It’s exactly like that — sometimes I wonder which one of them got a little too into character.
That's right, she has sharp instincts, because from what I saw, he didn’t have much experience. I actually think he’s gentle and soft, but because he’s an excellent actor, he manages to balance the character’s toughness and soften it—and that’s thanks to his ability to analyze and understand the role. From what I understand, the character is much tougher in the novel.
It’s exactly like that — sometimes I wonder which one of them got a little too into character.
Tian refused this role at first; the author chased after him for 4 months to get him to agree. Besides, the BTS footage released yesterday shows a different side... but as I said, it's really hard to tell:)))
That's very true, and in my opinion, it also takes away from the enjoyment of watching. I actually liked the first…
That's not accurate. Chi Chan knows the truth and understands that Wei Wei is upset, so he can communicate in other ways—just like when he calmed him down after the ex showed up. It's not like both of them are angry; one of them knows what's going on, and the other has no idea, which is why he starts imagining things.
My god Chinese fans are insufferable and rude and just condescending and entitled.Just go read the comments on…
I agree that there is a violent fan culture, as we saw at the airport, but on the other hand, there are so many Chinese people that it's a bit hard to generalize based on the example you gave and say they all behave the same. I do have to say I agree that the second couple is currently being promoted, even though they have no chemistry and are boring — I just can't connect with them. That said, there are ways to express opinions without attacking, and it seems that among Chinese fans, that's not refined — they tend to be very direct and aggressive.
It could be that the massive support is exactly what gets them the roles they want and gives the actors what they need to continue their careers. We can’t really know how the author perceives all this or how she takes the comments, since she continues to grow and advance in the industry.
Is it me, or did the show become a lot tamer since they re-edited those 2 episodes? There's virtually no intimate…
That's very true, and in my opinion, it also takes away from the enjoyment of watching. I actually liked the first episodes more and watched them several times, but the recent ones I don't rewatch at all. It's partly because the focus has shifted more to the second couple, and also because there's no teasing or interaction between the main couple anymore. There's less dialogue between them, which feels odd to me—especially considering that as they grow closer, you'd expect more openness and communication. I tend to agree with you and hope this changes in the upcoming episodes.
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It could be that the massive support is exactly what gets them the roles they want and gives the actors what they need to continue their careers. We can’t really know how the author perceives all this or how she takes the comments, since she continues to grow and advance in the industry.