Divine Aria

Great, and the only reaction she has received here so far was me saying she shouldn't worry about what ya'll think. As I said, we can deal with our own fanbase. Now get out, pls.

You must be blind 'cos I'm pretty sure I said that you can do whatever you want on your own home turf. Calm down so you can comprehend what I'm saying, little girl.

Then keep it at X, pls. Don't come over here when we can deal with our own fans. Thanks.

Because she was a past co-star of his? Surely her name will pop up in discussions concerning his works. Why are ZL fans even here? That's the true question. You guys are more than welcome to bring up LeiLei under ZL's comment section. I personally couldn't care less 'cos I don't go over there anyway :P

You can do whatever you want on your home turf.

Why are you guys even here, spying under Wu Lei's comments though? Just move on.

If someone mentions ZL, just tell them to not worry about things and move on. Why are you also instigating the war with your finger-pointing, especially when this is not even Lusi's home turf? This is under Wu Lei. It's silly to be blaming and finger-pointing because I'm sure there are nasty fans on both sides. SMH.

Well, I believe that the rating on douban for "Nothing But You" is higher than anything Lusi has done so far since their collaboration, so there's that. All I know is that I personally enjoyed "Nothing But You". I get that Lusi is popular, but I'm not in this for popularity, but for quality and simply for the things that I personally enjoy. No need to worry about what others think or to waste energy on that. If you like Wu Lei and are a fan then just focus on him.

Well, if you truly see him as a brother, then fine. But if it's about age then there's no rule that says you can't crush on or even have a relationship with a guy who is younger. That's just a traditional, rather misogynistic view. Traditionally, men were viewed as being "in charge", so a man being older in a relationship was the acceptable idea because it fed into the narrative that he's "in charge". If one believes that both are equal partners in a relationship, then it's not at all necessary for the man to be older. The only time to worry about age if it plays into two people being too different and not being on the same wavelength, and has negative impact on their actual relationship. ALSO, even if you disagreed with my opinions, it's just a harmless crush so you prob shouldn't worry too much about age.

Which drama are you referring to? And, honestly, who cares what ZLS' sour fans think. They're mad because they were expecting Wu Lei to take responsibility for their idol's behaviors. Lusi is a big girl though. She's going to have to learn to be responsible for herself at some point.

You can crush on anyone you want. What's the problem? :P

49 episodes was too long for TLB but 56 episodes that dragged in LLTG wasn't??? Wu Lei's acting in TLB was mediocre because he was young at the time and had not yet perfected his acting skills? Is that a joke? There was literally barely even one year in-between his acting from TLB to LLTG. I'm thinking you're just a jealous Lusi fan who felt the need to rate this drama incredibly negative in order to drag down its score. Lusi's character in TLB was so freakin' pointless, bland and boring, and her acting was just so-so, but you praise her to the moon and back. I, for one, enjoyed TLB way more than I did LLTG, which was way too negative and traumatizing for me. The love story between the leads was annoying and horrible. I hated their relationship so much, I couldn't feel any love or the chemistry. And if you didn't enjoy their love story, there was literally nothing else to enjoy about LLTG. I just pushed through it for the sake of Wu Lei's character. At least Sun and Changge had a positive relationship in TLB, and even if you didn't enjoy them, there were other things related to war, family, friendship, and love/loyalty for one's country that one could enjoy.

Ashile Sun and Li Changge from The Long Ballad in first spot for me, pls. They have the best relationship ever; one of the most non-toxic and inspiring relationships. Instead of being opposites, they're characters who share similarities and, thus, compliment one another. Sun and Changge make such a powerhouse CP because they're both strong, capable, resourceful, smart, selfless, and mature characters who are impactful to the world around them. Because neither are narrow-minded, both can often see the bigger picture in times of conflict. They're both gorgeous, have great chemistry, and I just love the dynamics of their relationship. The two actually have something of a partnership based on mutual respect, admiration, understanding, trust, and belief in each other...all of that allowing them to view and treat one another as equals. There isn't any of the typical dragged-out grudge-holding, blaming, finger-pointing, and toxicity between them that often goes on with so many other couples. Love that they're capable of holding proper conversations, listening to, taking each other's words to heart, and learning from one another. Despite being enemies, they are characters who are very much in sync. And rather than the story portraying romance and love through two characters lusting after each other in intimate moments, the love between Sun and Changge is stressed on a much deeper level through a show of respect and the caring and understanding acts of sacrifices that they make for one another throughout the drama's various conflicts. They have such a strong foundation for a good, positive relationship. Absolutely love them.

Snooker is similar to pool, I believe.

Are they talking about the main female lead character? She's the tsundere type...the kind who comes off as cold and defensive outwardly, but is a good and caring character internally. It makes complete sense that she is that way given where she originally came from.

Not strong. But this drama isn't about cultivating martial arts. It's more about the characters and their relationships.

It's not open-ended. I think maybe you didn't quite understand the story. I get that it was a tragic ending(I really, really wanted a happily-ever-after for my two favorite characters), but it makes perfect sense, so I think it's an okay ending.

Ah, I see. Thank you for clarifying.

Oh, wow. Has this been confirmed? Is this the only info we have on this project so far?

Honestly, I'm glad about this. LeiLei, since he's looking to be a serious actor, doesn't need to take the route that everyone else is taking to popularity. I'd rather see him in more serious works and films than idol-type dramas. Also, I'm not a fan of xianxias, so I'd hate to have to force myself to sit through one just to see him, lol.

What did Wu Lei's fandom attack Zhao Lusi about?

I dunno whose fans attacked who first, but all I know is how poorly Lusi treated Wu Lei in some of those BTS, and I told myself I would never support anything from her. She seems just as high-horsed, narcissistic, and as self-centered as her fans all make her out to be. Every time her drama is successful, they claim it's all because of her...that all her male co-stars fall for her...that she makes all her co-stars look good...and when LeiLei won awards for his own acting ability, some of her fans have commented that he needed to thank Lusi, lol. What a joke. I have never seen Wu Lei fans claiming that the success of any drama he has been in was because of him or that his co-stars needed to be thanking him, so I'm pretty confident in knowing which fanbase is the screwed up one here. Lusi's fanbase is the one that can't seem to get along with the fanbases of so many of her co-stars. Seems they're always picking fights...just as recently as attacking Liu Yuning simply for being casted as Lusi's male lead. There's a pattern there, so I think that says a lot. I personally hope Wu Lei never collaborates with her again. There are a lot of better options for serious, non-idol actors like him.