I see, it's a pity I decided to skip it due to clashing schedule with Speed and Love back then. Currently, I have no inclination to watch Shine on Me. But, I guess I'm fond of red-flag boys lolll.
That's why the kids call him Jin Laoyao. I assume it can be translated as Old Demon Jin LMFAO. Welp, he's got all the materials needed to become a killer principal.
1. First cry: Lin Yiyang mourning over his shifu (Amidst a Snowstorm of Love) 2. Second cry: Hailou crying over Shrimpie's fake death (Archives: The Nanyang Mystery) 3. Third cry: Poor Fu Xinshu being dumped and scammed (money) by his emotionally distant and cruel mother (Road to Success)
Novel readers, does Fu Xinshu and Wen Chengye have a personal vendetta in the past? The latter seems to be hostile to the former for no reason and even breaks his promise to attend the match.
Oh, that's because of the limited screentime of the adult arc, as though they wanted to rush things and cram every…
Haixia is supposed to be killed off in the novel, but you can't have Ryan Ding in a cameo role, right? He will come back after Hailou gathers all the herbs necessary to create the antidote to fake death pill. But, his personality is inevitably going to undergo an extreme change.
By the way, I restart "Time Raiders" again and this time, guess I have to suppress my jumpscare against horror creatures. Just finished through King Lu's Seven Star Palace arc tho. I'll mark it as completed when I have seen the whole show. If you guys are curious of my watchlist, you can see that I have marked "Never-Ending Summer" with 29 episodes. That's because I'm very tired of witnessing the similar cliche trope over and over again. So, no more ranting this and that, okay?
P.S. Just need somewhere else to pour out my thoughts.
The most iconic scene I can think of is how Hailou manages to bomb the cave (in ep 1) and claims to the party that he's lying through his teeth. I'm laughing hard again as I rewatch the scene LMFAO.
I try my best to hold on and see if there's any improvement. If the worst comes to the worst, I might have to drop it despite my love for Saiunkoku Monogatari. It's such a shame that this drama performs underwhelming compared to my wishful hope.
I can't help myself but I need to keep using skipping button as some scenes are too cringe to my liking and gives zero impactful or inspirational meaning whatsoever. I admit the fact that it was filmed back in 2023 gives off the lack of finesse in cinematography aspect, creating an awful first impression for new watchers (I've yet to see the poison scene, so I'll comment on that later). Right now, I'm only investing myself for the boys and the second couple. I'm also sorry for Deng Wei, but I'm liking Sa Sakujun's anime version more.
Six of Crows fan in the wild! I don't find much similarities between them though other than them having the "mastermind"…
1. Kaz isn't crippled like Shrimpie, but still, both of them have similar trouble when it comes to mobility. 2. They share similar psycho trait (if I'm not mistaken, Kaz enjoys the pleasure of torturing Pekka Rollins and his lackeys (due to personal vendetta or whatsoever, I've forgotten). Just like how Shrimpie wants to destroy Mo Yungao's army. 3. Both of them tend to keep things bottled up inside their minds (the part where Hailou asks Shrimpie if he's okay is also similar when Inej asks Kaz the same thing). 4. They have strategist mind and tend to analyze every situation before acting, unless fueled by uncontrollable rage or personal revenge.
Guess that's all the similarities I can find between the two of them.
K-Drama 
2. Second cry: Hailou crying over Shrimpie's fake death (Archives: The Nanyang Mystery)
3. Third cry: Poor Fu Xinshu being dumped and scammed (money) by his emotionally distant and cruel mother (Road to Success)
P.S.
Just need somewhere else to pour out my thoughts.
2. They share similar psycho trait (if I'm not mistaken, Kaz enjoys the pleasure of torturing Pekka Rollins and his lackeys (due to personal vendetta or whatsoever, I've forgotten). Just like how Shrimpie wants to destroy Mo Yungao's army.
3. Both of them tend to keep things bottled up inside their minds (the part where Hailou asks Shrimpie if he's okay is also similar when Inej asks Kaz the same thing).
4. They have strategist mind and tend to analyze every situation before acting, unless fueled by uncontrollable rage or personal revenge.
Guess that's all the similarities I can find between the two of them.