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I loved him on Because of Meeting You (2017). I would say that this is the first show that propelled him to fame!

Episode 2 was fun!!! But is anyone having trouble with remembering their names like me? Hahaha oops.

Wow. I watched the first episode and liked it! I love that the characters are all so different with their own quirks but somehow ended up friends and strong friends at that. I love the setting too - doctors and friends of 20 years. This is loooads better than those hospital dramas out there that tells the story of the intern. These people are settled, emotionally mature, good at their jobs and don't have a lot of drama in their lives. The wry sense of humour is great too! For the first time, I don't actually mind if there aren't any romance. In fact, I love their chemistry and friendship that I don't want the dynamic to change. And how refreshing is it that this is a story about a hospital in a kdrama and the hospital management isn't portrayed as somesort of political minefield with people wrestling for control?

Watched till episode 14 and I really like it! Toby Lee is hot!! Ahaha. Zhou Jie Qiong can act too! Like the way her character is written/she isn't silly and is pretty sharp. Doesn't panic when caught in weird situations. A tiny gripe - the show seems to be trying to get the audience to like the female lead-2nd male lead pairing (Ran Yan-Su Fu) and the romantic scenes between the main leads are quite sparse (the crime solving parts between the leads are fun to watch though!). I am hoping that the show will develop the leads' romance a lot more. There are some shows that make all the male leads like the female lead for no reason at all - this one actually makes it believable. Looking forward to more episodes!

Really loving it!!! I know I usually watch shows for the romance plotlines, I actually really like this. The brotherhood and teamwork and friendship and sportsmanship more than made up for the lack of romance :')

I really liked this show - till episode 12. The episodes afterwards were ok, but then somewhere down the road, the leads had very little screentime. In one episode, neither of the leads appeared AT ALL. The 2nd female lead Lu Qiao's screentime was astounding. I think if we really went to count the minutes, I am pretty sure her screentime is more than the female and male leads combined. This drama had a happy ending, but we didn't even get to see their wedding at the end. The time was spent showing us the male lead's sister Tang Ming Xuan's wedding with An Yue Sheng instead. So this drama is a classic case of the female and male leads being pushed aside as supporting characters in their own drama. It was incredibly frustrating because episodes 1-12 were fantastic but the leads were missing for most of the plot after that. Richard Wang and Camille Hua had amazing chemistry, so I hope they can pick a better production team next time. I loved this show at the beginning so much that I went to read the book. The plot follows the book closely till episode 12, but then went off the rails afterwards. After many episodes of people bashing the female lead for being Cinderella, no one reacted at all when they found out about her real identity. It was skipped over and made a non-issue..

Yeah she is! :)

Can someone tell me who is the female lead of the drama?

Hahaha they will definitely meet after the first arc. They don't meet often, but Wu Xie constantly gives instructions/helps Li Cu the entire way, so it doesn't feel like they are very separate. And this is a happy ending!! Hehe, so Wu Xie will help save Li Cu at the end also :D

Oh yes! Which is why Li Cu trusts him with his life. But then knows that he has a lot of plans and Li Cu doesn't know why he is being dragged around. xD So I don't think Wu Xie will be in the tombs with Li Cu a lot in the 3rd arc, but he does go off separately on his own to carry out his plans (which the viewers get to see). He also has some more interaction with Su Nan.

Hmm.. Wu Xie in this one feels a little different because he is not as innocent anymore. But in terms of screentime, you don't have to worry! He still enjoys a fair bit in this and maybe has less screentime in the 3rd arc. But he is constantly mentioned because he was the one who started the whole thing - he was the reason Li Cu went to the desert in the first place, and he arranged for him to return in the 3rd arc. I think you don't have to worry about the author aging Wu Xie's character - Sand Sea is considered a separate series from The Lost Tombs/Dao Mu Bi Ji. So it kinda feels like a separate thing, but some beloved characters do appear in this series (like Fatty/Hei Ye/etc).

I wrote a review of this drama: https://jpsporadicmusings.wordpress.com/2019/06/30/sand-sea-tomb-of-the-sea-沙海-review/

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Hopefully Youku subs it! They used to do that for their other shows, although it will probably take awhile. They aren't as fast as tencent. But this is a fun ride!!! I am torn between wanting the world to uncover who the female lead is, and wanting it to drag on for longer because it is so fun to see people guess.

Watched till episode 12 - I really like this show! Female lead is badass and unflappable. On the outside, people are calling her a cinderella who is trying to marry into the male lead's very rich family. The male lead knows that isn't exactly the case. He knows very little about her, but knows that she definitely isn't poor (she lives in a hotel haha). They got engaged by accident - he proposed because he was in a bind and she accepted because of her own reasons. Before they knew it, the media was onto it and they tried digging up about her. I love how nonchalant she was - she was cool everything thrown her way and was cool with calling off the engagement or not clarifying. This drama is a fun ride because everyone (including the audience) is guessing who she is. My guess? I bet she is richer than the male lead!

I loved episodes 1-8, but 9-11 were confusing. Probably because they cut down lots of scenes (I heard it was originally supposed to be 14 episodes). Still liked it though! Check out my review at the top!

Um I actually downloaded the MangoTV app and paid for the subscription (it is like US$2 per month) to watch it! Don't know any other way. Hopefully MangoTV releases it on youtube like they did with their other shows..

Hey guys! If you guys felt like the plot was choppy towards the end, you were right. Because it is. Mango TV released a lot of extra scenes exploring the relationship between Poseidon and Amphitrite in a special episode. An Fei had parts when she blacked out and didnt know what was going on - the same as Ye Hai. I thought it was pretty funny (as funny as Leon Zhang acting as Poseidon). Amphitrite and Poseidon are so similar it is hilarious. It is such a pity that they cut down the episode count. This could have been epic! I think Amphirite and Poseidon kinda reunited at the end - but it was pretty vague. What is funny is also Ye Hai's interaction with Amphitrite. He shows concern for An Fei by telling Amphitrite not to do stuffs that will make An Fei injured/sick, etc. xP

Agreed!! And he is very measured in his approach and actions. I love when the elders of the Ming cult gather - Bat King, Five Colours leader (Wu San Ren), Yang Xiao, and Wu Ji's uncle and grandpa. They make for a great and hilarious time. xP Yang Xiao's expressions and smirks are the best! :D

I watched clips of In Youth. This one is more fun haha. The chemistry between the leads in this is better than In Youth. Watch In Youth for the friendship between Leon Zhang and his group of friends (all of them play supporting characters in 3 Lives 3 Worlds Ten Miles of Peach Blossom). The ratings of My Poseidon (8+/10) is higher than the ratings for In Youth (7+/10). :)