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He has quite a few novels. You can try reading them.

I Eat Tomatoes. He is the author of Lord Xue Ying.

I know what you mean. I have practically read all cultivation novels that aren't harem. It's get hard to find new things to read.

If you like BL, try: Mo Dao Zu Shi, Tian Guan Ci Fu, Lie Huo Jia Chou,

I don't like harem or anything with polygamy so I usually skip them. Most martial arts donghua don't focus on romance but there are some whose original source have good romance. Aside from Xue Ying Ling Zhu, try: Wu Geng Ji, Douluo Dalu, Ze Tian Ji, and Da Zhu Zai. Tunshi Xingkong is also by IET but it is set in the future.

I am really looking forward to this drama. I like IET because he doesn't do harem.

I think there will be. Although I eat tomatoes tends to put less effort in the development of female leads, romance is a major aspect of his novels.

It is good.

That cover picture.....???? Are the main leads, ghosts? Invisible people?

Thanks.

I am also a writer and I also didn't think that the ending was justified. I think that the screenwriter was going for shock value but it wasn't necessary.

The synopsis reminds me of HIStory: make our days count. I am still traumatised by that ending which makes me fear this story which sounds very similar.

My eyes hurt so badly from crying and my nose is so itchy. I feel that the last part of the last episode was a trap. XHT said everything was over and he seemed to be moving on but it also feels like the decision to go to the Himalayan to meet XG isn't figurative but literal. It's like he has decided that there is no longer any need to be sad because he is moving towards an exit.

Although I liked the underlying story but like you, I didn't feel the chemistry. The acting and kiss scenes were also very awkaward.

I am okay with a subtle romance. What I am worried about is a complete lack of ambiguity.

I understand your reasoning but when an author writes a story, each and every aspect serves a purpose. Worship is one aspect and romantic love is another. Completely ignoring the aspect of romantic love removes some depth from the characters and cripples their development. I think it is better to delay the release rather than deviate from the author's original intention and the readers' expectations.

It can be adapted but the end product will most certainly be disappointing. HuaLian is really not dispensable.

Eeeeeerm....., it can be adapted but the end product will most certainly be disappointing. HuaLian is really not dispensable.