I literally just rewatched 32 and love this scene - from leaping off the roof to a cool landing and quickly flinging…
@Linh For some reasons, I'm totally fine with no lip-kissing between them. The director was able to capture their intimacy with great subtlety and class. We see the progression on the range of AS holding/grabbing CG's arm. There was upper arm, lower arm sliding to wrist, and eventually holding hands, not to mention the few tight hugs and forehead kisses. It was sweet and respectfully done. But those canaries making out was just borderline birdie-porno and way too long. hahaha
I literally just rewatched 32 and love this scene - from leaping off the roof to a cool landing and quickly flinging…
As much as I love Leo and Reba's outstanding performance, I have to give MUCHO, MUCHO, MUUUCHOOO credit to the director for his vision in making the series.
I never saw the attraction in men sporting ring on the index finger, but why does it look so damn sexy and masculine on Ashile Sun. It adds so much to his mighty warrior aura.
When a character has the power to make you romanticize, you know it’s a good one.
Because we love that awesome kickass scene in ep 32 ... here is the replay.I noticed that whenever A'Sun is on…
I literally just rewatched 32 and love this scene - from leaping off the roof to a cool landing and quickly flinging the blade sword to save CG. Yes , that calling music is always associated to AS. I just LOVE the slow motion of how he had her arm around him and shouldered her up. There’s so many good scenes in 32.
I just re-watched ep. 32 at the scene where Ah Sun asked CG to return to the grassland with him and she said she thought they were done. He didn’t look happy at all and she said to discuss this matter later since there were spectators present.
Poor Ah Sun must have had one restless, sleepless night, fretting while strategizing at the same time on how to grasp onto CG. The next day, he said to her that ONE night has passed, let’s talk about this matter now. Hahaha. Our Ah Sun is not wasting precious time for the strong urge to ‘fess up is overwhelmingly real.
At this point, I'd take anything with them paired up.
While I'm waiting for upcomingMonday, I also tried a few new dramas this week, but found myself skipping through episodes, and none was able to hold my attention for long. Sigh...in the end, I resorted to either re-watching well-loved scenes of TLB or reading and typing away on MDL. Strangely, no panic in sight but rather well-contented with our GeSun to hold the light for us.
Ah Sun's eagle tribe is most likely part of the Eastern Turkic Khaganate and they lived north of China, inner…
@kaju this is what happens when you sit in front of the computer all day multitasking. =) But that aside, I already knew about Li Shi Min and the Tang dynasty. The drama just makes me read up some more as I watch it. I tend to do this when I watch historical series.
I only have eyes for Ah Sun and Li Jing. I do like Mujin in the manhwa though.
I enjoyed Mujin pranking AS for writing something like "my little strategist is cute". The manhwa creator did a funny spin on having AS drafted the message with his ugly as hell calligraphic penmanship.
I'm glad that the director makes AS literate and highly intelligent in TLB; which is why I don't mind the liberal deviation in the storyline between the manhwa and the drama. Both media are very entertaining.
When a character has the power to make you romanticize, you know it’s a good one.
Poor Ah Sun must have had one restless, sleepless night, fretting while strategizing at the same time on how to grasp onto CG. The next day, he said to her that ONE night has passed, let’s talk about this matter now. Hahaha. Our Ah Sun is not wasting precious time for the strong urge to ‘fess up is overwhelmingly real.
I'm glad that the director makes AS literate and highly intelligent in TLB; which is why I don't mind the liberal deviation in the storyline between the manhwa and the drama. Both media are very entertaining.