Riya

https://w.duboku.io/voddetail/4092.html - they aren't subbed

It's not just China but South Korea as well. The netizens gets so toxic and possesive over their favourite idol/actor that they are willing to ruin and ban the actor's significant partner. And even if the couple manages to survive, if by chance they decide to break up, the consequences are even worst.
It all about pleasing fan or it could cause them their entire career's downfall.

Dylan Wang has a certain dialect of Mandarin which is why he generally doesn't use his original voice. But let's hope he uses his original voice here.

So there are two ending- In one, she decides to stay in the game, since she didn't submitted the entire amount in the box. In other, she returns and discovers that ML was another player/employee at the company.
But I really which there was something more it. At the beginning, from the phone call we saw that FL didn't had good relation with her mother, what happened to that? What did FL do from the experience she gained from the show? She became so successful in the game, what about her real life?
They gave every character a proper ending and good screen time but somehow the main leads together only recieved barely 2 minutes together. If only drama had dedicated an entire last episode on the leads, the drama would have become way better.

From what I remember, the FL misunderstand that ML is her ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend's uncle (I think because of similar surname) and plans to make him fall in love with her, to take the revenge on her ex-boyfriend. Also the ML is some famous personality and she wants to interview him, so there's an office romance type situation as well. But I think from the synopsis, the plot would be pretty much same.

Damn...main leads kissing while the OST playing in background which was completely syncing with their emotions and feeling. It all felt so magical.

I can't deal with the family setting. All they did in the these six episodes was gaslighting, manipulating, blaming the weak and having double standards. I really hope that FL separates her family from this toxic environment even if it means leaving behind her pathetic father, who didn't even bothered standing up against his parents when his daughter and wife were on the verge of dying.
Honestly I have a feeling that the storyline would try to give all of them a redemption arc but that's the last thing I want. With all their wrong doings, they don't necessarily deserve that.

I don't think it's the audience but the writers and production who use these side characters as fillers to increase the episode duration.
We can't really do anything about it other than just skipping/fast forward those scenes.

I think he has some daddy issues though.

"the no hate" thing was specially written for fan like you who can't even handle someone criticizing their favorite actors. There's a difference between hating an actor and criticizing them for their acting.
Till date there are only 1 or 2 dramas of her that I actually enjoyed, other than that I end up dropping most of her dramas. So it wouldn't be wrong for me to say that I rarely ever enjoyed her drama.
Frankly speaking dude, this comment section is made of people to express their point of view. And it's not like I committed a crime writing a small note regarding 'my personal opinion' about an actor's acting. So you don't need to get this defense. If my comment bothers you so much, I think you should just ignore it and move on.

Why am I getting this feeling that in the end the brother is going get a small redemption arc and he will be completely forgiven for all his wrong doings? It's been a typical thing in cdrama where the villain get ill and then they are all forgiven, I feel something similar is going to happen here.

Few of my questions-
1. If YWS was given the the "YWS" when she was given the fake bride mission. What was her name before that? How people used to address her at wufang?
2. Young master Xue had black hair when he was younger, years later his hair turned blue but his body remained of a child...then in the last scene he is suddenly all grown up even though there wasn't a that big of a time gap. What's up with him?
3. What's with feng family and YWS knowing the same martial art moves. Is it possible that wufang leader was once a gong family members?

So many questions, left unanswered. From the storyline I think the directors were planning on making it a second part. But seeing so many controversies surrounding this drama, the chances seem pretty low to me.

And in the end everyone lost someone dear to them!!!

YWS's identity reveal in front of GZY happened so quick, I wasn't expecting it to happen in such. In my mind, such revelation was supposed to be grand and dramatic but I guess the revelation of Wufang's leader would be massive.

The current rumored cast isn't doing it for me. No hate, both SWL & ZYX are good-looking but when it comes to their acting I don't find it real enough. It's like I can from the screen feel them trying so hard to act. The only time I've liked their dramas are when they are opposite to powerful actors who manage to shadow their bad acting.
PS: Again no hate to anyone, it's just my personal pov.

Miles Wei is good at playing serious dominating Ceo type character but when it comes in terms of chemistry, I don't think he would come of as compatible with Bai Lu as much Dylan Wang does.

GSJ lowkey enjoying his brother and fiancee competing for his attention !!!! It's too fun to watch

For the past 14 episodes I am waiting for GZY's character development, but he still feels like a child participating in elder's game. At beginning when his first shot came in, I thought he was a mysterious guy who pretended to hide his true self but clearly half way through the drama, he still the good-looking main character who doesn't know anything happening around him and only cares about proving himself to GSJ.

At first I was reluctant to admit it but when compared to GSJ what is it about GZY that makes him the main character. I mean half of the time GZY is crying about being the sword wielder and simping around YWS (who one second is a stranger to him and another second she's his fiancee, their sudden development seems so unnatural when compared to GSJ & SQ's slow burn relationship.)

Let me guess, GZY is supposedly the 'chosen one' because he lived with a silver spoon (drinking, roaming around, having fun) and got to become the leader of a whole sect when he can barely manage himself.

Maybe because he isn't popular nor he is sentenced yet, i guess that worked in the drama's favour. If it would have been a popular celebrity he/she would have been long banned and erased in china.