Tushan Jing and Xiao Yao, here's to a Happily Ever After

 soTreeD:

Thanks Chun Tian! Yes voting hard!
Every weibo account gets 10 votes... they started to do Captcha since the top3 are suddenly massively in the lead lol
We are now at 4th... just maintaining and hope that after the panel of judges put in their percentages we will not drop too low...  

Gosh...who are the top 3? And how far are we away from 3rd place?

 ChunTian:

Gosh...who are the top 3? And how far are we away from 3rd place?

hahahahhaha ahem... I can only guess the top 3 is the reason why the captcha was added on Day3...

They are in the 900k-1M range already... LDT is in the fourth place closing in on 200k

Fellow Jing Fans, 

Today, 10th May, is Jing actor, Deng Wei's debut 4th anniversary! Happy Anniversary to our favourite fox, Weiwei. 🦊❤️Looking forward to seeing him in many more dramas to come.

Meanwhile, here is a collection of Deng Wei's works for your viewing pleasure:  https://xhslink.com/a/e31M0IU17Oacb

 Little Silva:

Hello, fellow Jing fans!  I have a quick question.  As a big fan of this character, am I better off reading a translated version of this novel or the manhua (Chinese graphic novel)?

If you like the visuals of the manhua (I personally do, but I know some fans who don't), honestly I'd recommend reading both. 

The novel (and its translations) has way more detail that helps provide context to better understand the story, the characters, and their motivations, while the manhua provides beautiful visuals that help with picturing all the settings, scenes and characters. Another factor to consider is that, as far as I'm aware, the manhua translations are still incomplete. 

YSQ in the manhua:

TSJ in the manhua:

 Little Silva:

I do like the look of the manhua.  I also like the extra detail in the novels.  My concern is that almost everyone who reads the novels say they cried their eyes out and I'm not sure I am ready for that emotional rollercoaster. I just don't want to miss out on the best parts.

If you're reading with a focus on TSJ / YaoJing, I feel like the drama has almost all of the most devastating parts covered, so you wouldn't be getting a tonne of new emotional devastation... if that makes sense. Although some of the most brutal scenes (like the fight between TSJ and TSH and also some of the ways that XY deals with her grief after TSJ's "death") are more drawn out in the novel. 

 Little Silva:

I also heard some of TSJ's scenes in season two were given to other characters and I want to know which ones those were.

Maybe start with just reading chapter 36 of the novel. Ideally you'd read a little bit before and a little bit after that chapter, too, so you get the full context of how TSJ saw what XY needed at that time, played an important role in helping her get what she needed, and did so even though he was taking a big risk. IMO, the way the drama handled that mini-arc shortchanged TSJ's role and some of the changes (e.g., having CX third-wheel the romantic scenes and having CX and XL, but not TSJ, bow to the portrait of XY's parents in the drama) are definitely among the drama changes that TSJ fans have criticized the most. 

 Little Silva:

Hello, fellow Jing fans!  I have a quick question.  As a big fan of this character, am I better off reading a translated version of this novel or the manhua (Chinese graphic novel)?

Hi its so nice to me new Jing fan..

As long as I can see Manhua was either not done or not even finished yet . So i recommend you reading LYF novel. Bcos theres a lot more yaojing scenes there that were cut out from drama. Theres just more in novel. So hope u enjoy. 

 Winny_DramaFan:

Hi its so nice to me new Jing fan..

As long as I can see Manhua was either not done or not even finished yet . So i recommend you reading LYF novel. Bcos theres a lot more yaojing scenes there that were cut out from drama. Theres just more in novel. So hope u enjoy. 

Very nice to meet you as well!  And thank you all for the good advice.  I think I will read the novel.  I just have to finish a couple of others first.