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pls 3rd collaboration ? ?

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pls 3rd collaboration pls ? zhao jinmai at zhang lingerie...

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The wind up was longer than I wanted but it really was worth it

So many episodes of unrequited love! It almost lost me, honestly. And Qin was actually pretty mean about it at times. I say that both as a warning and as encouragement to stick with it, because it really does pay off.

Duang is earnest and genuinely sweet. I wasn’t fully on board with his fixation on Qin at first, but I came around. And once they decide to actually figure things out, they commit (as did I). There are still obstacles, but they’re not drawn out or overly contrived. It settles into a story about two men falling in love, which I appreciated.

The intimate scenes are fire—and not just for the obvious reasons. There’s actual dialogue, and something about the delivery and what they were saying made those moments land in a deeper way. The actors felt comfortable with each other, and the staging, especially in the final episode, was incredibly effective. It was intimate without feeling gratuitous, and it did a great job showing how close the characters had become.

I also liked how the second couple developed. Their progression felt natural, and I found myself invested in their story as well. The friend group added a lot of warmth overall.

Definitely worth pushing through the early episodes for me.

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Wow.. pat myself on the back for finally finishing..

Sweet bb geezus.. ughh.. ok hear me out. I actually dropped this show on episode 3 cuz i was just bored out of my mind. Also i couldnt get past the 2 FLs way of talking on the show.. the slow, breathy voice.. i get it theyre supposed to be seductive fox demons.. but it was a bit too much for me.. it made me lose interest and distracted me from the storyline.. But then my conscience wouldn't let me go since I've watched and liked alot of shows directed by Guo Jingming. So after fighting with myself and my friends.. i decided to pick it up again.. i grinded through the first 12 eps.. then the story started getting interesting.. as the eps continued the story became watchable and why i ended up giving it an 8 rating.. lets talk about the plus.. if you've ever watched any of Guo Jingmings shows he usually casts the same actors/actresses and theyre all beautiful and the cinematography is always jaw dropping.. soundtracks are perfectly paired to set the mood.. his shows always depict these friendships and bonds amongst his characters that are just so meaningful and make you wanna go and hug your best friend.. and as his usual he will make you ugly cry throughout the episodes.. the only con here is it started boring for me but once i got over the 10th ep mark.. the story got better for me.. Would I recommend it? Sure. Just give it some patience. Would I rewatch it? Mmm.. maybe.. 💜

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Decepcionante

No começo, "De Geração para Geração" me prendeu muito, especialmente pela força da protagonista, Shen Jia Lan, que cai em desgraça e precisa se reinventar. Só que, à medida que a trama avançava, eu sentia uma perda de ritmo. Os diálogos começavam a ficar repetitivos, e o arco dos personagens principais, apesar de promissor, não evoluía como eu esperava. Demorei quase um mês para voltar a assistir, pois a curiosidade inicial se transformou em um senso de obrigação. Hoje, finalmente, consegui concluir, mas, no fim das contas, a série não entregou o impacto que eu tanto esperava. Foi uma decepção, porque o começo realmente tinha um potencial enorme.

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Just wonderful. Great acting, great plot, so fun and heartwarming. Don't miss it.

Things I adored

1 The plot. I'm not a fan of going back and change things plots because most times than not they start well to fail after a while and become nonsensical. Here it has been done so well it's believable and therefore much more impactful. I just fell in love with the concept and the way it was developed.

2 The father of the FL. His journey and his relationship with the FL and his family altogether made me cry more than once. It also made me laugh and yearn for my family. One of the best family dynamics I've ever seen. I wish I could start the drama again and re-experience everything I experienced while watching their family scenes. I wish he could be there until the end.

3 The FL. What a great actress. I never thought when I watched her profile that she could be that great. To be honest I think that she is the best Chinese actress based on this drama. I'm not sure yet how she'll fair with other dramas, this is the only one I watched her in but she was perfection. The difference between her younger self and the present self was done so well and she made it seem effortless. What surpassed me even more is that I never expected her to be that beautiful. Don't get me wrong, she's not unattractive, but at first I thought of her like any decent looking average actress. At the end of the drama and after watching her laugh, cry, be mischievous, be kind, be tough, be heartbroken, be in love, I found her gorgeous.
I adored every scene she was in. She was so natural it felt like she didn't act. Her chemistry with everyone was perfect. Her family, her friends, the ML, the 2ML. I've never seen that to be honest. I also adored her character. She was smart, tough, kind, but also with faults and clueless, therefore relatable. One of the best characters in a rom com, period. Oh, and I adored that she broke the 4th wall. Many don't like that in movies or series, but when it's well-done I love it. Here it was perfect. The actress delivered it with such talent I was looking forward to it.

