They said the antidote is a flower that grows in Shubei, but doesn't grow anymore. So how was Physician Qin able…
They said the plant cannot be found anymore, but that doesn't mean that there are no dried samples of it left somewhere in a Shubei pharmacy. They sent a message to HZ's teacher, so maybe he sent something over.
Hahaha... till the last minute, they still throw surprises! Great show I enjoyed it very much. That plot twist…
Those fight scenes were better than those in some so-called wuxia dramas! It was nice to see such professional work in what was supposed to be a romance/detective drama.
LOL nobody saw that plot twist coming. To think the person wearing the three-scars mask IS Mu Yan, and CP and…
Yeah, I had the same initial reaction about her ingesting too much Qi vital stone in one go, but I think HZ transformed the stone into something different (hence the round shape like a pill) instead of feeding her the ground up "raw" stone. Let's just say it was the power of alchemy...
I have watched other historical dramas with investigation and I felt the cases on this one dragged for too many…
What you describe, is actually the reality in most investigations. It's never a straight line. Sometimes investigators follow clues that lead nowhere and sometimes coincidence is their best assistant.
Ikr. I'm quite worried about editing as well, esp since it's from iQiyi.
Even with top-class source material, some screen-writers still manage to bungle the whole thing by inserting lousy stereotypes, dumbing down all the female characters, adding love triangles and incoherent character changes. Some if these geniuses should be prohibited from ever touching an original novel again. WoH is definitely the exception where the novel and the drama, although different, are on the same level of quality. Sadly, the same cannot be said of Unchained Love, The Blue Whisper or Chong Zi, to name but a few recent victims of screen-writer "creativity".
That's a good point.It'll be a twist if WJ turns out to be the mastermind instead. I like him but his character…
It's exactly because he appears so overly good and helpless that I have long suspected him. Whenever some prince claims "I have no interest in the throne, I only want to .... (insert hobby here)" all my alarm bells go off. It's like a flash-back to The Rise of Phoenixes 😂😂😂 Ning Yi has ruined my forever!
It is CP all along. As hard as we ship him and Chilan, it reveals that she loves Mu Yan but never has a chance…
I had the same thought when I saw him give her that dagger. Thid would be some tragic irony! I am, however, still hoping against reason, that the chief-villain will be someone else...
I hope this is a better revenge drama than The Long Ballad. The revenge there was absolute dud and nonexistent.
Maybe that was the point. Sometimes there are things that become more important than a long held revenge. For people to let go of a long-held obsession can be some nice character development.
This is quite fun! The snack-size episodes don't allow for any time to be wasted on draggy bits, so the story moves along nicely. The bromance is giving me some serious Word of Honor vibes, maybe because one of the leads looks a bit like ZZH... The subtitles, however, are horrible! Not only are they very often nonsensical but, starting around episode 7 they are no longer in synchronicity with the audio, so that it becomes difficult to work out who is saying what.
When Chu Bu Fu/ Wan Jie died, Mu Yu died, Qin Ke died, Luo Yin Fan died, scene where Yin Fan went disappear after…
Yes, the ending has to be good, otherwise all that angst feels like it was for nothing. Sadly very few dramas take the time give us a decent ending. All these additional episodes and epilogues are just patch-work and I find them rather pointless. It's like buying a car and the 4th tyre is a special edition that needs to be purchased seperately 🙄 I couldn't get through L&R... it felt like a xianxia version of Dawson's Creek to me and every 10 secs someone yelled "Si Feng" 😂
When Chu Bu Fu/ Wan Jie died, Mu Yu died, Qin Ke died, Luo Yin Fan died, scene where Yin Fan went disappear after…
I think I've never cried as much as during Princess Silver.... so if you're ever going to watch it, prepare tissues! Yes, I'm also looking forward to Till the End of the Moon, but I think it will be a while until we get to see this...
This is the worst drama I ever watched passed 60% of the episodes, and regretfully that was 30s eps of my wasted…
I feel with you... every time she calls "shifu" in that stupid baby-voice my toes curl up. It saddens me to see my favourite actor JT in such a bad production.
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE RATING? I was so excited for this, is it really that bad?😭
Very bad writing, bad editing, bad make-up. Acting is mostly good (girlie playing the FL needs a few more acting lessons) and the music is good. It makes me very sad to say this, but the current rating of 7.5 seems about right to me.
When Chu Bu Fu/ Wan Jie died, Mu Yu died, Qin Ke died, Luo Yin Fan died, scene where Yin Fan went disappear after…
I'm with you on RunYu - it's the reason why I had to drop AoL (well, that and the kitschy setting and the annoying FL, to be honest). Sadly, not even LYX could save the car-crash that was And the Winner is Love. His role in Princess Silver was another sad one, but at least it's a half-way decent story.
I hope you can take some time to relax now.
It was quite fun to watch...
WoH is definitely the exception where the novel and the drama, although different, are on the same level of quality.
Sadly, the same cannot be said of Unchained Love, The Blue Whisper or Chong Zi, to name but a few recent victims of screen-writer "creativity".
The snack-size episodes don't allow for any time to be wasted on draggy bits, so the story moves along nicely.
The bromance is giving me some serious Word of Honor vibes, maybe because one of the leads looks a bit like ZZH...
The subtitles, however, are horrible! Not only are they very often nonsensical but, starting around episode 7 they are no longer in synchronicity with the audio, so that it becomes difficult to work out who is saying what.
I couldn't get through L&R... it felt like a xianxia version of Dawson's Creek to me and every 10 secs someone yelled "Si Feng" 😂
Yes, I'm also looking forward to Till the End of the Moon, but I think it will be a while until we get to see this...
It saddens me to see my favourite actor JT in such a bad production.
Acting is mostly good (girlie playing the FL needs a few more acting lessons) and the music is good.
It makes me very sad to say this, but the current rating of 7.5 seems about right to me.
Sadly, not even LYX could save the car-crash that was And the Winner is Love. His role in Princess Silver was another sad one, but at least it's a half-way decent story.