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The Investiture of the Gods (2014 TV series)
Chinese television series From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Investiture of the Gods is a Chinese shenmo television series directed by Wang Weiting and Yang Jianwu. The television series are based on the classical 16th-century novel Fengshen Yanyi (also known as Investiture of the Gods or Creation of the Gods) written by Xu Zhonglin and Lu Xixing.[1][2]
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The success of the series have led to an upcoming sequel Investiture of The Gods II which will air in 2015.
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Cast
- Sammul Chan as Jiang Ziya[3]
- Viann Zhang as Daji[3]
- Vular Jiang as Ma Zhaodi (Jiang Ziya's wife)[3]
- Johnny Zhang as King Wu of Zhou[3]
- Zhang Mingming as Shen Gongbao
- Andrew Wu as King Zhou of Shang
- Yin Yezi as Helan
- Zheng Yitong as Feng Qingqing
- Madina Memet as Wang Pan
- Zhang Zhuowen as Nezha
- Li Jinrong as Erlang Shen
- Zheng Pengfei as Leizhenzi
- Wang Jinduo as Wu Ji
- Zhou Danli as Niu Xiaomei
- Jian Yuanxin as King Wen of Zhou
- Yizhen Chen as Tai Si
- Li Huailong as Li Jing
- Tang Dehui as Yin Shiniang
- He Qiang as Wen Zhong
- Wang Xia as San Yisheng
- Sun Cong as Jinzha
- Lan Haoyu as Muzha
- Zhang Yongqi as Queen Jiang
- Hugo Goh Kwei Ann as Bigan
- Ji Xiaobing as Bo Yikao
- Chen Zhixi as Nüwa
- Liu Zhixi as Shiji Niangniang
- Liu Yuting as Cuiping
- Wang Jingluan as Fairy Flowers
- Kang Lei as Gao He
- Ge Xingyu as Tu Xingsun
- Hao Jinjin as Shuang'er
- Xing Qiqi as Fei Zhong
- Zhao Yang as You Hun
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Critical reception
It's a hot TV series recently in Shandong, Guizhou, Hubei three major Television.[4][5][6]
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