Cho Na

While reading what Chinese viewers thought about this drama, I came across this opinion, which I think is very relevant to this drama, and all dramas (regardless of country or genre) adapted from their original sources (novel, comic, movie, etc). The opinion is from 萝卜 (Luobo), at Douban, I translated into English:

I really can't stand those who give low scores just because it's different from the original. Film adaptations are essentially retelling a story; the original work is at most a source of inspiration, not a copy-paste job. If you really think it's poorly made, just say the plot is dragging, the acting is subpar, and the theme is dull. It's not like the adaptation doesn't resemble the original at all; it's just like complaining that the dish wasn't cooked according to the recipe! Of course, I know that many viewers are drawn to the original work and love the familiar feeling. It's quite normal to care about the fidelity to the original, after all, it's a book they followed, and the emotions are there. But I still want to say: when we evaluate a show, can we first see if it's good in itself? If the story is well-told, the actors perform authentically, and you feel moved after watching, then even if it deviates significantly from the original, it's still a good show! To put it bluntly, there's no standard answer for evaluating this. You care about the accuracy, I care about the film itself. Let's each have our own opinions and not argue with each other. Respecting everyone's heartfelt opinions is much better than arguing over who is right or wrong, don't you think?

Thanks for the spoiler! I actually watched the raw version in pirated site, since I am too broke to buy express package. But so much stuff happened, I got confused.

I'm so happy that the ending is not like the 'bait' they show in the beginning. In the opening scene, after 8 years of Tengda, it shows Pei Qian is still poor and miserable, lonely, and having to keep the secret to himself. While his employees are well off (they wear nice clothes), and happy (Ma Yang even has a wife and kids). While watching the drama, I actually felt sad for Pei Qian.

Pei Qian's face when Ma Yang gave him Zhang Chu Lan figurine at his renovated office... I bet Peng Yu Chang was thinking about I Am Nobody...

Let me know if you find Eng sub link, TIA

Looks high budget. But who will sub it?

Omg... I can't believe that they even make a plot twist for the horse!!!

So, the last guy was Qin Mo's lookalike?

Netflix Thai or global?

No worries, it's only at the end of Ep 1 and 4 episodes after.

I want to touch those colorful tails... looks fluffy! The CGI of the flowing tails is so good.

I usually don't watch slice-of-life dramas, but with Chen Fei Yu and Sun Qian... I can't resist...

Tag "Extramarital Affair"? Who's married?

Who will sub this?

Maybe in his next drama, Make Me Tremble, he'll play a hot role. 😉 Looking forward for it!

Let's hope so... 🥺🥺🥺 All these Chinese dramas on falling in love with the "uncles"... 🤦🤦🤦

I was so excited to watch Chen Fang Tong and Dai Gao Zheng collab in a short drama again... until I read the word "uncle" in the synopsis... what should I do? 😭😭😭

I like the English title... "How to Train Your Killer".

"The Long Snakes Takes a Wife"... They better change the title... 😂😂😂

As long as there is no cable snap...

She and CMH's ex dated first, then he kept leaving her for CMH. Then she had another guy with whom she got pregnant. Then CMH's ex broke up with CMH to be with Eiko. It's just a complicated love, that's all.