Story-wise, I personally found the time-travelling plot device to be a thinly contrived vehicle purely used to…
"There didn't seem to be a really compelling reason as to why she was being chosen to shuttle back-and-forth in between her modern era and his boran period - well, at least I wasn't really buying what the drama was selling to me anyway. "
From what I understand when Jao Khun Visarn was sick and about to die, his will to serve his country and get them through this crisis found her in the future and brought her back by use of that mirror. As the drama has flashbacks you can see that she had a strong will to serve her country or help others and also knew different languages that were helpful during that crisis. He got better and eventually found her again, felt a sense familiarity. Near the end he adopted her in time. This is a supernatural drama, so I found it believable enough, more than other time-travel dramas from other countries.
She and Yang Mi are opposite sides of acting style, but both works for me. She is full of expressions when she…
I get what you are saying, especially in Ashes of Love. She acts with her face, however it seems different than how everyone else acts. I'm still not decided if it's good or not, but I have watched about three of her dramas.
For those that want to know. It ends with them defeating evil and her completing her task successfully and leaving. He wrote down these tales and travels alone speaking to strangers. (That's what I got from it)
Here's my opinion, don't waste your time on this one. I'm relatively optimistic with whatever I watch, but I couldn't find one good thing about watching this movie. Angst with no reasoning, and then flashbacks upon flashbacks to help you understand, but in the end you don't care about anyone.
I do hope we can see these actors and actresses in other movies or dramas in the future. As regards to the ending, see the reply.
this has a romance as one of the genres yet it has slight romance in the tags, so which one is it?
I don't know how to define slight romance. Every episode has romantic moments, however I at episode 24 and they haven't come to anything. There's a triangle with the father, and I like both of the women. The romance is builds up slowly, but it's definitely there and there are many romantic moments. No kisses yet.
for all of people who are waiting for tang san to attack someone not just defend, I am at the last episode, and…
You call him sending out his vines to hold someone not attacking? Or him sending his hammer flying not attacking? But I agree, they de-powered him greatly in this drama. Maybe it'll be better in the next season.
You can't go by that, there are many dramas labelled Season One that are fully complete. I still agree with you though, I think it's highly likely they'll have a season two, mainly because of the popularity. In addition to this, the way Hu Lie Na is written into this adaptation.
For fans of Douluo Continent who are eager for the sequel and while waiting, I recommend the donghua Douluo Dalu…
Funny thing, I started with the anime, but dropped it, because of the animation and the length of the episodes (short), but it's not bad. I'm going to pick it back up.
I don't like clingy people, but really Tang San was clingy to her too, so it was mutual. Plus you have to remember…
In the manga and anime their relationship is closer. In addition to this, Tang San knows she is a soul beast. Not only have they nerfed TS powers, they also nerfed his intelligence. Last but not least, TS didn't mind at all.
From what I understand when Jao Khun Visarn was sick and about to die, his will to serve his country and get them through this crisis found her in the future and brought her back by use of that mirror. As the drama has flashbacks you can see that she had a strong will to serve her country or help others and also knew different languages that were helpful during that crisis. He got better and eventually found her again, felt a sense familiarity. Near the end he adopted her in time. This is a supernatural drama, so I found it believable enough, more than other time-travel dramas from other countries.
I do hope we can see these actors and actresses in other movies or dramas in the future. As regards to the ending, see the reply.