Why did they choose such a much younger female lead? [Have read such remarks since months ago.]
- Perhaps because Aimi was the only actress during the casting who could truly grasp the character's feeling and emotion.
- Perhaps because the original script stated such age gap between the young lady and the general.
- Perhaps because among the actresses during the casting process, Aimi was the only one who could truly understand the character and integrate well.
- Perhaps because from the very beginning, Aimi has the best chemistry with Hou Minghao during the casting process of this series.
There are many reasons why the production team dare to choose Aimi to be the female lead. I'm pretty sure they won't take such risk in choosing minor actress if they don't have solid reason.
But again, Aimi is 17 years old when taking the role [shooting] not below that.
According to the China's law 17 years old although still minor but has very little restrains in some areas because they can be comsidered as almost adults.
So why if there's no actual kissing scene? Is it because the male lead Hou Minghao means it has to be a heavy romance drama?
Tsk...
Hou Minghao, Aimi, her parents, and the whole production team don't even bother about this age matter, so why you the so-called loyal fans and viewers suddenly become such a social justice warrior for this?
So please people, see it as a work of art [acting is an art, right?]
A work of art that doesn't break any China's minor age law.
They have just aired for 6 episodes only, too early to judge or give any low rating.
Rate and judge objectively, based on the whole story, the acting, the plot, etc.
Hating or becoming haters is not good for you health, especially your brain and heart health.
Just finished The Spirealm and I really enjoyed it but I don't understand the ending. Can someone please explain…
Hello, allow me to explain a bit about the ending part.
The main plot is about surviving inside the virtual game. Once they install and log on the game, the automatically lived inside the game until they suceeded and survived the game.
Ruam Lanzhu is an NPC that created by Gao Dawei to assist Ling Jiushi to survive inside the game.
The main purpose of their journey is to purify the game because it has been used to control people and caused so many deaths.
At the ending, Ruan Lanzhu and Ling Jiushi finally managed to survived and reached the last door [12th door]
The last door only can be activated by Ruan Lanzhu because he is the 'key' or we can say the 'program' that needed to purify the game.
After the game was purified, everything returned to the normal world before the game exist. Everyone didn't retain the memory of their life inside the virtual game world [except Ling Jiushi].
Ling Jiushi felt devastated of losing Ruan Lanzhu and his Obsidian family worked to rebuild the Spiritual Realm.
It took him 50 years to create everything and everyone [in a form of NPC] back inside the Spiritual Realm.
When he finally made it, he decided that he wanted to leave his real world and spend the rest of his life inside The Spiritual Realm that he had created, to live with his Ruan Lanzhu and Obsidian Family.
I think that's the ending based in my own interpretation. Hope it can help you to understand the ending and the series in general.
Usually when the C-govt has set up such regulations, all parties including the fans must comply.
If the fans disputes over this issue still exist [big scale disputes, annoying, and escalating even questioning the govt. decision] then the artists and their management will definitely take the brunt.
I'm kind of sad that they leaned towards the bromance more towards the end of the drama instead of the trio's…
Based on The Seven Heroes and Five Gallants, Bai Yutang was Zhan Zhao's acquaintance especially when he needed assistance from the famous Five Rats.
I don't think its purpose is to lean towards the bromance side but probably to emphasize that later in the future The Five Rats [especially Bai Yutang] would occasionally help Bao Zheng to investigate cases for The Kaifeng Prefecture.
Huo Linglong was a character that created by this novel's author.
If it is based on the original The Seven Heroes and Five Gallants, the only Jianghu female character regularly mentioned was Ding Yuehua who in the future would be Zhan Zhao's wife.
This is indeed a male-centric story. This is originally a classic Gong'an novel created during Qing Dynasty which sorry to say, not much of women's involvement in the men's world.
[You know in ancient China, court politics, jianghu, and etc underestimated women so much.]
So, this is NOT Bromance nor BL story.
Just because there is no romance doesn't mean it has to be categorized as bromance or BL.
I'm a bromance/BL series watcher and books reader as well.
Let's not focus to generalise each drama as BL/BG/GL/Bromance. Sometimes no romance means no romance, friendship/brotherhood/sisterhood then let it just be like that.
Good drama. Great fighting scenes. Aside from the fight in the rain, I also really liked ZZ's final fight with…
The one who shot arrow [by judging at the arrow position which look like shot from higher position] was most probably Bai Yutang.
Zhan Zhao is the court official, he couldn't kill the royal family. If he did kill the prince then the consequence would be huge, that's why Bai Yutang took the shot.
- Towards The Truth- The Vendetta of An- Nirvana in Fire- Judge Dee's Mystery- Kill My Sins- A League of NoblemenSlight…
Hahaha... Although Nirvana in Fire is really good but it's quite heavy with the palace political intrigue. So probably not everyone can stand such 54 episodes. If you are also into such genre, you might as well check these 2:
- The Longest Day in Chang'an - The Wind Blows from Longxi
- Perhaps because Aimi was the only actress during the casting who could truly grasp the character's feeling and emotion.
