Honestly, YGY is so unlikable (I’m on episode 7 rn). Also I genuinely don’t understand why almost every female…
Exaxtly what I said in my comment below somewhere. I think the 1st impression he gives ppl especially girls is that he’s very smart & confident. Remember the 1st scene when we’re being introduced to this character?
OMG... just finished watching... and I have no idea what to say. Like... what happened... Can someone explain…
Wuxie is the main character in the Lost Tomb Series and he referred a lot to his grandpa’s diary. His grandpa being Wu Laogou. Lost Tomb happened after Mystic Nine, Chen Pi Ah Si appeared in one of them(forgot if he appeared in others), and it’s mainly the grandkids generation, with Xie Jiu’s grandson too. So I think they’re just showing that scene to make that connection.
ok this is crazy. so from the beginning with the 401 unit soldiers, 800m distance, teleporting to another dimension…
yeah at first I thought they’re all hallucinating but there are too many things that can’t be explained by that alone. I hope they don’t leave it at that.
In Episode 1, the FL and the people around her wanted Prince Li to marry the FL. But from Episode 2 onward, it’s…
I think as an adult she never wanted to marry Prince Li. She was betrothed to him when they were much younger I think, and then things happened and everything changed.
On Ep 41 now. I don’t understand why Hongbing, Xiao Xiao & Chuhe have to live such hard lives on their own as if they have no family support nor any savings. They were all rich kids. Maybe I can explain Hongbing’s situation coz he spent his life savings on his baby & his dad retired then got a stroke so I guess they used up all their savings…but Chu Jiahe didn’t have to sing in a night club & please that sketchy man who looks like a triad boss. She could have a better job. Rich girls those days & their parents would not allow their daughter to take a job like that in Shenzhen. Shenzhen was a dangerous place in the 80s-90s. Xiao Xiao was a rich kid too judging by his music instrument & the clothes he wore when he was a kid. He didn’t have to go do hard labor & lay bricks etc. Why did the drama make them take paths as if they came from poor background? All 3 of them have no family support nor savings? Even Mi Lan got caught for fraud. They can’t have some ordinary life after quitting opera & they just had to go walk the tragic life paths? I don’t get it.
Just watched this movie. Hearing them speak in Teochew dialect reminds me so much of my childhood listening to my grandma, grandaunts and their friends’ conversations. It’s a beautiful story worth-watching(the dialect being the heart of the storytelling) especially if your ancestors came to Southeast Asia from Chaoshan like mine.
Almost missed the last part after credit! Finished the drama finally, and aside from a brief frustration with the 1st arc, the drama in the latter half is very very good!