Renata MJ

What about you then?
There is nothing lame about people using someone who died in order to create a fake scandal? A scandal that in a way makes fun of all true victims, pedophilia, abuse and rape! Is not something that people should lie about in order to make money!
Also, an innocent human was dragged and had his life ruined... and only a few cared about the truth.
What type of person are you that you would call out people who don't want to be silenced when talking the truth, while others spread only lies?
This situation is serious not because it's about famous people, but it's because we are talking about media manipulation, lies, propaganda and ruining lives!
The way you expressed your views makes you seem immature and someone who takes things superficially.

Obviously fake, they would not have needed fake AI recording, if they would have had real evidence.
They have 0, they made things up only to get money. Also the absurd clames that forensics can not be trusted is absurd, because clearly they trust messages that were not even tested, so messages that were tested should be even more trustworthy.
How stupid are they to think that phons evolve but the tehnology that can test them is stuck in the past :)))

This look that Miles has for the role reminds me of his look before KinnPorsche :)
He used to have long hair, he only cut it for the role.

It litteraly can't since it's against the law.

It can't be 6 more, by law they can only have 40 episodes max/ season. I saw they made an donghua as well.

The need to change a bit the actors up... because they spoil the plot twist.
I saw a few dramas in which this actor was cast, always appears to be innocent and a good guy, only to change into a crazy psycho character... they keep typecasting him like this. The moment I saw him in this drama, I said ooo, he is a bad guy 100%, so when he actually turned out that way. I just knew it, and there was no twist for me.

I am at episode 4 and I think the premise is close to "MR. Nobody"... but I am curious if I undersood right or not.

Ok, I am at episode 4 and now I am starting to clearly think this is not about seeing the future but more like alternative timelines (something similar to MR. Nobody).
In one timeline, the other died in another one, the brother was saved... In one timeline line the woman died in a car accident, and he ran away, in the other one was saved (and so on)... But I did not figure out how the rules of this universe work for now...

Both shows are made by the same company, so it's normal to promote certain things about the other project.

From what I read about the author and his style of writing, that was not the intention in the book.
Ning Que has a wondering eye because he is young and hormonal, but the author wanted to show him grow and mature, and it's one of the reason he made Sang Sang the main girl and he created her character the way she is. Ning Que prooves he knows what is truly valuable and how much she means to him by choosing her aboveall. :)
I was a bit of a nerd looking up a litterary analysis of the book.

He was not, but you know that in the past in China it was ok to have multiple "wifes"... but in this story it was important for them to be monogamus to emphasise the sincerity of their relationship.

In the book Sang Sang is the representation of humanity and she returns in a way. The writer usualy writes books that are quite philosofical, and wanted to touch upon the idea that love and humanity beats everything.
So yest the light daughter does gain back her humanity and does remember her Sang Sang days.

Well, ok, for some reaso,n you think it's bad.
I think it did not turn out as badly, the story is mostly the same as the book, the changes that happened were at the end, and that was because they needed to make this season like the last one.
Initially, the script was not like this; it was more like the book, but because people flipped out and tried to cancel the show after Arthur left, it was not easy.
Aside from that, the acting was good, the story was as in the book, there are layers upon layers when it comes to the development, and the character development is also very good.
They made the TV series a xianxia while the book is a Xuanhuan, so obviously there were changes there as well, but it did not take away from the story. Plus, as a producer or filmmaker, it's not so easy to do what you want and how you want it when we talk about China.

They do kiss, but it's not like a full on western kiss, but they do on the mouth. I remember this bacause I saw the BTS scenes and they were goofing of and Dylan kept trowing water on her.
Then the Director said get close and kiss.

They are a couple, and in the book, she even has his child.
In season 2, they get married.
But the development of the relationship is intentionally made slow, and because of the character development and how layered the story is, things could seem a bit strange on the surface, but the relationship is actually representing a very profound and mature love.
While Ning Que's other interest is more based on hormones and lust.

In season 2 there is skinship, they even get married and sleep together...

Dylar actualy portrayed Ning Que well, because his character changes in the book as well, it's not that Dylan did not portray Ning Que as Arthur did , but more that there is a strong character developement and also it's because his developement is directly proportional with the story and the enemy he fights. In season 2 after Sang Sang is so vulnerable he becoms very aware of how powerless he is, comparet to the univers and all the God like enemies. He is someone on the road of becoming strong but he did not reach that level, so his character changes.
It's why I think this show is a masterpiece, because it's so good with the character developement and how the event affect everything, plus how layered the characters are and the story is.

From what I know Ning Que breaks through Hao Tian's persona, if I remember right, she gets Sang Sang's memories, it's more like she has awarness and she becomes like Sang Sang. I took it as they blended together, both remained, I never took it as Sang Sang being forever lost.

Because there was supposed to be 3 seasons but because of the viewers they changed the second season and decided to make like an ending.

They had 3 seasons maped out from the start. the main actor (Arthur Chen) left because he went to study in America.
From book to film there is not the same language, the books tell a lot of stories while films show, not everything translates well from writing on the screen, they showed the same things differently, it's why the characters are so layered and why they have such huge developement, the same with the story.
Both season 1 and 2 were good, even though there were some changes from the original source, it's understandable since the fan base was a bit problematic.