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Forgive them. They're in a PARASOCIAL Relationship with trumpie.

Wen Shang is so good in this role. Fun drama, lots of action.

Remember on LBFAD the villain Rong Hao, played by Haiqiao Xu? In a cast interview Xu was crushed by the hate and negativity on social media. Instead of congratulating him on playing a villain so well, they hated him like it was real. That sticks in my mind.

His acting is good if that happens. Just have to consider what place the character has in the drama.

These dramas are targeted to middle school to college age females and aired during prime time. The classical fairy type Chinese female annoys some westerners, but it appears favored by the youth of China, who buy the endorsement products.

There are many shorter dramas out there that are good and are also the meet, kiss, break up, make up, marry type. Westerners who binge are not used to the the longer cdramas with the side stories and world building. I don't see impatience comments when the drama is airing, so I think the binging has an effect. I mix in different dramas and movies to avoid it.

These prime time dramas are targeted at middle to college age girls. Chemistry is created by the director, not the actors, and this director did a good job at a slow love story. Back From the Brink delivers with Neo Hou and Zhou Ye, other very fun and interesting characters, and with overall beauty, sets, moral challenges, life lessons. It has a good ending. These dramas are made quickly and I'm always amazed at the quality of the sets and the costumes. I watch for entertainment, not for self-realization, so I don't nitpick like I have seen other westerners do.

Cheng Huang's story is beautifully acted. I really felt for him.

Someone in Asia please ask Yiu Ning to create an Instagram account for his foreign fans!