Don’t know how the plot would be different from original novel. Her first boyfriend (fiancé) was very good,…
If you don't know the story, don't make wild assumptions, is what I am saying,
FL didn't have to make ML fall in love with her. And FL also just discovered that ML invested in her company just to kill the competition that her company represents to his secret company. And while arguing about this, the point about love and like comes up. In the situation, if the FL does not break up with ML, I would be mighty disappointed in the FL.
And I am not reading all the history of c-dramas that you are so disappointed about. The reason I loved the novel was because, and I mentioned this just a couple of days ago here, this novel does not follow the usual c-drama/novel romance cliche tropes.
Everyone who hasn't, and is wondering about the reviews and ratings of the novel this drama is based on, you guys can also browse the above link and read the reviews. Most of them are spoiler-free. Those that aren't, have spoiler tags.
Hahaha, you have watched too many Chinese modern dramas. I also saw the trailer for this drama and thought it…
Also, and I just checked, you've been going around saying that you will only watch this drama after seeing the ratings and people's reactions to the drama. So, I don't understand why are you here trying to judge a drama that hasn't even released yet?
Hahaha, you have watched too many Chinese modern dramas. I also saw the trailer for this drama and thought it…
Only for Love is only as good as its source material, the novel it was adapted from. I'm sure the same goes for ABAY. The novel this drama is based on is damn solid and nothing like what the guy above is assuming.
Don’t know how the plot would be different from original novel. Her first boyfriend (fiancé) was very good,…
Making wild assumptions on a drama that hasn't even aired, are we? I won't make assumptions on the drama, but I will divulge a bit from the novel this drama is based on.
No, ML is not a simp. And FL is not a feminist ideologist. There is only one break up between them, and it's because FL asks ML if he loves her. But ML replies that he likes her. FL feels she cannot be in a relationship where she is in love, but her partner is not, so she breaks up with him.
Gao Han played FL’s ex boyfriend. He Rui Xian played Li Li who is not in the novel. I saw her in the trailer,…
Not a fake friend, no. She is a good friend, just did some stupid things. And she actually, unknowingly, helped FL and ML get together. Because she helped the other girl get together with FL's ex-boyfriend, FL gets downcast and then meets up with ML. Then they end up having a one-night stand, should be the one in the trailer.
Putting a spoiler tag so that normal viewers who haven't read the novel won't get spoiled.
I have decided to regard the novel and the drama as two different things. But to do that, I feel like I need to get something off my chest:
One of the main reasons I loved As Beautiful As Beijing novel was that it does not follow the usual romance drama tropes. But the changes they made, as seen in the trailer, seem to indicate that the drama is going to follow some of the tropes I do not look favorably up on. I can tolerate them, but I do not enjoy them. ML having feelings for FL in the uni days does bring forth options to explore these tropes, such as; ML pining on FL while FL is together with her boyfriend. FL's boyfriend having to be wary of ML playing tricks on their relationship. ML interfering between FL and her boyfriend, causing them to break up. And so on...
I hope these don't happen in the drama, and if they don't, I will be the first to cheer for the drama's success.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuJLZL59pBI&ab_channel=%E8%85%BE%E8%AE%AF%E8%A7%86%E9%A2%91-GettheWeTVAPP
FL didn't have to make ML fall in love with her. And FL also just discovered that ML invested in her company just to kill the competition that her company represents to his secret company. And while arguing about this, the point about love and like comes up. In the situation, if the FL does not break up with ML, I would be mighty disappointed in the FL.
And I am not reading all the history of c-dramas that you are so disappointed about. The reason I loved the novel was because, and I mentioned this just a couple of days ago here, this novel does not follow the usual c-drama/novel romance cliche tropes.
https://www.novelupdates.com/series/you-are-more-beautiful-than-beijing/
Everyone who hasn't, and is wondering about the reviews and ratings of the novel this drama is based on, you guys can also browse the above link and read the reviews. Most of them are spoiler-free. Those that aren't, have spoiler tags.
I'm sure the same goes for ABAY. The novel this drama is based on is damn solid and nothing like what the guy above is assuming.
I won't make assumptions on the drama, but I will divulge a bit from the novel this drama is based on.
No, ML is not a simp. And FL is not a feminist ideologist. There is only one break up between them, and it's because FL asks ML if he loves her. But ML replies that he likes her. FL feels she cannot be in a relationship where she is in love, but her partner is not, so she breaks up with him.
I have decided to regard the novel and the drama as two different things. But to do that, I feel like I need to get something off my chest:
One of the main reasons I loved As Beautiful As Beijing novel was that it does not follow the usual romance drama tropes. But the changes they made, as seen in the trailer, seem to indicate that the drama is going to follow some of the tropes I do not look favorably up on. I can tolerate them, but I do not enjoy them.
ML having feelings for FL in the uni days does bring forth options to explore these tropes, such as;
ML pining on FL while FL is together with her boyfriend. FL's boyfriend having to be wary of ML playing tricks on their relationship. ML interfering between FL and her boyfriend, causing them to break up. And so on...
I hope these don't happen in the drama, and if they don't, I will be the first to cheer for the drama's success.