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It's just for the fun of idol drama fans. Most of the actors from the advertised idol dramas are always on such lists. And professional actors in idol dramas are usually not cast unless they play supporting roles (parents of the characters, etc.). Really good actors can be found in less media dramas where the story is more important than popular names and pretty faces in the cast.

4 episodes and it's already really hooked me. So far, this drama promises to be atmospheric, dynamic and exciting, and I love the chemistry between Dilraba and Chen Xing Xu. I hope the drama doesn't slow down and disappoint by the end. As for the low rating, it's the same as usual on MDL. If this is another pink-vanilla romantic story with bland characters and a lack of a real storyline and drama, they will definitely give almost only 9 and 10 points, the main thing is more kisses and romance. But if the story has a plot, but is not so rosy, and the characters are layered and not so unambiguous, then it will definitely be underestimated here.

Delayed, but not canceled yet. At the moment, there are no official statements regarding Yu Shuxin's participation in the project yet. So far, it's at the level of rumors. Therefore, I do not consider it correct to draw any definite conclusions at the moment. The drama "Love and Speed" has still received a broadcast license. So the situation is far from clear.

A really good atmospheric strong story, not a masterpiece, of course, as there are some plot holes and questions about the character development of some characters. But overall, it's an interesting drama, done wisely. I wish there were more dramas like this shot in China. Such dramas are like a breath of fresh air.

As for the people on social media, most drama viewers don't participate in these fan wars anyway, just like many fan wars participants don't watch dramas involving the person they offend. Therefore, I would not focus only on messing around on social networks, they do not always reflect the real image of the artist in the country. "There may actually be a lot fewer fools than normal people, they're just much louder than normal people."

As far as I know, they mostly cancel proven cases of non-payment of taxes or something like that. But the fault lies with the actor himself, and usually the relevant structures are involved in the investigation, and not on the principle that some idiot wrote something on the Internet. Otherwise, it turns out that one idiot wrote some nonsense on the Internet, and a bunch of the same stupid people immediately believed it. According to this scheme, artists can be canceled in batches, without trial. After all, most artists have haters and there are a lot of dumb people who don't understand that sources from the Internet are not the ultimate truth. It's like Xu Kai's when his alleged ex-girlfriend denounced him, but later she confessed that she had never been his girlfriend. Hollywood alone shows how disgusting this whole system of absentee cancellation is, where first a person is completely defamed, spit on him without any evidence, then he goes to court, proves his innocence, and then this crowd of hypocrites abruptly changes shoes in flight and runs after him with apologies - "oh, sorry, I made a mistake." but no one thinks what this "mistake" of theirs cost a person. I'm generally silent about South Korea, where this "mistake" of stupid people can cost a person his life. An artist can pass away and "suddenly" people's "eyes open" - "it turns out he was innocent, let's make a show of mourning in memory of him." For me, this is all a huge wildness, because in any normal civilized society there should be such a basic thing as the presumption of innocence, when the accusers in court present evidence of the guilt of the person they accuse, and not the person just has to prove that he is not guilty. And the most ironic thing about Yu Shuxin's situation is that the haters are not even able to present something to Xinxin personally. The main scandal concerns her father and grandfather (and again without evidence, otherwise they could sue her family), she has nothing to do with it in any way. To show how "terrible" XinXin herself is, they were able to dig up a single case from who knows how long ago, in the form of the words of a single unknown actress, and it turned out that the whole show was scripted, XinXin didn't do anything terrible, and that actress just slanders her (just out of spite or for money, this is also a question, well, she definitely earned a certain "fame" at the expense of XinXin). And to me, it sounds like they just have to punish Yu Shuxin, who has never actually done anything illegal or malicious because of the malicious actions of other people who just like to throw mud at her because of their lousy nature. It's just some kind of circus.

Based on what should there be problems with the release of Yu Shuxin's dramas? In any normal State governed by the rule of law, punishment occurs only in the case of officially proven guilt. And the haters have nothing but unproven rumors on the Internet. You can't bring rumors to the point. Haters can only reach the level of the yellow press, which only people with a lack of critical thinking can believe in. Serious problems can only begin if Yu Shuxin is personally proven guilty in court. As far as I know, Yu Shuxin is doing everything as usual, currently filming in Thailand for the variety show "Speed and Love". Filming of the drama "Journey to Glory" is scheduled to begin on 11/09.

I get it. I'd like to know if it's more drama, romance, or life. I am specifically interested in this subject at the moment. So far, it's only clear that it contains a fantasy element (time travel).

I'm just curious to know what genre it is. It turns out strangely that they have already got the distribution license, but the genres are still not listed here.

In this case, collective responsibility cannot be applied.

