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Pretty people. Romance. And SPACE!
Science and space-themed (personal huuuuge swoon) meets entertainment industry (with a touch of gaming at the beginning) and eye-candy leads who do a good job of falling in love, it’s fun. Not earth-shattering or epic, but a pretty enjoyable ride.
Early on: makeup artists did Dilraba dirty with very obvious mismatched white facial makeup just to her neck and orange lipstick. Yang Yang had no issues in that dept, but his initial take on the character of Yu Tu just was a handsome man speaking his lines, not much heart or personality.
Dilraba played her role somewhat similar to her Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms character, ultra cutesy smiley teehee giggles. She Naruto runs around her apartment like a cracked-out squirrel when the ML is in or around. Like, literally dashes. She dialed it back kinda/sorta later on.
Their chemistry moves forward, she’s less goo goo, he’s not so wooden, and together it’s very sweet, warm, makes you smile a lot kind of vibe.
Some actors are a blazing forest fire of smolder when they play stand offish or cold (Jing Boran/The Early Spring, Bai Jinting/The First Frost, etc). Yang Yang isn’t in that group for me. Besides a very handsome face, his hotness only doubled in the latter half when Yu Tu is forthright and assertive in what he wanted. He was very masculine (but not macho) in that way, and it was drool-worthy when things amped up with his shameless flirting (and an innuendo or two), and the delivery of that yummmmm was all YY’s acting.
Dilraba’s character was, at times, cringey with the ultra saccharine cutesy, other times like a perky Taylor Swift/everyone is my bestie type, but interestingly, she was much, much stronger than you’d assume and took 0% negative judgment from Yu Tu. She was perfectly happy and beyond fulfilled focusing on her own life, work, needs and wants, this was my fave aspect of her.
Side character actress who made me so happy to see again: Yu Tu’s mom, played by actress Cui Yi, who I loved, loved, LOVED in the drama How Dare You?! playing the feminine version of Mr. Bei.
Early on: makeup artists did Dilraba dirty with very obvious mismatched white facial makeup just to her neck and orange lipstick. Yang Yang had no issues in that dept, but his initial take on the character of Yu Tu just was a handsome man speaking his lines, not much heart or personality.
Dilraba played her role somewhat similar to her Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms character, ultra cutesy smiley teehee giggles. She Naruto runs around her apartment like a cracked-out squirrel when the ML is in or around. Like, literally dashes. She dialed it back kinda/sorta later on.
Their chemistry moves forward, she’s less goo goo, he’s not so wooden, and together it’s very sweet, warm, makes you smile a lot kind of vibe.
Some actors are a blazing forest fire of smolder when they play stand offish or cold (Jing Boran/The Early Spring, Bai Jinting/The First Frost, etc). Yang Yang isn’t in that group for me. Besides a very handsome face, his hotness only doubled in the latter half when Yu Tu is forthright and assertive in what he wanted. He was very masculine (but not macho) in that way, and it was drool-worthy when things amped up with his shameless flirting (and an innuendo or two), and the delivery of that yummmmm was all YY’s acting.
Dilraba’s character was, at times, cringey with the ultra saccharine cutesy, other times like a perky Taylor Swift/everyone is my bestie type, but interestingly, she was much, much stronger than you’d assume and took 0% negative judgment from Yu Tu. She was perfectly happy and beyond fulfilled focusing on her own life, work, needs and wants, this was my fave aspect of her.
Side character actress who made me so happy to see again: Yu Tu’s mom, played by actress Cui Yi, who I loved, loved, LOVED in the drama How Dare You?! playing the feminine version of Mr. Bei.
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