Krish728

Ooops! I was hoping to watch this drama live if it isn't too tragic. I guess I'll wait until the whole drama finished airing and watch all episodes in one go... like I did with ALP.

Ah, it was this post I saw lol. I was wrong. Thought it started out with Li Ni and then was changed to Li Yi. Also, going by the Twitter post, I can see why the novel's Google translate had it Li Yi.

Thank you!

Unfortunately, I can't open Weibo. But I did a see similar post on Twitter saying "It's Li Yi, not Li Ni". It was during Tencent conference.
Also, the novel, which is real the source, has it Li Yi.

It indeed started out as Li Ni. But I remember someone clarifying that it is actually Li Yi during the Tencent conference where they released the first trailer.
Don't know why everyone is still sticking with Li Ni.

No. For now, this is only a rumored date. Don't keep your hopes up until they officially announce it.

I'm guessing, Chinese Drama Land?

Tentative date is Nov 8th. Emphasis on tentative.

If I do, why do you care?

If I do, why do you care?

If I do, why do you care?

I don't need to back up my comment. Believe it or not, your wish.
If you want find more factual information on the grading, scroll down the comments section to when the trailer was released. I and few others posted about this drama getting a S+ grading. I don't have the time, nor do I care, to find it.
I also don't have the time, nor do I care, to investigate on who grades these dramas. You can go figure it out yourself.

Well, you certainly made it seem like I graded it, given the way you are interrogating me as if I had committed some sin. So, again, go figure.

Go figure.

I did not say it wouldn't. But the grading of the dramas is not influenced by this factor.

I don't see how having less episodes could influence the drama being elevated or downgraded? Especially since all dramas should now follow 40 episodes limit in China. S and S+ grades are something, from what I understand, that represents the investors support of the drama they are investing in. The investors probably felt that this drama turned out to be better than they had anticipated and decided to invest more into post production and promotion. Nothing to do with episode count.

If you don't know how to use terms, go back to school, learn, and come back. Or better yet, stay there and don't fucking disgust us normal human beings.

I don't mind if they are replaying the whole scene again in the next episode (and I notice that, even if they do that in K-dramas, they do it with different pov or different ost and make it more interesting). I mind if the episodes are ending mid dialogue, which almost never happens in K-dramas.

Hey, bro. Take the L and leave.

Women have every right to abort the child. It's their body and their choice.

Women go through literal hell from when they are pregnant to giving birth. A cousin of mine recently miscarried when she was in her fifth month. Not an hour later, my cousin also passed away due to complications in the miscarriage. So, you can take your opinion and bug off.

I understand that. But they can still make an effort to end an episode where it at least looks like it can be ended. They literally end the episodes mid dialogue in a scene and then the next episode, the whole scene plays out again.

On top of my mind, I can only remember two dramas that gave really good episode endings in Chinese dramas - One is Lovely Us. The other is Sweet Teeth.
I'm sure there are others (very few), but I can only think of these dramas at the moment.

Hmmm... aren't we talking about Chinese dramas here? Chinese dramas almost always end episodes in awkward spots, like in the middle of a scene.

Very few Chinese dramas managed to get their episodes end like K-dramas do.