This Chinese radio drama delivers three distinct audio stories from Erotes Studio's debut album. Hayashi Asuka and Chen Yu sample Masakazu-do's bold creative dishes in "Fifty Years Through Time and Space," sparking a journey across decades to test their lasting appeal. "I Heard the Man" unfolds from Liyuan De's perspective, revealing his hidden emotions and struggles. In "Tea Party," Zhang Xiaoyu, Hayashi Asuka, and Chen Yu break free from their tales to chat humorously about plot events, unveiling concealed facts and solving linked riddles.
Listeners tune into these indie adventure audio experiences on PC, with no subtitles provided. The format spotlights narrative depth through spoken tales blending time-spanning wonder, personal anguish, and lighthearted revelations. Fans of pure audio dramas drawn to character-driven stories find a focused escape here.
Note: This is a Chinese radio drama, no subtitles.[\b]
"The Rainy Port Keelung Radio CD" is Erotes Studio's first radio CD. The album contains three audio dramas. They are "Fifty years through time and space", "I heard the man", and "Tea party".
"Fifty years through time and space"
Hayashi asuka and Chen Yu tries out for Masakazu-do's creative dishes, and experience an amazing journey. Would these dishes, which seemed to be too creative for the time being, be as popular as Masakazu predicted 50 years later?
"I heard the man"
A short story spoken from the point of view of Liyuan De, describing those feelings and sufferings of his that had remained unknown.
"Tea party."
Have Zhang Xiaoyu, Hayashiasuka and Chen Yu escape from their original story, and to talk about what they have experienced within the plot with a humorous tone. Some unspecificed facts hidden within the story will be uncovered, and riddles associated with them explained.
