MDL ratings are meaningless!!! Honestly. . . they are meaningless!
Meanwhile, The Apartment Job is already matching the "1st weekend" ratings of The Reborn Rookie that ended (final episode) as one of the highest rated kdramas in the past several years.
I repeat: MDL ratings are meaningless. I'm looking forward to seeing the upcoming Netflix ratings. As in WORLDWIDE views which DWARF MDL "views".
Information only:Legal Age of Consent in China is 14. I am not expressing any opinion on this matter. This is…
legal ≠ moral/ethical however so this comment doesn’t add much to the convo. I haven’t seen people question the legality of this casting only the ethics.
It's a small thing but this really really annoys me so please let me rant. I'm enjoying this drama overall. But…
Agreed. As a guy I was like tell her, he was obviously two timing. And if she didn't know he had a GF she NEEDS to know he made her the other woman. Hopefully she finds out later.
And surfer guy calling her out for being with ugly was hilarious
Why are Korean writers so intent on making FLs into dumbass figures who assume, then act before checking anything. Do they really have no other idea for the story besides the misunderstandings?
So I really enjoyed this in the beginning, the dynamic between the prince, monk and the fire guy (i'm bad with…
The romance, the journey, the characterisation, more or less is not too far from the novel itself.
If I may defend Sikong Qianluo, she grew up as a pampered young lady, fully spoiled not only by her father but also by the whole city. But at the end of the series, she grew up and became slightly mature although still held her fiery temper [which was inherited from her deceased mother].
The romance is indeed not the focus of the whole story but it does exist between those 2 pairs. I think the author wanted to emphasize that sometimes there can be mutual attraction between 2 very opposite personalities.
As for Wuxin, his portion in the series is not much different from the novel. He had his own personal agenda, to see his mother, ask some questions, and perhaps took her away [if possible] so he didn't fully assist Xiao Se on his journey. Even so, he had a deep bond with Xiao Se and Lei Wujie, especially with Xiao Se.
Basically the focus is Xiao Se's journey to defend Beili, cleared out his uncle Langya Wang's name and uprooted the real mastermind behind his uncle's death.
He was accompanied by his closed friends and confidantes in which 4 of them were his guardian as well.
I think since the characters were mainly teenagers in between 15/16 to 22/25, their temper, personalities, and behaviours were in line with their ages, and family background/education.
So, the romance, the presence/non presence characters wasn't made to attract audience or whatsoever, but everything followed the novel as close as possible.
Meanwhile, The Apartment Job is already matching the "1st weekend" ratings of The Reborn Rookie that ended (final episode) as one of the highest rated kdramas in the past several years.
I repeat: MDL ratings are meaningless. I'm looking forward to seeing the upcoming Netflix ratings. As in WORLDWIDE views which DWARF MDL "views".
Just sayin' lol.
Hopefully she finds out later.
And surfer guy calling her out for being with ugly was hilarious
If I may defend Sikong Qianluo, she grew up as a pampered young lady, fully spoiled not only by her father but also by the whole city. But at the end of the series, she grew up and became slightly mature although still held her fiery temper [which was inherited from her deceased mother].
The romance is indeed not the focus of the whole story but it does exist between those 2 pairs. I think the author wanted to emphasize that sometimes there can be mutual attraction between 2 very opposite personalities.
As for Wuxin, his portion in the series is not much different from the novel. He had his own personal agenda, to see his mother, ask some questions, and perhaps took her away [if possible] so he didn't fully assist Xiao Se on his journey. Even so, he had a deep bond with Xiao Se and Lei Wujie, especially with Xiao Se.
Basically the focus is Xiao Se's journey to defend Beili, cleared out his uncle Langya Wang's name and uprooted the real mastermind behind his uncle's death.
He was accompanied by his closed friends and confidantes in which 4 of them were his guardian as well.
I think since the characters were mainly teenagers in between 15/16 to 22/25, their temper, personalities, and behaviours were in line with their ages, and family background/education.
So, the romance, the presence/non presence characters wasn't made to attract audience or whatsoever, but everything followed the novel as close as possible.
Thank you
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