The moment Fei Foon shot Hui Leuk Tou in a non life threatening area, I knew he never intended to kill him. Fei…
But he shot him in a very life-threatening area. I thought he was putting up a show, too, but you can absolutely kill another person if you shoot them like that.
The reason I don't have a problem with AI is that, for now, you can still see is something else, it may become…
Everyone should have a problem with AI because change is possible only if people speak up. If everyone accepts it, then we'll just be getting more and more AI shoved down our throats. It's already happening. First they start with seconds-long moments, then they do cringy opening and closing credits with AI, then they make entire AI flashbacks. What will happen in a year? Will we get AI sex scenes, all violent scenes done with AI, all emotionally complex scenes done with AI?
I'm not saying we shouldn't be watching anything with AI in it, but the pushback should be there. People still watch Ash and praise it where it deserves to be praised, and they criticize it where it deserves to be criticized.
That's good to know, thank you! I do have suspicions about the beach scene in E5, the background looked kind of fake, but as long as there are no entire fake scenes, it's tolerable.
I was enjoying this up until E4. The characters seemed to become OOC, and then suddenly AI flashbacks?? How ridiculous and offensive. I hope the next episodes are better.
Ling jushi actor did the best acting in the whole drama honestly he was so freaking natural in his acting everyone…
Haha, I absolutely disagree. I'm pretty sure it's easy to prove it because he makes the same expression in the majority of scenes, to the point where it bothered even me, though I'm not a demanding watcher. However, I don't think it's that important. If you like it, this is what matters the most <3
If you like dark romance coupled with obsession, jealousy, assault, and gradual redemption, then it's the best. If you don't like this genre, you won't like the show either.
Now I can confidently say that I’ll never rely on kisskh’s rating to decide whether or not I should watch…
Personally, I never pay attention to ratings because a show doesn't have to be good to be loved, and it doesn't have to be rated highly for some people to enjoy it. This series is a mess, but there are other messy shows with higher ratings. You never know how people will react; your own feelings is what really matters.
I always suspected this, and then the scriptwriter, who was releasing the book as the episodes came out, was caught leaving a ChatGPT prompt in one of the updates. This confirmed it.
To me, series worse than this are Knot and Unforgotten Night. Don't Be Too Emotional takes the (not-so-honorable) third place. They had a potentially great premise, but then they went completely off the rails. The relationship was developed very badly, Little Jane remained annoying and bland and overdramatic for 99% of the series, Big Jane was nowhere near a red flag; his blood deals were never explained, and it seems like he was just majorly misunderstood throughout all episodes. The acting of Little Jane's and some other actors was very bad in too many places.
They hastened to push every single trope in, but they didn't bother to develop what truly mattered, show character growth and relationship progress.
Basically, I liked the music and the initial premise. Oh, and Big Jane, the way he was portrayed at the start. A potentially fantastic character; I just wish he was given to more talented writers and received a more interesting partner.
There are rumours going around about ‘em being the leads in the upcoming bl ‘The King of Personas’. I just…
Yes, they seem to be true; the director of their company confirmed the second collaboration will happen by the end of the year. The King of Persona has excellent bones; it's both similar and dissimilar to TMS. I just really hope they find a great scriptwriter!
I'm not saying we shouldn't be watching anything with AI in it, but the pushback should be there. People still watch Ash and praise it where it deserves to be praised, and they criticize it where it deserves to be criticized.
They hastened to push every single trope in, but they didn't bother to develop what truly mattered, show character growth and relationship progress.
Basically, I liked the music and the initial premise. Oh, and Big Jane, the way he was portrayed at the start. A potentially fantastic character; I just wish he was given to more talented writers and received a more interesting partner.
A total mess.