Ryan Cheng, also known as Cheng Lei, is a Chinese actor. He was born on December 18, 1994, in Guangdong, China, and made his acting debut in 2018. Since then, he has appeared in various films and television dramas, including “My Husky Boyfriend” (2021), “The Queen of Attack” (2021), and “The Queen of Attack 2” (2021).

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As twins, Su Ji Shi (Cecilia Boey) and her twin sister,&nbsp;Su Jin Qing (Cecilia Boey) might look alike, but the similarities between them stop there. The two sisters couldn't be more different in their personalities, dreams, ambitions, and careers; but their vast differences matter little when Ji Shi’s life takes a wildly unexpected turn.&nbsp;

As a doctor of geology, Ji Shi has steered herself far away from the limelight in which her twin lives her life. A shining star in the entertainment industry, Ji Qing had started making a name for herself, or so it seemed. Disappearing without a trace, leaving a letter of resignation and immeasurable damage in her wake, Ji Qing has her family wondering just what sort of name it was she was making. Desperate to minimize the damage and fill the gap left in a variety television show by Ji Qing’s disappearance, a group of kidnappers nab Ji Shi and force her to fill in for her missing sister.&nbsp;

Completely lost in the glittering world of entertainment, Ji Shi is entirely out of her element. Of course, having to pretend to be in love with Mu Xiu Lun (Gao Han Yu), Jin Qing’s rich and handsome boyfriend, isn’t making things any easier. With her head spinning and her heart fluttering every time Xiu Lun is around, will Ji Shi be able to find a way to save her sister and keep herself out of trouble at the same time?

Adapted from the novel "White Lotus Is Not Good Enough" by Mo Li, “Exploration Methods of Love” is a 2023 Chinese romantic comedy drama directed by Qiu Yu.

Exploration Methods of Love

Fake It 'Til You Date It Crew

Shi Qi (Ke Ying) is a talented and good-natured artist who, during one of her painting assignments, learns of an affair between the chancellor’s cruel and exploitative daughter, Shen Qin (Kay Song), and the ruler of the realm, King Ning (Wang Ze Xuan). Shen Qin, however, is engaged to marry the powerful general Xiao Han Sheng (Ryan Cheng). But when Shi Qi accidentally witnesses deadly and nefarious goings-on at the court, she finds herself drawn into trouble. Shen Qin devises a way to enlist a magician to swap her face with that of Shi Qi – so that she and the painter can “switch” identities.

As such, Shi Qi ends up “engaged” to Xiao Han Sheng, while Shen Qin takes up the painter’s identity. But the “real” Shi Qi has already crossed paths with Xiao Han Sheng many years ago – even though he has no idea who she truly “is” now. King Ning, meanwhile, is still keen to continue his relationship with the woman he believes to be Shen Qin. As the two women begin to live each others’ lives, though, both King Ning and Xiao Han Sheng begin to suspect that the women they are with have undergone enormous personality changes. Could something be amiss, they ask themselves. Will the truth come out? And will Shi Qi and Shen Qin ever regain their “true” faces?

“A Familiar Stranger” is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Zeng Qing Jie.

A Familiar Stranger

Switched Identities 🔮✨

After overcoming the obstacles that stood between her and her “happily ever after” with her beloved idol, Jing Qing (Ryan Cheng), Liang Wei Wei (Wang Lu Qian) thought all of her troubles in the world of idol dramas were over. Unfortunately, that just wasn’t the case. Suddenly transported back into the world of a historical drama, Wei Wei finds that though the script this time is different, her fate is still bleak.

No longer playing the part of a doomed queen, Wei Wei finds she’s been transported into the role of a powerful empress. Ruling over an enormous empire, Wei Wei would have found this role fairly enjoyable, if not for the fact that everyone hates her. Realizing her character is the villain of the story, Wei Wei once again refuses to accept her miserable fate; especially after discovering that Jing Qing is now a general plotting a rebellion against her.

Desperate to win the favor of her people and win back Jing Qing’s heart, Wei Wei once again uses her knowledge of dramas to change her fate. Will this second attempt to change her destiny prove as equally successful as the first or will she come to find that perhaps some changes are actually for the better?

A delightful sequel to the 2021 web drama, “The Queen of Attack,” “The Queen of Attack 2” is a 2021 Chinese fantasy romance drama directed by Wu Cheng Feng.

The Queen of Attack 2

🎎 Empress from the future 2🔮

In many ways, Liang Wei Wei (Wang Lu Qian) was just like every other girl her age. She went to school, hung out with her friends, and loved to fangirl over her favorite idol, Jing Qing (Ryan Cheng). But there was one aspect of Wei Wei’s life that was far from normal. Gifted with near-superhuman strength, Wei Wei was an incredible track and field athlete with an impressive record. Even so, her exceptional strength wouldn’t be what changed Wei Wei’s life forever; but something else entirely.

Mysteriously transported into a historical drama starring her number one idol, Jing Qing, it doesn’t take Wei Wei long to realize she’s not the star of the show. Cast as the disgraced empress who is destined to die by the third episode, Wei Wei refuses to accept her character’s tragic fate. Well acquainted with the plot mechanics of an idol drama, Wei Wei decides to use her knowledge to change her fate.&nbsp;

Determined to become the drama’s heroine and win the heart of emperor Jing Qing, Wei Wei gets to work. But deviating from the script proves more difficult than she initially imagined. Will Wei Wei be able to change her destiny and win the heart of the man she loves, or will she be forced to accept her character’s tragic fate?

An adorable little love story, “The Queen of Attack” is a 2021 Chinese fantasy romance drama directed by Wu Cheng Feng.

The Queen of Attack

🎎 Empress from the future 🔮

Song Qiao Xin (Dawn Chen) is a bubbly, positive-minded 23-year-old woman who works as an employee at a communications company. She loves cats: She owns two felines, and she also loves animations that feature cats. She struggles to stay on good terms with her line manager, and her tendency to be late often irritates him. Song Qiao Xin also has a secret crush on her co-worker Xu Ming Hao (Gao Kai).

But life at the company gets very strange when the new CEO, Bai Jing Yu (Ryan Cheng) turns up one day – and starts acting very weird right from the get-go. For a start, he appears to detest everything even remotely cat-related. He also has an incredibly sensitive sense of smell. During a company meeting, he bans all staff from wearing anything that features a cat – meaning Song Qiao Xin must quickly change out of her “Hello Kitty” sweatshirt! But later, she discovers Bai Jing Yu’s carefully guarded secret – that although he looks and talks like a human, his personality is identical to that of a husky dog! He orders her not to tell anyone about his secret. But will Song Qiao Xin really be able to keep a lid on this? And could their new bond of trust spark an unlikely romance between them?

“My Husky Boyfriend” is a 2021 Chinese drama series that was directed by Zhao Qi Chen.

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