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I read that since Xu Kai was born and raised in Shenzhen, he is very fluent in Cantonese. He is, however, not very fluent in Standard Chinese, but he is getting there as he is dubbing for his dramas in modern setting. It is understandable for Xu Kai to not dub for his historical setting dramas, since most Chinese actors and actresses, who are fluent in Standard Chinese, also find it hard to dub for their own historical setting dramas, much less Xu Kai, who is not that fluent.

I never had issues with spoilers. In fact, I thrive in spoilers. I also binge watched Ancient Love Poetry after it was done airing all its episodes. Before I binged it, I checked on MDL and read a few spoilers that excited me so much that I immediately started binge-watching the drama.

I'm with you on this, especially for dramas filled with angst. I watched the first episode of WOL, which threw me further into this dilemma. Like I really want to continue because I really dug the first episode... but I also fear that, if I am to continue watching, and once the angsty stuff starts kicking in, I will not be able to have a peaceful few weeks until this drama is done airing.

Lol yeah, I always found this tag weird on here. In what way does it factor into us enjoying the drama?

They are not wrong though. The drama is doing good numbers despite a weak story.

I've read the novel Accidental Love a couple of years ago -- Only For Love is based on this novel. I felt the novel was ok, but not too good that it deserves a drama adaptation with top stars. Maybe with newbies, I can understand. So I was surprised when I saw Dylan Wang and Bai Lu were cast in the drama adaptation. Now the result is evident.

Thank you! I don't mind your friend snoozing through it, since everyone's got different taste. I do mind if it was a tragic ending for the couple.

The author is indeed very popular, and she's also the script writer for this drama. In fact, from the looks of it, she wrote both the script and the novel simultaneously. She started publishing the chapters after the shooting of the drama was completed.

Can you spoil if it is a happy ending?

It's this one. Don't open if you don't want to be spoiled: https://twitter.com/XuKaifangirl/status/1720841451225989440?t=_0YnLh-PrR33Bybjp3CQHQ&s=19

I saw a spoiler photo yesterday on Twitter.
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Xu Kai got multiple arrows through his body. One one of them even looked like it's through his chest.

Makes sense.

But 19 kiss scenes, even if some of them don't make cut, is still a lot. At least for Xu Kai. Very excited.

It's this one: https://twitter.com/xukaidaily7/status/1720726626160480683?t=l8zrnkcqH9HnH7WTPQHCbA&s=19

I saw on Twitter that there will be 19 kiss scenes in the drama? Is that true? If yes, that will be a record kiss scenes for Xu Kai in a single drama.

Ooops! I was hoping to watch this drama live if it isn't too tragic. I guess I'll wait until the whole drama finished airing and watch all episodes in one go... like I did with ALP.

Ah, it was this post I saw lol. I was wrong. Thought it started out with Li Ni and then was changed to Li Yi. Also, going by the Twitter post, I can see why the novel's Google translate had it Li Yi.

Thank you!

Unfortunately, I can't open Weibo. But I did a see similar post on Twitter saying "It's Li Yi, not Li Ni". It was during Tencent conference.
Also, the novel, which is real the source, has it Li Yi.

It indeed started out as Li Ni. But I remember someone clarifying that it is actually Li Yi during the Tencent conference where they released the first trailer.
Don't know why everyone is still sticking with Li Ni.

No. For now, this is only a rumored date. Don't keep your hopes up until they officially announce it.

I'm guessing, Chinese Drama Land?

Tentative date is Nov 8th. Emphasis on tentative.