After watching the third episode I wouldn't say that I find it particularly violent but rather boring. Keep in…
Same here! I waited a long time to watch this supposedly dark thriller because same as you; I am an avid fan of this particular genre. However, what a disappointment… Exactly, how a director and scriptwriters managed to make a bloody gory thriller boring?
I feel the same, 2 episodes in and poor writing is really bugging me although the plot seems to be picking up…
The writing behind the characters is off and the directing is also off. I was intrigued by the dark synopsis at first and Yoon Kye Sang’s general good acting skills from his previous works… However, the execution on this one is simply dull. I just reached episode 2 and I am already bored.
This drama isn't a romance. In my opinion, the lack of romantic chemistry is intentional! The romance could take…
“Gorgeous” is definitely not the word that came to my mind while watching their interactions🤣🤣🤣. More like… Irrelevant, borderline obnoxious and utterly boring. (The white cat had a better character than that actress).
However, it is a good thing that you have enjoyed it.
They’ll change the actress next season, also Qing Niao’s actress
This was the second time that I have seen this actress in a costume drama. The first one was in one of those dreaded “Fluffy” costume dramas; which, I dropped because of her. And the second is in this one, a serious Wuxia/Xianxia drama; where, she is not even remotely on the same caliber as the rest of the cast.
This drama isn't a romance. In my opinion, the lack of romantic chemistry is intentional! The romance could take…
I am actually glad that there was a lack of romantic presence in their interactions… It felt inappropriate between them and the storyline surely did not need it. (There were enough of more interesting and more exciting female characters around him). The script should have gone for a brotherly/sisterly relationship.
I went from season 1 straight into season 2. The actor change from Arthur Chen to Dylan wang is a huge mistake.…
They gave Ning Que a Dissociative identity disorder (DID) 🤣🤣🤣. He had one distinctive persona in season 1 and then a completely different one in season 2. I understand for whatever the reasons; changes in cast do happen in the film industry. However, a change of character from a great-original one to something not even remotely close… Will only make the viewers very perplexed.
You are absolutely not the only one…The majority of the viewers has similar thoughts. Older brotherly/little…
Not boring at all… You certainly make perfect sense. As of now, the current FL is one of the most vanilla, non-essential and irrelevant female character that I have seen in any storyline. I am almost intrigued to see how they will develop, replace or remove her character (all-together) in the next season.
You are absolutely not the only one…The majority of the viewers has similar thoughts. Older brotherly/little…
I dived into that Wuxia/Xianxia drama very late and solely because I adore Zhang Ruoyun’s style of acting. The man is a maverick when it comes to dry, sarcastic and smart humor. And the Fair-White Fox lady warrior is a perfect match for Xu Feng Nian’s brainiac character… So intriguing and so interesting… As a matter of fact, I also thought that she was the FL until they introduced that little girl.
Indeed, we can only wait to see if we will get a glorious production, yet again, with the second season.
I really love this show, but I wonder if I'm the only one who doesn't see any chemistry in the main couple. They…
You are absolutely not the only one… The majority of the viewers has similar thoughts. Older brotherly/little sisterly affection - Yes (And should have remained exactly that). Chemistry and romantic affinity for each other - A big fat ZERO.
From what I understand the ML marries her in the original novel… follow by a harem of ladies; as it was the practice in ancient times. In season 2… I am not sure. Nevertheless, I will not be at all too upset if they remove the actress and her character all-together from the televised storyline.
as long as they don't change the actors/actress, screen writer and director. nothing can go wrong
Agreed. Replacing the actress who was portraying the FL (all together) or a complete rewriting of her character would be very advantageous to the drama.
As for the actress who was portraying Qing Niao… Replacing her in season 2 does not make any sense. She did such a great job in season 1.
100% agree with this comment. Every character was so interesting, except for Jiang Ni (maybe a casting decision?…
You are not the only one. Me too, I wished his love interest was the Fair-White Fox lady. Her character is so talented and so intriguing. She would have been the perfect match for him. Without knowing much about his late mother, Fair-White Fox lady reminds me of her.
And yes, to me also… There was not really any romance between Xu Feng Nian and little-forever-mopping-face, Princess of West Chu. Older Brotherly-Little Sisterly affection for one another would have been more appropriate.
100% agree with this comment. Every character was so interesting, except for Jiang Ni (maybe a casting decision?…
Simply outstanding. Another great writing from the same screenwriter of Joy Of Life 1. As for her specific character… I just blocked her out in my mind; she was irrelevant to me.
PS: My most favorite character had to be Xu Feng Nian’s father… Xuxiao. The man was simply omnipotent. He was so corny and so loving with his children but at the same time, he was ruthless with his enemies. If Mei Changsu from Nirvana in Fire 1 had survived to be an aged all-powerful general and loving father… Xuxiao’s character would have been the older version of Mei Changsu’s character.
100% agree with this comment. Every character was so interesting, except for Jiang Ni (maybe a casting decision?…
I concurred! Anyone of the other female characters could have been a better love interest for him than her. From A to Z, that was a well executed production where every character had layers of complexity and intrigue that were necessary to the storyline. As for the little-forever-mopping-face, Princess of West Chu… Her character was completely irrelevant to the storyline.
100% agree with this comment. Every character was so interesting, except for Jiang Ni (maybe a casting decision?…
Agreed. Her whole character and storyline were out of place. My bedroom’s doorknob has more charisma and stage-presence than her character. Being young and inexperienced have nothing to do with the character she was portraying in the storyline. Literally, her character was non-essential to the storyline and I could not care less that she was there or not there.
