These would be episodes 3&4 (black prince outfit) and 5&6 (schoolboy). Each adventure takes place over…
So, not episodes but segments or adventures. Each segment consists of two episodes. There are usually 14 episodes in a season, including 0, the standalone episode, and the wrapup, 13.What you call episode 2 is actually episodes 3 and 4. At least that's how they're labeled on Mango's YouTube channel and on the Mango app that I have access to.Maybe it's a regional difference?
I didn’t like the first 1-4 episodes, but after that, the show starts, and once the show starts, the show starts.…
"I hated the way he talked at the start, gosh. I thought it would never end."
He'd been in love with her since university. When his grandfather told him he was leaving for Germany immediately, he left her a message. She never responded. One would guess this broke his heart.
He was cold to her because he thought she didn't think he was someone worth replying to. Later, he gave her a realistic idea of how hard it is to start a business. And he tried to guide her. It wasn't until she was going to fail (or get royally screwed) that he swooped in and provided financing.
If she had been anyone else, he would have ignored her completely.
He patiently waited for her to have feelings for him.
The finale is what we hope for from all romance dramas. It was unbelievably touching.
Especially when that person point to ai and internet trolls as sources lmao. An opinion that came from ai isn't…
I happened upon a video of Chen Zheyuan losing his wig when buckets of water were thrown at him on a variety show. He admits to wearing them when his hair was cut short for a drama.
I decided to google "Chinese actors who wear wigs offscreen." And guess what lie their AI came up with?
"Xu Kai & Zhang Linghe: Due to the grueling, back-to-back shooting schedules of Chinese historical (Xianxia/Wuxia) dramas, actors are frequently required to shave back their natural hairlines so heavy, ancient wigs can be glued on. As a result, both actors occasionally wear specialized hairpieces, volumizers, and clip-in strands offscreen to give their natural hair time to recover."
It appears the robot pulled this bs from a reddit post. Reddit, for f***s sake! Presented as fact.
Xu Kai has admitted to transplants, so why the need for these lies?
I have no idea about the veracity of this when it comes to ZLH.
Now I'm depressed.
But thinking about Xu Kai and Bibi together ... less depressed!😆
1. Xu Kai has a magazine cover coming out in July.
2. He's filming this season's Great Escape, which should premiere in July.
3. He's scheduled for a variety show shoot at the end of the month.
4. Zhou Ye does not seem to have a similar schedule (meaning no variety show appearances).
Adding it all up, I'm putting it out there that Fire Investigator is coming next month.
🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞
I agree. What's the point of another season?
What a way to live.
He'd been in love with her since university. When his grandfather told him he was leaving for Germany immediately, he left her a message. She never responded. One would guess this broke his heart.
He was cold to her because he thought she didn't think he was someone worth replying to. Later, he gave her a realistic idea of how hard it is to start a business. And he tried to guide her. It wasn't until she was going to fail (or get royally screwed) that he swooped in and provided financing.
If she had been anyone else, he would have ignored her completely.
He patiently waited for her to have feelings for him.
The finale is what we hope for from all romance dramas. It was unbelievably touching.
https://youtu.be/3YwOanBVDig?is=u_Ymj3ytDVNd30-1
The May shoot was the scary sleepover (preview, ep 0) and the outdoor games (eps 1&2).
https://youtube.com/shorts/xtnsWGlM--o?is=tqmrLdfxzm_gBoWF
It smacks of lazy storytelling.
https://youtube.com/shorts/XQn4tfe1AAg?is=4OPR5PACK-_jrhC0
Two days ago, Xukaifangirl88 posted that July 10 is a possibility.
Episodes 0, 1, and 2 have been filmed. The next few days will be eps 3 through 8. They'll reunite one more time to finish them.
https://x.com/i/status/2068924082821988839
https://x.com/i/status/2068929800123928857
I decided to google "Chinese actors who wear wigs offscreen." And guess what lie their AI came up with?
"Xu Kai & Zhang Linghe: Due to the grueling, back-to-back shooting schedules of Chinese historical (Xianxia/Wuxia) dramas, actors are frequently required to shave back their natural hairlines so heavy, ancient wigs can be glued on. As a result, both actors occasionally wear specialized hairpieces, volumizers, and clip-in strands offscreen to give their natural hair time to recover."
It appears the robot pulled this bs from a reddit post. Reddit, for f***s sake! Presented as fact.
Xu Kai has admitted to transplants, so why the need for these lies?
I have no idea about the veracity of this when it comes to ZLH.
I reported this as false information.