Oh, I loved him in role in Ling Buyi and Ashile Sun! He and Zhao Lu Si were adorable couple in LLtG. But I also…
Ashile Sun, I think, will forever remain my fav Wu Lei character. He's simply too likable...a good head on his shoulders, good heart, good skills, good looks, very mature.
And it seems anytime someone plays a cold/ruthless Demon Lord, their popularity shoots way up. Not sure I understand the obsession with Demon Lords, tbh, but it's a thing. To me, Wu Lei doesn't need to rely on that though. He's too versatile and talented of an actor that he can do without idol-type dramas and still be incredibly successful. I more recently watched his segment in "My Country, My Parents" and really enjoyed him there in the role of a young soldier and his relationship with his father. Such a good, natural actor.
Ok I give it a try because of Leo Wu but the main actress ok she is for my opinion very young and only one I have…
Good that you are open to Jinmai. I mean, very young? She's only, like, a little more than two years younger than Wu Lei. All he has mostly been doing is starring with actresses older than him. People keep saying his female leads are all older and he should be in dramas with younger actresses, and when he does, some of you then complain that they're too young. Sorry to the warring CP fans, but Zhao Lusi is not the only actress he should be working with. Although he's already an amazing actor, I'd like to see my fav actor continue to gain all kinds of experiences by working with a variety of co-stars with differing acting styles.
I watched it too and I’m the opposite I wasn’t feeling that pair before and weibo night just confirmed it…
Contrary to your assumptions, I don't have any particular feelings for Yu Shuxin either way. I've only watched her in a few episodes in Love Between Fairy and Devil, and what little I've seen of her in there wasn't really that impressive nor did it make me think she was all that dynamic of an actress. I am talking strictly about the chemistry between two people, and while I agree with your idea of what chemistry is, I don't agree that the two have had enough interactions for people to be closing the door on their chemistry. Wu Lei is my fav actor and I personally would love to see him work with many, many different actresses. While he is already a fantastic actor, it's always good to be able to expand one's experiences and acting by working with different actresses of varying acting styles and skillsets.
I watched it too and I’m the opposite I wasn’t feeling that pair before and weibo night just confirmed it…
They didn't interact at the specific event mentioned here. That's what I was referring to. And what does "spoke a little bit" at some event mean anyway? Standing next to each other and courteously greeting each other for a minute at a sponsor event is hardly the same thing as actually getting to know one another and/or acting lovey-dovey on the screen. The two aren't familiar with one another at all so that tells you how little they've actually interacted.
After watching Weibo Night and seeing Wu Lei and Yu Shu Xin in the same frame really wish the first casting with…
Visually, I thought they looked quite good together too. Acting-wise, they're not on the same level...but, hey, maybe I'll be surprised and really enjoy them acting together.
Xu Kai might be the best option out of the three of them, but I think Leo would do quite well if he break out…
Wu Lei is super versatile, IMO. He is naturally playful in RL and has been in tons of playful roles from a young age. People do not know him when they claim he can only play cold, serious characters. The only dramas they've prob seen him in are LLTG and TLB.
I know nothing about the characters but I believe Wu Lei is versatile enough of an actor to pull off just about anything. And if Xie Jing Xing is a strong, masculine male lead then we know it'll be no problem for Wu Lei. This is all just rumors for now but we'll see if anything comes of this.
Only god knows how much I'm in love with the novel😭😭Wu Lei was always in my mind for Jing Xing, another…
Love Wu Lei. I don't know anything about the plot of this drama but I would love to see him and Song Zuer reunite in another drama. Their two mischievous characters were beyond cute together in Guardians of the Ancient Oath.
I've been waiting and waiting for this...and they just keep changing the date on me. Hopefully it's this month and they won't make us wait until April. Please? :(
Omg, yes!! He was so good in it. I ate my words after watching "Love like the Galaxy." I just think he needed…
His chemistry was better with Lusi in that one scene? You mean, the two minute scene where he held a knife to her throat then shoved her forward? More chemistry in that than with Dilraba in the entire film? Now you're just being delusional. And, okay, feel free to shit on Leo Wu(or maybe it's TLB you're truly trying to shit on) if you want but he's an actor who has been acting since the age of six. He has 15+ years of acting experience...more than many actors much older than him. He has also won multiple awards for his acting over the years and was nominated for many more...but, hey, each to his or her own. His acting for Ashile Sun in TLB was no worse than LBY in LLTG.
I totally disliked how Ramin went to beg for his aunt's forgiveness in the end. It's not like he did anything…
Well, think of it this way: Ramin wasn't apologizing because he thought he did anything wrong. He was apologizing because he wanted her to know that even though he's going against her wishes, he's still grateful and appreciative of all the things she's done for him in raising him. Yeah, the old woman was selfish, controlling, and not likable...but she did raise Ramin, fed him, clothed him, taught him everything he knew, and gave him a chance at a good life. He became who he is because of her. And she wasn't exactly evil because she did have good intentions for him. She's so selfish and controlling, she just forgot that what she thinks is good, to him, might not be and that he's his own person and should be the one to decide how to live his life.
And it seems anytime someone plays a cold/ruthless Demon Lord, their popularity shoots way up. Not sure I understand the obsession with Demon Lords, tbh, but it's a thing. To me, Wu Lei doesn't need to rely on that though. He's too versatile and talented of an actor that he can do without idol-type dramas and still be incredibly successful. I more recently watched his segment in "My Country, My Parents" and really enjoyed him there in the role of a young soldier and his relationship with his father. Such a good, natural actor.