I’m also a novel reader and as much as I love the drama adaptation, I also felt abit of disappointment. I feels…
So true. I wish they had done a better job of luring us viewers into becoming more emotionally invested in her revenge. Maybe it’s because they removed the husband’s betrayal plotline, along with the fact that she was pregnant at the time? I feel the drama was too straightforward, never leaving us to wonder who was behind it and why they did this to her, which made it far less angsty.
I love the novel too and I was looking forward to the drama but I don't know it feels like there's something missing..…
From my perspective, the biggest missing piece was the friendship between He Yan and the Yezhou Garrison! In the novel, it was much more detailed and wholesome! Every side character had their own voice and background, which drew me in and made me look forward to their appearances back later arcs. They were taken seriously, and I feel that depth was what the drama lacked in favor of comedic moments. They should have balanced it out more TT
Especially Wang Bao, ugh, I love him so much!! He started off as such a bully and cocky that I really despised him, but over time I grew to like how he came to accept her. In the drama, the fast pacing of her challenging her opponents felt too sudden tbh, and that gradual emotional shift from hating Wang Bao to loving him just wasn’t there the way it was in the novel. You can say I really love the Yezhou Garrison Training Arc, really one of the big majors that made me stay and read until the end, it was so entertaining XD Also, I'm so glad to know that you're a novel reader hehe
As a novel reader, this drama was quite disappointing, but I’m still glad it received an adaptation. It definitely made me want to reread the novel, which truly deserves recognition for its emotional depth, well-developed characters, and slow pacing that allows the reader to fully enjoy its natural execution.
The Chinese "fans" don’t want a story. They want a personal fanfic where their CP gets 48 minutes of…
Ong, they're so insufferable and inconsiderate. Like, what do they even learn there? No sense of morality at all when it comes to BL, I'm part Chinese but what the hell, it's embarrassing.
Question, I heard that the ML in the novel isn't lovelable but is it worth for the read or I should just wait for the episodes drop??? Btw I love how every characters has flaws, does mistakes, it makes it realistic and human. The main cast and the mom acting served, I hate her but I get her 😭🙏
"I just don't get it—people criticizing or hating on someone purely based on their screen presence and appearance. It's really frustrating. I see many so-called 'fangirls' bashing him for his weight, and most of them, I'm sure, would get offended and feel insecure if we talked about their appearance. Can they just enjoy the damn good acting.
Gotta love how symbolisms are used by the director to show how psychologically Xiao Heng and XFF are s*xually…
whaa- From my perspective I just thought the red rose represented the ML main color (because of his clothing) and got her thinking about him and ML training with his swords to zen out his emotions because of that night lmao
Especially Wang Bao, ugh, I love him so much!! He started off as such a bully and cocky that I really despised him, but over time I grew to like how he came to accept her. In the drama, the fast pacing of her challenging her opponents felt too sudden tbh, and that gradual emotional shift from hating Wang Bao to loving him just wasn’t there the way it was in the novel. You can say I really love the Yezhou Garrison Training Arc, really one of the big majors that made me stay and read until the end, it was so entertaining XD
Also, I'm so glad to know that you're a novel reader hehe