The one that came from a powerful family is the second male lead(Jing Chao). He's called the white prince and…
I meant Nirvana in Fire, not Love of Nirvana. The latter is shit unless you are a fan of Allen Ren. The wonderful screenwriters totally mangled the novel to make everyone except the ML look bad.
The one that came from a powerful family is the second male lead(Jing Chao). He's called the white prince and…
Yes, a number of viewers seem to crave silly romance and shy away from anything even remotely intellectual. No wonder the quality of dramas has steadily worsened in recent years. I wonder how Nirvana in Fire or The Rise of Phoenixes ever managed to become hits without any of this nonsense.
The one that came from a powerful family is the second male lead(Jing Chao). He's called the white prince and…
Hahaha, that would be a first for scriptwriters âfixingâ the plot holes of a novel đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł They usually just take out any original elements to replace them by the usual old tropes that they think no drama can do without. Letâs play bingo if one of the following appears: - FL tripping (over her own feet) and ML catching her - A walk through the night market - Childhood sweethearts
Oh dear, they couldnât have found an uglier ML if they had tried đ± I normally donât care too much for looks, but in these mini-dramas with limited plot and often even more limited acting skills, the eye candy is the main reason to watch. This one made me flinch every time the ML appeared on screen. The fact that they decided to turn this into yet another âI fell into a game while playingâ nonsense story was the final nail in the coffin. Dropped.
Given who her agency is, probably never. Theyâve just started producing their own short-length dramas and will cast her in such for as long as they can milk the market. These people have proven that they donât give a shit about their actorsâ careers, they only care about the money they can make. I feel sorry for any young actress/actor who falls into their clutches.
Not really to my mind. Once they get together there isnât any doubt about their couple, but there is an obsessive 2nd ML who doesnât take no for an answer.
Overall, this was a pretty good drama to watch. The one thing that irritated the hell out of me was Ren Minâs squeaky metallic voice. It felt like fingernails scratching on glass.
I found the first 3/4 of the series to be much stronger than the later 10 or so eps even though the fl and ml…
The worst in those later episodes where the many, many scenes of them staring at each other with the OST playing. These fillers could have been cut for a better flow of the story.
This drama is rumoured to be in pre-production now with filming to start before the end of the year. Liu Yifei is still rumoured to star as the leadâŠ
Even more excited to see him taking them off! Judging from the shots of him coming out of makeup and the few brief clips that weâve seen, his makeup looks excellent (as does he). Iâm glad to see that for once Jeremy wasnât short-changed because the MLâs ego couldnât bear the thought of being upstaged. Kudos to Leo and the production team for that đ
Some snippets from LYN's livestream...that made my die laughingLiuYuning : "how did you film the water scenes…
Heâs quite a funny guy! It canât be easy for the actors having their brain cells fried by some of the insanely stupid questions they get asked in interviews.
One of the Best dramas of the year! Great writing, acting, pacing, and cinematography. Really high quality production.…
I think one of the great strengths of this drama is that it doesnât just rely on the lead characters to carry the story, but that it has an overall strong cast where all of the side characters are allowed their moment in the limelight and shine through their acting.
Ce nâest pas son choix, Câest son agence qui lâoblige de prendre ces roles. Il a essaye de partir mais ils ne le laissent pas aller (câest la raison derriere sa âretraiteâ du moins de mars.)
now i understand why jeremy quit đ€Šđ»ââïž. beautiful costumes, a potentially good premise, and wonderfully…
Donât blame the director, blame Jeremyâs shitty agency for selling him out on every single project! The trainee actress/starlet female leads (who just to add insult to injury usually get 1st billing), the childish plots and unchallenging roles, itâs all their choice, not Jeremyâs. He has long outgrown this genre and would do much better in a grown-up project aimed at a grown-up audience.
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I wonder how Nirvana in Fire or The Rise of Phoenixes ever managed to become hits without any of this nonsense.
They usually just take out any original elements to replace them by the usual old tropes that they think no drama can do without.
Letâs play bingo if one of the following appears:
- FL tripping (over her own feet) and ML catching her
- A walk through the night market
- Childhood sweethearts
I normally donât care too much for looks, but in these mini-dramas with limited plot and often even more limited acting skills, the eye candy is the main reason to watch.
This one made me flinch every time the ML appeared on screen. The fact that they decided to turn this into yet another âI fell into a game while playingâ nonsense story was the final nail in the coffin. Dropped.
These people have proven that they donât give a shit about their actorsâ careers, they only care about the money they can make.
I feel sorry for any young actress/actor who falls into their clutches.
Judging from the shots of him coming out of makeup and the few brief clips that weâve seen, his makeup looks excellent (as does he). Iâm glad to see that for once Jeremy wasnât short-changed because the MLâs ego couldnât bear the thought of being upstaged.
Kudos to Leo and the production team for that đ
https://weibo.com/tv/show/1034:5096209589927966?from=old_pc_videoshow
Acting and plot are what makes or breaks a drama.
The trainee actress/starlet female leads (who just to add insult to injury usually get 1st billing), the childish plots and unchallenging roles, itâs all their choice, not Jeremyâs.
He has long outgrown this genre and would do much better in a grown-up project aimed at a grown-up audience.