Home » Drama Series » The Legend of Que Dao Men Season 2
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Xi Men Chang Hai (played by Zhao Benshan) survives a great disaster and returns to the Dingyuan Alliance after recovering, continuing to shoulder the heavy responsibility of defending the territory and resisting the Japanese pirates. His brother Xi Men Chang Zai (also played by Zhao Benshan) has gradually taken on the role of the leader at the Sparrow Knife Gate, occasionally indulging in fantasies of being a hero, enjoying himself in the process. The forces of the Japanese pirates have not retreated due to their defeat; they appear one after another, attempting to extract information about other forces to counter them from Xi Men Chang Hai. The Jin Lu King, who intends to incite a rebellion, accidentally encounters the tall and strong Mao, who is disguised as a fortune teller, mistakenly regarding him as an extraordinary person, and cordially invites him to come out of retirement, entrusting him with the title of Taoist Master. Lord Wang discovers Cao Gonggong's nephew Cao Dongdong (played by Yang Shulin) while investigating the Cao family in the capital; Cao Dongdong deceives Lord Wang into trusting him by claiming to possess a treasure, thus securing his own life. In this way, various forces gather in Liaodong, and the Sparrow Knife Gate is pulled into a new round of bloody turmoil. Chang Hai and Chang Zai, along with their disciples, fight shoulder to shoulder against external enemies, ultimately working together to annihilate the Japanese pirates and opposing forces like the Jin Lu King, bringing long-awaited peace and tranquility to Liaodong.
Sui Junbo, Liu Kaiwei, Duanmu Chonghui, Lin Jieni, Wen Mengyang, Zhao Zhao, Zhu Ziyan
Zhang Jiayi, Song Jia, Zhu Rui, Zuo Xiaoqing, Xi Meijuan, Luo Yukun, Kong Lin, Li Naiwen, Sun Hao, Chen Xiaoyi, Hou Chuangao
Gong Jun, Zhang Huiwen, Pang Hancheng, Zhou Yancheng, Wang Zihui, Zhou Lijia, Luo Yi, Lu Yupeng, Wang Yizhou, Zhang Zhilü, Yao Qingren, Zhao Huinan, Liu Chao
He Yunlong, Min Chunxiao, Wang Lu, Guo Qiming, Bai Liuxi, Wang Hongqian
Liu Tao, Qin Hailu, Liu Yuning, Chai Biyun, Zhang Duo, Yu Cong, Liu Xu, Dai Gaozheng, Chen Yuxian, Wang Haoze, Feng Lei, Lu Fangsheng, Wu Yufang, Chen Yiheng, Liu Yajin, Tan Kai, Zhao Yanguozhang, Yan Nan, Lai Xi, Yu Hui, Zhang Boyu, Li Sibo, Liu Peizhong, Han Yuno, Qu Mengru, Lu Jia, Gao Man'er, Shen Qi, Pan Shengrui
That summer, we bloomed like flowers.
Luo Zhenwei, Ou Zhenhao, Qiu Yantong, Zhang Yuxuan, Wang Danni
Su Xiaotong, Zuo Linjie, Zhao Shuai, Liu Yakun, Zheng Peng, Pu Yutong
Yang Le-wen, Chen Zhuo-xian, Jiang Li-sheng, Ke Wei-lin, Lin Yao-sheng, Zhu Jian-ran, Lin Jia-xi, Ma Yan-kang, Huang Yi-hao, Huang Yi-chen, Lin Kai-ling, Cen Le-yi, Shen Zheng-qiao, Huang Ke-ying
Liu Tao, Tu Songyan, Ma Zihan, Lu Fangsheng, Chen Tingjia, Bai Qinglin, Pan Yuchen, Feng Lei, Yue Hong
Chen Weiting, Zhang Yixing, Zhao Liying, Ying Haoming, Yuan Bingyan, Wang Chuang, Zhang Ming'en, Wang Muyao, Zhang Luyi, Li Zonghan, Li Naiwen, Zheng Guolin, Yang Zijiang, Hu Yunhao
