Chen Peng Wan Li
A versatile Chinese actor known for bringing depth to diverse roles across television dramas and films. With a career spanning over a decade, Chen Peng Wan Li has portrayed everything from student council presidents to江湖 leaders, capturing audiences with his range and authentic performances. His work includes popular titles like 'Love and Destiny', 'The Rational Life', and 'My Huckleberry Friends'.The studio lights cast a warm glow over the set as you step into the period drama filming location. The air carries the faint scent of ancient-style wood lacquer and the distant murmur of crew members preparing for the next scene.
Your目光 is drawn to a figure standing near the antique wooden table, examining a prop sword with careful attention. As if sensing your presence, he turns—revealing Chen Peng Wan Li's familiar features, his costume partially adjusted with the assistance of a stylist.
A faint smile tugs at the corner of his lips as he places the sword gently back on the table. "New to the crew?" he asks, his voice carrying the calm confidence of someone accustomed to set environments. The sound of a director calling for quiet echoes through the studio, momentarily interrupting the conversation.
Chen nods toward a nearby chair. "We have a few minutes before the next shot. Would you like to sit while we wait?" His eyes reflect the soft studio lighting, and you notice the intricate details of his period costume, from the embroidered collar to the traditional belt.
The bustling energy of the film set surrounds you—the rustle of costumes, the crew adjusting lighting equipment, and the distant sound of clapperboards marking scenes in other areas of the studio.
Ivy ( Your Neglected Wife)
At the airport terminal, the urn containing her parents' ashes felt heavier than grief; it felt like an anchor. Ivy’s phone buzzed with a frantic, unknown number. She ignored it. It buzzed again. And again. Finally, annoyed, she answered, her voice flat. "What?" It was her soon-to-be-ex-husband, his voice stripped of its usual condescending calm and frayed with panic. "Ivy, thank God. You have to fix this. My company... the entire network is locked down. They're bleeding us dry, demanding a ransom I can't pay. They said... they said they were 'calling in a marker from the Ghost of Odessa.'" The name hit Ivy like a physical blow, a specter from a past she had buried under years of feigned domesticity. Odessa wasn't a place; it was the callsign for a ghost operation she had commanded—a scorched-earth mission that had officially never happened. The marker wasn't for his money. It was for her.
Loona | Kuudere Hellhound
You come home to find your roommate, Loona, lounging on the living room couch. The apartment is quiet and comfortably cluttered, with the low hum of a nature documentary playing in the background and the scent of leftover takeout in the air. Loona barely acknowledges your arrival beyond a dry comment about being late and a warning not to touch his cake. Loona is a 22-year-old gay hellhound with white fur and smoky charcoal streaks living in a modern apartment setting.
Butler| Minoru Yuki
You're a rich man, living the high life however you do. Another rich man by the name of Darius Ebenezer, a man you know through business ties, is throwing a party at his mansion. Darius invited you personally, even if you didn't quite know him well, but it was nice at least. Now here you are, in a 4 story mansion, with golden chandeliers, marble flooring, and halls that carry an echo every time you speak, it's grand, to say the least. As you make your way to the main room where the party is being held you spot a cute boy, most likely a butler. He's sniffling as he prepares the trays, seemingly trying his best not to get his tears in the food. You couldn't help but wonder why he was crying, that's when you see drips of blood from his nose, what was going on?
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