I'm going to use this comment section as my personal test audience!ok, so imagine an episode of a show that starts…
Hmm, I personally think artistic shot of the couple fighting with their wedding photo (or one with a detailed shot of their linked hands with matching bands while they face somewhere far off in their wedding attire) hung in the background would look great. It would show that they once happily married each other with promises and hopes of future like the couple featured in the ending and the contrast between the fairy tale like marriage and the real deal of what marriage holds.
Yayy, 14k At times I feel this page solely exist for us to comment and clown around, Immortality is just a hoax, MDL just wants to increase page traffic😐
Dropping by to create a record of my very much alive self. An excerpt from 2ha, because I had an inspiration to read the ghost wedding arc out of nowhere and am wallowing in sadness :
Chu Wanning's eyelashes were lowered, as if still lost in Mo Ran's confession from a moment ago. Finally, Mo Ran gripped his jaw and forcefully tilted his face up.
But in that instant, Mo Ran suddenly froze.
It was the first time he'd ever seen regret on Chu Wanning's face. That expression was far too unfamiliar; Mo Ran abruptly pulled back his hand as if burned. "You ..."
Chu Wanning's expression was pained, as if silently enduring some kind of agony that dug into his bones, some sort of anguish that tore apart the organs. His voice was quiet. It floated the wind, heard by Mo Ran alone.
He said, "I'm sorry Mo Ran, It was this master's fault....."
Suddenly, the world fell silent, the rustling of the leaves, the billowing of the robes, all of it faded away. There was only Chu Wanning's face looking up at him. It was the only thing in the entire world that was clear, all that he could see.
Much should have passed through his mind at that time. Glee, smugness, ecstasy,... But none of it did. There was but one strange thought in his mind then, and only one-
When had he gotten.....so much taller than Chu Wanning?
Come join us in chit chatting. Or just drop in to say Hi and clown around for a bit until the drama airs. We are…
That's what brought me this far sane, I definitely will keep visiting and clowning with you guys. It's funny and entertaining to read your comments, and they definetely make us all feel a sense of togetherness😉
Since the news of this adaptation became public🥲 Your name was previously ShengJian right?? You guys have all changed your names, and I'm in the middle of wondering who's who💀
I'm out of strength to write comments these days, all I do is come here, read all the comments and go back to my hole. Looks like I've become a veteran in the art of waiting. But I'm definitely not ready for the day it airs, I'll loose my shit.
I just finished watching this after binging on hours end with my friends and I've got no words to describe what I'm feeling right now. I had dropped it after watching 5 episodes in hope of starting it again after it airs, but didn't feel enough enthusiasm though something kept prodding me to watch it over and over and I'm damn glad I did. I don't remember the last time something made me feel so fluffy and warm. From the start, I did not want to judge the acting as I wasn't close enough to figuring out the characterizations. Later I realised, F**k, they are perfect. Woo TaeKyung is inherently silent, observant, straight-forward, honest and brave. Noh ShinWoo is a fairyland dream every person would like to have, sweet, bad at expressing himself, a bit awkward and cute. Shin DaWon was straight up annoying, suffocating and so fake that it hurt, his character development was drastic and beautiful. NamGoong Shiwon is an angel with a beautiful smile and beautiful heart, quite a bit mysterious and lovable goofy. Lee SooHee was toxic, quite stubborn and defiant, too possessive. But something I liked about her, even when she hated TaeKyung, it wasn't because she was homophobic, she was scared of being replaced by someone and that was it. Doesn't make me overlook her underhandedness and disturbing nature though.
The plot: Beautiful. There was a lot of cringe in the beginning, but then it evened down and became so heartwarming that I nearly died of sweetness overdose. As a person who is not very fond of fluffy and sappy romance, I had no qualms watching and crying over this. Pretty and stunningly written. The actors played their part so well it looked like they were made for it. I could just feel the tangible love between TaeKyung and ShinWoo at the end and did not want them to leave from the screen, I wished i could keep watching them.
The love triangle: Most realistic and healthy one I've seen in a while. It made me angry, made me cringe, made me feel broken and sad and made me feel elated.
Noh ShinWoo: Hands down my favorite character, and nothing will change that. He's a perfectly constructed character, so well done that he might even feel like a summer dream. But that's what was needed to fill in between Shin DaOn's imperfections and TaeKyung's brutal honesty. He's someone I'll remember for long and long.
Special love to the teacher and Namgoong, they were both saviours, yet appeared human and had their own story and irreplaceable importance in the story, very unlike side charaters in many other bls.
I'm always going to remember the last episode, mainly TaeKyung and ShinWoo holding hands, looking at each other, kissing and just being in love with everyone, the people who matter to them being sweet and supportive.
It's a drama I'd want to watch again someday and smile till my face hurts from all that exertion with no regrets.
