So, he was into her first. He liked her back then, when she didn't know him yet. 💔😭
So did he know that it was her on the radio phone call in 2009? I'm wondering how they called her. If it was coincidence or he meant to call her. And he most definitely recognized her when he saw her in the wheelchair after the concert, right?
Why do I doubt that he committed suicide, but who would kill him?
In the end it's all just a matter of preferences and taste. So of course not all people can be pleased. I personally…
Yeah... still not believing it's a happy ending 😅 Maybe if they didn't show that scene of the whole crew happily riding their horses in the end, it would've look more believable. But good for the people who interpret it as a happy ending, because I fail to do so.
Even if the leads survived miraculously (which I still find unlikely), it won't be a happy ending for me. Everyone else died nonetheless. The writers slaughtered the whole crew... 😭 Yes, I'm still salty and the ending still tugging onto my little fragile heart hahaha 💔
In the end it's all just a matter of preferences and taste. So of course not all people can be pleased. I personally…
I with I had that delusional mindset while watching AJTL ending 😂
I know everyone can interpret that ending different, but how could they have survived all that? Impossible and makes no sense whatsoever. That was a daydream of Chu Yue. AJTL ending was most definitely everything but an happy ending 😅 Still absolutely great drama tho ❤️
In the end it's all just a matter of preferences and taste. So of course not all people can be pleased. I personally…
I'm too fragile for endings like that of AJTL, but I also loved the drama as well. But I know I won't be able to rewatch it. Thankfully I will be able to rewatch TLOS because of its ending
In the end it's all just a matter of preferences and taste. So of course not all people can be pleased. I personally…
Ru Yi and Shen Li are my top faves female leads! Wish we have more female leads like them in the future.. I loved AJTL, but that ending tho. Ripped my heart to pieces and I know I can't rewatch the drama 😭💔 That's why I'm grateful for TLOS's ending ❤️
Seeing comments on people saying that the ending was not necessary, or disappointing. this is the definition of…
In the end it's all just a matter of preferences and taste. So of course not all people can be pleased. I personally loved the ending of Shen Li :D
Seeing your profile picture reminds me of an ending I was not fond of lol But each to their own. I really loved Shen Li and its ending and I know I will rewatch this drama for sure, because I had a wonderful feeling of joy through this journey and most definitely with the ending 🥰
Would be so cool to have a story of their offspring. Like what kind of species would they even be ? A child of former divine god and an immortal Half-Chimei in Pheonix form lol
The newest addition, oldest Hua daughter is just despicable. The way she looks down on maids and treats them as mere objects. I was flabbergasted when she suggested Fudong become her husband's concubine, fully aware of his violent tendencies, just so he could direct his anger towards someone else...
On the whole, I find nearly every member of the Hua family to be unlikable and hypocritical, despite some minor character development. They remain spoiled and arrogant, Still horrible and heartless how they kicked out Boli's biological birth mother out like that, even while she was bedridden.
I commend the portrayal of realistic characters, but truthfully, I find none of them particularly appealing except for Hua Zhi. Grandma also earns some admiration, yet her excessive coddling of her offspring has clearly contributed to their arrogance.
It's truly baffling how such intelligent and knowledgeable grandparents could raise such a bunch of spoiled and arrogant individuals... How did they impart their wisdom?
Man after watching shenli and coming here what a massive snoozefeast this is. The quality is 3 meter under the…
I'm also here after watching Shen Li and I'm thoroughly enjoying it. It's refreshing to see such a mature female lead once more. Perhaps this type of story just isn't your cup of tea and that's perfectly fine. Let's keep the conversation respectful without resorting to disparaging remarks.
Chinese: Meet Yourself Fake it till you make it You are my Glory Dream of Splendor
Korean: My Liberations Notes (less romance more slice of life) Lost (less romance more "dark" slice of life) It's okay, that's Love One Spring Night Tell me that you love me
The Koreans are more or less "mature". I'd say Chinese have better mature romance couples :)
Anyone else wondered why general Zhu Fei, who always was with General Shang Bei suddenly disappeared after they accompanied Shen Li in ep 22? There was no scene that implied that he died, but we never saw him again after that...
I LOVE LOVE LOVE THE ENDING! Finally a Xianxia not leaving me in pieces in the end. I'm so happy 😭❤️
This is such a comfort drama and comfort couple! I love the love language of gentle skinship they had. They were so soft and warm. A drama which was from beginning til end exciting and never lost its ground. Even as a comedy it stayed true to its genres. This is such a perfect rewatch drama!
