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A country bumpkin becomes a dead ringer for a missing heiress—identity swap chaos ensues!
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Substitute Princess (2013)

glamour vs. gawkmistaken identity mayhemrich boy, poor girl

Latest Episode

90 min

Season 1 • Episode 32

Latest

Episode 32

Aug 11, 2013

Overview

Comedy

King Flower is a 2013 Taiwanese idol comedy romance television drama series. The television drama was produced by SETTV and started filming on November 26, 2012. The show stars actor James Wen as the main male lead and actress Nikki Xie as the main female lead. The show was supposed to star Sonia Sui as the main female lead but it was reported that Nikki Xie replaced Sonia as the main female lead. It was first aired on January 6, 2013 on TTV.

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Content warning
class mobility and performanceauthenticity versus social masksfound family over bloodlines

Standout Aspects

Acting

Nikki Hsieh's dual role—clumsy duckling to poised swan transformation.

Best for:Binge: Perfect weekend rabbit hole—32 episodes of escalating ridiculousness.·Solo: Guilty pleasure viewing with snacks and zero judgment.
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Creator

Chen Xin Guo

First AiredJan 6, 2013
StatusEnded

Vibe

Pacesteady
Intensitymedium
Tonelight
Feelmedium
Seasons1·Episodes32
Sanlih E-Television

Top Cast

Wu Kang-ren

Wu Kang-ren

Ouyang Tai

Lene Lai

Lene Lai

Yu Kai Le

Shu-yao Kuo

Shu-yao Kuo

Liu Jin Xi

Nikki Hsieh

Nikki Hsieh

Jin Da Hua / Du Liang Yan

James Wen

James Wen

Lin Guan Jun

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Deep Dive

Trivia, insights & behind the scenes

Trivia

Sonia Sui was originally cast as the lead but dropped out, with Nikki Hsieh replacing her just weeks before filming began.

Cultural

The 'substitute princess' trope exploded in 2010s Taiwanese dramas, reflecting anxieties about class mobility in booming Asian economies.

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