4 The brother of the FL. What a great character and his relationship with the FL was perfect. It reminded me of my relationship with my brothers. The teasing, the love, the bond. The actor did a great job and made me connect with his character, with his struggles, his joys, his entire arc. I also loved his romantic relationship and the relationship he had with the ML. I'll be looking for other dramas with him.

5 The ML. He was perfect in his role. Do I find him particularly handsome? No. Did I like his haircut? Definitely not and I took my time to start the drama because of this. But what a great job he did that he made me forget haircut and everything after only one episode. His chemistry with the FL was unparalleled. Their banter, their friendship, their romance, everything was perfection. I couldn't have enough. this is the first drama I watch with him and have no idea how he fairs in other dramas but here he was absolutely perfect.
He was great as the college student in love, as the cold boss in present days, as everything actually. He impressed me and I rarely say that if ever. This was one of the best couples I've ever seen. I loved his character as well. So loyal, romantic, funny, driven. what else can you ask? Nothing.

6 The last scene, the one from their future. It was the scene I needed to make it absolutely perfect and they delivered even in that. Thank you all for such a great drama.

7 The humor. I have to make a separate entry about this because it's the first time I enjoyed so much the humor in a series that wasn't even pure comedy. It was so well done and between all characters that I enjoyed every minute of this. between the man leads, between friends, between the families.

Things I loved

1 The parents of the ML. They were a great couple although I regret we didn't see them a lot. I loved their relationship but also how they were with their son. Loving, supporting, and they made me laugh quite a lot.

2 That it was about lawyers. I love dramas with lawyers but usually they get boring after sometime or they fail at some level, usually relationship-wise. To be fair here the lawyer thing wasn't the focus, but still. It was a big part and I loved that and how they had principles and fought the good fight. We need that more than ever.

3 The 2FL. She was beautiful and talented. I connected with her in many cases, but there was something I didn't get. The music thing. Until the end I'm not sure what was going on. I also would have preferred her relationship with the 2ML was more developed in present day. Most of what we saw was in the past. It was good, but not enough.

4 The 2 ML. I could have hate him. He created enough problems for the main couple and he was a big part of the FL's life. But I didn't hate him. His arc was so well done that I felt for him more than anything else. I did get why he turned the way he did, and I'm happy with the ending. I loved his relationship with the FL, it felt real and I could relate to both. I also loved his relationship with the ML. That also was well done. The whole drama is a study of how to write good and relatable characters and fall in love with them even when you're not supposed to. The actor also did a good job to portray a nuanced character.

5 The 3Fl, Zi Xin. To be honest, I don't like the actress much, and I can't imagine her as a main lead. I imagine her as the villain more, and I was ready to dislike her in this drama as much as I disliked in her in other dramas. But once again her arc was well done and you can't help but like her and want her to succeed. This is what makes this drama perfect, that there's nothing to truly dislike.

6 The mother of the FL. I loved the actress and how well she embodied her role as the lovable spouse as well as the understanding and supportive mother of two smart and sassy children. Great job.

Things I disliked

1 I can only think of one. The music thing with the 2FL. I'm not sure what was the joke. I know I must be dense but what did they say? Could or couldn't she sing? Confusing and to be honest, not that funny after a while. Luckily it didn't take too much time, but it was still annoying.

Things I hated

1 The true villains, but this is also something that adds to the perfection of this drama. I hated the abused woman arc and of course the stupid CEO who was a bit of a caricature villain to be fair, but well, she wasn't a big part of the story so I can overcome this.

