Chuuya

Thank you 🫶🏻

You know me too well 🤣🤣🤣❤️

Good, I can start watching then 🤣🤣🤣❤️

Is Ning still as insufferable as in S1?

Excellent review ❤️

I’ll be joining you Mingu 😌

I usually don’t visit the comments section, so I missed your theory. I also don’t watch behind-the-scenes or interviews, but as you may know, this is an adaptation of Tibetan Sea, regardless of how much they changed the original short story.

Yes, because it’s not a faithful adaptation but loosely based on his character and short story.

He’s “Wang” Zhang Hai, he’s quoted throughout the novels.

I hated the 2ML from the moment I laid eyes on him 🤣🤣🤣

P.S. Great review, thanks Shiro 🫶🏻

No worries 🫶🏻

Physically weak? Yeah, but strength is not only physical; he’s really cunning and clever.

The dramas are based on The Grave Robber Chronicles by Nanpai Sanshu (novel series Daomubiji aka The Lost Tomb).

Chronological order:

- The Mystic Nine
- The Lost Tomb
- The Lost Tomb 2
- The Lost Tomb 2: Explore with the Note
- Ultimate Note
- Tomb of the Sea
- Adventures Behind the Bronze Door
- Reunion: The Sound of the Providence 1
- Reunion: The Sound of the Providence 2

Upcoming/unaired:

- The Southern Archives

The double Jae Wook attack 👌🏻🤣❤️

The title is fitting OMG 🤣🤣🤣❤️

Yep, agreed lol

Your welcome! 🫶🏻

“Mi Tesoro” is literally translated as “My Treasure,” and is an endearing term similar to “My love” or “My dear.” It can be used for both friends and partners. For friends, it’s usually used to express the incalculable value of a good friend, like “mi amigo es un tesoro” (my friend is a treasure). For lovers, it’s a way of expressing how much you value and care for that person; “eres mi tesoro” (you’re my treasure).

https://youtu.be/5KHgFEiPD4g?si=fzoTRvvTW-t21ddn

That truly gives me hope 🤣🤣🤣
I’m in desperate need for some good angsty story! 🫶🏻