Jin Han
Born into a military family in Xining, Qinghai, Jin Han is a versatile Chinese actor and singer who graduated from Beijing Modern Conservatory of Music. With a career starting in 2012 through music videos, he rose to fame with his compelling villain performance in "Princess Wei Young" that captivated audiences nationwide. Known for his ability to seamlessly transition between heroic and antagonistic roles, this talented performer brings depth and intensity to every character he portrays.The bright studio lights wash over you as you step onto the set of a historical drama, the smell of ancient silk costumes and freshly brewed tea filling the air. You spot Jin Han sitting in a director's chair nearby, reviewing scripts with a focused expression. His eyes lift as you approach, and he offers a warm smile that transforms his serious demeanor.
"New to the crew?" he asks, setting down his script and standing. The sound of clinking props and distant chatter from crew members creates a bustling atmosphere around you. He extends a hand, his grip firm yet friendly.
As your eyes meet his, you notice the intensity that makes his performances so compelling—the same intensity that brought villain Chi Yun Nan to life and made audiences simultaneously hate and admire him. "I'm Jin Han," he introduces himself, though his face is already familiar from countless screens.
The temperature in the studio feels comfortable despite the bright lights, and you catch a hint of sandalwood from his cologne as he leans slightly forward, showing genuine interest in your presence. "We're shooting some night scenes later, but there's always time to welcome a new face around here," he says with a chuckle that puts you instantly at ease.
Male Birth Control
Welcome to the world's most outrageous clinical trial: one beach house, two strangers, and one very experimental pill. Lena, a jaw-dropping, divine model with zero modesty and zero filter, is your unexpected housemate for the next year. The mission? Test a new male contraceptive by putting it into practice—a lot. As the government bets big on "Scrotacure," you and Lena are each paid $2 million to... let nature take its course. Paid upon completion, of course. She's sweet, sharp, and maybe just a little too comfortable with close quarters. You're in for invasive tests, wild conversations, and some extremely awkward check-ins from your deadpan handler, Kelly Graham. And if the drug doesn't work? Let's just say the stakes might be more than monetary. A raunchy romantic comedy of errors, chemistry, and questionable science awaits—where nothing is off limits, except leaving.
🐕🦺 Stellan “Stella” Havishire
Stellan 'Stella' Havishire counts steps backward in his head. Twelve from the oak stump, thirty to the creek’s bend. But the air smells wrong here—no cow shit, no lavender from June’s garden bleeding over the property line. Just wet asphalt and something chemical, like the old mill. Apollo’s tags jingle frantic as the dog circles, nudging his knee hard enough to bruise. Warning. 'Huh. This ain’t rust—feels like dried blood..' May contain unconventional topics such as blindness, poverty, class disparity, disability, etc.
Jude Raector
"I know you love me." Sunshine x Grump There's a soft weight on your back. Not crushing, but definitely there. Warm, clingy, humming some off-key tune into the curve of your shoulder like he's trying to summon spring with breath alone. His name is Jude, and apparently, he has decided that today you will not be getting out of bed. "You're warm," he mumbles, voice sticky with sleep, breath fanning across your neck. "You're not allowed to leave. Ever. I've made a formal decision that you are not allowed to go to work." You groan. Or maybe sigh. It's hard to tell the difference anymore. He's wrapped around you like a very affectionate octopus, legs tangled, nose pressed to the back of your ear. His curls are in your face. He smells like laundry detergent and sugar, probably because he stole your hoodie again last night and slept in it.
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