Blueberries

Yes, you are correct; it is based on the premise that viewers are already familiar with the characters.

The trailer doesn't quite grab my attention; it feels a bit slow-paced with a heavy focus on narration. I've definitely seen more compelling trailers before. Link to trailer that I'm talking about: https://wetv.vip/en/play/ln9j0bsvn9x0uos-Lost%20You%20Forever%20S2/i41002piegx-Teaser%3A%20Lost%20You%20Forever%20S2

The trailer for season 2 does indeed look rather boring. Just a note: LYF season 1 received a very good score on Douban (7.8 from over 400K raters). Judging by the quality of season 1, I expect season 2 will be of the same caliber.

I completely agree with you! Each of the main characters brings something valuable to the story. It does not matter who ends up with her because of the strengths they all bring to the table.

Boring troll

Yes, not only is he manipulative, but he's also a compulsive liar. Remember the ease with which he lied in front of HYM's mother, claiming he wasn't interested in a relationship, despite the drama clearly showing otherwise.

It's on YouTube, MZTV Exclusive Chinese Drama channel. It's available in the US, though it may not be available in your country. Here's the playlist for Season 2: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpghCOjR4QqouvusCZTvAgO2evXgYs1cy

The drama didn't list romance as a genre in MDL, so that's some faith! Glad that you win 😁

They did that?! That's great to hear, made me smile from ear to ear 🤣💖

I thought so too, Soong Ai-ling, the eldest. But looking at the cast, there's a Song Mei Ling

I agree with your observation, it's disheartening to witness the polarization and aggression displayed by this subset of fans. This whole thing is silly and a waste of time.

I know, right 😱 I tried to like this photo of DW and XHZ from Sendai Tree drama since last week to no avail .. MDL, please fix!

I have seen the Weibo post mentioned by BlueCandy above. Those are posts by fans, posted on Deng Wei Chaohua. If you google on what Weibo Chaohua (超话) is: 'Chaohua Community is a community provided by Weibo to users that includes discussions and exchanges on celebrities, variety shows, games and other fields of interest.' -The fact that Weibo slapped gag penalty on both DW and YZ fan accounts, suggests that it's time to move on.

-We are both entitled to our own opinions. -Yes, for a straightforward and verifiable fact, a single credible source may suffice. However we're dealing with 2 parties here, where differing perspectives exist.

same here, I can't like the photo, or any other photos on MDL. This is the message that pop up: Something went wrong on our end. Please try again later or open a support ticket.

I don't believe that Deng Wei, or any actors, would instigate an attack against another fellow actor. Fan-wars, fueled by fervent supporters, would expose actors to unwarranted scrutiny and criticism. I was curious about how this fan war would impact the number of DW's fans, given that he has around 5 million fans. I noticed last week that his fans count appeared to be stuck at a certain number, and it wasn't until he concluded his latest drama and secured a new brand endorsement that the fans count began to steadily increasing again. This observation reaffirms my belief, that fan-wars are never beneficial for an actor, thus it's inconceivable that any actor would deliberately instigate one. Also, as a reminder, a single source of information cannot be treated as an indisputable fact. 😂

haha .. I ask ChatGPT from time to time, for coding. It's pretty good since it was trained on Stackoverflow data.

Someone is expecting a reply, here's one: .. Methinks, to assail with venomous tongues those who harbor dissimilar musings on characters within our drama, doth sow discord. Let not the specter of rancor obscure the light of understanding, for in the tapestry of narrative, each thread weaves a unique tale. Pray, let us comport ourselves with grace, wherein differing viewpoints be not daggers hurled, but facets of a gem that doth sparkle in multifarious brilliance. Aye, to embrace the diversity of view is to revel in the grandeur of this intellectual banquet. Verily, in this forum of dramatic contemplation, let us not be warring factions, but players upon a shared stage. 'Tis but my humble two cents, cast into the vast expanse of discourse...

Wow, I don't have time for this back and forth. In my view, the novel concludes fittingly. I watched the drama first before reading the novel. I like Xiang Liu character in the novel the most (that doesn't mean that I hate Jing character in the novel 😊). In the drama adaptation, I like Jing's character portrayal, It's the actor's interpretation that sticks with me. I get that others might see it differently, and that's cool with me. At the same time, just 'cause others see Jing differently, it won't change how I see him. Now, let's enjoy other dramas, while waiting on season 2 to air, cheers!

Hi Winny 😊 Different people may interpret that interview or the novel differently. Interpreting a work of literature is a subjective process, and there isn't necessarily a "wrong" way to interpret it. It's not a matter of reading comprehension. Btw, if you search for antonyms of the word 'tragedy' using Natural Language Processing library in python, one of the words that comes up is 'comedy' !!