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Linmon should release the Eng sub trailer soon. They have been at forefront posting all MR promo content in English subs.

I knew you couldn't help yourself but to stink the pool at the pool party with your poo.

New individual posters:

https://x.com/ultra_melons/status/1954725306247561458?t=ZyMVKzjl95VR--eShTIWNA&s=19

For those unable to access Weibo, here's the trailer on Twitter:
https://x.com/khyyooon/status/1954719954235973950?t=yarOwAfZjDNmn_4cGHSd9w&s=19

Yes, agreed.

I was just hoping they could do a promo or a livestream with their cats. It's not something that is being planned by the drama team, just something I hope they do.

Youku drama #WhenDestinyBringstheDemon starring #ChenFeiyu #WangYinglu will be broadcast on August 16.

Tencent drama #MoonlitReunion starring #XuKai #TianXiwei will be broadcast on August 18.

The official dramas have created tags for their broadcast date announcement tomorrow.

https://x.com/ForCdrama/status/1954551659805475301

Let's goooooo!!!

Alright, so considering that this drama is about a Cat Demon, can I hope for Xu Kai and Tian Xiwei to do a promo video with their own cats?
Just put the two in a room together with their cats, and do a fun interview talking about their cats. I know Xu Kai has multiple cats, and Tian Xiwei has at least one, if not more (I heard she too has multiple cats, but I'm not so sure).

Just an idea, and I hope the drama team does something like this. Or perhaps it can be done with fans requesting it?

I guess, in the end, what matters is how good the adaptation is, how solid the screenplay was written, and how good it was directed.

Hoping for both the dramas to do well.

PS: I only know that WDBD's novel was more famous internationally. I don't know if that is the case in China as well. Please feel free to correct me on this.

Here's an interesting tidbit about upcoming dramas that are about to spell a competition between Tencent and YouKu:

https://x.com/FKShi/status/1954518901880230111?t=lEGepH3ZsaL110JxYTqE-g&s=19

'Writer' here actually means 'Author' of original novels. Now, I haven't read either of the novels, but I do know Youku drama's novel is more famous, at least internationally. I believe it's because 'Offering Salted Fish To Master' was translated into English long back (back in 2022, when neither dramas were even announced).

Today's BTS videos:

https://x.com/La_lune48/status/1954397449822548385

https://x.com/kaikaisoso/status/1954491337019138129

Should be CST.

#MoonlitReunion official release day announcement tomorrow!

🗓 August 11

📍 电视剧子夜归
【09:30】 Release Date Trailer
【10:00】 Individual Poster
【10:30】 Group Poster

#XuKai #TianXiwei
#许凯 #田曦薇 #子夜归

https://x.com/moonlitreturns/status/1954474516551221479

Tomorrow, if everything goes according to the plan, they are going to release a new trailer and a new official poster confirming the release date.

Gotcha, Saw the post, and I agree. MR should air on Aug 18th as rumored, but as a c-drama fan for 6 years, I can't help but be a little pessimistic about it.

Thanks for clarifying.

That Vince and Hao are taking my comment below out of context and misrepresenting it as "scaring people".

Nah. I was responding to a commenter who claimed to be new to C-dramas, and I am just stating that dramas could get postponed even after the release date is announced, since he or she is new to c-dramas. Us old viewers know the pain of dramas getting officially announced to air, but suddenly getting postponed. Just prepping the person to not be disappointed if somehow MR does get postponed.

There are way too many reasons for which the dramas can be postponed:

-Sudden political movements.
-An important politician dies.
-One of the cast members gets caught in a scandal suddenly.
-Sudden policy changes for upcoming drama releases.

All these are beyond even the platform's control. The platform may truly want to release the drama, but had no choice but to postpone. One of Xu Kai's dramas got postponed after being officially confirmed to air (and the platform really wanted it to air during that time, I think it was She and Her Perfect Husband) because of a sudden political movement. It was rumoured that the drama was getting too much heat during that political movement, and the higher-ups in government asked to postpone it.
If I remember correctly, Wonderland of Love was also postponed after it was officially confirmed to air. They announced the drama release date as a ruse, and then suddenly pulled out. I think it was looking for more official sponsors, so they fake-announced it and pulled out. I may be remembering it all wrong, though.

And who are you to decide whether I should comment or not? Are you a police or what?
I post whatever I want. You don't like it? Block me and be done with it.

Oh, the irony of it all, a fake account (with absolutely no account activity) calling my comments "fake".

1. Where in my comment did I find fault with Tencent for the Sword Rose incident?

2. It doesn't matter whose fault it was; the drama was officially announced by official platforms, and then it was postponed. This happened to way too many dramas that I have lost count.
You (a fake account of Vince) and your original account made comments implying that I was misleading people by saying dramas do get postponed even after they are officially announced. I just provided you with a recent example of it happening.

You and your little fake account have almost no activity in drama watchlist, and you act like you own this fucking site.
Breaking News: YOU DO NOT.

You are borderline harassing people here with your antics.