Gui Mushuang

A woman flipped through a magazine, a rare spark of interest flickering in her usually indifferent eyes, "Hey, hubby, look, you and I made it onto the same ranking list." 
A man raised an eyebrow, "Oh, what list?"
"The global top ten dream lovers for women, you're first, and I'm fifth!"
"......"
His power and wealth were overwhelming, his status was noble, and his demeanor was both brutal and ruthless.
She was carefree and unruly, free-spirited and unconstrained, standing apart from the world, cold and indifferent.
He loved her deeply and she cherished him to the bone, lovers who should have been able to have a perfect life.

The Dominant Mr Mu

"War Poem: Jue Lang Chapter" focuses solely on the female protagonist, with no leading role for a male, so Musheng's part is the most substantial.


Whether this play will be a success hinges entirely on Musheng's performance.


The first scenes to be shot are of her in Jue Yingqu's military camp, where she grows up disguised as a boy, yet in fact, everyone in the play knows she is a girl.


The first scene Musheng is to interpret is an introductory scene.


At that time, she had just come of age, born on the border of Qing Country, her father being the great General Jue Yingqu, whose name was known to all in Yue City.


The director, after consultation, decided to let Musheng herself carry the important scene at the age of fifteen, since the character Jue Lang's pivotal transformation occurs at that age. They were afraid that other child actors of the same age wouldn't match Musheng's style.


Chapter 608: Young Master Wangyue_1