He rejects her saying he has no prospects going forward but she follows him anyway. Its up to you to decide if they eventually get together. I personally don't think so because he just was never into her.
Everyone, please rate this drama! I have heard that some people are playing dirty to get the ratings to go down.…
Don't worry about it for now - only ~500 out of 5000 watchers have rated the show so far. When I see stats like that, I ignore the rating. Like many watchers, I don't rate anything until I have completed because the ending is critical to my rating.
I don't want to throw shades at Marcus Sim but although he's saying it's not Dilraba's fault, the way he worked…
"Who the hell watches dramas at .01 speed?" Someone with no life.
Its a super silly comment on a widespread industry practice. No production risks injuring their main actors if it can be avoided. One bad muscle pull and they can be in pain and performing below standard for the entire production. This has happened to countless actors in countless productions, the most recent I can think of is and Yu Menglong in Love Lasts Two Minds. and Luo Yi in And the Winner is Love. He pretty much had to be written out of most of the fight scenes after that.
its not clearly yet show until epi 18 but their is something unanswered questions que1 in the scene where crown…
As I said, that is certainly one way the drama can choose to tell that story. We don't know until it airs. But this is how it went down according to history: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xuanwu_Gate_Incident
Actually its a true story in history but slightly different:http://en.minghui.org/emh/articles/2005/12/7/67653.html
Haha - there are some great stories about Wei Zheng and Emperor Taizong that I hope make its way into the drama. I don't remember them all but the vinegar celery one stuck bc it is one of my favourite dishes as well.
its not clearly yet show until epi 18 but their is something unanswered questions que1 in the scene where crown…
That is certainly one way the drama could choose to tell the story but that would not be consistent with recorded history, although arguably not in direct conflict either. I actually hope not though. To me, it will be much more interesting for Changge to forgive him or give up on her revenge, not because he was not guilty or had a good reason for what he did but because he is a worthy ruler. In your scenario, he was morally justified so her "decision" becomes trivial.
It is fully subbed already just not released for non paying subscribers. Youku/the platforms make money from subscriptions…
Yes indeed. This show sends a strong message it is done right, regardless of whether its a BL or not, its gonna be a huge (and hopefully very profitable) hit!
WHY is this not fully subbed yet? I have been waiting weeks to binge this.
It is fully subbed already just not released for non paying subscribers. Youku/the platforms make money from subscriptions and advertising. WOH is doing very, very well. They are using the time to secure more ads/ad revenues on the back of the hype. Usually when shows are not doing so well, the platforms sometimes drop everything all at once. I doubt that will happen with this unfortunately.
Are there new BL guidelines? May I ask where you saw that?
Ah, I see. Given how much they spent on it, I can understand why they want to promote it. My understanding though is the content itself doesn't need to go through another round of censorship just to be promoted. It is just that into the 100th year it is unlikely that a big promotion will be approved or there may be restrictions on the scale of it (ie. front page etc). I was actually half expecting them to launch it after April 9 because they raised domestic subscription prices by 25-50pct from then. iQiyi did the same thing in November and lost ~5mm subscribers as a result. I expected Tencent to put something good out there to stop their subscribers from cancelling and Immortality would do it for them. Maybe the Long Ballad is doing well enough they don't need to do that. That is also probably why they dragged out the airing schedule for The Long Ballad.
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Someone with no life.
Its a super silly comment on a widespread industry practice. No production risks injuring their main actors if it can be avoided. One bad muscle pull and they can be in pain and performing below standard for the entire production. This has happened to countless actors in countless productions, the most recent I can think of is and Yu Menglong in Love Lasts Two Minds. and Luo Yi in And the Winner is Love. He pretty much had to be written out of most of the fight scenes after that.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xuanwu_Gate_Incident
http://en.minghui.org/emh/articles/2005/12/7/67653.html