- Perhaps because the original script stated such age gap between the young lady and the general.
- Perhaps because among the actresses during the casting process, Aimi was the only one who could truly understand the character and integrate well.
- Perhaps because from the very beginning, Aimi has the best chemistry with Hou Minghao during the casting process of this series.
There are many reasons why the production team dare to choose Aimi to be the female lead. I'm pretty sure they won't take such risk in choosing minor actress if they don't have solid reason.
But again, Aimi is 17 years old when taking the role [shooting] not below that.
According to the China's law 17 years old although still minor but has very little restrains in some areas because they can be comsidered as almost adults.
So why if there's no actual kissing scene? Is it because the male lead Hou Minghao means it has to be a heavy romance drama?
Tsk...
Hou Minghao, Aimi, her parents, and the whole production team don't even bother about this age matter, so why you the so-called loyal fans and viewers suddenly become such a social justice warrior for this?
So please people, see it as a work of art [acting is an art, right?]
A work of art that doesn't break any China's minor age law.
They have just aired for 6 episodes only, too early to judge or give any low rating.
Rate and judge objectively, based on the whole story, the acting, the plot, etc.
Hating or becoming haters is not good for you health, especially your brain and heart health.
Thank you
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The main plot is about surviving inside the virtual game. Once they install and log on the game, the automatically lived inside the game until they suceeded and survived the game.
Ruam Lanzhu is an NPC that created by Gao Dawei to assist Ling Jiushi to survive inside the game.
The main purpose of their journey is to purify the game because it has been used to control people and caused so many deaths.
At the ending, Ruan Lanzhu and Ling Jiushi finally managed to survived and reached the last door [12th door]
The last door only can be activated by Ruan Lanzhu because he is the 'key' or we can say the 'program' that needed to purify the game.
After the game was purified, everything returned to the normal world before the game exist. Everyone didn't retain the memory of their life inside the virtual game world [except Ling Jiushi].
Ling Jiushi felt devastated of losing Ruan Lanzhu and his Obsidian family worked to rebuild the Spiritual Realm.
It took him 50 years to create everything and everyone [in a form of NPC] back inside the Spiritual Realm.
When he finally made it, he decided that he wanted to leave his real world and spend the rest of his life inside The Spiritual Realm that he had created, to live with his Ruan Lanzhu and Obsidian Family.
I think that's the ending based in my own interpretation. Hope it can help you to understand the ending and the series in general.
Thank you
If the fans disputes over this issue still exist [big scale disputes, annoying, and escalating even questioning the govt. decision] then the artists and their management will definitely take the brunt.
I don't think its purpose is to lean towards the bromance side but probably to emphasize that later in the future The Five Rats [especially Bai Yutang] would occasionally help Bao Zheng to investigate cases for The Kaifeng Prefecture.
Huo Linglong was a character that created by this novel's author.
If it is based on the original The Seven Heroes and Five Gallants, the only Jianghu female character regularly mentioned was Ding Yuehua who in the future would be Zhan Zhao's wife.
This is indeed a male-centric story. This is originally a classic Gong'an novel created during Qing Dynasty which sorry to say, not much of women's involvement in the men's world.
[You know in ancient China, court politics, jianghu, and etc underestimated women so much.]
So, this is NOT Bromance nor BL story.
Just because there is no romance doesn't mean it has to be categorized as bromance or BL.
I'm a bromance/BL series watcher and books reader as well.
Let's not focus to generalise each drama as BL/BG/GL/Bromance. Sometimes no romance means no romance, friendship/brotherhood/sisterhood then let it just be like that.
Thank you..
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I actually have read lots of historical books, but like the previous comment, my preference is BL novel.
If you are still interested, you can send me a message.
Thank you
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I'm curious because lots of the cast are those actors who had roles in Strange Tales of Tang Dynasty universe.
Not much episodes, short duration, interrsting stories, not awkward actors [at least they really can act]
Overall for short series, it's worth to watch to kill your free time, especially when you run out of good series to watch.
Hopefully there would be the next season because it seems like there might be continuation of his journey.
Fingers cross 😊💐🤞🏼
Ding Yuxi deserves to be highly apreeciated because of his well performance as Dongfang Bubai.
My rating would be solely given to him.
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Zhan Zhao is the court official, he couldn't kill the royal family. If he did kill the prince then the consequence would be huge, that's why Bai Yutang took the shot.
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Although Nirvana in Fire is really good but it's quite heavy with the palace political intrigue.
So probably not everyone can stand such 54 episodes.
If you are also into such genre, you might as well check these 2:
- The Longest Day in Chang'an
- The Wind Blows from Longxi
- The Longest Day in Chang'an
- The Wind Blows from Longxi
You're welcome, happy to share.. 👌🏼
- The Vendetta of An
- Nirvana in Fire
- Judge Dee's Mystery
- Kill My Sins
- A League of Noblemen
Slight to none romance. You can check the descriptions on MDL or Dramawiki.
Hope it suits your preference.
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Zhan Zhao wanted to kill the old prince but the consequence would be huge if he did it, so Bai Yutang took the shot instead.