Playing the Flute Until Dawn

Synopsis of *Playing the Flute Until Dawn*: Jing Mo accidentally transmigrates to the Republican era, where she struggles to find herself amid the turmoil of the times. She and Du Zhong, a young marshal, fall deeply in love, but fate ultimately has other plans. Faced once more with a choice between his country and the woman he loves, what will Du Zhong do? After all the twists and turns, who will keep her company as they cook wine over a green plum? My new contemporary romance: *Watching from the Sidelines* Synopsis of *Watching from the Sidelines*: Two male leads: One is Cheng Gong, a successful man who hides deep affection beneath a gentle, refined exterior. The other is Shen Yuan, cool and sharp as a drawn sword. Cheng Gong, her childhood sweetheart, and Shen Yuan, who suddenly enters the picture, are both utterly at a loss when faced with Su Mo, who seems so sweet and obedient! Su Mo has a sharp tongue. Sometimes she’s gentle and refined, like a quiet young lady; sometimes she jokes and rants like a streetwise adventurer; sometimes she’s as bold and chivalrous as a great hero. She can be easygoing one moment, and stubborn and willful the next. Which side of her is the real her? When love quietly comes knocking, how can you just stand by and watch? Su Mo insists on pretending she can’t hear it, while Cheng Gong grits his teeth and Shen Yuan seethes. They roll up their sleeves to settle the score, and the show begins. When the music ends and the crowd disperses, who will still stay by Su Mo’s side, never leaving her? Theme: