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I feel that such a reaction often takes place in reality. This is where many people can write that they would like to make friends with such a person. But this is a drama and this is the FL of the drama (many viewers here are more inclined to identify with the main character). But in reality, many (I'm not saying that everyone) people would feel overwhelmed in the presence of such people, because they are not as smart as they are, this can cause a certain envy. This could cause them some discomfort in dealing with such a person personally.

I feel "Once we get married" a kind of "guilty pleasure." The plot of the drama is too cheesy, simple and full of cliches, besides there are controversial points in principle. I think people mostly watch this drama because they fell in love with the chemistry between Wang Yu Wen and Wang Zi Qi after "The Love You Give Me."

and just because you don't have any evidence and the opportunity to trample a person into the mud whom you don't even know personally, you're so furious with your helplessness and venom.

What is your proof? Facts require hard evidence. Without proof, your hundred times written "I'm telling the facts" is just empty blah blah blah. And the idle gossip of some unknown dudes from social media is also not considered evidence. Are you personally familiar with these artists or do you work directly in this industry to know the truth first-hand? No, then you can't say any facts in principle.

Is what is written on Reddit your source of "verified facts"? Are you freaking laughing? The most ironic thing is that you don't even realize how ridiculous your arguments sound to NORMAL, as you put it, adults with critical thinking. Normal people don't look for the truth on social media like this, to begin with. If you want to be smart, you'd better keep quiet than write this in all seriousness.

Personally, in this sense, I am always condescending to anyone who is under 20 or a little older. After all, as they say, the human brain is formed before the age of 25.

High school students are still children in fact and tend to be immature. Moreover, the main leads here is still 15 years old, if I understand correctly. The peak of teenage stupidity. If the ML were 25 or 30 years old, it would be a different conversation.

Well, in general, an interesting family is emerging here. From the series "I would like to take a look at their family gatherings." It definitely wouldn't be boring.

So far, I've only watched 3 episodes and what can I say, I don't care about the camera work and the picture, for me it's more of a husk, the main thing is that the plot would be logical (or for the most part at least try to be logical) and fascinating. In this case, the plot is rushing too fast, the backstory of the main couple's relationship is being told too quickly, and what is still jarring is that many things from the lore and the description of the characters, their background, are spoken by the characters themselves. (for me, the golden rule of a good story is "show, don't tell.") But these are only the first episodes, and who knows, maybe the story will slow down further and develop more sedately? And will they reduce the amount of drama in what is happening? I personally don't mind a certain intensity of passions, but in my opinion it should happen later in history. At the beginning, I still don't know these characters and, accordingly, I'm not very involved in their fate, as the director has been trying to force me since the first episode. (it doesn't work that way for me, even if I like the actor or actress in this role, in the series I have to worry first of all about the character, and not for the actor who plays him). Therefore, I believe that the pace of the story at the beginning should be more leisurely, slow, so that I would better get to know the characters (at least the main ones) and the background surrounding them. And then gradually the pace of the narrative should increase. Another disadvantage seems to me, there is too much music, songs and musical accompaniment. Very little time passes here without using them and they accompany almost every action of the characters. The music is good, the songs are beautiful, but they should be added to the story in a measured manner, at moments that are particularly important for the story to emphasize a particular scene, rather than sounding every 2 minutes, in which case their sound is distorted and the meaning in adding them is also lost. Moreover, sometimes an action without music can have no less impact than with music, and sometimes it's even better than any music. There is a surplus in everything: an excess of beautiful pictures, an excess of the pace of the story, an excess of music, an excess of drama. It's as if the director is trying his best from the first episodes to hit the viewer on the spot on all fronts: the story, the picture, the music, in order to get him hooked on watching as quickly as possible. But in this case, it only worsens the quality of the series, not improves it. Everything looks expensive and rich, but it's not enough.

Well, she's one of my favorite actresses. And I liked her after watching "The Love you give me" (at the same time, it was her first drama that I watched and I think it's still her most popular role). I like how she plays smart and internally strong heroines, and at the same time her heroines are not devoid of sweet, funny and touching moments. Her heroines can be both strong and fragile, and she knows how to show it. I also like her roles in "Such a Good Love" (only this is not a typical romcom, but a drama to a greater extent), "You are my lover friend" and "Nobody knows" (this is a drama and a detective story)

It's quite ironic that you're now saying "don't believe the rumors" while convincing everyone that the RUMORS about Yu Shuxin and He Yu are true. Both statements are based on rumors, but you are willing to believe one and not the other. But there is no official confirmation in BOTH cases yet.

I'll even say more, ZLH looks more like a general than WHD or DYX. Although ZLH is "too handsome" as some haters say, but his beauty still looks manly, he has a touch of brutality. This distinguishes him from the actors of the "flower boys". It seems to me that an actor like ZLH, like wine, will look better and better with age.

" spread on the Internet"- this is not an official announcement from an official source. Nowadays, anyone can write on the Internet, anything, and for any purpose. Blindly believing everything that is written on the Internet is not the best thing to do. Especially to believe the media, which can write only for the sake of attracting extra attention, to invent "news" out of thin air.

The key word here is "rumors." It's too early to be so happy ahead of time. Nothing has been officially approved yet. I myself would be happy for their second collaboration, but I would not accept the rumors as 100% fact in advance.

And what's wrong with melodramas? Not all dramas have to be sugar romcoms. Personally, I can enjoy sad melodramas and fluffy romcoms equally. The main thing is that there would be a thoughtful narration and good acting.

I hope Wang Yu Wen gets more recognition. I started to love this actress after "The Love You Give Me." She has such a pleasant and natural acting style. I also like that most of her characters are independent and smart, but at the same time she knows how to show their vulnerable, cute and even funny sides with a special charm. I like that her characters can be strong at the same time, but still have some weaknesses, and it looks very natural. And in my opinion, Wang Yu Wen is good not only in comedy, but also in dramatic roles too. She played a great role in "Such a Good Love" and "Nobody Knows." And in costume dramas, she looks good in badass roles. A truly versatile actress. Now I'm looking forward to the release of her republican drama.

Thanks for the reply. Well, basically as I suspected. In Chinese idol dramas, in my opinion, they generally prefer good-looking but easily replaceable actors, who can hardly be called strong self-sufficient personalities in real life, they are easier to manage. They need multi-point cogs that will play popular character types in dramas. And trolls usually attack those who do not have aggressive self-promotion and rabid fans who are ready to attack others for any reason. After all, for them it's just business projects that are guaranteed to make money.

But why did these trolls suddenly step up against him? And why are there so many of them? I thought Luo Yunxi should be stable right now. He's not a very public person with a calm, pleasant personality, as far as I can tell. All Chinese actors and actresses have a lot of haters. But such fierce pressure has to start somewhere. Are they fans of other actors?

"But since this year, don't expect Luo yunxi drama to have high rating on MDL starting this year and especially on douban, regardless of good drama or not so good rama."
I'm sorry, but why? Is there some kind of ridiculous scandal again?

In my opinion, the problem here is more precisely the character played by Yu Shuxin. I actually like this drama, it's quite entertaining, I like the chemistry between He Yu and Yu Shuxin, but the character of Jang Mu seems to be here only to be the love interest of the ML, rather than being a full-fledged character. There's not much material here that Yu Shuxin could play, given that most of her screen time is spent in love scenes with the ML or the way she thinks about him. The story itself focuses more on the ML than on the FL. Yu Shuxin's the other characters in other dramas were more multifaceted. I personally hope that the situation will change a bit when Jang Mu gets older. I'm not saying that Jang Mu is one-dimensional, and I like her, but it's frustrating that she doesn't have any plot threads unrelated to the ML.