The Zu Mountain Saga

The Zu Mountain Saga (Chinese: 蜀山奇俠之仙侶奇緣) was a 20-episode Hong Kong television drama series that aired on Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB) Cantonese-language Jade Channel between 22 July and 16 August 1991. Starring local actors, it was a loose sequel to The Gods and Demons of Zu Mountain (蜀山奇俠) that aired in 1990.

The Zu Mountain Saga
GenreWuxia, fantasy , Romance, Drama
Based onLegend of the Swordsmen of the Mountains of Shu
by Huanzhulouzhu
StarringEkin Cheng
Adia Chan
Law Lok-lam
Jimmy Au
Opening theme正義柔情永在 by Deric Wan and Nadia Chan
Country of originHong Kong
Original language(s)Cantonese
No. of episodes20
Production
Running time45 minutes per episode
Release
Original networkTVB Jade
Picture format576i (SDTV)
Audio formatMono
First shown in1991
Original release22 July 
16 August 1991
Chronology
Related showsThe Gods and Demons of Zu Mountain
The Zu Mountain Saga
Traditional Chinese蜀山奇侠之仙侣奇缘
Simplified Chinese蜀山奇俠之仙侶奇緣

Synopsis

Part II of The Gods and Demons of Zu Mountain


The story take place after a hundred years later of The Gods and Demons of Zu Mountain

Evil has been reborn in Shek San, who is ostracized by his village, as a demon. He meets Yu Ying Nam and Wo Mei Pai and from there they face many challenges that would question evil vs. good.

Cast

Main Characters

  • Adia Chan - Yu Ying Nan ( Current eldest female disciple of the Zu Mountain Sect) Love Interest of Shi Sheng
  • Ekin Cheng - Shi Sheng ( Present reincarnation of Blood Demon).
  • Law Lok Lam - Supreme Wizard. ( Current leader of the demon sect)
  • Lily Chung Shuk Wai - Cui Ying
  • Jimmy Au - Sheng Tu Hong

Support Characters

  • Lau Kong - Half Demon face Scholar, tries to turn Shi Sheng the dark side and use him for his own goal. Ironically, He was kill by Shi Sheng who temporary turn into Blood Demon.
  • Gabriel Wong
  • Helena Law - Current leader of Zu Mountain Sect. Mentor of Yu Ying Nan
  • Chan On Ying - Lai Guo
  • Chan Bo Yee
  • Tsang Kong Sen - Sun Nan

Guest Star


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