The Mystic Nine

The Mystic Nine

The Mystic Nine (Zhang Qishan poster)
Also known as Lao Jiu Men
Old Nine Gates
Genre Action, Adventure, Mystery, Supernatural
Based on Daomu
Written by Bai Yicong
Directed by Liang Shengquan
He Shupei
Huang Junwen
Starring William Chan
Zhang Yixing
Zhao Liying
Ying Haoming
Hu Yunhao
Crystal Yuan
Opening theme "My Clan" (我门) by William Chan
"Returning Soul Door" (还魂门) by Anson Hu
Ending theme "Dian Yu Si" (典狱司) by Li Nan
Country of origin China
Original language(s) Mandarin
No. of seasons 1
No. of episodes 48
Production
Producer(s) Zhang Yuxin
Li Guohua
Bai Yicong
Location(s) Zhejiang, Hengdian
Running time 40 mins
Production company(s) Ciwen Media Group, iQiyi
Release
Original network iQiyi
Original release June 20, 2016
Chronology
Related shows The Lost Tomb

The Mystic Nine (Chinese: 老九门; pinyin: Lǎo Jiǔ Mén) (also known as: Lao Jiu Men / Old Nine Gates) is a prequel to the Chinese TV series The Lost Tomb that is based on the internet novel Daomu.[1] The series was awarded "Drama of the Year" at the iQiyi All-Star Carnival.

Synopsis

During the era of the republic, the town of Changsha was guarded by nine big families known as the “Old Nine Gates / Mystic Nine Clan”. They were incredibly powerful families who wield supreme power over everything in Changsha.

In year 1933, a mysterious train ended in Changsha station. The leader of the Nine Gates, Zhang Qishan (William Chan) who was also the army commander of Changsha, started to investigate with Qi Tiezui (Ying Haoming) and they discovered a highly suspicious mine just out of Changsha. In order to solve the mystery of the mine, they decided to engage the help of Er Yuehong (Zhang Yixing) who was an opera singer that came from a family of archaeologists. However Er Ye was reluctant to help them as his wife Ya Tou (Crystal Yuan) was terminally ill. In order to procure the medicine for treating her, Fo Ye travelled to Beiping with Er Ye, Ba Ye and Ya Tou and they met the young mistress of the hotel Yin Xinyue (Zhao Liying) there. The five of them later returned to Changsha and discovered the how the mystery of the mine was connected to their families’ histories and the Japanese’s sinister plot against Changsha.

Cast

Main Cast

Supporting Cast

Extended Cast

Awards and Nominations

Year Award Category Nominated work Result
2016 3rd Hengdian Wenrong Awards Best Actress Zhao Liying Won
iQiyi All-Star Carnival Drama of the Year Won
Person of the Year William Chan Won
Artist of the Year Zhao Liying Won
Newcomer Award Hu Yunhao Won
Zhang Mingen Won

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