As far as I know, the actors cannot predict in advance how good the whole script will turn out to be, because at the stage of signing the contract they can only know some parts of the script and the general idea. There is a practice when actors are not given complete information about the script at the very beginning, as a result, the actors may think that they are signing up for one thing, and then during the filming process everything can change a lot. And just to repeat, actors are people who simply portray what is written in the script/dictated by the director. They cannot be responsible for other people's work, their task is to portray their character well . It doesn't matter if critics rate the plot itself poorly or well, if the project is watched by a lot of viewers, they will still recognize the actors. And normal people may well evaluate the acting and the script itself separately. An actor can act superbly even in a bad drama, raising its watchability in the eyes of the audience, and in a good drama, completely wooden actors can act, who are dragged by the script itself and the director. And not always a hit means a masterpiece from the point of view of art. Very dubious projects can easily become hits, just if they please the majority of their viewers. And not all masterpieces become hits. Even really good artists may not be known by the majority of the audience, since they do not act in hyped projects.

Personally, I like this drama, but who has a problem with this drama, what does Zhou Ye have to do with it? Most of the dissatisfied people's questions are about the script, and she is an actress, not a screenwriter. What claims can there be against her in this regard? I don't see any criticism of her acting. She plays out perfectly what the script gives her. In relation to her, it should be considered how she personally plays the character, and the character was written by the screenwriter. That's all the questions for him and also to the director. .

I'm just glad she's finally booked. I really hope that "legend of the female general" will bring her the recognition she deserves.

"Love between fairy and devil" is still her best role, her second good role is in "Moonlight" (2021), I also like her in "I've Fallen for You " (the story itself is simple, the drama is not high-budget, but quite enjoyable).

Another revenge drama? Aren't there a lot of them coming out lately? No, for Esther, as an actress, it will be an interesting new experience. But from the point of view of the plot, as a viewer, I'm in doubt.

The scariest thing about this situation is that they don't consider pairing an adult actor with a minor actress in a drama as risky as a couple of newbies. The scariest thing is that there are enough viewers here who either agree with this idea, or those who ignore such disturbing things and are still ready to watch such projects, thereby ensuring their popularity and bringing money to their creators. Which, accordingly, only encourages the adoption of similar casting decisions in the future. I'm sure if the audience had created an impressive backlash reaction to this, they would have had to abandon this practice. Personally, even though I have favorites among actors and actresses, I don't watch all dramas with them, because I'm no less selective in terms of the plot of dramas.

Well, I would argue here, in my opinion, talent does not always depend on age, sometimes young actors are able to play more convincingly than more experienced ones. That's the first thing. And secondly, I personally haven't watched any dramas with Ai Mi, but many here say that she is extraordinarily talented for her age, and that's why they chose her for this drama. But if they could find an actress so young and at the same time so talented for her age, then wouldn't they be able to find an equally young and talented actor? It sounds like a double standard. Do we know many examples where 30-year-old actresses were paired with 16-17-year-old guys because they are extremely talented? And if we accept the fact that such young actors and actresses may not be able to play as well as their older сolleagues, then in any case, why pair an adult actor with a minor actress? She's too young, which means she can't play better than the older one. There will be no drama in this case either, if the level of play of one actor does not reach the level of the other's play.

For me personally, this looks like a very worrying trend. I don't mind the big age difference between the actors (as long as it's less than 30 years), if that's what the plot requires, but I'm categorically against a minor actress/actor in a romantic relationship with an adult actor/actress on screen, whether with or without kisses. For me, even if the actress just recently turned 18, I would also not like to see her with an adult actor. Yes, she's officially an adult now, but there's not much mental difference between 17-18. In my opinion, it is possible to make a match for adult actors (but only for those who are under 30 years old) from the age of 19 and older, but in no case younger. Such things are especially important because they relate to dramas that can be watched by very young viewers. If they want to make a very young actor/actress popular as soon as possible, they can also choose a couple of about the same age, with a difference of 1-2 years. If the plot is really high-quality, and the actors turn out to be really talented, they will become popular quickly. But writing a really good plot and characters is, of course, more difficult. It's much easier to take a ready-made star (who's already under 30) with big fandom and pair him with a minor (

Wow) that sounds like a very interesting pairing, I hope it turns out to be true.

And that's another question, if they wanted as young-looking actresses as possible, why didn't they consider 21-22-year-old actresses, well, 20 at least. I doubt that the difference would be very big. They also chose the one who just turned 17 just a few days ago. We have Zhao Jin Mai, who is 22 and could easily pass for a 17-year-old. And I'm sure the choice would be from those under the age of 25. I have vague doubts that it's only about the talent of the chosen actress. They could easily have found an older one with no less talent. And it's true, if they can easily get away with pairing a 17-year-old actress with a 27-year-old actor, next time they can choose a 15-year-old actress to pair a 30-year-old actor, and again there will be people who will say that "it's okay, they just won't kiss."