ah yeah, technical side is cheap particularly choreography. but heavily references "imperial coroner" and at least 3 other shows from this year. and, i love these little homage/dj'ed-minis nonetheless. it's a nice method to add something to a more popular show. and as standalone it's not a bad show. i definitely didn't hate it.
fantastic show. there were a few twists which i found a bit heavy for a non-stop binge because there are a few different cases and moving pieces. still loved it.
If you are tired of FL and can't see her motivation might as well drop it and move on 🤔
ah yeah often it's just a matter of the right mood. i keep a few episodes or scenes from different dramas around just to have something familiar. i re-watched GE maybe 3 or 4 times early on and keep a few episodes around. i don't feel like doing a full re-watch now though.
"Filter" looked very interesting though, I avoid modern generally, but i saw a few clips on yt, JTC looked very good there.tempting.
The ending with Lin Yan played into the food appreciation. Good food relies on a variety of tastes. Purely sweet…
interesting. there seems to be a consensus now that LY;s lot was the unfairest/saddest one. but when you put it that way, he did achieve his goals. yeah something to think about.
There were issues with people without fully developed prefrontal cortexes thinking they could get a re-do if they…
well yeah there are plenty of people like trying to take a trip. that's why i got curious why there's no ban on "advertising" ... "travel methods" some as you mentioned could be construed as an invitation really. i did expect some lemming pandemic purely due to population differences. but no, as far as i can see 2 shows that got the ball rolling were "palace" and "scarlet heart" in 2011 (like they were called out by name) and it kinda got formalized in 2017. short dramas became covered by the policy not so long ago (less than 3 years ago). anyway, i thought it was interesting.
There were issues with people without fully developed prefrontal cortexes thinking they could get a re-do if they…
that's what i thought originally, but i was unable to find anything to support that. just like in europe this type of details would not be published in press but they must be included in policy making protocols. i was unable to find anything about mass attempts to transmigrate. if you're aware of something like this - please, pass it on.
This started fun, Ml kinda dumb tho? Would u know why there is a ban on timetrav dramas?
it's not exactly a ban. some aspects of it were criticized and industry came up with it's own set of guidelines. similar to "hays code" which was in hollywood. i suppose it's easier to follow it rather than waste money and then not get license from real censorship.
this is just from my shortened notes. i didn't find a definitive document on it:
"four don'ts". (sensible overall, not just to time travel)
1) don't distort history. explaining some historical event being caused by some fictional obscure character and not how it's in history books. pretty sensible.
2) don't use time travel as a plot device. concern is it trivializes history and makes it easy to distort it. someone travels to a real dynasty and has wild adventures with a real emperor. (note:yeah methods to time travel or transmigrate are not very safe in this situation.)
3) don't tell stories with a "pessimistic view of history". well it's really about not being one sided. stories should inspire confidence and pride in chinese history and culture, not cynicism or despair.
4) don't fabricate historical side stories. point focuses more on the method than result. lack of seriousness and respect for historical authenticity. like, costumes, materials, everyone is an engineer and has lots of ink & paper to write.
workarounds: 1) amnesia/coma/dream. 2) parallel universes & historical fiction 4) books and video games: destination is a fictional world. 3) body swap & reincarnation (born within the same timeline like with extra consciousness). modern consciousness can exist in a historical setting without the mechanics of "time travel" being the focus.
So, I saw on tt and read some spoilers about the ending (no comment on that since I’m still on episode 7). I…
well is traveling into a story much different to "traveling" in a coma for the ending we got? but as long as the world they traveled to is fictional it should be ok. but in a dream it's probably easier to bring the family along to a fantastic adventure.
There's a comment from "vickimion1" then a spoilered reply from "ra111ster" a couple months back.…
I was very surprised to hear about your dm experience. I've been using dm for at least 7 months now and i doubt that i've seen more than 10 pop ups during this time. I use "Brave" browser and it blocks the ads there very well. Tried it in firefox and glad i was missing all that.
I dislike the ending so much I’m just going to have my own interpretation of it. I’m just going to assume…
"Sad but less unfair to LY", well actually it seems pretty tragic. if ML transmigrated into the body of LY and eventually managed to get back to his own time. It's actually the host's body going crazy with memories that don't belong to him. i'm pretty sure there's no point to dwell on it too much. there's probably a BTS of 2 screenwriters playing rock,paper,scissors to decide who is going to do the next scene.
