I see many people complaining about how he didn’t run enough after her etc etc. Those who read the novel: was this very different from the novel? As I heard that in the novel he actually lost a leg. Which is a bit of other perspective in terms of his expectation to get back with her, compared to being wounded but being like we saw him in the drama. If they kept the course of the novel, I can imagine people being disappointed a bit in him. However: other take: this was mainly an Esther show, right? The heroin etc etc. In which case it is easier to understand that it was her decision, seemingly, to look him up and make the 99 steps out the 100 to get back with him. . And the truth, like often, will probably be in the middle.
So, I read all reviews. As someone said before: this is one that you either love or hate.
For me, I like it. It’s for the first time since Hidden Love that I got those goosebumps from way before, when I was young. And for everyone who says that some of the acting is exaggerated: one might have forgotten the physical pain to the core when your first love something something 😄 (whatever happened to him or her). Yes, you do cry like it’s the end of the world. And believe - at that moment - that nothing, but absolutely nothing will heal your poor soul and heart.
So, this was filmed before The blood of youth? LHY is a good actor, of course I liked him - like everyone else - in blood of youth but he stole my heart in Wulin Heroes (rewatched the latter like three times). I also thought the Youkou one would be first, but this one here is a nice intermezzo. So this is a film version of a novel? A popular one?
Finally a drama with armies that are worth the word. And that old genezer with his no less than seven sons! Very impressive sight to see them together in those uniforms. So far, I like it quite a lot, and at least it’s a fresh angle for a story. Let’s see how it develops!
As I heard that in the novel he actually lost a leg. Which is a bit of other perspective in terms of his expectation to get back with her, compared to being wounded but being like we saw him in the drama.
If they kept the course of the novel, I can imagine people being disappointed a bit in him.
However: other take: this was mainly an Esther show, right? The heroin etc etc. In which case it is easier to understand that it was her decision, seemingly, to look him up and make the 99 steps out the 100 to get back with him. .
And the truth, like often, will probably be in the middle.
For me, I like it. It’s for the first time since Hidden Love that I got those goosebumps from way before, when I was young.
And for everyone who says that some of the acting is exaggerated: one might have forgotten the physical pain to the core when your first love something something 😄 (whatever happened to him or her). Yes, you do cry like it’s the end of the world. And believe - at that moment - that nothing, but absolutely nothing will heal your poor soul and heart.
I also thought the Youkou one would be first, but this one here is a nice intermezzo.
So this is a film version of a novel? A popular one?
So far, I like it quite a lot, and at least it’s a fresh angle for a story.
Let’s see how it develops!