If anyone is interested, there's this amazing post that analyzes the existence of the flower in the story and…
Damn, I'm questioning my entire existence now. Just who are you meatbun, I'm convinced that you aren't human. 0_0 This revealation just blows my mind off. I've always known that the rebirth arc changed every person in someway, Chu Wanning became more humane and mundane owing to his tranformatoon as Xia Sini and million other things, ShiMei had a chance to turn back because he did not carry the weight of his entire clan over his head, XueMeng becane more grounded and mature thanks to the heavenly weapon acquisition arc and Chu Wanning's death and so on. But to think I've never been consciously aware that Chu Wanning redeems himself just as much as MoRan does, and of the parallels between various characters, I feel awestruck.
It would show that they once happily married each other with promises and hopes of future like the couple featured in the ending and the contrast between the fairy tale like marriage and the real deal of what marriage holds.
At times I feel this page solely exist for us to comment and clown around, Immortality is just a hoax, MDL just wants to increase page traffic😐
An excerpt from 2ha, because I had an inspiration to read the ghost wedding arc out of nowhere and am wallowing in sadness :
Chu Wanning's eyelashes were lowered, as if still lost in Mo Ran's confession from a moment ago. Finally, Mo Ran gripped his jaw and forcefully tilted his face up.
But in that instant, Mo Ran suddenly froze.
It was the first time he'd ever seen regret on Chu Wanning's face.
That expression was far too unfamiliar; Mo Ran abruptly pulled back his hand as if burned.
"You ..."
Chu Wanning's expression was pained, as if silently enduring some kind of agony that dug into his bones, some sort of anguish that tore apart the organs.
His voice was quiet.
It floated the wind, heard by Mo Ran alone.
He said, "I'm sorry Mo Ran, It was this master's fault....."
Suddenly, the world fell silent, the rustling of the leaves, the billowing of the robes, all of it faded away.
There was only Chu Wanning's face looking up at him. It was the only thing in the entire world that was clear, all that he could see.
Much should have passed through his mind at that time. Glee, smugness, ecstasy,...
But none of it did.
There was but one strange thought in his mind then, and only one-
When had he gotten.....so much taller than Chu Wanning?
Damn you Meatbun!! You're a certified saddist💀
Your name was previously ShengJian right?? You guys have all changed your names, and I'm in the middle of wondering who's who💀
Looks like I've become a veteran in the art of waiting. But I'm definitely not ready for the day it airs, I'll loose my shit.
I don't remember the last time something made me feel so fluffy and warm. From the start, I did not want to judge the acting as I wasn't close enough to figuring out the characterizations. Later I realised, F**k, they are perfect.
Woo TaeKyung is inherently silent, observant, straight-forward, honest and brave.
Noh ShinWoo is a fairyland dream every person would like to have, sweet, bad at expressing himself, a bit awkward and cute.
Shin DaWon was straight up annoying, suffocating and so fake that it hurt, his character development was drastic and beautiful.
NamGoong Shiwon is an angel with a beautiful smile and beautiful heart, quite a bit mysterious and lovable goofy.
Lee SooHee was toxic, quite stubborn and defiant, too possessive. But something I liked about her, even when she hated TaeKyung, it wasn't because she was homophobic, she was scared of being replaced by someone and that was it. Doesn't make me overlook her underhandedness and disturbing nature though.
The plot: Beautiful.
There was a lot of cringe in the beginning, but then it evened down and became so heartwarming that I nearly died of sweetness overdose. As a person who is not very fond of fluffy and sappy romance, I had no qualms watching and crying over this. Pretty and stunningly written. The actors played their part so well it looked like they were made for it. I could just feel the tangible love between TaeKyung and ShinWoo at the end and did not want them to leave from the screen, I wished i could keep watching them.
The love triangle: Most realistic and healthy one I've seen in a while. It made me angry, made me cringe, made me feel broken and sad and made me feel elated.
Noh ShinWoo: Hands down my favorite character, and nothing will change that. He's a perfectly constructed character, so well done that he might even feel like a summer dream. But that's what was needed to fill in between Shin DaOn's imperfections and TaeKyung's brutal honesty. He's someone I'll remember for long and long.
Special love to the teacher and Namgoong, they were both saviours, yet appeared human and had their own story and irreplaceable importance in the story, very unlike side charaters in many other bls.
I'm always going to remember the last episode, mainly TaeKyung and ShinWoo holding hands, looking at each other, kissing and just being in love with everyone, the people who matter to them being sweet and supportive.
It's a drama I'd want to watch again someday and smile till my face hurts from all that exertion with no regrets.
This revealation just blows my mind off. I've always known that the rebirth arc changed every person in someway, Chu Wanning became more humane and mundane owing to his tranformatoon as Xia Sini and million other things, ShiMei had a chance to turn back because he did not carry the weight of his entire clan over his head, XueMeng becane more grounded and mature thanks to the heavenly weapon acquisition arc and Chu Wanning's death and so on. But to think I've never been consciously aware that Chu Wanning redeems himself just as much as MoRan does, and of the parallels between various characters, I feel awestruck.