Once again, those sad feelings that I had with the completions of those first seasons - Joy of Life, Ever Night, and Fights Break Sphere… They completely ruined the vibe in Ever Night 2 by replacing most of the original casts. Hopefully, they have learned their lessons.
Just as Joy of Life 1, Sword Snow Stride 1 is a beautifully executed dramatized production. I didn’t care the slightest for the forever-mopping-face-little Princess of West Chu; however, the rest of the production was so well done that her non-existent character doesn’t affect my final review. Season 2… Yet again, another waiting game.
If anyone thinks he’s lazy or weak they didn’t watch enough to earn the right to comment about it lol watch…
Indeed! Usually in a powerful or in a royal family… If one is all-around a maverick at everything, that person will die very young. So for their safety, they act a fool by keeping a low or an unfavorable profile. And that is exactly what his character was doing in the early episodes.
I dropped it as well.
That is sad; they could not keep the viewers to remain attentive with only 2 episodes… Let alone 10…
I am watching Chimera, instead. It is not the greatest thriller out there; however, bloody better than this one.
I waited a long time to watch this supposedly dark thriller because same as you; I am an avid fan of this particular genre.
However, what a disappointment…
Exactly, how a director and scriptwriters managed to make a bloody gory thriller boring?
I was intrigued by the dark synopsis at first and Yoon Kye Sang’s general good acting skills from his previous works…
However, the execution on this one is simply dull.
I just reached episode 2 and I am already bored.
More like… Irrelevant, borderline obnoxious and utterly boring.
(The white cat had a better character than that actress).
However, it is a good thing that you have enjoyed it.
Is the first DramaLand mystery of 2022🤣🤣🤣.
It is simply an universal mystery. The entire world is asking, WHY?
The first one was in one of those dreaded “Fluffy” costume dramas; which, I dropped because of her.
And the second is in this one, a serious Wuxia/Xianxia drama; where, she is not even remotely on the same caliber as the rest of the cast.
This actress needs serious work.
It felt inappropriate between them and the storyline surely did not need it.
(There were enough of more interesting and more exciting female characters around him).
The script should have gone for a brotherly/sisterly relationship.
He had one distinctive persona in season 1 and then a completely different one in season 2.
I understand for whatever the reasons; changes in cast do happen in the film industry. However, a change of character from a great-original one to something not even remotely close… Will only make the viewers very perplexed.
You certainly make perfect sense.
As of now, the current FL is one of the most vanilla, non-essential and irrelevant female character that I have seen in any storyline.
I am almost intrigued to see how they will develop, replace or remove her character (all-together) in the next season.
The man is a maverick when it comes to dry, sarcastic and smart humor.
And the Fair-White Fox lady warrior is a perfect match for Xu Feng Nian’s brainiac character… So intriguing and so interesting…
As a matter of fact, I also thought that she was the FL until they introduced that little girl.
Indeed, we can only wait to see if we will get a glorious production, yet again, with the second season.
The majority of the viewers has similar thoughts.
Older brotherly/little sisterly affection - Yes (And should have remained exactly that).
Chemistry and romantic affinity for each other - A big fat ZERO.
From what I understand the ML marries her in the original novel… follow by a harem of ladies; as it was the practice in ancient times. In season 2… I am not sure.
Nevertheless, I will not be at all too upset if they remove the actress and her character all-together from the televised storyline.
Replacing the actress who was portraying the FL (all together) or a complete rewriting of her character would be very advantageous to the drama.
As for the actress who was portraying Qing Niao… Replacing her in season 2 does not make any sense. She did such a great job in season 1.
Me too, I wished his love interest was the Fair-White Fox lady.
Her character is so talented and so intriguing.
She would have been the perfect match for him. Without knowing much about his late mother, Fair-White Fox lady reminds me of her.
And yes, to me also… There was not really any romance between Xu Feng Nian and little-forever-mopping-face, Princess of West Chu. Older Brotherly-Little Sisterly affection for one another would have been more appropriate.
Another great writing from the same screenwriter of Joy Of Life 1.
As for her specific character… I just blocked her out in my mind; she was irrelevant to me.
PS: My most favorite character had to be Xu Feng Nian’s father… Xuxiao.
The man was simply omnipotent.
He was so corny and so loving with his children but at the same time, he was ruthless with his enemies.
If Mei Changsu from Nirvana in Fire 1 had survived to be an aged all-powerful general and loving father…
Xuxiao’s character would have been the older version of Mei Changsu’s character.
Anyone of the other female characters could have been a better love interest for him than her.
From A to Z, that was a well executed production where every character had layers of complexity and intrigue that were necessary to the storyline.
As for the little-forever-mopping-face, Princess of West Chu… Her character was completely irrelevant to the storyline.
Her whole character and storyline were out of place.
My bedroom’s doorknob has more charisma and stage-presence than her character.
Being young and inexperienced have nothing to do with the character she was portraying in the storyline.
Literally, her character was non-essential to the storyline and I could not care less that she was there or not there.
They completely ruined the vibe in Ever Night 2 by replacing most of the original casts. Hopefully, they have learned their lessons.
Just as Joy of Life 1, Sword Snow Stride 1 is a beautifully executed dramatized production. I didn’t care the slightest for the forever-mopping-face-little Princess of West Chu; however, the rest of the production was so well done that her non-existent character doesn’t affect my final review.
Season 2… Yet again, another waiting game.
Usually in a powerful or in a royal family… If one is all-around a maverick at everything, that person will die very young.
So for their safety, they act a fool by keeping a low or an unfavorable profile.
And that is exactly what his character was doing in the early episodes.