
La storia è ambientata nel tumultuoso periodo del regno dei Wei Occidentali, dove cittadini innocenti (prigionieri di paesi confinanti e sconfitti in guerra, ma anche poveri contadini) vengono catturati e venduti come schiavi. Chu Qiao è una schiava che, dopo essersi risvegliata in mezzo al nulla e senza ricordare niente del suo passato, viene presa dai soldati e gettata, senza spiegazioni, in mezzo a una foresta insieme ad altre giovani fanciulle, schiave anch'esse. Il signorotto della zona, infatti, ha deciso di aprire una battuta di caccia particolare per 'deliziare' i suoi ospiti: i cacciatori possono scegliere se 'cacciare' le schiave o i lupi affamati messi da lui stesso in libertà. Le ragazze, assolutamente indifese, dovranno fuggire sia dai lupi che dagli uomini per avere salva la vita. Inutilmente. Tuttavia Chu Qiao non soccombe all'attacco dei lupi e viene salvata dal principe dei Wei Settentrionali (paese vassallo dei Wei Occidentali) Yan Xun. In seguito a questo incidente, Chu Qiao viene portata nella residenza di una potente casata dei Wei Occidentali (addirittura imparentata alla famiglia reale), dove conosce il giovane signore ed erede della famiglia, Yuwen Yue. Yuwen Yue nota subito le abilità nel combattimento di Chu Qiao e decide di allenarla nelle arti mariziali per fare di lei il fulcro della sua rete di spie. Nello stesso periodo, tra Chu Qiao e il principe Yan Xun si forma un legame sempre più stretto... (Fonte: Viki) ~~ Tratto dal romanzo "The Legend of Chu Qiao: Division 11's Princess Agent" (11处特工皇妃) di Xiao Xiang Dong Er (潇湘冬儿). Modifica la Traduzione
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- Titolo Originale: 特工皇妃楚乔传
- Conosciuto Anche Come: 11处特工皇妃 , Agentes da Princesa , Chu Qiao Zhuan , Te Gong Huang Fei , Te Gong Huang Fei Chu Qiao Zhuan , The Legend of Chu Qiao , Легенда о Чу Цяо , 楚乔传 , 特工皇妃 , 特工皇妃楚喬傳
- Regista: Ng Gam Yuen, Chen Wen Yong
- Sceneggiatore: Chen Lan, Yang Tao
- Generi: Romantico, Wuxia, Drama, Politico
Dove Guardare Princess Agents
Cast & Ringraziamenti
- Zanilia Zhao Ruolo Principale
- Kenny Lin Ruolo Principale
- Shawn DouYan Xun [Yan Emperor]Ruolo Principale
- Li QinYuan Chun [8th Princess of Wei]Ruolo Principale
- Allen DengXiao Ce / Prince Nan LiangRuolo di Supporto
- Ian WangYuwen Huai [Yu Wen Yue's cousin]Ruolo di Supporto
Recensioni

Incredibile! manca il finale! uno scandalo!
Un bellissimo drama buttato alle ortiche per essere stato troncato di netto, dopo ben 58 episodi!Quando pensi che le cose inizino a risolversi e ad avere risposte a tanti fatti ancora irrisolti, si interrompe brutalmente!
Una vergogna vera e propria nei confronti degli utenti soprattutto ma anche del cast nella sua interezza che tanto ha dato per questa storia cosi complessa.
E a quanto pare non c'è speranza che vi sia un secondo drama, sono passati troppi anni e non ho letto nessuna notizia a tal proposito.
Se uno vuol sapere come andrà a finire non rimane che leggere la novel in lingua inglese (se lo conosce) fin dal principio, dal momento che il drama ricalca la storia a grandi linee ma non è esattamente uguale al libro.
Assurdo.
Per ciò che riguarda quanto visto, che dire.. la storia è affascinante e fin dal primo episodio molto intrigante, Più volte è un drama a tinte forti, basti pensare alla caccia all'uomo. Si concede poco romanticismo, anche se aleggia dietro le quinte per tutto il tempo.
Qui abbiamo ben tre protagonisti, ognuno ben caratterizzato e molto ben interpretato dagli attori principali che ho ammirato tutto il tempo.
Il drama improvvisamente si illumina quando compare il principe ereditario interpretato da Deng Lung, un cameo stupendo.
Sono state utilizzate molte comparse, molti cavalli, belle locations e costumi apprezzabili, la ost mediocre. Si presume quindi un drama con un buon budget, e non capisco perchè buttarlo via cosi con un finale tronco il quale non si può neanche definire "aperto".
Non ho voglia di dilungarmi oltre perché sono arrabbiata.
Quindi NON lo consiglio, Senza una fine è inutile guardarlo.
Peccato.

Don’t dread the ending, enjoy the journey!
Princess Agents has most definitely been my favorite drama of 2017. I have been waiting for a long time to write this review and many a times I almost gave into the urge to gush about it to everyone but unlike some impatient little boogers, I decided to wait for the drama to completely air first. I'm glad I did.Even though, Princess Agent's story remained interesting from start to finish, it was the cast and characters that were the essence of the show.
