Ding Yuxi Shows (Watched)
12/4/24
Ding Yuxi is my favorite actor to watch—his acting style is always a treat, and the more I learn about how seriously he takes his craft, the more I appreciate him. Like any actor, he’s had his share of hits and misses; out of everything I’ve seen, Intense Love was by far the worst. For the shows where a voice actor (VA) was used, LGIEF is probably the only one that sounded close enough to his real voice without feeling like a bad overlay.
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1. Love You Seven Times
Chinese Drama - 2023, 38 episodes
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2. Love Game in Eastern Fantasy
Chinese Drama - 2024, 32 episodes
Watched: 11/17/24
VA: Wei Yi Fan - DramaWiki - decent match, close enough to DYX's real voice.
12/4/24
- This is probably DYX's best acting work. Styling looks great too (especially his wig). He gets to display a wide range of emotions which is very easy to read. I wish they didn't put all that red lipstick on him though.
- Not enough demon mode.
- Could have been better if it was his real voice, but the VA is acceptable and is close enough to his real voice.
- Starts out really good, flails a bit in the middle, then feels rushed at the end.
- Ending gave a good overall feeling. It was nice tying some things together, but the only thing that felt off to me was that she never really fully interacted with him during their childhood.
- Cast interactions post airing are enjoyable.
- Didn't find the OST very memorable, but this song is now sticking in my head because of the video they made. https://x.com/Ruyi87474/status/1861553085232893996
- I'm going to have to rewatch it again since I was watching it as it aired.
- Had to re-watch Moonlight right after because I wanted more.
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3. Moonlight
Chinese Drama - 2021, 36 episodes
Watched: 11/25/23
Rewatched: 11/20/2412/4/24
- Esther is like full blown loud here and milks the bubbly "cute" thing where she puffs her cheeks, covers her face with her hair and all that. Oddly enough, I'm used to her so it doesn't bother me. She gets her moments of maturity and seriousness.
- DYX's character is cute here.
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4. Reset Life
Chinese Drama - 2019, 5 episodes
(Future Secrets on iQiyi)
Watched: 11/28/23
Rewatched: 2/10/25- I remember liking this show the first time around when I was curious to see what other shows DYX did after watching LYST.
- Rewatched after watching I, Actor and it's kind of neat seeing these talented people have their chance to be seen. It's unfortunate that many of them haven't gone very far.
- I forgot how ridiculous the methodology for time travel is in this show but it's really not that important.
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5. Romance of a Twin Flower
Chinese Drama - 2023, 38 episodes
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6. White Cat Legend
Chinese Drama - 2024, 36 episodes
Watched: 3/25/24
12/3/24 (I'll have to do a rewatch on this one since I know what to expect.)
- I kept wanting him to do more cat type stuff. Lol.
- The friendships and that funny looking guy was what made the show enjoyable to watch.
- I can't remember much about it. I think I remember it started off with a lot of humor and then got serious.
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7. Melody of Golden Age
Chinese Drama - 2024, 40 episodes
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8. The Romance of Tiger and Rose
Chinese Drama - 2020, 24 episodes
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9. Just an Encore
Chinese Drama - 2019, 31 episodes
Watched: 12/11/24
12/11/24
- Why I watched it: DYX, but I stuck with it because the FL had so many funny antics with the side characters.
- It was pretty tedious otherwise, love squares [?!], a few characters that were just dull (by design). Crushes/puppy love, cultural attitudes that cause misunderstandings, plus being a teenager.
- DYX does top level work here as usual when it came to his character showing his real emotions under the happy go lucky image. (Ep 3 start was a good demonstration of that.)
- It's a story of her youth in which case it's not really bad. Lots of questions at that last episode which dragged a bit.
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10. Intense Love
Chinese Drama - 2020, 24 episodes
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11. I Actor
Chinese TV Show - 2018, 11 episodes
Watched: 2/10/25
[Reality Show]
- This was truly fascinating to watch and see what the things they get trained on are.
- It was neat to see how nice Ding Yuxi was to everyone and how he changed with the characters when they performed the roles. (That big goofy smile, the laugh, and those bright, wide eyes—followed by the huge shift into the persona he was portraying.)
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12. Heart Signal Season 3
Chinese TV Show - 2020, 13 episodes