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Just about Fan Yunfei
In this drama, I just want to say… Chang Hua Sen as Fan Yunfei truly touched my heart. He didn’t just act he became the character. His softness, his innocence, his warmth… everything felt so real. And his outfits? Absolutely perfect. Every scene made me fall for him a little more. His playful, gentle charm pulled me in without warning.
This year I’ve watched four of his dramas Moonlight Mystics, A Journey to Love, Blood River, and now this and he shines differently in each one. But this role felt special. He was bright, jolly, comforting… almost like a small pocket of happiness inside a painful storyline. He really is such a good actor, and his sweetness completely mesmerized me.
And honestly… when he played that “poor dog” role, I loved it a lot. He was funny and loyal at the same time a little foolish but so pure-hearted. The way he admired that Celestine Master and Royal Master was actually so adorable and admirable. And the most touching thing… the way he proposed to his lover for 101 days, refusing to give up on her. In that moment, I felt like I found my idol. It influenced me so much hhhhhhhh he’s such a silly, lovable little poor dog. He deserved his happy ending no matter what.
People say his story was unnecessary since he wasn’t the main lead or the “important” character. But to me, he was the light that kept this drama from becoming unbearable. I’m literally stable right now because of him. If his story wasn’t there, I would have completely collapsed after what Cheng Yi put me through. Honestly, I should stop writing about Cheng Yi… he seems allergic to giving happy endings, I swear. But the sad thing is he’s still my favorite actor. And no matter how painful his dramas are, I’m going to keep watching them shamelessly.
Thank you, director, for giving me Fan Yunfei’s happy ending… because that tiny piece of sunshine saved me.
This year I’ve watched four of his dramas Moonlight Mystics, A Journey to Love, Blood River, and now this and he shines differently in each one. But this role felt special. He was bright, jolly, comforting… almost like a small pocket of happiness inside a painful storyline. He really is such a good actor, and his sweetness completely mesmerized me.
And honestly… when he played that “poor dog” role, I loved it a lot. He was funny and loyal at the same time a little foolish but so pure-hearted. The way he admired that Celestine Master and Royal Master was actually so adorable and admirable. And the most touching thing… the way he proposed to his lover for 101 days, refusing to give up on her. In that moment, I felt like I found my idol. It influenced me so much hhhhhhhh he’s such a silly, lovable little poor dog. He deserved his happy ending no matter what.
People say his story was unnecessary since he wasn’t the main lead or the “important” character. But to me, he was the light that kept this drama from becoming unbearable. I’m literally stable right now because of him. If his story wasn’t there, I would have completely collapsed after what Cheng Yi put me through. Honestly, I should stop writing about Cheng Yi… he seems allergic to giving happy endings, I swear. But the sad thing is he’s still my favorite actor. And no matter how painful his dramas are, I’m going to keep watching them shamelessly.
Thank you, director, for giving me Fan Yunfei’s happy ending… because that tiny piece of sunshine saved me.
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