can someone explain me about what happened to himm
I think there was a fan he hooked up with/ dated privately few years ago. The girl took photos of them while in bed (FeiYu was sleeping. Then that girl got married afterwards, and not sure about exact details, but it seems she and the husband tried to extort money using those photos. Initially Feiyu was bashed because they thought he hooked up with a married woman, but the timeline had proven it false. Anyhow, he has always been targeted by cnetz as they couldn't accept that he's a successful nepo baby. So any small issues he has is magnified. But good thing these are not enough to completely cancel him. He's back and hopefully will pick a new series soon. Nepo baby or not, he is sure is talented.
I just finished the first episode and I don't get all these negative comments and complaining. Are these perhaps coming from first time watchers of Korean variety / reality shows?? Of course it's gonna be partially scripted, it will be very difficult and not to mention extremely dangerous to do a hidden cam for such premise. I think they did very well in creating an immersive 'gameplay'. Yes, it more or less like going into a horror house or a escape room , you know it's not real but you will still feel the thrill when you immerse yourself. And it's also not that difficult here considering the zombie actors are so in character, heck I was once in Universal Studios Japan and the halloween zombie event they had truly scared me even though I know they were not real.
Secondly, this is a show, of course all the casts know they gotta create content. So they need to 'play along' and put a balance between acting on their own accord/unscripted and trying not to mess up what the production has prepared for the flow of the show. And also for sure they have their assigned 'roles/characters.
Dindin already learned a lesson with his past experience in 2d1n haha I remember one episode there where they have to go to a series of challenge to unlock the passcode of the door that contains their food. Instead of going thru the challenges like how the flow of the show shld be, he acted as if it's a real life scenario and spent hours trying combination on the lock. I will never forget how elated he was when he opened it and the next moment how guilty he felt when production told them the rest of what they have prepared for the show will not be done anymore.haha If you also watch Runningman, you know they are pros in playing 'games' and going with the flow in these variety shows.
I have yet to see the other negative points in this show, it's sometimes cringe but I wouldn't reject it just because it is 'partially scripted'. And I actually like those red captions whenever they are breaking the fourth wall.
cang xuan is the male lead of the story but xiao yao does not fall in love with him. as a romance story the male…
Thank you. all these time I get confused with the many skinship between XY and TSJ, I thought it was weird for an asian drama if in the end she ends up with CX.
I haven't finished it yet, but I thought all this time that CangXuan is the main ML? haha can somebody spoil it for me pls? why his name appear next to YangZi's in the casting?
I'm on ep19 now, opinion might change in the future, but as of now as toxic as they are, I'm shipping her with Nine-Headed Demon. I feel like despite the abuse she's herself the most when she's with him. They are funny together but at the same time there is also always depht in their conversations. Between the 3MLs, she talks and reveals the most about herself to XiangLu. I guess it's because among the 3, she holds the least expectation from him.😂
I'm on ep17, I'm kinda confused and hopefully somebody can explain. That Chenrong Xinyue princess, is she from the country that was invaded? I thought Chenrong is destroyed and only the army that was hiding is left?
ep 8 now.. it's official, after months and months of mediocre dramas (even the hyped ones) I finally found something good. I'm loving this so far. It's so fast paced and I hope it stays consistent. I like that even though it's a reverse harem, the FL is not a wimp. She's strong and independent but not in an annoying woke way. and the MLs,she's got them all!!!!! Dandere(Shiqi), Tsundere(XiangLu), and I have a feeling main ML is gonna be a Yandere as he's got an 'I'm obsessed with my sister vibes'.
why didn't I start this sooner? I'm liking it so far. It's not cringey and the reverse harem is so far uniquely done. All the MLs are so far interesting, and man that whipping scene shocked me! (no cringe love at first sight moments) I also like the small realistic details they do, another example is how you can see YangZi really eating, you'd rarely see other actressess doing so.
I'm on episode 2 now, and I just wanna commend how realistic the 'beggar's' wounds were, and also how realistically they bandaged him. Usually on xianxia dramas they hardly care about these details (remembering ultra fake splotches of blood and bandage over clothes on other series haha).
this is surely an expensive cast! I've only been seeing clips on tiktok but can someone spoil it a little bit. Why does it seem HyoJoo is raising her son as a single mother? where in the father (Zo Insung)? I'm assuming he's still alive as he's top billed and not just a cameo.
at times whenever it's Vin and Yangyang on screen and the way they talk about their relationship, it felt like it's going in BL direction.haha they have stronger chemistry than with the FL
btw, although I have my own criticism on this, I actually do not agree with people who are way too harsh on the FL for leaving ML. I think it was a realistic decision given all the facts. And besides, they were teenagers at the time too. I know some culture will not really understand filial piety and just keeps saying grow a spine as if it's the western way of family dynamics. In most Asian culture, it's hard enough going against your real parent during your teens (and even in adulthood) no matter how much you think they are wrong. Here because of the adoption, aside from filial piety there is also the aspect of indebtedness. Obviously if this is a western show it's probably a different case as they have more individualistic and independent views, but since it's a Chinese drama I don't hate the FL for doing what she did in the past.
