Many of Wuxias and Xianxias aren't anything special tbh, mostly a misunderstood lead as the villain and enemies…
Yeah.😂 I can't say I'm hooked myself, watched too few to claim that but for sure I enjoy keeping track of them. They addictive like soap operas. Also after yrs of watching Korean Saeguks with the same style and colours, the diversity in costumes, accessories and hairstyles in Xianxias and Wuxias are a feast for my eyes!!
P.S.: They changed the name fast! Good thing I've already seen the new name in comments or I would be quite confused being replied in a drama I don't remember.
He's starting to age a bit in Moonlight Mystique. He looks younger in Destiny and Saving because they delay the…
No, I missed it. Did they announce the new name there?
I'm not a fan of sliced back hair at all, especially when hair is practically glued to skull, even in western shows. It greatly changes one's appearance and ages them as you said. He looked quite young in Under the Brocade too. They made him too pretty too.
He's starting to age a bit in Moonlight Mystique. He looks younger in Destiny and Saving because they delay the…
Everyone are bound to age at one point. 😅 I think MM was shot in 2023 and he does look older there. But Blossoming Love was shot in late '23, early '24 and he's younger looking. Maybe it's makeup. He looks the same in his recent shots too.
I will check it out at least, but it doesn't sound like something special. And then it's probably without proper…
Many of Wuxias and Xianxias aren't anything special tbh, mostly a misunderstood lead as the villain and enemies to lovers with a truckload of clichés. Even the plot twists are recycled but the execution can make one a hit and another a failure. Let's hope after 4 yrs this one turns out to be good.
Plot seems quite generic. Like it's been told a hundred times already. Dear Novel readers, is storytelling any good? Like the expansion or plot twists?
Oof—It was PAINFUL to watch Qiu Hua's indifference towards Zhang Quan Quan. (Many times I yelled at my screen,…
Sorry for late reply, I only finished it last week. Quite agree with your opinions, this must be one of the wierdest marriages I've ever seen, worse than an arranged or open one when everyone is doing her/his business independently. As YingZhi said this wasn't a matriage just a cooperation.
And what was that cheating plot? Was it even cheating? She didn't care at the slightest and only said "Alright, I was indifferent to you so that's it. Just be careful and don't get caught!" Then she went on with her work as if nothing has happened at all. So irrelevant!
I think because of her personality she didn't have much faith in a marriage in the first place, so cheating must have been somewhere in her unconscious mind all the time and giving how cynical she is, when she saw ber husband sitting with an older (?) woman, her suspicions rang true. Also she once said QQ not coming to collect her lessens her guilt, maybe his alleged adultry lessens it even more. He doesn't pay much attention to her, he has another woman hence she will be free to pursuit her life and work without feeling guilty about ignoring her marriage and husband emotionally and physically.
Even Hao Lei and Xia Shu pair, which I liked, turned out to be a disappointment. It's astonishing how there are 38 episodes and everything is left with either loose ends or hasty, unsasisfying wrap ups.
The 2ML is super annoying and whiney. I can still hear him whinning Song Niang all the drama time in my head after…
Yeah. It's the last scene and epilogue. Fast forwarded several years. Although to be honest he (or his cowardice) kind of got her father killed too, so well... a bit weird.
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P.S.: They changed the name fast! Good thing I've already seen the new name in comments or I would be quite confused being replied in a drama I don't remember.
I'm not a fan of sliced back hair at all, especially when hair is practically glued to skull, even in western shows. It greatly changes one's appearance and ages them as you said. He looked quite young in Under the Brocade too. They made him too pretty too.
I think MM was shot in 2023 and he does look older there. But Blossoming Love was shot in late '23, early '24 and he's younger looking. Maybe it's makeup. He looks the same in his recent shots too.
They could've wrapped it quite neatly in S2 already but wasted their time on long boring cases. I enjoyed chatting with you too. (✷‿✷)
And what was that cheating plot? Was it even cheating? She didn't care at the slightest and only said "Alright, I was indifferent to you so that's it. Just be careful and don't get caught!" Then she went on with her work as if nothing has happened at all. So irrelevant!
I think because of her personality she didn't have much faith in a marriage in the first place, so cheating must have been somewhere in her unconscious mind all the time and giving how cynical she is, when she saw ber husband sitting with an older (?) woman, her suspicions rang true. Also she once said QQ not coming to collect her lessens her guilt, maybe his alleged adultry lessens it even more. He doesn't pay much attention to her, he has another woman hence she will be free to pursuit her life and work without feeling guilty about ignoring her marriage and husband emotionally and physically.
Even Hao Lei and Xia Shu pair, which I liked, turned out to be a disappointment. It's astonishing how there are 38 episodes and everything is left with either loose ends or hasty, unsasisfying wrap ups.
The last brain death case was also just there to deal with their too similar traumas, while they could do something better with the last 2 episodes.