Chen Ming Hao is a Chinese actor and singer who was born on April 15, 1994, in Guangdong Province, China. He made his TV acting debut in 2015, and in 2017 joined the Chinese acting and singing group ZOOM, with the act releasing a self-titled debut album later the same year. He appeared on the TV audition show “Idol Producer: Season 1” in 2018 and the following year transitioned into acting, with roles in the 2019 movie “The Love of Immortal” and the drama “Smile Time” (2019).

Chen Ming Hao

Milan (Ma Li) is a top-billing actress is facing trouble when the producer of her latest movie – Harvey (Chen Ming Hao) decides to halt filming on the project. The producer is also a gangland boss who believes he is being pursued by a ruthless hitman named Killer Karl. Milan hatches a plan: She will attempt to trick Mr. Harvey – by claiming to have found Killer Karl.

In order to pull off the scam, she needs a fall guy. And in the hapless extra and wannabe film star Wei Cheng Gong (Wei Xiang), she thinks she has hit the jackpot. Wei Cheng Gong is desperate to land a leading role in a film, and believes Milan when she tells him that he will be playing the role of Killer Karl in a “movie” – one that doesn’t have a script or even visible film-making equipment on the “set!” Wei Cheng Gong agrees, but soon discovers that he is in fact deep in the middle of a life-threatening conspiracy that only pretending to be someone he isn’t will foil! Can he develop the acting skills he will need to survive this dangerous debacle?

“Too Cool to Kill” is a 2022 Chinese movie that was directed by Xing Wen Xiong.

Too Cool to Kill

~*The Cool Killers*~

In Beijing, Li Hui Yan (Duan Yi Hong) is a perpetually broke but sharp-witted police detective who lives in squalor with his elementary school-age son. He is forever trying to borrow money from his co-workers. Meanwhile, Zhou You (Dong Cheng Peng) is a funeral parlor worker who is troubled by his unhappy past and is occasionally contracted in to help the police move dead bodies to the morgue. But on one fateful day, he is called out to a house where he discovers the police have been duped by a fake death certificate – spotting that a dead man has actually been murdered. This proves to be true, and Li Hui Yan quizzes Zhou You about it, noticing that the latter is a talented clue-spotter in his own right.

When one of his daughter’s school friends is kidnapped by two masked assailants, Li Hui Yan investigates, the trail brings him to a small town in the icy north. But after Zhou You’s father is murdered in mysterious circumstances, Zhou You also hunts for answers – with the murderer fleeing to the very same town…

“Double Tap” is a 2021 Chinese drama series that was directed by Chen Zhou Fei.

Double Tap

💀The Creepy🩸 Team

Tencent, Mango TV

Aspiring screenwriter Chen Xiao Qian (Zhao Lu Si) is struggling to get her TV series off the ground. The male lead is kicking up a fuss about her script, leading her to worry that the series will never reach viewers’ screens. Suddenly, she is dragged into the pages of her own screenplay, where she becomes the Third Princess, a lowly minor character with a terrible reputation... and a drastically short lifespan! Fortunately, she knows that her killer will be Prince Han Shuo (Ding Yu Xi) and Xiao Qian uses her “insider knowledge” to rewrite the character’s fate to ensure she survives. Can she cheat death and reverse her TV show’s fortunes? And could this messy situation inadvertently lead her to love? This 2020 Chinese drama was based on a novel by Popsicles and was directed by Cha Chuen Yee.

The Romance of Tiger and Rose

Xing Yu Films

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Tian Yi (Eric Suen) is a novice in the heavenly realm studying to gain angelic, immortal status. In order to become an immortal, he needs to pass an exam that he has now failed 99 times.

Every time he thinks he has aced the test, fate intervenes and he finds himself back where he started. After he flunks for the 100th time, the examiner tells him that unresolved problems from his past, mortal life are holding him back.

He resolves to do something about it – disobeying heavenly rules in order to gain access to a restricted-access chamber.

There, he accidentally releases the Snow Siren (Lorene Ren) from her celestial prison – an act that leads to him losing his powers. He also falls in love with the beautiful Snow Siren at first sight, further complicating matters.

But as he gets to know this mysterious siren, he begins to understand that their past lives may have been interlinked in ways he could not possibly have imagined…

“The Love of Immortal” is a 2019 Chinese fantasy movie that was directed by Dong Wei.

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