I wasn't even all that interested in this (since I'm not a fan of anyone in this), I was just going to watch it like any other KBL, but seeing all the fuss the homophobic pressed bitches are kicking up, here's hoping this BL does really well because fuck them bitches😂
There is something missing but I don't think its the chemistry. I believe it's the direction. Way tooooooo many…
- There is something missing but I don't think its the chemistry. I believe it's the direction. - Neil's grief is overshadowing the love story. - No lightning or thunder here. (yep, it's more like a steady hum with no pops)
I agree with these three points specifically. I think these are the drawbacks of this show, had they adjusted their focus more on the present and less on the past, and worked on increasing the romantic tension a bit more, it would be greatly improved. But alas, it's just a luke warm romantic BL. Still enjoyable though imo.
What is your most favorite scene from MDZS novel ?Mine - When LWJ caught the falling WWX from the tree . I mean…
The important development of their relationship that happens when Wei Wuxian gets to take Lan Zhan to Lotus Pier for the first time ever, and he shows him around, the tree scene, the bows and even the resulting fight with Jiang Cheng was so important. It was all meaningful, sweet, emotional and intense.
This show is definitely flying ' basic' as its flag so far, nothing wrong with it, it's just likely not gonna leave a lasting impression by the time it's over if it goes on this way. I'll continue to watch for Cooheart (for now).
PS: it never fails to make me laugh when I think of how in the west, if you touch a grown man's head and call him a good boy, you'll probably be catching hands 😂
I find it odd that the series never revealed Gao Dawei's face....When they kept his face hidden, I had presumed…
The censorship is what makes the drama have to deviate, so Gao Dawei was made up in the drama to further the video game plot. If you're a reader I'd suggest reading the novel, even if only from the 11th door through to the end. The premise is a real alternative world in the novel and Ruan Nanzhu (Lanzhu) is not a literal NPC, the term is just used as a reference to the beings in the alternate worlds they have to survive in, he is real in the novel, and ending of the novel is very different with a very satisfying ending.
I find it odd that the series never revealed Gao Dawei's face....When they kept his face hidden, I had presumed…
Hi! To answer you question, it's because Gao Dawei is a plot device created for the series, he doesn't exist in the novel. There is no virtual game in the novel at all, it's a real alternate world. So there was no reason to place visual importance on Gao Dawei's character in the series, they just needed a character to refer to as the game's creator who had a personal connection to Jiushi. Fun fact: The resemblance was because Gao Dawei is played by Xia ZhiGuang, the same actor who plays Ruan Lanzhu. This is just because there was no reason to get a whole other actor to play a plot device character, more convenient. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/290693350965493398/
The ending also has a few different interpretations, so Gao Dawei's major changing can be seen differently according to those.
Usually I'd tell people to watch from the official source, but this one, you gotta watch the lazy subber version.
Haha! Yes, I'd say first watch Lazysubber's version, then watch the official subs, because Lazysubber really did make TWM even more memorable than it already is.
This has kind of become a background watch for me. Playing it mostly while doing something else, closing or pausing it to watch something else and so on. It's just too safe and too uncomplicated for a show that started with a kidnapping. It's not even remotely high stakes. Pity, I was interested when it first started.
The cleaning a bruise took me OUT. And why did they go into the auction with no plan? The writing and characters…
I dunno if the genre is to your taste, but there's a UK show, one of my FAVE shows of all time, called Brassic, about small town criminals who are basically like you describe; 'cons with a low success rate, but they still get things done'. It's a laugh riot how dysfunctional they are, just like this chaotic group in J&J. It's not BL though, but it's hilarious, I'd recc it for anyone who finds this kind of genre entertaining.
The cleaning a bruise took me OUT. And why did they go into the auction with no plan? The writing and characters…
Right? Like, they could have just made it about applying arnica cream or something and the whole scene could have been the same with sense, but they were cleaning a bruise like numptys.
I was laughing my butt off the entire episode. Was in literal tears from Joker's heist disguise/character. Uncle…
And the laugh Joke was doing as he drove off after the guy passed out 🤣 like, the whole character was so overkill but funny and TELL ME someone else noticed Tattoo swinging his head a third time in anticipation of another punch but nothing happening and then he got hit again 🤣🤣 YES, totally agree, more unapologetic bad buys would be a blast. I HOPE hope stays the way he is all the way through!
- Neil's grief is overshadowing the love story.
- No lightning or thunder here. (yep, it's more like a steady hum with no pops)
I agree with these three points specifically. I think these are the drawbacks of this show, had they adjusted their focus more on the present and less on the past, and worked on increasing the romantic tension a bit more, it would be greatly improved. But alas, it's just a luke warm romantic BL. Still enjoyable though imo.
Yes. Yes, he is so fly Neil, well spotted.
PS: it never fails to make me laugh when I think of how in the west, if you touch a grown man's head and call him a good boy, you'll probably be catching hands 😂
Fun fact: The resemblance was because Gao Dawei is played by Xia ZhiGuang, the same actor who plays Ruan Lanzhu. This is just because there was no reason to get a whole other actor to play a plot device character, more convenient.
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/290693350965493398/
The ending also has a few different interpretations, so Gao Dawei's major changing can be seen differently according to those.