The TV series "Fourteen Years of Chenghua" is a brand-new online drama created by Jackie Chan, which is adapted from Meng Xishi's novel of the same name and starred by Guan Hong, Meng Po Fu, Liu Yaoyuan and Alyssa Chia. Sui Zhou, played by Meng Po Fu in the play, has attracted much attention and has a high voice in the play. And what does this drama Sui Zhou look like? What is the real identity of Sui Zhou? Come and have a look with me now!

In the play, Tang Pan and Sui Zhou are complementary in ability and personality, which can be described as the combination of Di Renjie and Li Yuanfang and Shylock and Watson in the Ming Dynasty. In the case of brothers working together, they are attached to each other and "dislike each other". In addition to being hardcore partners, they also have the dual relationship of "tenant and landlord" and "diners and chefs", which makes the play have a tense investigation plot. In just a few tens of seconds, the personalities of the three main characters come to the fore.

At the same time, the comic effect of Fourteen Years of Chenghua is also worth looking forward to. The action direction of the play is led by the adult class, and the film-level shooting action team can bring a just-right joke like "shaking the burden". Combining detective, food and comedy elements, it has a brand-new type of "light happiness and just meals". Jackie Chan's last producer TV series was Myth, so don't worry about the quality. Moreover, according to the director, he also looked up a lot of information and created a Ming version of "Sherlock Holmes and Watson".

As can be seen from the preview, Tang Pan is a poor foodie on weekdays, while Sui Zhou is a cold man with high martial arts skills. Tang Pan will always pester Sui Zhou to join the Royal Guards, but he is rejected by Sui Zhou because he can't lift his hand and his shoulders can't resist. However, on weekdays, the two of them are still very happy, but when it comes to solving the case, they are full of tacit understanding, and Sui Zhou often saves Tang.

Fourteen Years of Chenghua is the most optimistic drama this year. With Jackie Chan's blessing, it is doomed that it will not be quiet after it goes online. If the plot and performance are really excellent enough, then Fourteen Years of Chenghua will be a classic in the future. Can it surpass The Untamed this time?