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Replying to Vniverse • 3 days ago
Zhou Fu is like a caged psycho woman. She easily saw thru that's not her real daughter who would clap and dance…
She didn't though. She only found out that was not her daughter because the maid came from her mother's home and reported what's going on.
Before that she only saw her daughter from a distance, how would she even know?
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Replying to Xyrre • 3 days ago
I still do not like Zhong Kai because he is fawning over his best friends wife that is just eww. Gonna be interesting…
It really is so weird. Like he feels no remorse at all. Maybe she told him about the one year fake marriage thing?
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Replying to Soryuu Aya Brea • 3 days ago
I think it is more that when you finally get a leading role, you just accept it even if the role is not the best…
Considering how much attention and scrutiny is switched onto a person when they transition from support to main, maybe it's not so bad to start off simplier
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Replying to haloum • 3 days ago
I have a question for those that paid attention in the early episodes/scenes (I always miss the early details)…
It wasn't really explained much in earlier episodes, there was only one scene where they thought that A-Chou was the child they killed, but no explanation under what circumstances. There is an explanation, but it is a spoiler. Do you want it?
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Replying to Heebii • 3 days ago
Title Where the Mask Ends Spoiler
Jun Dai is the aunt's child.
That would work much better than what I thought it was i.e. they told her the other child died at birth. I have not seen that spoiler, but that would explain why that lady cares about Jun Dai so much
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Replying to Kang Bit Na • 3 days ago
Someone explain Wei Rao's mother's story? I am so confused
She married into the Wei family, even thouh Wei matriarch didn't want it, because her family was not nobility. Then after her husband died, she became emperors concubine. From their conversation, my guess is she and the emperor have history, but he couldn't marry her because of her status, but after she became Wei furen her status elevated. So when she became a widow, taking her as a concubine became more plausible.
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Replying to Heebii • 3 days ago
Jun Dai is the aunt's child.
Oh, I missed that. Thought they were twins. Thanks
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Replying to NotOkay • 3 days ago
Where the Mask Ends is after 1 episode - Where the Show Ends .. with a insufferable FL lead role that throws a…
Did you actually read the premise? That's not FL. Actual FL is the girl they will find to impersonate the one who throws a tantrum and she has a very different temperament. Sure, she's played by the same actress because they needed to be lookalikes, but that's like saying Catherine is the FL in Vampire diaries
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Replying to absurd • 3 days ago
He does know her, they were betrothed since childhood. They might not be close, but from their conversation, when…
Did not sound like that to me, but maybe it was just my impression
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Replying to absurd • 3 days ago
It wasn't about stigma. She was used to living lavishly and not having any restrictions. Being a widow would have…
They were also planning to kill A-Chou and make it look like she followed her husband. Probably to eliminate the chances of someone seeing them together and comparing. As it is the era with no internet and no photos, this actually is plausible, since it will make gaslighting people easier, because not a lot of people actually have seen Wei Rao at all
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Replying to absurd • 3 days ago
It wasn't about stigma. She was used to living lavishly and not having any restrictions. Being a widow would have…
Well, they already said they will bring her in as a distant cousin that looks very much like Wei Zhao. She also could move to a different city, or cover her face in public, it's said she didn't go out that much before either.
That being said, I don't consider Wei Rao all that smart, she's all hysterics, arrogance and spite. All her actions afterwards show her as impulsive person, who doesn't care about consequences or other people. So she probably didn't actually think it through.
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On Where the Mask Ends • 3 days ago
Gotta say they did Yan An dirty with this voice actor. In his previous roles his own voice added a lot of nuance to his acting. Here the character is already a stiff army general, so he needs to be very restrained and then the voice just makes him sound like a commercial, it has no emotion, no nuance at all.
On a good note the whole plot to get Lu Zhuo jealous and make her status more legitimate was funny as hell, he really goes blind when it comes to her.
On a not so good note, I hope they'll end this revolving door of testifying people after the one in the next episode, or it'll get very repetitive very soon
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Replying to bunnypop • 3 days ago
I'm enjoying this drama and I love Tian Xi Wei but some things are just not making a lot of sense... Like most…
He does know her, they were betrothed since childhood. They might not be close, but from their conversation, when he said he's going to break the bethrotal it was obvious that her pushing that girl was the last straw not the first and only problem, the things before that probably just weren't as severe
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Replying to viraleksa • 3 days ago
Yan An's voice actor in this drama is the same guy who did the voice acting for a character called Kuang Bing…
This voice to me doesn't sound like an actual person, more like anime voice acting. Too stiff, too exaggerated, but no nuance. Like a commercial or tv annoucer.
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Replying to FrankieD • 3 days ago
If I pay someone to impersonate me to write a very difficult and prestigious exam because I am scared of failing…
It wasn't about stigma. She was used to living lavishly and not having any restrictions. Being a widow would have put a stop to that.
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Replying to absurd • 3 days ago
Yan An definitely. Tian Xiwei, not sure. I think A-Chou is her, but Wei Rao might not be - she sounds like a very…
To me this voice sounded too... anime character, maybe? Like no real person speaks like that.
Sure voice acting in drama is always exaggerated, but actors own voices always sound more natural and have more nuance
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Replying to absurd • 3 days ago
Yan An definitely. Tian Xiwei, not sure. I think A-Chou is her, but Wei Rao might not be - she sounds like a very…
Well, she's really good then 👏
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Replying to absurd • 3 days ago
Yan An definitely. Tian Xiwei, not sure. I think A-Chou is her, but Wei Rao might not be - she sounds like a very…
Yes, both VOS and FOF were his real voice. I am not completely sure, but it seems like GJM expects all actors to voice themselves in his dramas. I also had some cognitive dissonance when I heard him speak in this drama, but got used to it eventually. Not sure what's the reason, his own voice would have suited the character just fine
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Replying to frozenjasmines • 3 days ago
it drives me crazy how literally everyone else knows a’chou isn’t “wei rao”/jundai except for lu zhuo.…
I mean, where would the assumption even come from. They look way too similar. Even if there's doubt, who would just jump to conclusion that there's a different person who looks exactly the same?
He definitely can tell that something is wrong, but the truth is too far fetched for him to be completely sure.
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