TheMoonEmpress

Actually, throughout the dramas there are many things that are not told to us directly but we come to know later on that the characters already knew (I think we're to logically assume how they knew, it's a storytelling technique that's used in a lot of books and movies)
For egs, how did shiyi know that the reason Xiaoju was singing a song was to confess to someone (we have to assume that tao/huang jun told him) or that when shiyi and xiaoju have that beautiful hug scene in ep 19, we later come to know that shiyi knows about his blood phobia before that scene. It's not directly shown to us. We have to assume certain things by way of logic and character development. Maybe that's why, in the last episodes, they don't outright show a lot of things, like did cl tell shiyi about xxj liking him and then helping him set up that surprise at Tao's wedding.... Was it Tao who told him? Like logical assumptions can be made even if they're not directly shown.

Miss the Dragon. The only thing good about that drama is the second lead couple.

I am looking forward to this one. Like both the main leads.

There isn't a lot of misunderstanding... Only the main secret of the plot.

https://youtu.be/WadcD5RJDKk
Some more BTS with other cast members

Edit: Can anyone tell me which song is used in this edit?
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Haha I really like that line.

I haven't watched remembrance of things past but I want to. Need to be in the right mindset for it. A short form drama would be wonderful to watch before binging through all the episodes of ARRTI again.

I was going to post something about this too. He really looks good in pastels, i think the earlier pic was too young looking.

I just can't get past her deliberate and forced cuteness to even appreciate her acting. In a love so romantic, her character has a questionable arc but at least she doesn't have that pout and exaggerated gestures that i saw in I've fallen for you and moonlight, so I liked her acting in that.I immediately stop watching when I come across any FL doing that forced cute thing. It's cringe.

Please suggest dramas to get over ARRTI. The current crop of dramas seem so unimpressive that I'm really having a hard time moving on to a new drama. I am not a fan of youth dramas (ARRTI was an exception) or crime/thriller dramas. Rest everything is fine, have partial preference towards historical dramas though.
P. S. : I will be checking out Wang Rui Chang's newest Dear Diary. Just waiting for it to finish. As a rule, I never watch on going dramas, love to binge through a series (again ARRTI is the only exception to that rule)

https://youtu.be/V73BSqwUJ8s
I mean, what can be cuter than this!

Liu Yu Ning absolutely slays in period costume. Each and every still of his looks so impressive.

There are so many chinese actresses who do that to appear cute. I don't get it, being a baby is supposed to be attractive? Is it a cultural thing for them? I just find it so annoying and I instantly stop watching such FLs. The only actresses I've seen who don't resort to excessive pouting and high pitched voice to act 'cute' are Hu Yi Xuan, Yang Zhi Wen and Zhao Lu Si.

Youku sucks at promotion and business in general.

Btw you should mark this as spoiler I think

I think it really drives home the message of this drama, that we don't appreciate what we have until it's gone. That we should not take our good fortune for granted.

Their styling looks so good. I really like the colours. I am fed up of seeing all white clothes in the xianxia genre.
These type of characters do suit her well and I can't wait to see her chemistry with the entire cast. I am really excited for this drama too because I have a soft corner towards merfolk stories.

So well acted by both of them. I started weeping when Huang Jun's lips were trembling :(

This drama made me smile, laugh and cry. I went through a whole spectrum of emotions because of this drama haha.