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Yes, they will resolve the misunderstanding soon and fight against the villains together.
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He has his revenge as well, someone drugged him many years ago, it will unfold later as well, just be patient...
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She loves him, but she has her mission which will be unfold in the next episodes, she's not live for love.
People are giving attention to this drama because it got renowned actors and the crash out is because a lot of…
There is nothing wrong with criticizing the use of AI. However, some people are using it to shift the focus and jumping to the conclusion that the entire production is insincere simply because it used AI.
In reality, the post-production team has continued improving details such as the filters based on viewers’ feedback. I rarely see a production company respond to its audience this seriously. Most of them simply do not care what viewers think.
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Unfortunately, she just started to learn his background from now. Because 3 years ago, they were dating in Beijing, while Murong Family was in Shanghai. So she never met his family before and he felt hurt to mention his painful past.
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When she faked her death and escaped three years ago, she probably never imagined things would turn out this way. She thought the male lead’s family would be able to protect him and keep him out of prison. After fleeing to Nanyang, she assumed a new identity and now returned to avenge her sisters. Her enemy is Family Huo.
exactly republican drama rarely get spotlight nowadays and big stars usually avoid it in their prime ... this…
Yes, even some older Republican dramas had plots that were far more over-the-top than this. Watching them felt like being on a roller coaster. This is the vibe of this genre. Otherwise, there's no difference from modern dramas.
After seeing so much debate in the comments, I want to share my own perspective.
1. About the AI-generated opening sequence
A lot of Chinese dramas now use AI-generated opening sequences, so I honestly do not understand why people suddenly care so much about it in this particular case, or why the discussion has turned into a slogan about boycotting AI. It feels more like some people finally found a reason to attack this drama.
If you are disappointed because you think a high-budget production should not be using AI, then the truth is that this drama was never a high-budget project.
It only started receiving attention from iQIYI and WeTV after Zhang Linghe’s military look went viral across the internet during the first few days of filming last year. Even the director said he had not expected the platforms to suddenly start paying attention to the drama.
Republican-era dramas have been largely ignored for nearly a decade, and it has been a long time since one became genuinely popular. This drama only gained so much attention because Zhang Linghe brought it into the spotlight. Since then, several more Republican-era dramas have gradually gone into production.
2. About people calling it a short drama
I have watched actual short dramas, and this is nothing like them.
In short dramas, individual scenes usually last less than a minute, and some are only a few seconds long. This drama simply uses flashbacks, withholds certain information, and leaves mysteries to be explained later.
For viewers who are used to Chinese dramas telling everything in a straightforward, chronological way, the pacing may feel unusually fast. But is fast pacing and a plot full of twists really a bad thing?
Personally, I am tired of slow dramas with flat storylines that make me want to fall asleep.
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In reality, the post-production team has continued improving details such as the filters based on viewers’ feedback. I rarely see a production company respond to its audience this seriously. Most of them simply do not care what viewers think.
1. About the AI-generated opening sequence
A lot of Chinese dramas now use AI-generated opening sequences, so I honestly do not understand why people suddenly care so much about it in this particular case, or why the discussion has turned into a slogan about boycotting AI. It feels more like some people finally found a reason to attack this drama.
If you are disappointed because you think a high-budget production should not be using AI, then the truth is that this drama was never a high-budget project.
It only started receiving attention from iQIYI and WeTV after Zhang Linghe’s military look went viral across the internet during the first few days of filming last year. Even the director said he had not expected the platforms to suddenly start paying attention to the drama.
Republican-era dramas have been largely ignored for nearly a decade, and it has been a long time since one became genuinely popular. This drama only gained so much attention because Zhang Linghe brought it into the spotlight. Since then, several more Republican-era dramas have gradually gone into production.
2. About people calling it a short drama
I have watched actual short dramas, and this is nothing like them.
In short dramas, individual scenes usually last less than a minute, and some are only a few seconds long. This drama simply uses flashbacks, withholds certain information, and leaves mysteries to be explained later.
For viewers who are used to Chinese dramas telling everything in a straightforward, chronological way, the pacing may feel unusually fast. But is fast pacing and a plot full of twists really a bad thing?
Personally, I am tired of slow dramas with flat storylines that make me want to fall asleep.