''Karma Rider'' ( literally "Master, Understood") is a 2013

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ancient crime television drama produced by

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, starring Raymond Wong and Priscilla Wong as the main leads with Matt Yeung, Evergreen Mak, Kaki Leung, Cilla Kung, Helena Law, Yoyo Chen, Cheung Kwok Keung, Benjamin Yuen, Matthew Ko, Rachel Kan and Kenny Wong in major supporting roles. It was broadcast between July and August of

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Synopsis

Chor Yat Chin ( Raymond Wong) was saved by a kind-hearted man when he was young and since then, his life ambition was to become the world’s best constable. His training and hard work paid off when he solved a mystery case on his first day of work. However, his superior, Ching Ying Hung (

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), did not approve of Yat Chin's methods of solving the case, as he was a man who strictly kept to the rules, hence the two do not get along well in the Yamen. As another murder case arose, Yat Chin must enter Ma Heung Town's forbidden territory: Kau Lau Village. It is known among the town that criminals live in the village, and no constable or official, even the Emperor himself, can enter the place. However, Yat Chin encounters Foon Hei (

Priscilla Wong Priscilla Wong Tsui-yu (; born 23 October 1981) is a Hong Kong actress and television host. Wong made her debut in 2003, anchoring i-Cable entertainment news program before signing with TVB in 2012 as an actress. Early life Priscilla Wong was the ...

), a pickpocket who saves him numerous times, and she helps him infiltrate the Village. Along the way, Yat Chin also come across Wan Tin Bong (

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), an odd man who is linked to Yat Chin's past and is the core suspect of the murder case. With the murder case on his hands, Yat Chin begins to have dreams of himself as Liang Shanbo from the

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legend. The dream indicates that he is the reincarnation of Liang Shanbo, but with the sudden appearance of the daughter of a wealthy merchant, Wu Deep (

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), Yat Chin is unable to tell who his predestined partner and the reincarnation of Zhu Yingtai is: Foon Hei, or Wu Deep?
Synopsis of Raymond Wong’s “Karma Rider”.Retrieved 7-3-2014

Cast

The Scallion Household

Ma Heung Town Yamen

Chun Fa Bathhouse

East Kau Lau

Others

Viewership ratings

References

External links

TVB.com
''Karma Rider'' - Official Website {{in lang, zh TVB dramas 2013 Hong Kong television series debuts 2013 Hong Kong television series endings Period television series