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Under the Skin is fantastic. As for Danger Zone, I'd be cautious if you're squeamish. There's a lot of very graphic, very disgusting stuff shown on-screen.

Twitter, the person said they saw it on MDL.

I read somewhere that the actress had an affair with the director so they edited it to hide her face.

Douban says Gong Jun and Xu Kai so far, but I don't know how official that is.

I agree. His character and acting seem very similar, although he's even more extroverted here and a bit more shouty (but that goes with the time period, I suppose).

It's literally a French wine. That's it. No other meaning whatsoever.

"Sauvignon Blanc."
I give up.

Thank you!!

I started it and kinda liked it but couldn't understand half of what was going on because of those subtitles. I'm honestly very annoyed that iQIYI dare to offer this sort of service to paying users. That's just terrible business ethics.

I disagree, this one was riddled with them. Nothing made any sense by the end. (Feel free not to read the following list, I admit I just finished episode 16 and I'm extremely annoyed so I need to vent.)

- Hwal's curse on Si-Ho clearly didn't work since she had his son 600 years ago.
- Sang-Un's bursts of super-strength and memory loss are never explained.
- Eul-Tae's father clearly was stupid for believing a blood-drinking monster killed his son whose head had very visibly been bashed in.
- Sang-Un only has half a soul and her sister said she wouldn't reincarnate anymore, why does she get to.
- Also, Bulgasal don't have a soul, how does Hwal get to reincarnate.
- Why is Eul-Tae half Bulgasal and not Hwal?
- Why does Eul-Tae get a black hole to become Bulgasal but nobody else does.
- Where do Bulgasal even come from?
- How come Hwal is the one constantly apologizing when he clearly did nothing wrong and everything was Sang-Un's fault in the first place.

And so on. There are so many it's not even funny. I was very, very enthusiastic about this show for about 8 episodes, but by the end I was thoroughly annoyed and frustrated. The sheer wasted potential is maddening.

You mean "why are the FLs in most dramas" lmao

I'm at episode 2 and I don't understand why people would find Mo Yan annoying, truly. Sure, she is, as you say, lacking real-life experience, but she's resourceful, observant, and can do things that Zhan Zhao would never think of: while he does thing the straight way, she'll think outside the box and find different ways of getting things done. They complement each other, imo: she's lively and reckless, he's serious and honorable. She'll mature at his contact, and he'll learn to loosen up and let go a little. It's a pretty good combination so far.
Of course, it go downhill later on, but I think so far it's pretty well done.

It really doesn't.

Phew, I thought I was going crazy.

I'm watching episode 2 and I have to agree with you regarding Yehua and Gao Bingzhu. Especially Gao Bingzhu. He doesn't come across as likable at all. I'm mostly interested in Baili Hongyi right now, wondering why the informers came to him of all people. He also seems like a caring type.
I'm not a fan of the camera work, it seems frantic, doesn't leave any time to appreciate the sets, just randomly speeds through them.

Wait, it's her real hair? Because it absolutely looks like a wig.

Not enough for me, I'm afraid. I'm very bored.

IKR!! Youdu barely came in, but he's so much better than the leads, and this entire unrequited love plot is completely useless. I honestly can't take his suffering, so this is where I drop out.

Does anybody know if Huang Jun Jie's character is in the novel? If so, what happens to him?

I want her to elope with Huang Jung Jie's character lmao