
Legend of the Ocean
Family · Fantasy
Overview
A marine science fiction that follows Xiaohai, a 12 year old boy who exchanges souls with the aquarium's star sea lion—Candy.
Top Cast


Sun Honglei
Sun Honglei
Xiaohai's father
Sun Honglei
Xiaohai's father


Zhu Yuanyuan
Zhu Yuanyuan
Xiaohai's mother
Zhu Yuanyuan
Xiaohai's mother


Huang Zhizhong
Huang Zhizhong
Curator Huang
Huang Zhizhong
Curator Huang


Clara Lee
Clara Lee
Lu Si
Clara Lee
Lu Si


Wang Zhuocheng
Wang Zhuocheng
Yu Yang
Wang Zhuocheng
Yu Yang


Meng Zhixu
Meng Zhixu
Sun Qian Qian
Meng Zhixu
Sun Qian Qian
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