I know I should stop venting but I am so annoyed at this drama. I literally stopped watching Fated Hearts and…
i totally feel you. i did the same thing. also i feel stupid coz it's my 2nd time being misled by a poster & synopsis to such extreme. i'd say i'll take a little break and get back to fated hearts soon especially now that it's finished airing.
this was by far the best ending of any transmigration with return to modern times stories in all the 700+ dramas…
it's definitely different. to me it feels like ML transmigrated while FL traveled in time. so them finally meeting in their own timeline feels more natural than LY or another ancient person appearing in modern times. the fact that they were standing there without making a move seemed alright to me too. technically they are still strangers on this timeline so exaggerated emotions could be a tad inappropriate. so yeah the ending is definitely up there in the "good" bracket.
I wouldn’t call it the best, Romance of Tiger and Rose pulled off a similar ‘ML dreaming of FL’ ending but…
lol, if we are going down that road, a mini "Please Don't spoil me" s5, even the magical narrator ended up in modern times :D but yeah i agree tiger &rose ending was better than here.
good show & the ending. i'm not affected by pareidolia so it was easier to treat it as an eye-candy - visually it's done very well & acting is top notch by everyone. even if to go through the 15 drag/filler episodes each scene (when taken in isolation) i think all of them were done very well. although for me the princess was the best.
should've found it suspicious that they traveled into the past separately, so yeah there was possibility that the rest of the family in the past were figments of her imagination, but that curve ball of assessment in e32 ... tss not going to dwell on it.
there were 2 points that annoyed me unmercifully and it took a lot of effort to keep a positive view of that crew overall. 1st, there was no indication that it's not ok to berate handsome shen or argue in front of his daughter that's like prepping someone for therapy with daddy issues. 2nd where FL started to apply her "desensitization" method. at least in this situation mom said no don't hurt yourself anymore. of course it would be funnier if mom gave her a slap and said something like when you feel like hurting yourself give me a shout i'll slap the shit out of you.
also, there was a point where i was afraid it will be a "comedy" with an ending like "Hello Dear Ancestors" but surprisingly they managed to pull their "creative skills" together and tied it up nicely. anyway on aggregate i didn't hate it
"Filter" looked very interesting though, I avoid modern generally, but i saw a few clips on yt, JTC looked very good there.tempting.
this is just from my shortened notes. i didn't find a definitive document on it:
"four don'ts".
(sensible overall, not just to time travel)
1) don't distort history.
explaining some historical event being caused by some fictional obscure character and not how it's in history books.
pretty sensible.
2) don't use time travel as a plot device.
concern is it trivializes history and makes it easy to distort it.
someone travels to a real dynasty and has wild adventures with a real emperor.
(note:yeah methods to time travel or transmigrate are not very safe in this situation.)
3) don't tell stories with a "pessimistic view of history".
well it's really about not being one sided. stories should inspire confidence and pride in chinese history and culture, not cynicism or despair.
4) don't fabricate historical side stories.
point focuses more on the method than result.
lack of seriousness and respect for historical authenticity.
like, costumes, materials, everyone is an engineer and has lots of ink & paper to write.
workarounds:
1) amnesia/coma/dream.
2) parallel universes & historical fiction
4) books and video games: destination is a fictional world.
3) body swap & reincarnation (born within the same timeline like with extra consciousness).
modern consciousness can exist in a historical setting without the mechanics of "time travel" being the focus.
but as long as the world they traveled to is fictional it should be ok. but in a dream it's probably easier to bring the family along to a fantastic adventure.
should've found it suspicious that they traveled into the past separately, so yeah there was possibility that the rest of the family in the past were figments of her imagination, but that curve ball of assessment in e32 ... tss not going to dwell on it.
there were 2 points that annoyed me unmercifully and it took a lot of effort to keep a positive view of that crew overall. 1st, there was no indication that it's not ok to berate handsome shen or argue in front of his daughter that's like prepping someone for therapy with daddy issues. 2nd where FL started to apply her "desensitization" method. at least in this situation mom said no don't hurt yourself anymore. of course it would be funnier if mom gave her a slap and said something like when you feel like hurting yourself give me a shout i'll slap the shit out of you.
also, there was a point where i was afraid it will be a "comedy" with an ending like "Hello Dear Ancestors" but surprisingly they managed to pull their "creative skills" together and tied it up nicely.
anyway on aggregate i didn't hate it