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I really appreciate the way you explained everything 😊 This is exactly what I was saying when this drama aired, but people thought I was a bot defending it here 😂😂 Thank you for the explanation you gave — I hope more people understand this common point now 😊

by the way, you’re not alone—I’ve been here from day one, enjoying this drama 🥰. so you’re definitely not alone. Many people are enjoying it.

I didn’t notice this earlier, but I’ve realized that Chinese audiences appreciate dramas of all genres without focusing on just one. However, from what I’ve observed outside China, international audiences mostly prefer romance 😅😅.

“I really agree—they cut content worth six episodes, and if there were less censorship, it would’ve been even more fire 🔥🔥.”

“I don’t know why, but I feel like they’re controlling Li Peiyi. Their kindness seems suspicious 😭. I know I can’t trust anyone in situations like this—these guys always turn out to be crazy 😭.”

Oh God, I’m not talking about that type of rating, and not the MDL rating. I’m talking about the Chinese Yunhe platform rating — which is a genuine data platform that tracks real viewership, heat index, and market performance in China, not just random ratings from anywhere 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

the S+ report was already released — facts don’t change 😉

Thank you so much for the explanation! 😊😊😊

So S+ means it’s a super-duper hit, right? 😭😭

How is this show doing in China? I heard it’s very popular and even got an S+ rating somewhere, but I’m not sure what that means. Can someone please explain? I also heard it’s ranking at the top on many platforms.

Yeah peace😊😊

“Yeah, that’s why I’m not engaging with them.”

“Bots 😏😏😂😂 are everywhere 😭😭😭😭. I don’t want to engage in any argument 😏😏.”

It is clearly mentioned that this is a thriller–mystery drama 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️, yet you keep expecting romance and chemistry. What kind of chemistry do you even expect in cold, dead-body investigation dramas? 😪😂
If you want chemistry so badly, then yes—you’ll get chemistry between dead bodies and the detective 😂😏.
And honestly, why should anyone care about your viewing time? If you don’t like it, then don’t watch it. Simple. There’s no rocket science here.
That so-called halo effect you mentioned? That is something they earned. You have no right to criticize that 😒😒.

I think you are wrong here, my friend. This drama has no competition with other dramas, and other dramas also have no competition with this one. Both are different. They air on different platforms, their stories are different, and their genres are different—there is no comparison at all.
This drama is not romance-focused, nor is it an action-packed drama. It is a political drama, a mystery drama, and a thriller. Here, cases and mysteries unfold one by one, and every case is linked to another.
You mentioned revenge killing in the starting episode, but that is not going to happen 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️. If that happened, then what would be the point of mystery and case solving? What would be the point of this drama at all? 😏😏
The story has to develop bit by bit. This is a palace story 😏. Everything has to follow rules and proper process. If everything happens instantly, there’s no depth left.
Also, comparing a comedy-romance historical drama with a historical thriller, mystery, and case-solving drama makes no sense. Both are good in their own way, but they are not meant to be compared
.And please don’t bring other dramas onto someone else’s page. It’s simple, dude—if you like a certain drama, then watch that drama. If you don’t, watch something else. But don’t compare different dramas with each other. That’s not right 😪😪. Everyone should enjoy what they like without forcing comparisons on others.

“I have to say, episodes 5 and 6 are really, really good. Now the story is picking up momentum, and for this type of drama, it requires patience—the mysteries will be unveiled slowly.”

I think there’s a bit of confusion when people say “playing similar roles” 🤔. The genre might be the same sometimes, but the roles themselves are always different, because every drama has a unique storyline and every character comes with a different personality, background, and emotions 🎭. So it’s not really fair to call them “similar roles.”

I can understand if someone says she could try more genres, but even that doesn’t fully apply here. Bai Lu has already shown variety through the roles she’s taken on:

Xie Xiang in AMA 🎖️

Xing Yun in Lucky’s First Love 💖

Jiang Jun in Love is Sweet 💼

Shi Yi in Forever and Ever 🕰️

Xia Jie in Ordinary Greatness 👮‍♀️

Zheng Shu Yi in Only for Love 📰

Xia Feng Hua in Northward 🌌

Each of these characters is completely different, and that shows her versatility as an actress 🌟.

Also, even within historical dramas, there are differences — historical romance, wuxia, and xianxia are separate genres, each needing a different type of performance and style 👏.

So I feel like it’s important to look at her work as a whole before saying she plays “similar roles.” Maybe it just feels that way if you’ve only watched the more popular ones on this site 🤷.

And just to be clear — I’m not trying to “justify” anything, I’m simply sharing the facts 😊✌️.

I came here and saw many bad reviews — and honestly, this has become quite common these days. People watch just 1 or 2 episodes and rush to write reviews. 📉 From what I understand, a proper review should be written only after watching the entire series.

But on this site, it seems people are quick to judge a show without giving it a fair chance. They prioritize their personal taste over the storyline, acting, or the hard work of the entire cast and crew. 🎭🎬 If something doesn't match their preferences, they immediately label it as "bad" and start posting negative reviews.

It's disappointing to see such shallow criticism becoming the norm. 💔

so much expectations🥹🥹🥹❤️❤️❤️

"Should I watch this?"