Definitely one of my favourite scenes. They both clearly started having feelings for each other, but both didn't…
I think he started seeing her differently. Not only differently from before, but different from other people. His heart started warming up to her. In his case, I think that was a start of a romantic love. In her case, whether romantic or not, her care for him became much more sincere. It wasn't really planned anymore and was more of a gut-feeling. In a lot of the earlier episodes it's very clear that she won't allow herself to feel more for him than she should and even when her feelings for him grew, she still stubbornly denied them even to herself.
“I will take you apart little by little, to see what kind of heart you have. Since my affection means nothing…
that scene.... what can I say. From the moment that wedding started my heart was already breaking. Tantai Jin was so happy and it hurt so much seeing him beaming and knowing that something bad was coming. Everything that happened afterwards was just pain after pain after pain. When he said that he wanted her to taste his hatred, I saw more sadness in his eyes than anger. Luo Yun Xi and Bai Lu were on fire in that scene.
TTEOTM had a lot a fight scene.One better than the next one.But this scene was CHEF'S KISS.Like it was amazing.…
I love seeing Luo Yun Xi is fight scenes, because he moves so elegantly. It's very smooth. Like watching a dance. Also, in that particular scene it's fittingly effortless, because he can basically kill them all, including Xiao Lin, in an instant, but doesn't. Like a cat playing with its prey. But I also think that it's clearly Li Susu's influence. He doesn't kill without a second thought anymore.
Wouldn't exactly call it bromance. They remain rivals throughout the drama and only worked together once. They are hardly friends let alone there being any bromance
LIS is a thirst trap.They are just as kinky as TTJ AND LSS.Maybe even more lol, like you cant stop watching once…
Their chemistry is undeniable. I used to think Bai Lu has the best chemistry with Xu Kai, but I was wrong. Bai Lu and Luo Yun Xi are definitely one of the best couples when it comes to chemistry. If they ever do another drama together (and it would be such a waste of they don't), I would watch it no matter what.
Finished my Love is Sweet therapy. It really was incredibly sweet. I loved watching the couple be all cute together. Since I know I'll be rewatching TTEOTM at some point in the future (might be sooner that I realise), I'm making these two dramas a set to be watched one after the other.
Except for ATWIL because he was on Covid Lock Down for 1-2 months during LIS filming and that messed up his schedule.…
LYX seems to have had some bad luck with FLs then. I haven't seen Cheng Xiao in a drama yet, but if she's as bad as Yukee then it's just sad to see his talent wasted like that.
so instead of banning the comedian who actually made the joke (which is already a little crazy, but hey, it's…
I'm all for respecting soldiers, but there should also be a line when it comes to punishments and actions to take. Obviously freedom of any kind is not really thr same thing in China as it is in most other countries, but even by their own standards they're going too far this time. Also, patriotism and all the requirements attached to it in China has always been over the top. Obviously as someone who doesn't live in China I would always lean towards freedom of expression and punishing the actual person who did something wrong instead of blowing things out of proportion and punishing everyone by association.
MDL has been glitching badly today, huh? Anyways, here's the tea regarding the origin of the clean up of C-ent.…
so instead of banning the comedian who actually made the joke (which is already a little crazy, but hey, it's China), they decided to blacklist everyone from same company? And, as if that's not enough, they are "cleaning up" the whole entertainment industry? Seriously? There are no important things for the government to do? Even knowing how crazy the Chinese government is, somehow they still find new ways to be a disappointment.
Well, it's not like we weren't aware of that. The Chinese government is not exactly the most tolerant in the world. You'd think that as time passes by, they'll realise that we live in a different world now, but it seems that they're getting more strict and more ridiculous.
I was thinking of giving Falling Into Your Smile a chance, but based on your review of CX, I'm not sure I'll be able to watch it. It's a pity.