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the fated general and the unfated drama...

in what dynasty is the novel set?

making the top 5 is till good

it must be like going to Las Vegas and playing the roulette, you can walk out in just your underware and married to a Marilyn Monroe impersonator or a billionaire. it's a matter of luck i guess

not a chance we get subs, right?

Zhou Yi Wei is one of my favourite actors since The Longest Day in Chang An, i hope we get this soon and with subtitles

i hope we get subtitle as soon as possible

i hope we get subtitle as soon as possible

about the subject of politics, entertainment and country very different form ours we should never forget that not everyone has the freedom to say what they actually think without any consequence. we should try to not judge people with our standards especially in difficult contextes we're not living in before we bash people. you're free to not like actors, contries, movies and whatever, but you're not free to not trying to understand the whole picture.

3rd lol we got already gold, silver and bronze, the podium is now competed

is it jun 2nd confirmed? if so yay!

finger crossed that it's true

i realized making dramas must be a hobby for directors and producers, you'll never know if you see your money back

i love her, i discovered her in court lady. she's unconventionally beautiful and funny that's what a love the most about her

so...let me get this right...they changed the main actor but kept the roles just like in a 90s soap opera?

republican era, but i'm seeing Tang Dynasty clothing in the photos...

i'm not complaining, they're right to do whatever they have to do. sometimes these rules just look arbitrary, i was just trying to understand

i have to catch up with painted skin and Mulan. modern dramas and movies are not my thing and i find some of them too rethoric, but i usually do the same as you, if i like an actor i must watch everything he did ^.^

let me understand one thing (i also noticed it with The Blue Whisper) the new rule says you can't have a drama longer than 40 episodes (or is it 24?) so they're making 2 seasons...but they air them one after the other...what sense does it make? what does it change? it isn't exactly the same thing? @_@

great news!