TVB fantasy drama Always and Ever <情逆三世> is slated to premiere on August 12, 2013 on TVB Jade. Produced by Chong Wai Kin (莊偉建), best known for helming popular Hong Kong dramas A Step into the Past <尋秦記> and Lives of Omission <潛行狙擊>, Always and Ever is produced at 31 episodes. The drama will air on August 12. The grand production stars golden onscreen duo, Bobby Au Yeung (歐陽震華) and Esther Kwan (關詠荷), as characters that are predestined to a tragic fate. The drama also costars Ngo Ka Nin (敖嘉年), Mandy Wong (黃智雯), Ben Wong (黃智賢), Derek Kok (郭政鴻), Rebecca Zhu (朱晨麗), and Ram Chiang (蔣志光). Synopsis Inspector Yuen Kam Cheong (Bobby Au Yeung) of the Criminal Intelligence Bureau accidentally kills his girlfriend, Yeung Jik Suet (Esther Kwan) during a criminal chase. Devastated and filled with guilt by her death, Yuen’s soul travels back in time and returns to the medieval Song Dynasty of ancient China, where he takes the identity of the famous Justice Pao, a magistrate of the Kaifeng Prefecture. He is shocked when he meets Hon Sheung Sheung, a woman who physically resembles Yeung. Pao investigates Hon’s background and discovers that she is a princess. But history repeats itself – when official Ko Kai On (Ben Wong) presents Pao with evidence of Hon’s misconduct, Pao has no choice but to sentence Hon to death. His soul leaves Pao and is transported to the 1950s, taking up the identity of Wah Lung Biu, a detective. Fate brings him to meet Yeung again, who has now become Tin Chau Fung, a triad leader. Tin, however, does not recognize Wah at all and only sees him as the one who killed her father. Determined to change his fate, Wah diligently searches for the truth. He discovers that the younger dancer Lam Yim Fong (Rebecca Zhu) and her boyfriend, Yuen Kwai (Ngo Ka Nin) are his birth parents of the future; he also discovers that Tin’s younger sister, Tin Chau Ngan (Mandy Wong) was responsible for changing his fate. Alas, tragedy continues to strike, and Wah accidentally kills Tin once again. Yuen’s soul returns to the present day, and in order to protect Yeung and escape from his deadly curse, he consults with someone who can help him be reborn to a new soul. Creds: ihktv
whats with movies travelling back into time?? they were never really good to begin with.. TVB producers need to learn from their mistakes.. not keep making them...
omg what is this? traveling back and forth like a pendulum .... what is this repeated process? It sounds weird and confusing not to mention the story flow will be awkward and disfigure.
