Blades SoSo

Reddit's joined in on the atc vs. SotB faceoff:

https://www.reddit.com/r/DramazenWorld/s/Wci4b2ajjF

What do you mean when you say villain era? When was Xu Kai a villain? Are you talking about Eight Hundred? Are Eight Hundred and SotB his "villain era"?

You didn't express yourself clearly.

Do the people who are nitpicking this drama do the same across other boards? Is it a hobby?🤷‍♂️

Disney+ keeps sending me emails to remind me to continue watching Moonlit Reunion. Don't they know:
1. I'm taking a break to watch Spring of the Blade?
and
2. I'm on my 8th(?) rewatch of Moonlit Reunion?!

✌️

Next time say that some of his characters started off as goofballs.

See. Wasn't that easy. Now you're not (unintentionally) misleading others.

You're going to miss clues if you skip. This isn't exactly your typical slow-paced drama.

Her mom called him Run a couple of times in the flashback.

There are plenty of hmh dramas to choose from and rewatch.

If you put Xu Kai up against hmh, I'm pretty sure who would be more imposing. And XK doesn't rely on excessive eye makeup to add drama to his character.

If she had fighting skills she'd be accused of being a Mary Sue.

I think there's a family connection that will play an important role later on.

He was placed with her family for a reason.

Poor Xu Kai, always the suspect.

Arriving in Vietnam and stops to sign autographs and pose with fans.

His hair is giving me young Elvis vibes.

https://youtube.com/shorts/LHd7FV5BWg8?is=q7fv2EM2diqWles-

I'm not a massive fan of battle scenes. I appreciate the more personal moments. Xu Kai's character in Wonderland of Love faced some devastating blows when his closest companions were taken from him. It was truly heart-wrenching.

That's better than a lethal dose of euphorbia. 🙀😹

He's the very definition of a loose cannon.

No thanks. I'll start a rewatch to catch anything I've missed.

Your profile has it as a 3.

You broadly label an entire performance based on "some scenes." Worthless opinion.