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this is worth watching

Ah, my sincere apologies for the mix-up! You were referring to the brand new 2026 release, **The Epoch of Miyu (蜜语纪)**, which just started airing. Let me give you the correct breakdown for this highly anticipated modern drama.
### Official Poster
*(Note: As this is a brand new release, poster links may fluctuate, but it officially features the leads set against a sleek, modern hotel backdrop).*
### Drama Details
* **Main Cast:**
* **Zhu Zhu** as Xu Miyu
* **Wallace Chung (Chung Hon-leung)** as Ji Feng
* **Li Meng** as Lu Zhenzhen
* **Jing Chao** as Nie Yucheng
* **MyDramaList (MDL) Rating:** **8.0/10** *(Based on early viewer reviews; this is currently airing as of April 2026)*
* **Platform Availability:**
* **iQIYI:** Yes (Airing)
* **WeTV (Tencent):** Yes (Airing)
* **Youku:** No
* **MangoTV:** No
* **Netflix:** No
### Synopsis
Adapted from the web novel *Mi Yu Ji* (蜜语纪) by Hong Jiu, the story follows Xu Miyu, a woman whose "perfect" marriage comes crashing down on her 10th anniversary when she discovers her husband's betrayal. Realizing she has spent the last decade compromising and completely losing her own identity to her marriage, she makes the difficult choice to file for divorce and start from absolute zero.
Hitting rock bottom, Miyu takes a job as a guest room cleaner at the prestigious Si Wei (Purong) Hotel. There, she unexpectedly crosses paths with Ji Feng, a former acquaintance and her first love, who has just arrived as the hotel's new General Manager. As they face high-stakes corporate warfare and workplace challenges together, their dynamic shifts from professional support to a deep, mature romance. Side by side, they rebuild their lives and work to transform the hotel into a soaring Shanghai landmark.
### Analysis: Should You Watch It?
**Why it’s a Must-Watch:**
* **Mature Adult Romance:** This isn't a fluffy idol drama. The leads are grown adults with real emotional baggage. The tension between Zhu Zhu and Wallace Chung is built on mutual respect and challenges, making their dynamic refreshingly mature and grounded.
* **Feminist Reclamation:** Miyu’s journey is incredibly cathartic. It is not a story about being "saved" by a rich CEO, but rather about a woman unlearning a lifetime of self-erasure, finding her footing, and reclaiming her career and identity piece by piece.
* **Cultural Depth:** The show tackles heavy, realistic themes regarding the immense societal pressures on Chinese women, filial piety, and the heavy burden of "gratitude debt" within families.
**Why it’s Not Worth It:**
* **Frustrating Early Episodes:** The first few episodes can be a tough watch because the betrayal and the people surrounding Miyu initially are highly toxic. If you don't enjoy the "infuriating cheating spouse" trope, the setup might test your patience.
* **Length:** At 38 episodes, it is on the longer side for a modern workplace drama, which means the corporate politics and hotel management storylines might drag in the middle before reaching the climax.
### **Overall Rating: 8.0/10**
A deeply satisfying watch if you enjoy mature, character-driven stories about second chances and women finding their inner steel after hitting rock bottom.

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A heart-felt celebration of love and growth

I think this is one of the best shows I've ever watched.

But first, I'd like to touch on a point I keep seeing about Duang's character; he is not "cringey" lol. I've seen people dismiss his character as childish because of his exaggerated declarations of love and his light-hearted design. But I think that reaction says more about our discomfort with emotional openness than about the character himself. He is unapologetically transparent about his feelings: he admits his affection towards Qin openly, shows up consistently, and never hides his devotion. Not only that, but he himself acknowledges that his behavior is heightened because of love. He exaggerates not out of immaturity, but as a deliberate choice to pursue and support the person he cares about. I want people to look beyond the surface when talking about him, because he is the one who never fails to show up, who provides stability and encouragement when it matters most. In a culture that often prizes stoicism and romanticizes "cold" characters, Duang, who wears his heart on his sleeve, can feel uncomfortable to watch. But that discomfort doesn’t mean he lacks depth. It's more your issue than his.

MOVING ON, this series had me giddy and kicking my feet the entire time. Watching Duang pursue Qin was both hilarious and heartwarming because his love is pure, but also so determined that giving up simply isn’t an option (and importantly, Qin’s consent is always respected). Their dynamic has you rooting for Duang all the time amongst the nervous anticipation, the joy of small gestures, the humor of awkward moments, and the tenderness of genuine connection. From a broader perspective I think this series depicts the FEELING of first love and the romance of youth.

Both leads undergo meaningful growth throughout the series. Duang learns to express his love in ways that Qin can accept, but also, his journey isn’t about BECOMING consistent, it’s about showing that his consistency has depth beyond romance. What evolves is how others, especially his father, come to see that commitment. Duang’s simplicity, following his heart without elaborate reasoning, can be misunderstood as a lack of seriousness. But he learns to show up in more ways than one. Qin, meanwhile, discovers that love isn’t something that holds you back, it’s something that propels you forward and makes you a braver version of yourself. He is able to take the decision to solve his conflict with his own parents, but he is able to do so at Duang's insistence and he is able to do so because he trusts Duang wholeheartedly. Initially he remains wary of Duang's affections, but slowly comes to fall for him, and also learns to showcase his own love in reciprocal ways.

