Ive watched all of them, the korean version was my guilty pleasure drama tbh but bec of the guys the female lead…
The Korean version is actually the first ever Asian contemporary drama I watched. I can blame MDL on that... cos I saw it advertised on the Most Popular Drama on the home page... LOL
Since you're in the last year, I assume you're busy with your last exams/project/thesis or anything required for your graduation. So, wish the best for your schooling. I'm not sure this drama will end with the graduation from high school or college or start their career, but according to synopsis on Viu, it indicates such ending. Then definitely F4TBOF will be a graduation gift for you! ;D
Lay Zhang's drama Challenged in Midlife should come out soon. Marcus mentioned it in his Youtube because he wanted…
Idk what the problem is. The drama looks like a regular romance/life... wait I just checked the drama page. It's scheduled to be aired on Dragon TV and ZJTV (Zhen Jiang TV). No wonder takes a while. It's not the usual networks that release their dramas fast!
I'm so glad that this article exists so that more people are aware of this lovely drama. I have known about the…
The Second Lead Syndrome gif is actually taken from the OST "In the Wind". The MV is released after Ep 3 is out. This article is submitted just 3 few days after Ep 4 is released when Ep 5 hasn't been out yet. At that time I didn't know on which episode the scene would be on.
So it seems you haven't seen the music video yet and watch sweet Dew singing with his gentle voice... ;D
Honestly I'm not sure either... I've never watched his dramas... Only when making this article I watched Boss…
Omg you are so smart!!! The Mandarin practice with slow drama... I never thought about that. I only watch too many Cdramas that eventually I understand here and there modern convo.
I saw other versions shows the narration of the others too, but their characterizations are not deep. I only see…
Actually, isn't the portrayal of all ML's fiancees are always strong? I mean they fall for the MLs but never become crazy bitches who harm the FLs? I like when watching the Korean version, when the first entrance of Joon Pyo's fiancee is when she's rowing and singing on the gondola... LOL.
It was actually the second time I tried watching Shen Yue, first time in A Love so Beautiful and then MG 2018. I hated both characters, I dropped ALSB. I don't really like watching her again. On the contrary I actually follow Wang He Di, Darren Chen, Caesar Wu, Connor Leong, and Sun Qian, and checked their works after MG 2018.
Yeah, I actually am impressed with her acting, amongst all the main characters, even compared to Bright and Win…
She is a GMMTV actress, so yeah, all projects will be with GMMTV. The matter is hopefully it gets subbed.
I'm at the same position with you. I have never watched any of the main actors before, so I cannot compare their acting here with their previous works. Since I've never watched Bright before, I can only see his acting from how he played the transition and transformation of Thyme, as the director said. As of Win's character, the interview with the director on Kavin is really intriguing. I've never seen the third male lead being manipulative in other versions. I'm curious what were the screenwriters up to with this character.
I was surprised to find Zhang Han on here, because even though he is stunningly handsome and knows how to do the…
Honestly I'm not sure either... I've never watched his dramas... Only when making this article I watched Boss & Me... was that when you saw he's emotionless. So I want to see Liu Guang Yin. But again, his character is the God of War, so it may be a cold personality...
I've been going through your articles and stumbled upon this one. First of all, I want to express my thanks for…
Whoa... you are a HYD veteran??? I urge you to watch it now... and mostly plunge in with other HYD veterans in the comment section. Truly... I'm not exaggerating when I wrote that it's full with " in-depth character, episode-by-episode, or version compare/contrast analysis". Besides, when you're with them, all nostalgia of the previous drama will come up! When reading their comments, I feel like this CW article is too childish and simple, and only touches the surface of the depth of the drama they're discussing. But since my intention writing this article is merely to introduce this drama mainly to them who are newbies, never watched any version or Thai drama, I don't want to go too far.
I will just give you some input on the MG 2018 on why is so lamely different: - Unlike the other versions, the setting is university, not high school because no way it would pass censorship. No romance for high schoolers, they have to study to pass the national university entrance exam. - Therefore, making F4 card issuance tradition is childish. The main characters should be college kids, more mature. I still think that bridge challenge is so weird. - Their dramas have to be inspirational. That makes the characters have to be smart. MG 2018 is the only version that shows that they actually study instead of playing around. - Also, makes the ML, Dao Ming Si, smart and not having weakness making mistakes with spelling - Another thing, flaunting wealth is a no-no in Cdramas. That makes it only Dao Ming Si has a luxury car. Luxury cars and huge mansions are all back in this drama. There is funny scene (not spoiler) that Gorya got lost in Thyme's huge mansion ;D
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So it seems you haven't seen the music video yet and watch sweet Dew singing with his gentle voice... ;D
It was actually the second time I tried watching Shen Yue, first time in A Love so Beautiful and then MG 2018. I hated both characters, I dropped ALSB. I don't really like watching her again. On the contrary I actually follow Wang He Di, Darren Chen, Caesar Wu, Connor Leong, and Sun Qian, and checked their works after MG 2018.
I'm at the same position with you. I have never watched any of the main actors before, so I cannot compare their acting here with their previous works. Since I've never watched Bright before, I can only see his acting from how he played the transition and transformation of Thyme, as the director said. As of Win's character, the interview with the director on Kavin is really intriguing. I've never seen the third male lead being manipulative in other versions. I'm curious what were the screenwriters up to with this character.
I will just give you some input on the MG 2018 on why is so lamely different:
- Unlike the other versions, the setting is university, not high school because no way it would pass censorship. No romance for high schoolers, they have to study to pass the national university entrance exam.
- Therefore, making F4 card issuance tradition is childish. The main characters should be college kids, more mature. I still think that bridge challenge is so weird.
- Their dramas have to be inspirational. That makes the characters have to be smart. MG 2018 is the only version that shows that they actually study instead of playing around.
- Also, makes the ML, Dao Ming Si, smart and not having weakness making mistakes with spelling
- Another thing, flaunting wealth is a no-no in Cdramas. That makes it only Dao Ming Si has a luxury car. Luxury cars and huge mansions are all back in this drama. There is funny scene (not spoiler) that Gorya got lost in Thyme's huge mansion ;D