I was honestly surprised to see so many people judging the whole drama just because the intro was made with AI.…
Of course, the negativity has already started. When a drama begins this strongly, some people simply refuse to acknowledge it. Instead, they search for the smallest and most insignificant detail just to have something to complain about, even when there is absolutely nothing wrong with it.
When there is no real reason to criticize something, they will always manage to invent one out of the most ridiculous little detail. Some people simply cannot watch and enjoy a drama without desperately searching for a flaw.
Calling an actor a ācreepā and labeling his fans āpedophilesā over a fictional, explicitly platonic relationship…
Youāre right. What I read came so suddenly and sounded so disgusting that I honestly couldnāt just ignore it. It made me feel sick and incredibly angry, so I reacted and wanted to answer.
Of course, I reported the comment immediately. But youāre absolutely right. Iām not going to waste any more time on people like that. There is clearly something very wrong with anyone who throws around such serious accusations so casually just to provoke others.
Calling an actor a ācreepā and labeling his fans āpedophilesā over a fictional, explicitly platonic relationship with no intimate scenes is absolutely disgusting. You are not protecting anyone. You are trivializing a serious crime just to attack an actor and people who enjoy a drama. If you cannot separate fiction, acting, and reality, that is entirely your problem. Grow up.
This is exactly the kind of wuxia Iāve been missing āļø Dark atmosphere, beautiful cinematography, and genuinely amazing action scenes that often feel like youāre watching a wuxia movie instead of a drama.
Yang Yang is absolutely made for roles like this. His screen presence is incredibly strong, and he completely shines during the fight scenes. Alen Fang is also fantastic and very charismatic whenever he appears on screen.
But Zhang Ruonanā¦ ā¤ļø
Honestly, I truly think this is one of her best roles. Iām so used to seeing her in softer, more emotional or romantic characters, but here she completely surprised me.
I genuinely could not take my eyes off her during the action scenes. She is incredible š„ So dynamic, so natural in combat scenes, and with such powerful screen presence that after finishing the episodes, I actually went back and rewatched some of her fight scenes again just to see her once more.
And her chemistry with Yang Yang is really, really good so far. They look amazing together on screen and have that natural wuxia energy that makes their scenes even more enjoyable to watch.
What I especially love is that the series focuses on what truly matters: martial arts, action, atmosphere, and storytelling, instead of relying heavily on CGI and flashy effects.
And honestlyā¦ I missed dramas like this so much ā¤ļø
Oh my Godā¦ the scene in episode 36 was absolutely heartbreaking. The death of the ālittle brotherā and Dilraba's reactionā¦ so powerful, so emotional. Their performances were incredible. The young boy, who had no one in the world, completely devoted himself to the cold woman who saved himā¦ And she, a strong, unshakable woman who never cried for anyone, finally broke down, crying for the little boy who loved her and whom she came to love like her own child. So many emotionsā¦ truly unforgettable.
But really! Just because in the novel she's from our world, did they absolutely have to include that in the series…
I completely agree. In my opinion, in those last 10 minutes, it would have been really nice to see their lives years later, with their children. It would also have been amazing, for example, to watch the wedding of the younger protagonists. Him as emperor and her as empress. They could have included the alternate life as an extra 10-minute bonus episode, like they usually do, since they seemed to want it so much. Itās a shame Iām not the screenwriter of the series š
What in the world is Qian Qian really from the future? Is this something they went deeper into in the novel? Because…
But really! Just because in the novel she's from our world, did they absolutely have to include that in the series for no reason? It felt completely out of place. Unless theyāre planning to make a spin-off about the second couple, where it will be a fantasy story and she will have time-traveled.
When there is no real reason to criticize something, they will always manage to invent one out of the most ridiculous little detail. Some people simply cannot watch and enjoy a drama without desperately searching for a flaw.
Of course, I reported the comment immediately. But youāre absolutely right. Iām not going to waste any more time on people like that. There is clearly something very wrong with anyone who throws around such serious accusations so casually just to provoke others.
Best of luck, Neo and Ai Mi!
Go crush it! ā¤ļø
Dark atmosphere, beautiful cinematography, and genuinely amazing action scenes that often feel like youāre watching a wuxia movie instead of a drama.
Yang Yang is absolutely made for roles like this. His screen presence is incredibly strong, and he completely shines during the fight scenes. Alen Fang is also fantastic and very charismatic whenever he appears on screen.
But Zhang Ruonanā¦ ā¤ļø
Honestly, I truly think this is one of her best roles. Iām so used to seeing her in softer, more emotional or romantic characters, but here she completely surprised me.
I genuinely could not take my eyes off her during the action scenes. She is incredible š„
So dynamic, so natural in combat scenes, and with such powerful screen presence that after finishing the episodes, I actually went back and rewatched some of her fight scenes again just to see her once more.
And her chemistry with Yang Yang is really, really good so far. They look amazing together on screen and have that natural wuxia energy that makes their scenes even more enjoyable to watch.
What I especially love is that the series focuses on what truly matters: martial arts, action, atmosphere, and storytelling, instead of relying heavily on CGI and flashy effects.
And honestlyā¦ I missed dramas like this so much ā¤ļø
The death of the ālittle brotherā and Dilraba's reactionā¦ so powerful, so emotional.
Their performances were incredible.
The young boy, who had no one in the world, completely devoted himself to the cold woman who saved himā¦
And she, a strong, unshakable woman who never cried for anyone, finally broke down, crying for the little boy who loved her and whom she came to love like her own child.
So many emotionsā¦ truly unforgettable.