Also Xing Zhi giving love advice in the end was such a hilarious outcome hahaha
Ep.37 Oh my T-T Father & daughter reunion was so well-made! The emotions of both were so well executed even tho they barely had any scenes together. Shen Li really looked like a little girl when looking at her father 😭
How he shoved Xing Zhi out of the way tho lol I find it hilarious that his "son-in-law" is thousands of years older than him and also looks older haha
So tragic, and his love for SL was true. But that doesn’t take away the fact that his actions ended up leading…
Yes, totally true! His actions shouldn't be ignored and I also think Shen Li wouldn't be able to kill him. But it was so sad to see him begging for death and carrying out his "wish" himself. My heart still ached for this pitiful character who couldn't live for himself all his life T-T
Ep.35... T-T Poor Mofang... such a tragic character. He was used all his life as a puppet by his own father until he had to kill himself for it to finally stop. I found it really tragic as I really liked him. Despite him going "astray", he was never evil. They really couldn't find a way to at least free him from being possessed by Fu Sheng and his father? He couldn't even live as himself in half of the drama. And every time he was sane he begged someone to kill him, but no one did. He had to do it himself 😭 I have a soft spot for tragic characters like him.
So did he know that it was her on the radio phone call in 2009? I'm wondering how they called her. If it was coincidence or he meant to call her.
And he most definitely recognized her when he saw her in the wheelchair after the concert, right?
Why do I doubt that he committed suicide, but who would kill him?
Maybe if they didn't show that scene of the whole crew happily riding their horses in the end, it would've look more believable. But good for the people who interpret it as a happy ending, because I fail to do so.
Even if the leads survived miraculously (which I still find unlikely), it won't be a happy ending for me. Everyone else died nonetheless. The writers slaughtered the whole crew... 😭 Yes, I'm still salty and the ending still tugging onto my little fragile heart hahaha 💔
I know everyone can interpret that ending different, but how could they have survived all that? Impossible and makes no sense whatsoever.
That was a daydream of Chu Yue. AJTL ending was most definitely everything but an happy ending 😅
Still absolutely great drama tho ❤️
Thankfully I will be able to rewatch TLOS because of its ending
That's why I'm grateful for TLOS's ending ❤️
Seeing your profile picture reminds me of an ending I was not fond of lol But each to their own. I really loved Shen Li and its ending and I know I will rewatch this drama for sure, because I had a wonderful feeling of joy through this journey and most definitely with the ending 🥰
On the whole, I find nearly every member of the Hua family to be unlikable and hypocritical, despite some minor character development. They remain spoiled and arrogant, Still horrible and heartless how they kicked out Boli's biological birth mother out like that, even while she was bedridden.
I commend the portrayal of realistic characters, but truthfully, I find none of them particularly appealing except for Hua Zhi. Grandma also earns some admiration, yet her excessive coddling of her offspring has clearly contributed to their arrogance.
It's truly baffling how such intelligent and knowledgeable grandparents could raise such a bunch of spoiled and arrogant individuals... How did they impart their wisdom?
Let's keep the conversation respectful without resorting to disparaging remarks.
Chinese:
Meet Yourself
Fake it till you make it
You are my Glory
Dream of Splendor
Korean:
My Liberations Notes (less romance more slice of life)
Lost (less romance more "dark" slice of life)
It's okay, that's Love
One Spring Night
Tell me that you love me
The Koreans are more or less "mature". I'd say Chinese have better mature romance couples :)
I also liked the Japanese drama "Pride" :D
This is such a comfort drama and comfort couple! I love the love language of gentle skinship they had. They were so soft and warm. A drama which was from beginning til end exciting and never lost its ground. Even as a comedy it stayed true to its genres. This is such a perfect rewatch drama!
Also Xing Zhi giving love advice in the end was such a hilarious outcome hahaha
Oh my T-T Father & daughter reunion was so well-made! The emotions of both were so well executed even tho they barely had any scenes together. Shen Li really looked like a little girl when looking at her father 😭
How he shoved Xing Zhi out of the way tho lol I find it hilarious that his "son-in-law" is thousands of years older than him and also looks older haha
My heart still ached for this pitiful character who couldn't live for himself all his life T-T
Poor Mofang... such a tragic character. He was used all his life as a puppet by his own father until he had to kill himself for it to finally stop. I found it really tragic as I really liked him. Despite him going "astray", he was never evil.
They really couldn't find a way to at least free him from being possessed by Fu Sheng and his father? He couldn't even live as himself in half of the drama. And every time he was sane he begged someone to kill him, but no one did. He had to do it himself 😭 I have a soft spot for tragic characters like him.