I do hope they will continue this show. In the meantime, I will watch the donghua. The story is basically the…
I have seen a lot of xanxia, wuxia, and fantasy dramas, and I love them. You seem to know a lot, so I would like to ask a question if you don't mind? Why do they cultivate? I thought they wanted immortality, enlightenment, and peace. So, if that is the case, why would a cultivator kill other cultivators?
Why not simply live a solitary life?
The world of cultivators appears to be a selfish and somewhat ruthless one.
I always question someone's mental state when they get a dozen tattoos only to remove them soon after.
I question anyone who decides to cover their body with tattoos, and how low their self-esteem is that they think it looks good. They do not. This tattoo war is getting out of hand, with people covering their faces and everything else you can think of. What a waste of the beautiful body God gave them IMO.
Basic story about the ups and downs of farming in the Republic era of China. Yang Mi and other actors did a good job. It was a bit too dramatic and tragic—more bad stories than good, but well-made.
In the novel, I think she is 16 and he is between 18 and 20. They should be around the same age, because they went to school together, but He Yan was reborn younger.
Oh, okay I get it. I am reading the novel and I have had to come to terms with the fact that It is not based on the novel but more an adaptation. So there are a lot of differences.
I did not read the novel, but I have never been so confused. The bouncing around with the scenes and the back and forth of flashbacks annoyed me. I found it hard to follow the plot. If I had not read the synopsis, I would have been totally lost. I did finish, but with a disappointed heart. I say this because the acting was outstanding and I do love Xanxia dramas, but this not so much.
That's incorrect. Feud outdid Northward and Moonlight Mystique in terms of popularity alone.
I did not read the novel, but I have never been so confused. The bouncing around with the scenes and the back and forth of flashbacks annoyed me. I found it hard to follow the plot. If I had not read the synopsis, I would have been totally lost. I did finish, but with a disappointed heart. I say this because the acting was outstanding and I do love Xanxia dramas, but this not so much.
There is no romance (I am assuming Bl) tag, so why would you expect romance?Sorry but before watching you should…
My bad, and you are right, I should have checked more. I saw a trailer and thought it looked like romance, but I was wrong. I will try not to do that again because it was a waste of my time. Thanks for your reply, but could you be a little nicer?
Why do they cultivate? I thought they wanted immortality, enlightenment, and peace. So, if that is the case, why would a cultivator kill other cultivators?
Why not simply live a solitary life?
The world of cultivators appears to be a selfish and somewhat ruthless one.