All of them look good, but Liu Yan is simply radiating. Calm and poised unlike his character in the show. Best…
Oh, don’t worry she’ll probably by evenings end or whenever it ends for her will have changed the dress one or two times. I never understand these things where they walk the red carpet in one dress then they have a second dress for half of the ceremony and then a third dress for the other half of the ceremony.
We don’t know yet because the schedule has been very erratic. At this point it goes up to 27 or 29. I don’t remember which on the calendar and it has 40 in total so we have no clue. We just go with the flow here.
All of them look good, but Liu Yan is simply radiating. Calm and poised unlike his character in the show. Best…
For the most part when the women’s stylist get it right their dresses look good. A lot of times if I stay up to wash the red carpet, it’s me and another friend is dissing the outfits because for some reason people stylists think they need to go avant-garde with the wardrobe when It’s really unnecessary. And it’s not even like a red carpet for a major award ceremony that comes off of merit or a premiere of some film. Jelly Lin is A Shui; I don’t remember her Mandarin name. Just the one that is always rolled around. I thought that Sabrina‘s dress looked nice, but her gloves were a bit much. It reminded me of the chick with the ginormous red finger tip things that plays the harp.
Thing about the stylists with both guys and girls; with guys they either put them into 70 layers worth of fabric or ill fitted suits or with girls, put them in dresses that belonged in the Scarlett O’Hara age and think that somehow it’s fashionable. I’ve watched many of their red carpets and it’s very rare that just about everybody hits the mark. The other thing I don’t understand is most of these people are in their late 20s early 30s, do they not understand what real fashion looks like?
All of them look good, but Liu Yan is simply radiating. Calm and poised unlike his character in the show. Best…
Actually, from this entire gaggle of people, he’s the only one that I follow aka actor who plays Puzhu is named Yang Shi Ze.
Feng Yilen (probably spelled that wrong lol also known as Alen Feng) who plays LY, is actually pretty well known behind the scenes for his prankster, laughing manner. So the fact that he’s reserved here is probably because just of the sheer amount of castmates and they are being watched by millions of people both domestically and internationally.
Awesome...personally I think this deserves 8.5+...Glad to know it has not ben brought down by haters
I’m somewhere around there myself right now. This drama just needs to be strong ending though we know it’s probably gonna be an OE since there’s another one following it, but it still needs to close out some characters properly.
It's quite good considering that there are many malicious low scores from haters. But actually I think this drama…
Personally, I’m not a fan of DB to begin with just because there’s a lot of trolls always bringing good dramas down or uploading really crappy dramas sort of like they do here. The only difference is MDL is a fan site made by fans for fans and DB is an official rating site in China.
The entire cast (more or less) showed up to the Weibo night red carpet thing, looking glam with fluffy toys I think that they were asked to name them after themselves or their characters (pure guesswork here)….cute nonetheless: https://weibo.com/7877145645/5228973569346312
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Thing about the stylists with both guys and girls; with guys they either put them into 70 layers worth of fabric or ill fitted suits or with girls, put them in dresses that belonged in the Scarlett O’Hara age and think that somehow it’s fashionable. I’ve watched many of their red carpets and it’s very rare that just about everybody hits the mark. The other thing I don’t understand is most of these people are in their late 20s early 30s, do they not understand what real fashion looks like?
Feng Yilen (probably spelled that wrong lol also known as Alen Feng) who plays LY, is actually pretty well known behind the scenes for his prankster, laughing manner. So the fact that he’s reserved here is probably because just of the sheer amount of castmates and they are being watched by millions of people both domestically and internationally.