I know I said I am okay with the changes, and I already commented this before... BUT
I would really be disappointed if the scene where Hui threw that ashtray was the remake for what had happened in the novel
Sine the entire drama's name was based on that scene of Fei asking Hui what he was to him and Hui answering "The ashtray where I put my ash" referring to him as a sexu@l tool. It would be a waste.
ESP when Fei was later graped and Hui was listening over the phone, Fei told Hui "Someone else is putting their ash into your ashtray, find yourself a new one" That was when Hui realized all his wrong doings... while I get that it's different now in the show since Hui isn't as toxic, it would still be a shame if they omitted the entire thing
Another thing I would assume is Chiu yan is the replacement for Perade since they won't go all the way to France or hire westerns for that type of scenes.
OR
I will go for a wilder assumption and think it might be Hui's younger brother since his role here is major in comparison to his role in the novel.
As someone who's read the novel I will say 3 things
1.Despite the amount of events that were cut short, I think it wasn't that bad of an outcome, and being fair maybe I am a little relieved that they keep releasing flashbacks, which "may" include some of their past struggles until this relation was established.
Honestly, I would have what I see now than having to rewatch another version of LS 3 and see the same comments again due to lack of proper build-up.
I can already see that a lot of changes were made to Hui's character that made him more pleasant, but from the trailer it's evident that he would still mess up again with Fei, so, maybe they will somehow recreate but minorize their personalities and still retain the major similarities with their personas in the novel.
2. Someone said that the drama has a sad ending... If it's about the villain part with Fei, then yes. But TBH, I don't expect to see half of that on the show. I think they might imply with words, maybe release a scene or two.... but 95% of it should and would be censored
That on the side, it wasn't a sad ending, like at all, rather reasonable.
3. I personally had issues with the novel due to the personality holes in Fei's character, he was portrayed as a proud beauty who isn't easily swayed and a sassy one, yet he wasn't like that with Hui in the novel and occasionally allowed Hui to step on him, in the drama however I think it made better sense to me that he would always roar back.
finally, I LOOOOOOOVE that they made this a drama, and I love it, definitely strong competitor for top BLs this year
I'm also calm, so now I think I'll watch the episodes, but I won't take it seriously. what you plan to look forward…
I was joking, I have never written a FF in my entire life, I was more on the reading side... But, tonight I would take a look at all the newly posted ones and share the ones I like here if I you want.
As far as I have seen, multiple ones were posted yesterday, I am guessing everyone feels the same
my x account just got suspended. 😠what's in that post? Is it from the script itself or just a rumor?
Nanpai Sanshu added a hint under one of the videos for the episode finale
(((it's "severing the connection between earth and heaven" in the next 7 years, besides his existing records, no one must talk or make records of him, then seek out those daoist priest for the rituals.
heaven must be deceived, and everyone must genuinely believe he has died in order for him to come back)))
I just watched the first ep after a long wait, sois it a sad ending?who all die in the end?i heard that ZHX enters…
being unbiased -acting is great -Plot idea is decent -Direction wasn't it -Actions scenes were a hit or miss -Ending and last couple of eps were unrealistic
Haixia diedd in the early part of the novel, this show is generous enough to drag his death till ep 33. pretty…
@happymiian
UK, I am not a DY fan, I was a fan of the entire franchise. But wanna talk about generous?
I would have loved it if Haxia had in fact died early, instead they ruined his angel-like persona and gave fans false hope, you blame it one DY's fans? Let me tell you a certain fact, had he died, that show wouldn't have gotten half where it is right now and that director knew it, instead he decided to ruin a masterpiece novel with a kid-like plot instead of sticking to what made the novel perfect.
I would really be disappointed if the scene where Hui threw that ashtray was the remake for what had happened in the novel
Sine the entire drama's name was based on that scene of Fei asking Hui what he was to him and Hui answering "The ashtray where I put my ash" referring to him as a sexu@l tool. It would be a waste.
ESP when Fei was later graped and Hui was listening over the phone, Fei told Hui "Someone else is putting their ash into your ashtray, find yourself a new one" That was when Hui realized all his wrong doings... while I get that it's different now in the show since Hui isn't as toxic, it would still be a shame if they omitted the entire thing
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Another thing I would assume is Chiu yan is the replacement for Perade since they won't go all the way to France or hire westerns for that type of scenes.
OR
I will go for a wilder assumption and think it might be Hui's younger brother since his role here is major in comparison to his role in the novel.
the remake I think was made in the drama was him throwing the ashtray with their cigarettes' ashes on Fei
but I would really be disappointed if the scene where Hui threw that ashtray was the remake for it...
SPOILER AHEAD
The entire drama's name was based on that scene.
Basically Fei asked Hui what he was to him and Hui answered "The ashtray where I put my ash" referring to him as a sexu@l tool.
That's why when Fei was later graped and Hui was listening Fei told Hui "someone else is putting their ash into your ashtray, find yourself a new one"
1.Despite the amount of events that were cut short, I think it wasn't that bad of an outcome, and being fair maybe I am a little relieved that they keep releasing flashbacks, which "may" include some of their past struggles until this relation was established.
Honestly, I would have what I see now than having to rewatch another version of LS 3 and see the same comments again due to lack of proper build-up.
I can already see that a lot of changes were made to Hui's character that made him more pleasant, but from the trailer it's evident that he would still mess up again with Fei, so, maybe they will somehow recreate but minorize their personalities and still retain the major similarities with their personas in the novel.
2. Someone said that the drama has a sad ending... If it's about the villain part with Fei, then yes. But TBH, I don't expect to see half of that on the show. I think they might imply with words, maybe release a scene or two.... but 95% of it should and would be censored
That on the side, it wasn't a sad ending, like at all, rather reasonable.
3. I personally had issues with the novel due to the personality holes in Fei's character, he was portrayed as a proud beauty who isn't easily swayed and a sassy one, yet he wasn't like that with Hui in the novel and occasionally allowed Hui to step on him, in the drama however I think it made better sense to me that he would always roar back.
finally, I LOOOOOOOVE that they made this a drama, and I love it, definitely strong competitor for top BLs this year
tell me if you find anything good , please. And if you like this one or not, so I would know if I should similar ones or not
https://archiveofourown.org/works/87308831/chapters/231262976
As far as I have seen, multiple ones were posted yesterday, I am guessing everyone feels the same
https://www.sina.cn/news/detail/5313092168452532.html
(((it's "severing the connection between earth and heaven"
in the next 7 years, besides his existing records, no one must talk or make records of him, then seek out those daoist priest for the rituals.
heaven must be deceived, and everyone must genuinely believe he has died in order for him to come back)))
This was it
in the next 7 years, besides his existing records, no one must talk or make records of him, then seek out those daoist priest for the rituals.
heaven must be deceived, and everyone must genuinely believe he has died in order for him to come back
What is written
If you have watched the last episode.... check this ASAP
https://x.com/emie1073/status/2069431100087423149
-acting is great
-Plot idea is decent
-Direction wasn't it
-Actions scenes were a hit or miss
-Ending and last couple of eps were unrealistic
BUT, it highly depends on one's taste
UK, I am not a DY fan, I was a fan of the entire franchise. But wanna talk about generous?
I would have loved it if Haxia had in fact died early, instead they ruined his angel-like persona and gave fans false hope, you blame it one DY's fans? Let me tell you a certain fact, had he died, that show wouldn't have gotten half where it is right now and that director knew it, instead he decided to ruin a masterpiece novel with a kid-like plot instead of sticking to what made the novel perfect.
And while we're at it, the direction was terrible
Thanks, next <3