First episode seems interesting. Realistic to real life. But the eng sub on iQiyi isn't that good.
Yeap. Kinda rare for C-dramas to show the private side to law, most of the time it’s public prosecutors. The Oxford dude is super funny, kinda reminds me of some people in real life….. just his English…. 😰😰😰 without subtitles I actually can’t make out wot he’s saying. Hopefully this turns out to be a solid series, it’s quite refreshing. Reminds me of Misaeng but this one is more comedic. 🤣🤣🤣
Qin Hao….. 😳😳😳 I couldn’t even recognise him….. had to stare very hard and very closely…
The weight gain doesn’t look CGI-ed.. he’s wearing prosthetics on face…..? His features look completely different…. 😧😧😧 basically a different person… but the way they did it is so natural… 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Ep 10: who do you guys think burned the raw silk during the journey?
I thought it was one of the guys that the Cao gang employed. So it looks like the 400 people from the villages split up though. I just thought one of the groups successfully made it. 🤔
I watched the trailer too, but the Qi Tian Feng lost all his collateral property to the bank! It means he lost right….?
Unpopular view: I'm distracted by FL's face, I can't enjoy her acting because I keep thinking whether she has…
I actually don’t think she did though… I just think her “baby fat” is gone… it’s her cheeks….
BUT regardless… I actually find her more pleasant looking here….? Or like easy on the eye?
Like in Reunion she looked uhhh… kinda distracting… esp her hair there (didn’t do her any justice, looked like a wig) also, her voice has a sharp undertone to it. Like kinda ‘kiddie’ 🤔 (but I didn’t find her annoying coz she isn’t exactly the overly cute-sy kind, it’s mostly only her big round eyes)…
Baby Shark…. 🤣🤣🤣 put to use in the practical world. LOL!
Eccentric, weird but somehow pushes one to continue for casual watching…. Only complaint being… with an oddball series, it’s about how smoothly various extreme pieces comes together. i.e ultimately the “vibe” it gives viewers.
So, it’s still got kinks here and there but it’s wayyyy better than Salon de Nabi in that sense. So the kinks aren’t limited to a specific area, it’s sometimes the plot, chemistry, flow/pacing, comedy etc…
12-episodes was a wise decision, don’t think it should be any less BUT… as it progresses the series delves into more “serious”/emotional topics… I’m guessing to try give the plot more ‘depth’….? Some may view this as fillers due to the change in tone.
A good concept, solid premise…. but execution was hit-and-misses. Worth giving a try before deciding. The chemistry between the cast was inconsistent… the storyline wasn’t as smooth as I’d like it to be. The romance between the leads feels unnatural at times, for once I don’t think the main actress aced this role.
I watched it casually, fast-forwarding where I thought it was too strange or kinda off.
I'm wondering if i should watch season 2 after watching 1 now that 3 is here. Depends on how much romance. Why…
Espresso is too strong for most including myself. Cappuccino has too much milk… not everyone can take milk and it might be too filling to drink a few cups of it…. Hence…. Long black/Americano…. Think the analogy is like whisky. 1 shot of whisky vs. Whisky cocktail vs. Whisky soda (highball)/whisky on the rocks…
Yes, S2 is a must watch because S3 is literally the continuation of it.
Oh thanks for this, ah, I like her too! Chen Kun is the lead… interesting… 😏 I’ve never heard of it before, will bookmark it to watch. Wait…. Lol, will it pull a con on me and not show a drop of blood + 0 surgery scenes again?
Ah, I’ve watched the Korean one before. I think it’s literally called Hospital Ship. I found that pretty good.
Gosh…. This was so good, I clicked on play with no expectations given the details/summary above was a bunch of gibberish… Definitely at least a solid 8.5. It was a 9 for me because the smooth and satisfying ending caught me by surprise.
