Chen Tingni and Cai Fanxi Star in New Employee Light Comedy “Happy House Casebook”
In the upcoming employee light comedy “Happy House Casebook,” actors Chen Tingni and Cai Fanxi take on the roles of super real estate agents who specialize in handling murderous house cases. The duo are known for their attention to detail when it comes to inspecting properties, ensuring that they don’t accidentally purchase a haunted house.
Chen Tingni, who plays the role of senior real estate agent Lu Anqi, is portrayed as someone who is meticulous in her approach to house hunting. She emphasizes the importance of doing thorough research before making a purchase, noting that buying a house is a significant investment that requires careful consideration. Cai Fanxi, on the other hand, dreams of making a fortune and climbing the social ladder by becoming a homeowner.
The movie follows the pair as they investigate houses where murders have taken place, with Chen Tingni being tasked by a company executive, played by Ding Chuncheng, to create a map of a haunted house to earn a promotion. Along the way, they are joined by a rookie assistant named “Xiaoyou,” played by Cai Fanxi, who discovers he has a special psychic ability to detect ghosts.
Despite his character’s psychic abilities in the film, Cai Fanxi admitted that he is actually quite afraid of ghosts in real life. He shared that he pays close attention to the environment and lighting when house hunting, believing that sunlight brings positive energy.
“Happy House Casebook” promises to be a thrilling and comedic exploration of haunted houses and real estate, with Chen Tingni and Cai Fanxi leading the way as they navigate the spooky world of murderous house cases. The theme trailer for the film was recently released, generating excitement among fans eager to see the dynamic duo in action.
The film is set to be a delightful mix of comedy, mystery, and supernatural elements, offering audiences a unique and entertaining take on the real estate industry. Stay tuned for more updates on “Happy House Casebook” as it nears its release date.
Editor in charge: Liu Yuhan
(Source: The Epoch Times, April 28, 2024, Reported by Epoch Times reporter Ma Weifen)