he was just a guest member, but I think the show actually helped him a lot. He is not very well know and I had…
On second thought , not so "carefully"... Sometimes they lacked sense of logic, like in ep. 6 - three teams reach deadlock and the game isn't actually going anywhere so the producers at this point have decided: "hey, forget the game needs rules, no holds barred, no tied hands, attacks in "safe" zones permitted, and do not care at all that one of the players has just gone to the toilet and forces are unbalanced, we just need to close the episode... "
he was just a guest member, but I think the show actually helped him a lot. He is not very well know and I had…
I'm not biased against Kris, I like him. And I liked other members of the show, too. I was just teasing the writers...
As for "playing tricks" I couldn't see it because to me the whole show looks devised carefully by the screenwriters. And the participants have to play their "imposed" roles (only sometimes they were allowed to express themselves but in such a way it wouldn't change the directions, like the example of Neo in ep. 8)
he was just a guest member, but I think the show actually helped him a lot. He is not very well know and I had…
oh, not a bad idea! if there is season 2 and if he is a regular member I could forgive the directors for putting a guest on a defeated/awkward position every time, and labelling Neo with insulting stickers like "young and naive" (there were a few more of that sort but I can't remember now all descriptions used) And I could even consider following the show.
by the way, looking at Kris, he showed up in China in 2015 and got famous with Mr Six ... two years of acting experience with no main role in any drama – it really doesn't make him that much of a "senior" to be portrayed this way...
Someone messed with the brakes sometime during the 'goodbye'. The people present were those that were in the van…
Why doesn't it make sense? Yes, the brothers were devoted but they must have knew that helping Jian Zi to escape was not an option because he would become a fugitive person wanted by the police. The only way to prevent the police from the search is to create a situation where everyone believes that the convict is dead so faking "the accident" sounds reasonable. Yes, it is risky, but then everyone, especially within Autumn's Door, believed in Jian Zi's extraordinary abilities. This is a fictional world. So if some things are said we have to believe in it. It's said that Jian Zi is a master of martial arts, that he can beat off 20 men at once, that he can find mysterious ways of entering rooms - and we have to believe Jian Zi is able to do it. For people in the drama his abilities were natural, that's a part of the story. Having said that, I do not exclude the possibility that Li Yong Ji might have orchestrated the accident.... (just discussing the alternatives)
I just saw this drama will suck, as I just watched some clips from youtube which they spread like fire about it…
you feel sorry...
... and I'm proud of Mike He that he returned participating in such a beautiful and ambitious production ... I'm proud that Mike He chose a different role for a change and didn't played another rich bossy boy (like in a series of dramas before: Devil Beside You, Why Why Love, Love keeps going, Sunny Happiness, Malaysian movie The Golden Couple, My Pig Lady...) ... I'm proud that Mike He had the guts to take on a part of a negative character ... and I'm thankful to Mike He he agreed to play a role of the senior actor for the next generation, with his presence he endorsed the production and helped a young lead to get mass attention He's already an accomplished actor and doesn't need to prove anything. And your words are very harmful. Something that no fan would say....
episodes with Hou Ming Hao: 5 (desert) 6 (baloons) 8 (jade pendant)
The directors treated Neo Hou as an unsignificant character to be preyed on/exploited and then disposed of when it suited them. Yet he had a chance to show his skills & win hearts of the audience with his straightforward demeanour. As the whole show is about and around "clever Kris" (I do like Kris as an actor, he's got a talent, the looks, and charisma, but after watching 72Floors, you might be really fed up with "clever Kris"), the producers made it sure so that nobody would excel Kris. So when Neo scored better than Kris twice in ep. 6 , the third time was unacceptable - they ruthlessly cut out Neo's performance at the end of the show despite the fact he sang the best from all the people; his performance is available on YT but it was not included in the episode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCDxkVfJA7w
I love the moment at 14:00 in ep. 8 – it is all written on Neo's face, but no matter what he thought and felt, till the end of the show he had to play the role that was written for him. Still it was nice to see good interaction between Neo and Kris, especially in ep. 8.
http://kissdrama.club/watch-online/cambrian-period/episode-1 WITH ENG SUB
This is not subbed by KISS DRAMA, it's just stolen from Productive Procrastinator... who btw asked not to reupload on any server.... Why advertise for a false source if there is an original site? At least you should visit ProductiveProcrastinator's blog [http://mydramalist.com/profile/ProductiveProcrastinator] to say thank you...
