2025 Asian Film and Art Creativity Awards have been announced, with the awards for mainland China announced. 7 works produced by iQiyi won 12
Among them, #LinJiangXian bagged with 4 major honors: 🏆 Best Actress in a Leading Role — Bai Lu 🏆 Best Actress in a Supporting Role — He Ruixian 🏆 Best Director (Fiction) — Zhi Lei, Guo Hao 🏆 Best Theme Song — Lin Jiang Xian
Huh the ending kinda confused me? So FL used the machine to turn back time, but I thought using it requires a…
From what I understand, the machine didn't go turn back time and she didn't change their past, but rather she came into their lives in a different universe. She changed their fate in that other world. Their lives in this world were never changed, so everything they did was done, they accepted the consequences and moved on.
So it taught me life lessons like how time passes and it can't be undone, all actions will be repaid, some destinies can still be changed by humans themselves, and more.
https://x.com/Lubybai/status/1972304656761233438 Guysss there are some fight scene from YeLi! maybe not as many…
and i think this scene is when the generals argued because they doubting YeLi's fighting ability and finally she gave permission to anyone who dared to duel with her
He knows. He is just pretending not to know. Remember he told her, I have someone watching you. That is why every…
righttttt, so i'm not overthink it. All her movements are under his supervision, every single time he always told her if she need help he always there to help her
why... i feel like he's somewhat know she is hiding something, his gesture was as if he knew and wanted to know where she was taking him? Especially after seeing a flashback of the first time they met. Idk, maybe I'm just overthinking it.
Jiu Si was telling Yue not to interfere with the peoples fate of mortal world , but she didn't listen to him &…
She's also a goddess. She knows the consequences of her actions and accepts them without evading them. On the other hand, Jiusi took all the punishment himself without speaking out, which is also wrong. He made decisions for Ruyue arbitrarily without her consent, believing everything he did was the most correct and best for everyone.
It weaves resentment, anger, misunderstanding and regret between their love.
Their main problem is that they both have different views and perspectives on the cycle of life and are steadfast in their own opinions. They can't understand each other's perspectives. And when they talk about it, it only ends in anger and heated arguments, which they always avoid.
However, the pent-up problem finally erupted because they remained at odds for a long time and didn't understand each other's perspectives through their respective actions. So, I don't think we can blame just one of them; both have understandable opinions and reasonable convictions. They have valid reasons for their actions.
OhhI don't read novels cuz want to start drama freshly and want to hook with storylineProduction team do many…
True, that often happens because of people high expectations from the start and love the novel so much.
I've enjoyed reading Chinese translated novels for a long time, not only because this drama will air. So don't worry.
I read the novel out of curiosity about the character Bailu would portray, not because I desperately wanted to see the novel adapted as closely as possible into a drama. But still, thanks for your suggestion tho
when I was reading the novel chapter about Feihong Pass battle, the sacrifing Qilin unit made me teary up. Qilin…
omg yess, I also remember after the war ended she was at the funeral played the sitar for those who died in the war, depicting a form of regret. She didn't cry, but when Mo Xiuyao came and played the sitar with the same song Yeli played earlier, she finally cried.
When rumors first started circulating that Bailu and Chenglei would be starring in this drama, I read the novel, got hooked and finished it quickly. I loved it and even discussed it with other fans several times.
Now, after so long i think I've forgotten a lot of the novel, and I'm glad I did. I don't want to be stuck with the novel when the drama airs, cause that would ruin everything for me. Although I really want to reread it so much, I'm putting it off as much as possible until after the drama airs.
What are her best dramas? I watched Till the End of the Moon and was really impressed by Bai Lu and Only for Love's…
"Only for Love" is a drama adapted from a manhua (Chinese comic), with a classic CEO storyline. Bailu herself is a reporter here.
I understand that manhua and novel adaptations into dramas usually have high expectations from fans, so it's no surprise to me that many are disappointed by their own expectations. I personally didn't read the comic and watched it because of Bailu.
Regarding the negative reviews in the comments, I also saw many who disliked the female lead, but in reality, many people are like that. I don't know what their expectations were that made them consider it unforgivable.
Plot? Like I said, the storyline is classic CEO. I know it and enjoy it, so there's nothing different or unique about it. I don't understand what they expected from them. If you don't like misunderstandings and generic plots, you probably won't be able to watch it either.
I watched it for the visuals, not the plot. The visuals are well-balanced, and I enjoyed seeing them stay close even after the drama ended.
I enjoyed seeing them always sitting next to each other, interacting at award ceremonies and joking around on variety shows. Their energy, personalities, and banter match outside of the drama so I often rewatch Only for Love to see their sweet scenes.
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can’t wait 😘https://x.com/KC_petrichor/status/1974317395562147860
Among them, #LinJiangXian bagged with 4 major honors:
🏆 Best Actress in a Leading Role — Bai Lu
🏆 Best Actress in a Supporting Role — He Ruixian
🏆 Best Director (Fiction) — Zhi Lei, Guo Hao
🏆 Best Theme Song — Lin Jiang Xian
Congratulations!!
https://x.com/bailuniverse/status/1973021393328701879
So it taught me life lessons like how time passes and it can't be undone, all actions will be repaid, some destinies can still be changed by humans themselves, and more.
Guysss there are some fight scene from YeLi! maybe not as many as in the novel, but not completely removed🤸♀️
It weaves resentment, anger, misunderstanding and regret between their love.
Their main problem is that they both have different views and perspectives on the cycle of life and are steadfast in their own opinions. They can't understand each other's perspectives. And when they talk about it, it only ends in anger and heated arguments, which they always avoid.
However, the pent-up problem finally erupted because they remained at odds for a long time and didn't understand each other's perspectives through their respective actions. So, I don't think we can blame just one of them; both have understandable opinions and reasonable convictions. They have valid reasons for their actions.
I've enjoyed reading Chinese translated novels for a long time, not only because this drama will air. So don't worry.
I read the novel out of curiosity about the character Bailu would portray, not because I desperately wanted to see the novel adapted as closely as possible into a drama. But still, thanks for your suggestion tho
Now, after so long i think I've forgotten a lot of the novel, and I'm glad I did. I don't want to be stuck with the novel when the drama airs, cause that would ruin everything for me. Although I really want to reread it so much, I'm putting it off as much as possible until after the drama airs.
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ChengLei u must share all the picture with usssss 😭😭
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THE . HAND . PLACEMENT ?!!!!! BYE GUYS🤸♀️
https://x.com/bailublue/status/1968663304768815325
OMG! THEY ARE SO SWEET WHAT THE- i need to calmdown 🧘
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I understand that manhua and novel adaptations into dramas usually have high expectations from fans, so it's no surprise to me that many are disappointed by their own expectations. I personally didn't read the comic and watched it because of Bailu.
Regarding the negative reviews in the comments, I also saw many who disliked the female lead, but in reality, many people are like that. I don't know what their expectations were that made them consider it unforgivable.
Plot? Like I said, the storyline is classic CEO. I know it and enjoy it, so there's nothing different or unique about it. I don't understand what they expected from them. If you don't like misunderstandings and generic plots, you probably won't be able to watch it either.
I watched it for the visuals, not the plot. The visuals are well-balanced, and I enjoyed seeing them stay close even after the drama ended.
I enjoyed seeing them always sitting next to each other, interacting at award ceremonies and joking around on variety shows. Their energy, personalities, and banter match outside of the drama so I often rewatch Only for Love to see their sweet scenes.