Everybody obsessed with zlh n disregarded how pretty xiwei is n all her cute hairstyles. Her versatility in playing…
I actually love her versatility and how she can showcase so many sides of the same character. But at the same time, it feels a bit disparate — the shifts are so different each time that it almost feels like I’m watching a different drama whenever she changes. It shows her amazing range, but the transitions can feel too disconnected. It’s probably more about the director than the actress — he’s the one controlling the flow.
It’s kind of like Clark Kent turning into Superman becoming a completely new version of the character.
i hope to see xie zheng fight full battle (without injuries) and show us the true nature of marquis of wu’an.…
I doubt it will change because I don't see why the director would suddenly shift his focus away from the FL. He's anchored the whole story around one character. To me, they have already shown the Marquis’s toughness in bursts — just not as dramatically, as extensively, or with the same depth as the FL.
not gonna lie this drama should have at least 50 episode to cover the novel
I’m not sure when that change went into effect, but there’s no longer a 40‑episode limit for historical costume dramas to allow for more quality period dramas.
I agree tbh 😅 I’ve read the novel too, and this happens with pretty much every adaptation. It does feel a…
An actor from another drama only skimmed the original novel and never actually read it. He said every adaptation will be different anyway. And honestly… if the actor doesn’t care, what can you really expect? At that point, the novel and the adaptation become two completely different works.
The MDL ranking seems to have peaked at #14 and has now slipped back to #16 right as the leaks happened. I wonder if the leaks influenced the drop since the timing overlaps, or did the drama simply hit its natural peak? People are talking more about the leaks than the show.
This drama is on track to surpass 3 billion cumulative effective views on Maoyan by the finale, and it could reach 4–5 billion by year’s end — two to four times the performance of most hit dramas.
That face he made when he said ‘kill me now’ was so deliciously unhinged. Such a good performance. I think part of it is his age — that 19‑to‑mid‑20s range has a kind of raw, youthful energy. That's why I think actors (male and esp. female) if they can play these kinds of roles before 30, it's comes across with more energy.
She's actually very good at voice acting, I loved her own dubbing in Moonlit Reunion where she had a very sensual…
she has both talent and training to do it at this level. she's so good using her voice. See this is why using her own voice is such a big advantage to bring out her character.
Tian Xiwei’s voice became much more powerful in the war scenes — just like a warrior. Not exactly masculine, but commanding, and even the tone itself sounded completely different. It changed so much that I actually thought she was dubbed just for those scenes, because in the rest of the drama I can clearly recognize her usual voice. But the credits say it’s all her own voice.
It’s kind of like Clark Kent turning into Superman becoming a completely new version of the character.
See this is why using her own voice is such a big advantage to bring out her character.