...or rather the complete LACK of it...these two are wed and deeply in love and have not exchanged a sigle kiss...is…
If they had kissed, it would have technically been illegal. Ai Mi, at the time of filming, was still a 17-year-old minor. That is why you won't see any true kisses or physical intimacy in this drama. She only just turned 18 on July 13th, last week.
Where can we get those jade pendants and perfume sachets as seen in C-costume dramas?
The perfume sachets can be found all over Aliexpress. I bought a couple of them a few months ago from there. Here is the link to a few of them from Aliexpress: https://a.aliexpress.com/_mLrZl5D You can find more styles by searching for "Chinese perfume sachet" or "Chinese Sachet bag" on Aliexpress. They also have a bunch of different jade pendants, as well.
wait wait wait… is Li Mao really wishing them happiness? lol
Watch the preview for the next couple episodes, especially episode 24 preview. The answer is a definite "NOPE", unless it is just some type of planned fake out to fool the real enemy into thinking that they are still the ones in control....
No offense but when you guys were like Hou Ming hao and Ai Mi's age difference was too much I was a bit afraid…
The problem that so may people have with it is that she was still a minor when filming took place. She only turned 18 a couple of days ago. Me, I'm cool with it because this is from China, and there is absolutely no way China would allow the drama to air if it contained questionable acts between a minor and an adult. I love the drama, and I am loving the acting of both HMH and Ai Mi. This series has been really well done, and it doesn't need physical intimacy for the viewer to be able to see the bond between them. I love dramas that are so well acted and written that they don't need physical intimacy.
copied from google. " An idol drama is a television genre that targets young audiences, focusing heavily on…
Yeah, I am not sure that I truly qualify as "Young" or the intended target audience. I turn 32 in three months. It makes me feel really old when I realize that the main actors of a drama I am watching are sometimes 10 years younger than myself, who was born in 1994. The realization that some of these top actors were born in 2004, and the fact that 2004 is ten years younger than myself is just 😵🥴 But, hey, I still love the dramas.
i kinda feel bad for the actors, i feel like they can do so much better, the writing/production is just down right…
I feel like this series is relying on the viewers to read the novel, because you kind of have to to make some of the scenes make sense. Several scenes just drop in without context, unless you have read the novel and know the full scene from the novel. I could definitely see viewers who have not read the novel becoming confused about some scenes and character reactions/interactions. It just felt like if I had not already read the novel and already knew those scenes like I would have been really confused and thought that I missed something and had to go back to rewind to make sure I hadn't missed crucial information or a build up to the scene/interaction.
The ending scene was hilarious. Poor innocent Phatsa. He should go take a shower now 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 And on an even higher note, the subtitles were much, much better for this episode. Hopefully, the subtitles for the remaining episodes will be just as good. Makes me think a different subtitler was used to subtitle this episode.
Why look for chemistry when they're not in love? You're asking for the moon.
I read the novel. They do in a way unite for revenge, though their revenge targets different people. Sun is after revenge against Sunny, and Jay wants to bring down Sunny's sponsor. They share similar goals, in which Sun's goal alines with part of Jay's goal. Sun is very emotionally closed off, and so the actual love and romance doesn't finally materialize until near the very end of the novel when Sun finally is able to accept himself, his guilt, and his feelings towards Jay. Before then, there was even the question of whether Sun would even continue living after he had completed his revenge. The novel leads the reader to believe that Sun may have deeply buried thoughts of suicide. Even Jay quickly began to pick up on this and was trying to change the way Sun perceived the guilt that he felt surrounding his brother and mom's death. There is absolutely no way that the series can cover all of or even part of what happened in the novel that finally lead Sun to, not so much forgive himself, but to accept his guilt and choose to continue living and embrace the people that care for him.
How are people rating episodes that haven't even been aired yet??
This has long been a problem with MDL. For some reason, MDL allows users to rate episodes that have not even aired yet 🙄 and they show no sign of changing it, yet.
I started Eternal Fragrance first and then this, now I can't seem to want to continue EF, SWL is so much more…
I actually really liked both his role and the FLs role in The Seven Relics of Ill Omen. Even though there was no kissing in that series, it really didn't need it because both SWL and LHC portrayed the emotions and feelings of the characters so well that the viewer could obviously see their bond and love for each other. I am waiting for Eternal Fragrance Express Package to release, or at least closer to that time before I continue watching EF. I will probably end up starting Love for You tomorrow, or even possibly later tonight.
I have learned that a good rule of thumb when it comes to bl dramas is to give them at least 4 episodes to make…
Yes, exactly. Every series, be it Thai, Chinese, Korean, etc. needs time to world build and for the actors to, more or less, settle into their characters. This is a genre that has only recently been brought to the screen, so it is understandable that actors may need some time to sink into their characters and the world that those characters inhabit.
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mLrZl5D
You can find more styles by searching for "Chinese perfume sachet" or "Chinese Sachet bag" on Aliexpress.
They also have a bunch of different jade pendants, as well.
Me, I'm cool with it because this is from China, and there is absolutely no way China would allow the drama to air if it contained questionable acts between a minor and an adult. I love the drama, and I am loving the acting of both HMH and Ai Mi. This series has been really well done, and it doesn't need physical intimacy for the viewer to be able to see the bond between them. I love dramas that are so well acted and written that they don't need physical intimacy.
And on an even higher note, the subtitles were much, much better for this episode. Hopefully, the subtitles for the remaining episodes will be just as good. Makes me think a different subtitler was used to subtitle this episode.
There is absolutely no way that the series can cover all of or even part of what happened in the novel that finally lead Sun to, not so much forgive himself, but to accept his guilt and choose to continue living and embrace the people that care for him.
I am waiting for Eternal Fragrance Express Package to release, or at least closer to that time before I continue watching EF. I will probably end up starting Love for You tomorrow, or even possibly later tonight.