What are some examples? of The plot tries so hard to be deep and mysterious, but most of the time it just ends…
It ok there nothing wrong with being confused, at least you know why it confusing to you.
Here are example of why what he wrote got zero substance.
“It thinks it’s smarter than it is” - vague and dismissive
"One minute they act one way, the next minute they’re completely different, and it never feels earned." - Who? What was the scene?
"And the dialogue… honestly, it tries way too hard to sound deep. Characters keep saying these vague, “philosophical” lines that don’t actually mean much when you think about them." - Again, who? What was said?
Just curious what else do you want to know about the 10th dragon son ?
So you want more character development.
so what it is about his character that you felt wasn't develop?
because it was pretty straightforward
Going from a demon hunter seeking revenge against the people who caused the flood dragon massacre.
To discover that the people he thought were responsible weren't, and it was really his hidden identity that invited the real villain to cause that tragedy.
Now he is grappling with accepting his identity and learning what it means to be the 10th dragon. * We are here*
There isn't really anyone who could further his development; maybe this will change when we meet the real Chi Wen again, whose body is still stuck in the dragon abyss.
Not surprising - always the same tactics for Dilraba drama - the moment the drama receives high views and positive…
You literally can say that about any actor or actress, the more popular you are the more people will follow you and you just will end up with more fans but also more "haters"
Most people aren't gonna engage in the comments section, if they don't like it they might leave a rating and move on.
stop worrying about the boogeyman, I tell you this I find the drama OK, it not amazing not 9/10 or 10/10.
Here are example of why what he wrote got zero substance.
“It thinks it’s smarter than it is” - vague and dismissive
"One minute they act one way, the next minute they’re completely different, and it never feels earned." - Who? What was the scene?
"And the dialogue… honestly, it tries way too hard to sound deep. Characters keep saying these vague, “philosophical” lines that don’t actually mean much when you think about them." - Again, who? What was said?
so what it is about his character that you felt wasn't develop?
because it was pretty straightforward
Going from a demon hunter seeking revenge against the people who caused the flood dragon massacre.
To discover that the people he thought were responsible weren't, and it was really his hidden identity that invited the real villain to cause that tragedy.
Now he is grappling with accepting his identity and learning what it means to be the 10th dragon. * We are here*
There isn't really anyone who could further his development; maybe this will change when we meet the real Chi Wen again, whose body is still stuck in the dragon abyss.
I mean minus the people who already know about the "leak script"
Cause I think what really captivated me was the earlier episode 1-12, which had a clear "villain."
At least for DX case
Most people aren't gonna engage in the comments section, if they don't like it they might leave a rating and move on.
stop worrying about the boogeyman, I tell you this I find the drama OK, it not amazing not 9/10 or 10/10.
just the average of what people enjoy.
I don't think it's a 1/10, but I also don't think it's a 10/10