Luo Yunxi is not in this drama at all. He has acted in a recent a drama with a similar name (in both Mandarin…
I really appreciate you replying about it on both pages, though... I was confused as to why this drama would be linked to LYX until you drew my attention to the similarity of the Chinese names.
It's click bait. Happens with other dramas as well, especially if it's popular or buzz worthy. On another note,…
No, I knew it wasn't Xixi in that drama, so I came to MDL to figure out which drama it actually was. When I realized that people over there had been looking for a version with English subtitles I posted the link. I figure somebody might be glad to see it, regardless of what it's called in the channel. But I appreciate your response. True drama lovers support each other in this way...
It's click bait. Happens with other dramas as well, especially if it's popular or buzz worthy. On another note,…
Why couldn't I remember "click bait" when I was talking about this under the other drama .... lol ... and what's even more cringe is that this was a fairly typical name for such dramas at the time ...
Luo Yunxi is not in this drama at all. He has acted in a recent a drama with a similar name (in both Mandarin…
No, I did not believe it at all ... I knew that wasn't one of LYXs dramas... lol The name of the drama now, I see, does match the upcoming drama [which based on news I've heard probably won't air until 2025]. There have been some posts of behind the scenes and the actors in costume on YouTube, so perhaps the Youtubers who posted hoped to draw in those who are interested in those posts. It's definitely sad that this drama is not being aired with its correct name though; The Woodcutter and His Fox Wife deserves to be acknowledged.
Luo Yunxi is not in this drama at all. He has acted in a recent a drama with a similar name (in both Mandarin…
Indeed... I find it very amusing when some Youtubers do this; post a drama with a similar name but totally different actors and story in a way that will attract unsuspecting viewers. What's the Luo Yunxi drama you are referring to, btw?
Teng Hao Tian profile still no available here on MDL page.Did you know that every user in MDL can personally create…
I noticed that ... would have linked to that instead if I could find it. I'll dig around on Chinese social media to see what I can find. If I can get enough data, I'll create a page for him and drop the link on this thread.
Because Iām not a novel reader ever all of this is quite new to me so I go in as a viewer, but it was disappointing…
I haven't read the novel either and have been avoiding comparisons as far as possible, but I don't have a problem with the ending per se ... Since it's a vampire story set in the 1930s rather than modern day or near future, I'm more willing to accept the nature of the outcome. However I suspect some of what novel readers say is missing might have been in parts that were excised after the first review. From my perspective, that's what weakens the story overall.
A lot of the problems plot wise would have been resolved if we'd been able to see the original version. I mean, they did the best they could, but it was pretty obvious to me at least half a dozen times that they excised some segments that would have given more information, but which, I guess, would also have made it too "vampirish". I actually wouldn't have had a problem with the conflicted villain character - I thought there was some value to his characterization - but so much that would have balanced this portrayal was actually cut. Even worse, the way he exits the plot is so anticlimactic; we get built up with so much attention, and then in the end he fizzles like a damp squib. Same for the Mu lady. The plot progression pretty much disintegrates after about Ep 21. I still liked it a lot because the overall entertainment value for me outweighed the flaws, but I am so sorry we didn't get the version that originally went to review.
But I appreciate your response. True drama lovers support each other in this way...
The name of the drama now, I see, does match the upcoming drama [which based on news I've heard probably won't air until 2025]. There have been some posts of behind the scenes and the actors in costume on YouTube, so perhaps the Youtubers who posted hoped to draw in those who are interested in those posts.
It's definitely sad that this drama is not being aired with its correct name though; The Woodcutter and His Fox Wife deserves to be acknowledged.
What's the Luo Yunxi drama you are referring to, btw?
I'll dig around on Chinese social media to see what I can find. If I can get enough data, I'll create a page for him and drop the link on this thread.
https://youtu.be/nDRNBefgPvo?si=T5cPtkipYTTCDS1l
I still liked it a lot because the overall entertainment value for me outweighed the flaws, but I am so sorry we didn't get the version that originally went to review.
TIA for any assistance ...