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in 2008. This show features most members from the Taiwanese music bands,

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, and guest stars actresses

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. The characters are mostly based on the stories of Jin Yong (金庸) and

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(古龍).

Media

It is related to the Chinese TV series ''

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Synopsis

This story incorporates the themes of modern ''

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'' (Chinese martial arts). In the world of martial arts, there have been legends of many powerful warriors. The strongest to ever walk the Earth are West Side Principal, Chou Da Tong, Tian Shan Tong Lao, and the villain Dongfang Bu Bai, who engaged in a sex change in order to enhance his martial arts skills. Right now, the four martial arts schools and the world are facing the danger posed by Dongfang Bu Bai. The principal of West Side School gathers the best students from all four schools in hopes to train them into powerful warriors so they can fight against the enemy and restore peace to the world. On one occasion, their best student, Ling Huchong, encounters the enemy and loses all of his martial skills during the attack. Furthermore, his girlfriend has a change of heart after spending time with the kind-hearted student, Guo Jing. Ling Huchong's cuckolding becomes a distraction and prevents everyone on the team to focus.

Cast

Main cast

Main cast is played at Episode 01- 13 *

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(from Lollipop) as Ling Huchong (令狐聰) * Xiao Xun (from Hey Girl) as Ren Yingying (任瑩瑩) * A-Wei (from Lollipop) as Guo Jing (郭敬) * Ya Tou (from Hey Girl) as Lu Jienning (陸見寧) * Xiao Man (from Hey Girl) as Xiao Long Nǚ (小聾女) * MeiMei(from Hey Girl) as Guardian Saintess (聖女護法) * Ah Ben (from Choc7) as Wei Xiaobao (韋曉寶) *

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(from Lollipop) as Chu Liuxiang (楚琉香) * Xao Ma (from Choc7) as I He Cang Tai(伊賀蒼太) * Yeun Fei (from Hey Girl, also from Blackie Beauties) as Shuang Er (霜兒)
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as Lan Feng Huang (藍鳳煌) * Michelle Chang as Little Nurse (小護士) * Hsu Hsiao Shun as Chou Da Tong (周大通) *

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as Jin Xiang Yu(金鑲玉) * Johnathan Chang as Lu Dayou (陸大有) ienning's Father

Supporting cast

Support cast is played at 1 - 3 Episode and sometimes appeared in each episodes (1 - 13)

Guest appearances

* Hsiao Chieh (from Hey Girl) as Guardian Xie Nǚ (邪女護法) * Ao Quan(from Lollipop) as Hong Shi Ba (洪十八) *

as Tianshan Tong Lao (天山童荖) * Fan Fan (Before see her, voice is B2) as Dongfang Bu Bai (東方不拜)

Additional Cast

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as Ren Hantian (任撼天) en Yingying's Father* Tan Hsiao Lan 譚筱嵐 as Ren Yingying's mother (任母) * Hsiao Chieh (from Lollipop) as Ronaldo ��納度(ep.13) * Wei Lian (from Lollipop) as Beckham ��克漢(ep.13) * Da Ya (from Hey Girl) as Guardian of Cult ��教護法(ep.13) *

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(from Hey Girl) as Guardian of Cult ��教護法(ep.13) *

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(from Hey Girl) as Guardian of Cult ��教護法(ep.13)

Soundtrack

''The Legend of Brown Sugar Chivalries OST'' (黑糖群俠傳電視原聲帶) was released on October 6, 2008 by Lollipop and Hey Girl under EMI Music.Yesasia.co
The Legend of Brown Sugar Chivalries TV Original Soundtrack (OST) (Limited Edition)
Retrieved 2013-05-27. It contains sixteen songs, in which twelve songs are various instrumental versions of the four original songs. The album also includes a DVD. The opening theme song is "The Sutra Chamber" by Lollipop, while the ending theme song is by Wang Chi entitled "Sorry".

Track listing

Production credits

*Producer: Ko I Chin *Director: Yu Hua Kuen / Ko Han Chen *Screenwriter: Fang I Te / Tsao Ching Ya

Reference list

External links

* {{DEFAULTSORT:Legend of Brown Sugar Chivalries, The Taiwanese drama television series Star Chinese Channel original programming 2008 Taiwanese television series debuts 2008 Taiwanese television series endings Television shows based on works by Gu Long Television shows based on works by Jin Yong