So sad that it didn’t gain much viewership/traction in Mainland as well. I wonder why… I spse the way the themes/genres were blended (Drama, Business, Romance, Mystery…..?) and written is kinda new/unexplored…. Also, probably the slow start deterred viewers…..? But by Episode 4 I was completely engrossed 😳… and it got more and more exciting which is kinda always a 50-50 chance with Mainland dramas…
The way it was written, the topics touched upon, and production quality is actually closer to modern K-dramas. It’s probably one of the most visually beautiful modern C-drama I’ve ever watched. The sets, colour grading , office workwear etc was wow…. Like everything was so sophisticated, refined whilst maintaining realism…. So much attention to detail albeit not high budget… except for one bit whereby they spelt ‘Waffle’ wrongly… 🤣 should also commend the cast and screenwriter for all the latent comedic moments. I did LOL! Truly requires some legit skills.
I never quite knew wot P.R companies/people did….. I had a vague idea, some general outline, but after this series like… oh wow. Ok. Their line of work is so…. Interesting… and it wouldn’t suit most people…. Coz the required skillset is so very ‘unique/specific’ considering it isn’t classified as a “professional”.
The weight gain doesn’t look CGI-ed.. he’s wearing prosthetics on face…..? His features look completely different…. 😧😧😧 basically a different person… but the way they did it is so natural… 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I watched the trailer too, but the Qi Tian Feng lost all his collateral property to the bank! It means he lost right….?
BUT regardless… I actually find her more pleasant looking here….? Or like easy on the eye?
Like in Reunion she looked uhhh… kinda distracting… esp her hair there (didn’t do her any justice, looked like a wig) also, her voice has a sharp undertone to it. Like kinda ‘kiddie’ 🤔 (but I didn’t find her annoying coz she isn’t exactly the overly cute-sy kind, it’s mostly only her big round eyes)…
Eccentric, weird but somehow pushes one to continue for casual watching…. Only complaint being… with an oddball series, it’s about how smoothly various extreme pieces comes together. i.e ultimately the “vibe” it gives viewers.
So, it’s still got kinks here and there but it’s wayyyy better than Salon de Nabi in that sense. So the kinks aren’t limited to a specific area, it’s sometimes the plot, chemistry, flow/pacing, comedy etc…
12-episodes was a wise decision, don’t think it should be any less BUT… as it progresses the series delves into more “serious”/emotional topics… I’m guessing to try give the plot more ‘depth’….? Some may view this as fillers due to the change in tone.
I watched it casually, fast-forwarding where I thought it was too strange or kinda off.
Yes, S2 is a must watch because S3 is literally the continuation of it.
Super strong start, it’s so damn good. Totally love that they truly managed continuity from S2…
Ah, I’ve watched the Korean one before. I think it’s literally called Hospital Ship. I found that pretty good.
So sad that it didn’t gain much viewership/traction in Mainland as well. I wonder why… I spse the way the themes/genres were blended (Drama, Business, Romance, Mystery…..?) and written is kinda new/unexplored…. Also, probably the slow start deterred viewers…..? But by Episode 4 I was completely engrossed 😳… and it got more and more exciting which is kinda always a 50-50 chance with Mainland dramas…
The way it was written, the topics touched upon, and production quality is actually closer to modern K-dramas. It’s probably one of the most visually beautiful modern C-drama I’ve ever watched. The sets, colour grading , office workwear etc was wow…. Like everything was so sophisticated, refined whilst maintaining realism…. So much attention to detail albeit not high budget… except for one bit whereby they spelt ‘Waffle’ wrongly… 🤣 should also commend the cast and screenwriter for all the latent comedic moments. I did LOL! Truly requires some legit skills.
I never quite knew wot P.R companies/people did….. I had a vague idea, some general outline, but after this series like… oh wow. Ok. Their line of work is so…. Interesting… and it wouldn’t suit most people…. Coz the required skillset is so very ‘unique/specific’ considering it isn’t classified as a “professional”.