Yin Hua Yue of the former dynasty and the unruly general Li Jing Yun interact with each other in a battle of wits and laughter, but they both hide a treacherous, dark and complex power struggle.…

University

"University" is a Taiwanese talk show made specifically for college students. In each episode, students from different colleges and different majors all over Taiwan are invited. (Source: Chinese = Wikipedia || Translation…

Barely Lethal

Bondy Chiu

Bondy Chiu is a Hong Kong actress and singer. In 1988, Bondy participated in the rookie singing competition held by TVB, but was eliminated in the semi-finals. In 1989, she joined the third wave of TVB artist training class and later became an actress under TVB. (Source: MyDramaList)

Yamamoto Gaku

Yamamoto Gaku, born in Osaka, is a Japanese actor. He is the nephew of director Yamamoto Satsuo and older brother of actors Yamamoto Kei and Yamamoto Sen.

Dai Xue Lin

Zhang Xue Heng

Zhang Xue Heng, an actor from mainland China, was born on July 16, 1989, a member of Laughter Brothers.

Wang Xue Bo

Frank Hui

Sakairi Gaku

Aso Manabu

Liu Hok Ming

Liu Hok Ming also known as Liao Hsueh Ming is an actor and martial arts director known for his work on My Young Auntie (1981), Shaolin Drunkard (1983), and Kung Fu Master Named Drunk Cat (1978). He was active from 1974-1990.

Pao Hsueh Li

Pao Hsueh Li was born in 1936 in Nanjing and moved to Taiwan in 1949. Upon graduation, he worked his way up from technician in a studio film processing lab to assistant cinematographer and cinematographer on numerous Taiwanese dialect films. In 1966, Shaw Brothers director Lo Chen engaged him to serve…