I'm on ep7 now, I'm wondering why FL has to borrow money from her friend. Isn't she supposed to also be rich? plus she's a doctor. It's a bit too convenient for the plot to have the brother get involved in the mess too.
I hate how he reacted over Vin's relocating. The script is sometimes illogical, I like angst, but I wish it was more natural and not overly dramatized.
Initially Feiyu was bashed because they thought he hooked up with a married woman, but the timeline had proven it false.
Anyhow, he has always been targeted by cnetz as they couldn't accept that he's a successful nepo baby.
So any small issues he has is magnified. But good thing these are not enough to completely cancel him.
He's back and hopefully will pick a new series soon. Nepo baby or not, he is sure is talented.
Are these perhaps coming from first time watchers of Korean variety / reality shows??
Of course it's gonna be partially scripted, it will be very difficult and not to mention extremely dangerous to do a hidden cam for such premise.
I think they did very well in creating an immersive 'gameplay'. Yes, it more or less like going into a horror house or a escape room , you know it's not real but you will still feel the thrill when you immerse yourself. And it's also not that difficult here considering the zombie actors are so in character, heck I was once in Universal Studios Japan and the halloween zombie event they had truly scared me even though I know they were not real.
Secondly, this is a show, of course all the casts know they gotta create content. So they need to 'play along' and put a balance between acting on their own accord/unscripted and trying not to mess up what the production has prepared for the flow of the show. And also for sure they have their assigned 'roles/characters.
Dindin already learned a lesson with his past experience in 2d1n haha I remember one episode there where they have to go to a series of challenge to unlock the passcode of the door that contains their food. Instead of going thru the challenges like how the flow of the show shld be, he acted as if it's a real life scenario and spent hours trying combination on the lock. I will never forget how elated he was when he opened it and the next moment how guilty he felt when production told them the rest of what they have prepared for the show will not be done anymore.haha If you also watch Runningman, you know they are pros in playing 'games' and going with the flow in these variety shows.
I have yet to see the other negative points in this show, it's sometimes cringe but I wouldn't reject it just because it is 'partially scripted'. And I actually like those red captions whenever they are breaking the fourth wall.
I feel like despite the abuse she's herself the most when she's with him. They are funny together but at the same time there is also always depht in their conversations. Between the 3MLs, she talks and reveals the most about herself to XiangLu. I guess it's because among the 3, she holds the least expectation from him.😂
That Chenrong Xinyue princess, is she from the country that was invaded? I thought Chenrong is destroyed and only the army that was hiding is left?
I like that even though it's a reverse harem, the FL is not a wimp. She's strong and independent but not in an annoying woke way.
and the MLs,she's got them all!!!!! Dandere(Shiqi), Tsundere(XiangLu), and I have a feeling main ML is gonna be a Yandere as he's got an 'I'm obsessed with my sister vibes'.
I also like the small realistic details they do, another example is how you can see YangZi really eating, you'd rarely see other actressess doing so.
I've only been seeing clips on tiktok but can someone spoil it a little bit.
Why does it seem HyoJoo is raising her son as a single mother? where in the father (Zo Insung)? I'm assuming he's still alive as he's top billed and not just a cameo.
they have stronger chemistry than with the FL
I think it was a realistic decision given all the facts. And besides, they were teenagers at the time too.
I know some culture will not really understand filial piety and just keeps saying grow a spine as if it's the western way of family dynamics.
In most Asian culture, it's hard enough going against your real parent during your teens (and even in adulthood) no matter how much you think they are wrong.
Here because of the adoption, aside from filial piety there is also the aspect of indebtedness.
Obviously if this is a western show it's probably a different case as they have more individualistic and independent views, but since it's a Chinese drama I don't hate the FL for doing what she did in the past.
It's a bit too convenient for the plot to have the brother get involved in the mess too.
The script is sometimes illogical, I like angst, but I wish it was more natural and not overly dramatized.