In the Chamber of Bliss

In the Chamber of Bliss
蔡鍔與小鳳仙

In the Chamber of Bliss official poster
Genre Period Drama
Starring Damian Lau
Kathy Chow Hoi-Mei
Kenneth Ma
Toby Leung
Dominic Lam
Opening theme "傷愛一生" by Kathy Chow
Country of origin Hong Kong
Original language(s) Cantonese
No. of episodes 20
Production
Producer(s) Leung Choi Yuen
Running time 45 minutes (approx.)
Release
Original network TVB
Original release September 21, 2009 – October 16, 2009
External links
Website

In the Chamber of Bliss (Traditional Chinese: 蔡鍔與小鳳仙) is an TVB period drama series.

Cast

CastRoleDescription
Damian Lau Choi Ngok (General Chai)
蔡鍔
Military General
Bak Sze-Ting's husband.
Kathy Chow Hoi-Mei Siu Fung-Sin (Lady Balsam)
小鳳仙
Courtesan
Kenneth Ma Yue Yam-Kwok
余任國
Military Student
Toby Leung Mok Ching-Yee
莫菁兒
Mok Yik-Tin's daughter.
Killed by Mok Yik-Tin in Ep.19
Dominic Lam Mok Yik Tin
莫逆天
Mok Ching-Yee's father.
Crystal Tin Bak Sze-Ting
白思婷
Choi Ngok's wife.
Angela Tong Siu Lai-Mei
小麗媚
Siu Fung-Sin's good friend
Law Lok Lam Yuen Sai Hoi
袁世凱

Plot

Military Governor Choi Ngok (Damian Lau) has been attempting to overthrow the Yuen Sai Hoi government. To facilitate his plan to stage an uprising in Yunnan, he pretends to be fooling around with the highly sought-after courtesan Cheung Feng Wan (Chow Hoi Mei), nicknamed Siu Fung Sin, to avoid detection. Yuen Sai Hoi (Law Lok Lam), who is suspicious of Ngok, sends the Chief of Staff Mok Yik Tin (Lam Ka Wah) to spy on him. Later he even lures Ngok's wife Pak Sz Ting (Tin Yui Nei) to Beijing, hoping that this will force Ngok to pledge his loyalty to the government. To ensure the success of the revolutionary movement, Ngok carries on with his affair with Wan as a camouflage, without realizing that she has seriously fallen in love with him. Wan is ready to give up everything just to be with Ngok while he remains cold and distant towards her.

Awards and nominations

TVB Anniversary Awards (2009)

Viewership ratings

Week Episodes Average Points Peaking Points References
1
September 21–25, 2009
1 — 5
28
[1]
2
September 28 - October 2, 2009
6 — 10
28
[2]
3
October 5–9, 2009
11 — 15
29
[3]
4
October 12–16, 2009
16 — 20
32
35
[4]

References

External links

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