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He actually plays ML in a drama before WIFTY: The Sweetest Secret where he is a lot like the character in Falling Into Your Smile. Very opposite compared to Zhang Lurang. A lot of people say its cheesy but I liked him in it.

I knew ZYR could act like a villain after seeing the scene with him in Twelve Letters where he threatens Ye Yi Bo at the gambling hall. He looked like a mad man in that scene

I've watched all of the released episodes and while I'm waiting, I am watching the first 7 again as it was confusing as hell even though I didn't like it as much as the latter episodes.
Can someone explain to me in the beginning where we first see ML, is he by his dead adopted father's side? Then when he first meets Lingbo from the Qingque sect, and talks about how his father has done so much for them, is he taking about his adopted father? Did the Nie clan kill most of the Mu clan when he was really young and he escaped and was found by adopted father Chang so he became Chang Ning? Was it the Nie clan that wiped out the Changs in the beginning?
Ultimately, ML is seeking revenge for his true father's death? What occurs first, Nie clan wiping out the Mu Clan or Cai Pingsu defeating the demonic sect leader?

WHATTTT You need to watch When I Fly Towards You and Twelve Letters, both very different acting but WIFTY is where I discovered him just last year from Netflix

Already watched it twice!!! Waiting for Love Beyond the Grave now

Rewatching this again since 4 months ago... and the scene where the mom is on the phone with the police after QQY's disappearance still got me in tears

At first it took me a while to get through the first 10 episodes... maybe two months but then after finishing When Destiny Brings the Demon, I decided to start it back up again for Chen Feiyu and the drama got better. I would rate it an 8. I didn't feel the chemistry in the beginning between the two leads during their college years but I felt the series picked up once they started dealing with their hardships

Just curious.... what do people gain from giving a drama a low rating? They don't personally know the actors and it does not look like these actors are horrible people.

If anyone has watched Donnie Darko, its an American thriller that also involves time travel and changing destinies. In the end of the movie, the main lead sacrificed himself in order to save his parents. Despite the events happening, those who ended up surviving woke up and the events that occurred just felt like a dream. It felt real (which they were in an alternate reality) but in the current alter reality it was a dream for those involved in the altered reality. Its possible that Yu Nian woke up having all of these memories but for her, it became a dream.

Ever had that feeling of waking up from a dream that ever felt so real?

I'm just watching episode 10 again and noticed the part where Cha gor gave Tang Yixun a hug saying he owed him in the next life. I always wondered where Tang Yixun got the blade to try and free himself and it was Cha gor. The blade was on his necklace and after they finished hugging, it was gone. Sorry I just noticed this but I loved this scene.