Lynnea

yes

I think his versatility is now undeniable. In the last two months, he's gone from a kind, healthy, and cheerful ML in "Love Story in the 1970s" (super green flag!) to a murderous general who slaughters the enemy on the battlefield and beheads his enemies. ^_^

Am I the only one who found episodes 18 and 19 to be subdued? Almost like fillers to lengthen the arc of the spirit realm - adding a whole series of unnecessary themes not present in the novel - with the only result of making us regret the first part of the drama...

I also much prefer the overall Duan Xu version, but I still find the deliberately nagging and capricious interlude in the Void arc amusing. But nothing can compare to ep.8, let's be clear... ^_^

If you found Duan Xu gorgeous in episode 3, I'm curious to see how you find him in ep. 8: he's truly spectacular there! ^_^

I think he gave his best in 2026 with "Love Story in the 1970s" (I really adore Duan Xu, but with his other ML role, he demonstrated impressive versatility and outdid himself!)

Happy Ending (He Simu Becomes Mortal)

No one dies; in fact, it's a drama that lets you experience a warm embrace (and a happy ending).

Finished it a month ago, but it's already time for a rewatch because it's truly wonderful!

The drama is very beautiful and faithful to the novel. Lately, I've been watching more and more CDramas and less and less Kdramas (and initially, I only watched Kdramas). At first, CDramas may seem very different—and they are—from Kdramas, but over time, you get used to it, and it's not a question of better or worse.

I think you can start, then.

I agree about the wounds...if they're serious, shouldn't they continue to bleed? Even the cloth with the severed head was dry and clean. However, I appreciated that instead of ending the fight with a scratch on his face and at most two drops of blood—as often happens in similar dramas—he was practically covered in it, so much so that he even had blood in one eye...

People always complain, about everything. Never mind.

Compared to the novel, the drama is proceeding faithfully (I was afraid some of the more gruesome scenes, including the severed heads, would be cut, but fortunately not...), but I too would have preferred longer episodes; they fly by too quickly...

Aside from the actors, one nice thing is that it has an atypical approach, mixing elements of fantasy, wuxia, xianxia, ​​and the supernatural.

I agree. "Duan Xu seems too young to be a general."...In fact, in the novel, he's a 19-year-old general. So that's exactly how it should be. Lately, he's been demonstrating great versatility (the character of Fang Muyang/Love Story in 1970 is emblematic of this).

The acting in Ever Night was still a little immature—he wasn't yet 18 at the time—but yes, in many ways Duan Xu reminds me of Ning Que...

The drama is currently as good as the novel it's based on. I wouldn't believe the rating; in these cases, it's better to judge for yourself...

5° episode express

They finally changed the poster here on MDL (this third one is better than the second, but my favorite is still the first one)