Duang's friendship trio with Jamie and Pae is remarkably well written, and remarkably well acted by North and Wave. They're so supportive, never scared to poke fun at him in funny moments, but also never fail to call him out if he does something that he shouldn't have. They're as open as him at loving him and consistently show up, and their bond reinforces the idea that love shows up in many forms. Their presence really adds depth to the story.

I did deduct one point from the story because I wish Duang’s relationship with his family had been explored more fully, as Qin’s was. His struggles with consistency and the tension with his father, who clearly had certain concerns about Duang's choices in uni, could have added another layer to his character arc. Similarly, revisiting Qin’s parents toward the end, perhaps showing them at his performance, would have been a good touch.

Finally, TeeTee and Por have given INCREDIBLE performances, and their ability to depict properly the character's growth was so well-done. I will go so far as to say a character like Duang worked only because of how brilliantly TeeTee brought his personality and traits to life. I also think that Por was able to capture the shift from hesitance to acceptance to devotion REALLY WELL, like the shift in his expressions is actually pretty crazy, you can SEE when his opinion changes. I'm looking forward to seeing both of them in future projects.

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Guter Kriminalfall , schöne Romance - aber keine gemeinsame Geschichte

Hinweis: Folgende Zeilen stellen meine persönliche, subjektive Einschätzung der Serie dar.
Dare You to Death bringt eigentlich alle Voraussetzungen mit, die sowohl für einen spannenden Kriminalfall als auch für eine klassische BL Liebesgeschichte vielversprechend sind.
Der Kriminalfall basiert auf einem bekannten, grundsätzlich funktionierenden Setting: eine Gruppe privilegierter, attraktiver junger Menschen, eine Party und ein Todesfall. Im Laufe der Ermittlungen kommen zunehmend dunkle Geheimnisse ans Licht, Beziehungen werden neu bewertet und moralische Abgründe tun sich auf. Rein inhaltlich sind die Bausteine für einen soliden Crime Plot vorhanden.
Parallel dazu erzählt die Serie eine Liebesgeschichte zwischen zwei Ermittlern, die zuvor nie zusammengearbeitet haben und im Laufe der gemeinsamen Ermittlungen Gefühle füreinander entwickeln. Auch hier bedient die Serie vertraute und bewährte Elemente: zwei gutaussehende Hauptfiguren, anfängliche Distanz, langsame Annäherung, emotionale Spannungen.
Das zentrale Problem der Serie liegt jedoch genau in der Kombination dieser beiden eigentlich starken Erzählstränge. Kriminalfall und Liebesgeschichte wirken über weite Strecken, als würden sie nebeneinander herlaufen, statt sich gegenseitig zu beeinflussen oder zu ergänzen. Emotionale Entwicklungen der Figuren haben kaum spürbare Auswirkungen auf die Ermittlungen und umgekehrt bleibt der Kriminalfall oft erstaunlich unberührt von den persönlichen Verstrickungen der Hauptfiguren. Dadurch verlieren beide Stränge an Stärke.
Besonders schade ist dies, da weder das Setting noch der Cast das eigentliche Hindernis darstellen. Joong und Dunk überzeugen schauspielerisch, ihre Chemie funktioniert, und gerade deshalb wird deutlich, welches Potenzial hier ungenutzt bleibt. Die Figuren hätten deutlich an Tiefe gewinnen können, wenn ihre Beziehung stärker mit dem Fall verflochten worden wäre.
Das größte Defizit der Serie liegt somit im Drehbuch. Die grundlegenden Ideen sind vorhanden, doch es fehlt an einer klaren Entscheidung, wie Krimi und Romance miteinander verbunden werden sollen. Viele Szenen funktionieren isoliert gut, entfalten aber im Gesamtbild nicht die Wirkung, die möglich gewesen wäre.
Viele der 9 und 10 Bewertungen scheinen vor allem aus dem bestehenden Fandom der Hauptdarsteller zu stammen. Das ist verständlich Joong und Dunk bringen Präsenz, Charisma und eine treue Fangemeinde mit. Gerade deshalb ist es jedoch enttäuschend, dass man sich beim Schreiben der Geschichte nicht mehr Mühe gegeben hat, um dieser Besetzung gerecht zu werden.
Dare You to Death ist keine schlechte Serie, aber eine, die deutlich hinter ihrem Potenzial zurückbleibt. Wer in erster Linie wegen des Main Couples einschaltet, wird vermutlich zufrieden sein. Wer jedoch einen gut kombinierten Krimi Romance Plot erwartet, könnte am Ende das Gefühl haben, dass hier mehr möglich gewesen wäre.

