Wndering Dragon

My favourite airing drama right now.
I love the dialogs, the messages, the background music, the visuals, the mystery, even the slow pace. It's eerie and relaxing at the same time, and when the leads are together I just can't help smiling.

True. I'd drop it if not for then

Excruciatingly slow, this could easily be cut into a movie. The dialogs are 90% pauses, repetition, or silent crying. I broke my finger fast forwarding and can't take it anymore after 10 episodes

It was really hard to get through the first episode and I dropped it twice in a year. Too many jumps in the timeline, confusing. But after 3 episodes I'm hooked.

yep. He is persistent but not very smart

doesn't sound bad at all, to be honest

So far the Iqiyi SweetOn line up (Moonlight, The day of becoming you, this) is quite good, high quality, and surprisingly enjoyable despite weird or boring setups.

The rating is for those episodes that are out, many people rate it while watching and adjust their rating as they go. It's normal.

So I just finished Mouse and came to relax with a nice slow paced romantic story. And wtf is happening?

Just sat there and shed silent tears almost all the way through the last few episodes.

same thoughts. It was weird and out of place

I wish she ended up in therapy, not with anybody.

I'm sorry, it must be pretty disappointing and spoiling the whole experience :(

It's just that you wrote that you wish the writer didn't try to get super creative, as if it was purely their creative decision and they could do it without.. I was referring to it.

they had to do it because of censorship rules, don't blame them..

red flags and stuff aside, can we appreciate the aesthetics? Shots, angles, right amount of slow motion, music.. kdramas on average are pretty good with these but this is above that average. The dream scene was amazing. Maybe because the director is a woman it just hits different chords.

Her friend Tong Hua, the doctor friend, and then his mom but it's just mentioned

recent modern cdramas where I think there was no dubbing: Love is Sweet, Go Ahead, Find Yourself, The Day of Becoming You, Moonlight, Perfect and Casual, Meeting you

I couldn't understand who he reminds me of so much in Be Together. Chris Evans, Captain America. Just me?

I'm fine with dubbing in historical fantasy dramas, it seems organic in that unreal setting. But when dubbing is used in modern settings dramas I just can't take it seriously.

It's a retelling of the real life break up that she wrote in the first version of her book