Everyone who knows me, knows that I for one have a lot of love for my lady badasses and Chu Qiao was the definition of a badass. She was brilliant, witty, an excellent fighter, loyal to the bone and fully determined in her beliefs. Nobody could boss her around and she always stuck to what she thought was right. Watching Zhao Zanilia on-screen has always been a pleasure. She's such a versatile actress and her effortless elegance along with her sincere charisma never fails to make her acting seem extremely natural. I loved Chu Qiao so much and her fighting scenes always blessed me with these unexpected bursts of adrenaline rush that left me jumping around in excitement.
One thing I absolutely hate in Chinese dramas are the robotic and emotionless male leads that are perfect in every way and while, YuWen Yue started off as being cold and aloof, he soon began to win hearts with his unadulterated devotion towards our girl. He's someone who's not afraid to express his honest feelings and show his vulnerable side and that is what made him so endearing. Lin Geng Xin put out the acting of his life and was able to easily deliver YWY's innermost emotions without having to do much. The chemistry between Chu Qiao and YWY was simply electric.
Princess Agents was Kung Fu made sexy and these two characters communicated their every feeling with it. Every time these two were in a room together the temperature rose a few considerable degrees until everything felt hotter and a lot more sensual.
However, even though I was wholeheartedly rooting for YuWen Yue, my love for Yan Xun wasn't insignificant in any way. Dou Shawn brought to life, with his stunning acting, an unforgettable character. His transition from a reckless, know-no-better, kind-hearted prince to a cruel and blinded by vengeance duke was heart breaking. No matter what he did, it was so hard to truly hate Yan Xun because he was a man shaped by the scars of his life; someone slowly losing grasp of the humanity that defined him and it was all just such a shame. With his sharp eyes and an even sharper jawline Yan Xun slayed the hearts of the viewers without even trying.
Normally, I despise love triangles. Primarily because I'm almost always more inclined towards one of the male leads and then all the romantic scenes with the other just piss me off. However, deciding between Yan Xun and Yuwen Yue was such a hard thing to do because they were both fully committed towards their love for Chu Qiao. Whenever my heart was cheering one of them on, there came fluttering a scene with the other man that melted by insides. Chu Qiao had significant history and a strong bond with both of them and by the end of the show, I was almost praying for YX to mess up in some way so she could go to YWY.
Another actress whose work needs to be commended is Li Qin. She played the role of the extremely annoying, holier than thou, too stupid to live princess and played it in such a way that she was still tolerable till the end. Chun'er, time and time again made me want to bang my head with the wall. Not only was she extremely naive and selfish, she always ended up making a tragedy out of herself. She had everybody bend over backwards to save her worthless ass from her own mistakes and then she chose to blame others for her failures. All of her schemes always failed and it ended in her being utterly humiliated. So it was only because of the brilliant acting that by the end of the show the watchers still harbored some sympathy for her. Li Qin is undeniably talented and her portrayal of some scenes often left me open mouthed.
Backed by stunning visuals, a hauntingly good soundtrack and a gripping plot-line, Princess Agents was a treat throughout. It had me waking up at 7 am every morning because I wanted to see the new episode as soon as the subs were released. It had me watching entire episodes in raw form just because I was too impatient to know what happened next and it had me wishing away my weekends because I had no episode to look forward to then.
All in all, this review clearly shows how much I loved this drama so you must be wondering why then, did I not give it a solid 10? That is where we address the elephant in the room. Up until most of the show, I was willing to give it a 10 without a second thought and then came the outrageous ending.
The drama ends with the worst cliff hanger in Asian Drama history with absolutely nothing resolved. It's like the thing that you've been looking forward to throughout 67 episodes finally appears and when everything is at its peak, the show ends and your celebratory moment is snatched away from you. However, it would've been all okay if a second season with the same cast had been confirmed. Then this horribly disappointing finale would've been converted to a powerful episode that filled one with anticipation for the next season but that is not the case. The news for the second season is muddy at best and there's a high chance that the actors for the show will be changed out.
That is what makes millions of viewers so angry and devastated because this seems like a huge injustice. A disrespect to the drama, the actors who worked their ass off and the viewers who had been wholly attached to the story. What we wanted was closure but instead it was like we were handed the short end of the stick. The last few episodes were filled with unnecessary filler trash and the writers cramped everything into the finale, shoved all of it under a rug and dusted their hands with it.
This is the reason why this show could have been something phenomenal but ended up having its head cut off due to poorly planned decisions made on the behalf of the Princess Agent's team. Just like in the show the foul actions of an insecure King ruined the lives of many, the reckless actions of the drama creators eradicated many hopes.
I myself felt betrayed. The ending was like a personal offense and all the hours invested into the drama suddenly felt wasted. In that moment I wanted to give it a 4/10 rating out of rage, which is why I completely understand the low reviews and the hate comments. Once you see the ending, slowly you start to judge the entire show and downplay everything about it. All the things that seemed so great before, start to leave a sour taste in the mouth. However while I understand it, doesn't mean I would do the same myself because even if I had known beforehand the way it was going to end, I would have still chosen to watch the show. Because upon further thinking I realized that for me being on this journey with these amazing characters and creating a bond with all of them, alone was a great experience and discrediting the whole show just because of the ending seemed unfair.
So if you're considering watching it, don't dread the result rather enjoy the process.
Good Luck!