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Too many twists and turns

Starting first with the story, I get that Zhao Jing wants revenge for her daughter, and the fact that Zhang Shi Kai got no comeuppance for what he did was naturally infuriating to a mother. Resurrecting him to inflict on him what he did to her daughter, though legally wrong, is emotionally understandable. I actually like the torture scenes, but I don't think they were "enough". Sadistic sounding, but I think we need more on the vengeance side when it comes to Zhang Shi Kai.

There are also a couple of things I don't understand, and I think many people echo the same thoughts. First, the back and forth on who ratted on the girls. What is the point of throwing out all these red herrings when they don't make logical sense? Second, why attempt to absolve Zhang Shi Kai of blame by giving him a sob story? Plus those few last minute turnarounds which left more questions and not answers. Who is Pong? Who is the mastermind behind the scenes? Are they related? Are you trying to tell me there's going to be a sequel?

Do also allow me to diss the random loveliness added in the penultimate episode. What's with the sudden love interests? I did not see them coming!

On to the acting. Shu Qi was attached to the project at the very start, and she was actually offered the role of Zhao Jing. Actors of her pedigree seem to have an obsession with going against people's expectations, and she chose to play the timid housewife Wang Hui Jun instead. Under normal circumstances, I would understand. Usually what happens is that the actor sees a character that's stronger or more interesting than the lead, and they are drawn to that role instead. In this case, I don't see it. I think Wang Hui Jun has interesting aspects, because she's exacting revenge very meekly, but she still has that resilience. But ultimately the character feels more like comic relief. It could also be deliberate portrayal, but I definitely think this isn't as good a role.

After Shu Qi chose the other role, they approached Sinje Lee for Zhao Jing, and it was a brilliant choice. Given that this is the "original lead" who sets the tone for the show, they found someone with gravitas in Lee. I would say that I cannot imagine Shu to be as good in the role (though it's all hypothetical). However, I find Lee's obvious Malaysian accent surprising at the start, because I am familiar with the actor, and she used to sport a perfect Taiwanese accent when doing media duties ten, twenty years ago. They explained that the character is Malaysian, and I was like "whatever you say, man". I did read articles where she talked about this, and I think they obviously modified the character for the actor rather than the other way round. But if it's what it takes to get Sinje Lee back on screen again, why not? She's a very subdued actor, very convincing and an extremely charming presence on screen.

I also really liked seeing both female leads acting together. So even though I can't say that the young actors were terrible (they were probably pretty good), I must say that I did not want to watch their parts that much. I was dragging the progress bar to skip to the mums.

There aren't any obvious weak links really. Well, except Patrick. Though I've also seen raving praise for Chung Hsin Lin's portrayal, but I think the makeup did about 90% of the work for her.

Overall, the drama is paced as if the episodes were dropped one by one instead of all at once. The reversals appear to be because the creators wanted one revelation every episode, and it was also written like that, which is why everything seems very frivolous and illogical. But is it entertaining? I think so.

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The best Cdrama ever

This is a Cdrama that I wouldn't want to end! I watched every scene and sometimes even rewind it just to rewatch some parts, unlike in other C-dramas that I would play it forward just to skip some boring scenes. Pursuit of Jade is just amazing! The cast, the OST. The female lead is so charming and magnetic, never annoying just like the other female leads in other Cdramas. And the Marquis of Wu’an is so handsome!!! I would want a husband like that for myself. The story is so interesting that I was able to watch 10 episodes in 1 sitting, If I did not have to work I would finish all 40 episodes at once. But I just dd not want the series to end!!! It’s that good!one of the best I have ever watched, if not the best!

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Resenha

Esse dorama foi, sem dúvidas, uma experiência muito boa de assistir. A trama conseguiu prender minha atenção e me manter curiosa até o fim, com personagens bem construídos e uma história que se desenvolveu de forma consistente. É perceptível o cuidado na produção, desde a fotografia até a trilha sonora, que complementou bem as cenas e ajudou a criar a atmosfera certa em cada momento.

Apesar disso, não considero perfeito. Houve partes que poderiam ter sido mais bem exploradas, situações que pareciam promissoras mas acabaram sendo resolvidas rápido demais ou deixadas de lado. Em alguns momentos, senti que o ritmo ficou irregular com episódios muito intensos seguidos por outros mais arrastados. Nada que estrague a experiência, mas o suficiente para não receber a nota máxima.

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