There are many types of time-travel dramas, including not only time-traveling through ancient times but also time-traveling into modern times, and even time-traveling dramas with male protagonists or female protagonists. There are really many categories. I tried my best to sort out some this time. However, due to the limited number, there are still other types of time-travel dramas.
A *** sorting out time-travel dramas:
The time-travel dramas in each different region are as follows:
This time we bring you five male protagonists A detailed introduction to the ancient TV series, they are: "The Benevolent Doctor", "Nobunaga's Chef", "Nine Time Travels", "The Swordsman's Love at the Hidden Sword Villa" and "The Son-in-law".
I don’t know how much your friends know about these five TV series. If you don’t know a lot, you might as well take a look at the information I compiled for you! Interested friends can also read the detailed content introduction below!
No1. "The Doctor"
"The Doctor" is a special weekend series broadcast by South Korea's MBC TV station on May 26, 2012. Adapted from the manga of the same name by Norika Murakami, it is a remake of the 2009 Japanese TV series "The Doctor" of the same name. Written by Han Ji-hoon and Jeon Hyun-jin, directed by Han Hee and Oh Hyun-jong, starring Song Seung-heon, Park Min-young, and Kim Jae-joong, it has a total of 22 episodes.
Plot introduction: The play tells the story of a surgeon in modern society in the 21st century who traveled through time and space back to the late Joseon Dynasty of the ancient Lee family 150 years ago, and used his modern medical skills to change the course of history.
The show was exported to 45 countries overseas and was exclusively broadcast in the Mainland on Star TV's "Asian Style Theater". It gained a very good reputation that year!
I have also watched the Japanese version before. Comparing it, the Korean version is okay. The plot is not draggy, which is good. I seem quite passionate to follow it. Lee's acting skills are really good. As a newcomer, Jaejoong The actor's acting skills have improved a lot compared to the previous film. After watching the trailer, I really felt that what I saw was not Kim Jaejoong, but Kim Kyung-joo. He expressed his tenderness towards the woman he loved and his awe towards his father very well. Quite surprising
Recommendation index: ★★★★★
No2. "Nobunaga's Chef"
"Nobunaga's Chef" "" is a costume and time-travel TV series jointly produced by Japan's TV Asahi and Toei Co., Ltd. and aired from January 11 to March 15, 2013. It is adapted from the manga of the same name by Nishimura Mitsuru. It is written by Masaki Fukasawa and Yu Kuramochi, directed by Ryosuke Ryosuke, Naoki Tamura, and Kojiro Fujioka, and stars Yuta Tamamori, Mitsuhiro Oikawa, Mirai Shida, and Yuu Kashii. The play is broadcast by PPS Video in China, with a total of 9 episodes.
Plot introduction: This drama mainly tells the story of Ken, who traveled through time and space, after receiving a difficult question from Nobunaga, such as "making a dish that can make the enemy accept the reconciliation proposal". The story of cooking with only ingredients and seasonings.
Although there are only 9 short episodes, with the strong strength of the screenwriter, not only did the drama not be ruined by adaptation, but it also brought unexpected gains.
Although it is a time-travel drama with a male protagonist, it is not an exaggeration to say that it is a food drama. It is difficult not to be hungry while watching it! If you are not interested in the plot, it is better to watch it as a gourmet show, which will definitely satisfy your appetite.
Recommendation index: ★★★★
No3. "Nine Times of Time Travel"
"Nine Times of Time Travel" is a 2013 Korean cable TV station tvN The Moon Fire drama, which premiered on March 11, 2018, is a time-travel drama directed by Kim Byung-soo, written by Song Jae-jung, and starring Lee Jin-wook and Jo Yoon-hee. The domestic online platform of the drama is Youku.com, with a total of 20 episodes.
Plot introduction: By chance, Park Sun-woo found an incense stick among the relics left by his brother Jung-woo who froze to death in the Himalayas. The incense seemed to be ordinary. The incense turned out to be a mysterious tip that could go back to 20 years ago. Therefore, Park Sun-woo went back to the past and revealed a series of secrets that had been covered up by time, and even rewrote the life stories of many people.
The heroine is indeed fresh and cute, but she is too soy. Except for the first few episodes, the two of them are really good and sweet and have a happy time. Later, they are soy sauce as nieces.
Doctors are so awesome. They are truly good friends. They remember everything about you, can help you at critical moments, and are always concerned about your safety.
The plot is closely connected and the imagination is creative enough. It became a hit after it was broadcast that year, and it is still a good drama even today!
Recommendation index: ★★★★★
No4. "Swordsman Love: Hidden Sword Villa"
"Swordsman Love: Hidden Sword Villa" is produced by Chengdu A costume martial arts TV series produced by Kingsoft Digital Entertainment Technology Co., Ltd., directed by Feng Baiyuan, starring Nicholas Tse, Wu Yaqiao, Charlene Choi, Sun Zuyang, Guan Zhibin and others. It premiered on the Hubei Radio and Television Station Comprehensive Channel on July 21, 2011, with a total of 33 episodes. The domestic online broadcast platform is iQiyi.
Plot introduction: The story takes place in the future in 2030. A JX003 online game comes out. Through special sensors, players enter the cross-time tunnel and experience the true feeling of traveling through thousands of years.
Now entering the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty, hackers suddenly attacked the network and blocked the exit channels of all players. Zhao Xiaozhao, who had evil intentions, took the opportunity to start a battle between good and evil. Ning Xin, who dressed up as a Tang Dynasty beauty, was taken hostage by Zhao Xiaozhao and presented to the perverted demon Gong Ao, thus starting an endless vendetta.
Although it is just time travel into the game, the background setting and main plot of the game are all from the Tang Dynasty. So in a sense, it can be regarded as traveling to ancient times. And with Nicholas Tse starring in the lead, the starring cast is not bad, and the whole drama has something remarkable to offer.
Recommendation Index: ★★★★
No5. "The Son-in-law"
The TV series "The Son-in-law" is adapted from the writer Angry at the Qidian Chinese website of China Literature Group Banana's novel of the same name, directed by Deng Ke, starring Guo Qilin and Song Yi, starring Jiang Yiyi, Gao Shuguang and others, with Zhu Zhu in a special role, and a time-travel costume drama with a business war theme and friendly appearances by Zhang Ruoyun and Tian Yu. ?It will premiere on iQiyi on February 14, 2021, with a total of 36 episodes.
Plot introduction: The play tells the story of Jiang Haochen who traveled to the Wu Dynasty and became a man named Ning Yi. Since Ning Yi was originally engaged to Su Tan'er, Ning Yi followed this path and made an agreement with Su Tan'er. As long as he helped Su Tan'er get the Su family's palm seal, Ning Yi would take the divorce letter and leave the Su family. The story of living a life of freedom.
The casting is very good, but it is an adaptation after all, and the adaptation cannot reflect the "big picture" of the original work. Although it is good overall, there are still common problems with adapted dramas.
Finally, here is a character relationship diagram for friends to refer to. After all, there are probably many people who have not watched the original drama, so you might as well make a comparison and decide whether to continue watching it. .
Recommendation Index: ★★★★★
The above five dramas come from different countries and regions, but they all have one thing in common, which is "time travel". Friends who are fans of time-travel dramas, which of the above have you watched?