Sometimes they lacked sense of logic, like in ep. 6 - three teams reach deadlock and the game isn't actually going anywhere so the producers at this point have decided: "hey, forget the game needs rules, no holds barred, no tied hands, attacks in "safe" zones permitted, and do not care at all that one of the players has just gone to the toilet and forces are unbalanced, we just need to close the episode... "
And I liked other members of the show, too. I was just teasing the writers...
As for "playing tricks" I couldn't see it because to me the whole show looks devised carefully by the screenwriters. And the participants have to play their "imposed" roles (only sometimes they were allowed to express themselves but in such a way it wouldn't change the directions, like the example of Neo in ep. 8)
I didn't care about two other stories, though...
Beijing
Kaohsiung, Taiwan:
- the seaport & docks / panoramic view of the city / the city centre / the banks of the Love River
the Penghu, Taiwan / Xiyu Island and Baisha Main Island:
- Penghu Great Bridge 澎湖跨海大橋
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oV29waJhee4
anybody knows of other specific locations, please post
if there is season 2 and if he is a regular member I could forgive the directors for putting a guest on a defeated/awkward position every time, and labelling Neo with insulting stickers like "young and naive" (there were a few more of that sort but I can't remember now all descriptions used) And I could even consider following the show.
by the way, looking at Kris, he showed up in China in 2015 and got famous with Mr Six ...
two years of acting experience with no main role in any drama – it really doesn't make him that much of a "senior" to be portrayed this way...
Yes, the brothers were devoted but they must have knew that helping Jian Zi to escape was not an option because he would become a fugitive person wanted by the police. The only way to prevent the police from the search is to create a situation where everyone believes that the convict is dead so faking "the accident" sounds reasonable.
Yes, it is risky, but then everyone, especially within Autumn's Door, believed in Jian Zi's extraordinary abilities.
This is a fictional world. So if some things are said we have to believe in it. It's said that Jian Zi is a master of martial arts, that he can beat off 20 men at once, that he can find mysterious ways of entering rooms - and we have to believe Jian Zi is able to do it. For people in the drama his abilities were natural, that's a part of the story.
Having said that, I do not exclude the possibility that Li Yong Ji might have orchestrated the accident.... (just discussing the alternatives)
... and I'm proud of Mike He that he returned participating in such a beautiful and ambitious production
... I'm proud that Mike He chose a different role for a change and didn't played another rich bossy boy (like in a series of dramas before: Devil Beside You, Why Why Love, Love keeps going, Sunny Happiness, Malaysian movie The Golden Couple, My Pig Lady...)
... I'm proud that Mike He had the guts to take on a part of a negative character
... and I'm thankful to Mike He he agreed to play a role of the senior actor for the next generation, with his presence he endorsed the production and helped a young lead to get mass attention
He's already an accomplished actor and doesn't need to prove anything. And your words are very harmful. Something that no fan would say....
trailer: https://youtu.be/EJPaojHVVko
full ep. 11: https://youtu.be/hxeJ_m4LtGg
(ep. recorded 2017-08-25)
i have no idea what they're talking about but it looks so funny....
5 (desert)
6 (baloons)
8 (jade pendant)
The directors treated Neo Hou as an unsignificant character to be preyed on/exploited and then disposed of when it suited them. Yet he had a chance to show his skills & win hearts of the audience with his straightforward demeanour.
As the whole show is about and around "clever Kris" (I do like Kris as an actor, he's got a talent, the looks, and charisma, but after watching 72Floors, you might be really fed up with "clever Kris"), the producers made it sure so that nobody would excel Kris.
So when Neo scored better than Kris twice in ep. 6 , the third time was unacceptable - they ruthlessly cut out Neo's performance at the end of the show despite the fact he sang the best from all the people; his performance is available on YT but it was not included in the episode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCDxkVfJA7w
I love the moment at 14:00 in ep. 8 – it is all written on Neo's face, but no matter what he thought and felt, till the end of the show he had to play the role that was written for him.
Still it was nice to see good interaction between Neo and Kris, especially in ep. 8.