How many more episodes , we need to wait until FL realises her feelings for ML ???
I was rewatching a slow burn period drama that was 36 episodes and it wasn't until like episode 31 that a character excepted that they had feelings for the other lead....and I think episode 35 before they expressed those feelings out loud. So fingers crossed that that wont be the case for THIS show.
Yes he does which makes things interesting as he can now pursue her and be openly evil :)
added note after writing this comment. not all questions are at YOU so much as general questions that are going through my head as the story unfolds. but if you have answers to the questions posed please feel free to share the knowledge.
I'm wondering how he has his memories...aka how the hell did HE die and how soon after the other two? I know this is based on a novel so there's one side of me that knows there are answers to my questions and there's the other side of me that doesn't want to deep dive too hard into the source material as sometimes it's fun to guess and find out as the show airs if my assumptions/guesses were right.
And if he was the one to kill the princess....why her and not her brother? As far as I know she wasn't responsible for the inhalation of his clan, and even saved him. I get wanting revenge and I guess the only family the Emperor cares about after the death of Qing ZhenZhen is his sister/her husband and maybe his kids so leaving him alive and killing all those closest to him might be better revenge...am I on the right track here?
He obviously has actual feelings for the Princess, but is he going to just try to save his family or is he also going to get revenge for their deaths that have yet to happen?
Loving this show so far as of episode 13. I'm 34 and neurodivergent so the female lead makes me laugh/cringe every time she misreads someone's interest in her/romantic feelings of others...girlie pop I get you...the amount of times I have misread someone's interest is actually hilarious. Also like the way they are showing the maturity vs the innocent versions of their 18/20 year old selves. The fact that your personality doesn't really change that much as you get older unless trauma happens is played really well. The relaxed more physical nature of their relationship with one another even knowing/thinking the other is responsible for their death just works so well.
If you add this show to any of your lists and go to the calendar tab in MDL then filter it to "my list" you can see the schedule for the upcoming week. Any show that is currently airing will have their schedule listed by date, episode, and time(your local time).
It's a great resource to check if you are a person who has a lot of "plan to watch" shows that have unknown air dates when you add them to your list. Cause we all know these web dramas practically fall out of the sky at the drop of a hat after no news for months.
Okay, so we all think that Su Rong Qing also has his 40 year old memories too...right? Cause those wedding day scenes were some of the first times we get a bit of his POV and it is fishy af.
Okay so as I wait for episodes of The Princess Royal I was thinking about bingeing this one, but I realized that the plot is very similar in nature. Sooooo....I really just have one question at the moment. Is the FL's character the only one who remembers her "previous" life? Reason being is that although they have similar plots I'm hoping for enough of a difference in style/tone and story to not muddle my viewing of The Princess Royal. Should I watch this now or wait until TPR is finished? thoughts/opinions welcome.
It's been a minute since I've seen a romance drama where the leads could play parent and child in any other show....if the chemistry is there age gaps don't matter, but if the character is as old as the actor...I have a thing about the brain not being fully cooked for the younger person in an age gap romance...it just sort of gives an ick that I can't shake. so hopefully the character is older than Daniel.
I think i would hate it less if they named it something else. Because this show has almost zero resemblance to A Love So Beautiful. The FL role has zero charm imo.(i'm not talking about the actress i'm talking about the character.) They completely 180ed her characterization to the point they have almost nothing in common with one another. With Kiss Me being under a different name it was easier to except any changes they made. And the changes they did make imo were way better than whatever the hell this is(completely different network and era). GMMTV please for the love of all that is holy stop adapting beloved series from China/Korea. It's giving high school fanfic production at this point.
I wonder if Viki and/or Netflix will pick this one up for international viewers. I prefer Viki's subtitles over Netflix, but lets be 100...I'll be watching these episodes the second they drop on kisskh anyway. Cause nobody has time to wait for Viki and Netflix to slow drop a banger.
It will be nice to see if international fans will do the same cause up until now I'm seeing unpleasant comments…
I will at least do my research by watching something that was recently made by whomever is cast in a project I'm looking forward to. If their acting was good in a previous project it just makes me that more excited to see the project that I was originally looking forward to. I don't get people who judge actors by a single headshot/photo. Actor/actresses will have charms that you can only see when they are on screen and moving/acting. I remember being meh about an actor and then watching them in a show/movie and being blown away by the rizz/"it" that they had. A single still image never does justice to a talented actor/actress.
glad that they change all the casts for this drama. I can somehow treat this drama as a new drama all over .
I think that's honestly important as they have completely different tones and also different POVs. Cause we really only see Sang Yan as an older brother/friend from Sang Zhi's pov in hidden love. This is his more true self and what outsiders see him as.
First Frost definitely has better story for me, I enjoy Hidden Love but at the same time it is forgettable? It…
I love both of their meet cutes. I watched A New Life Begins just when I found out that Bai Jing Ting was cast as Sang Yan and knew within the first episode that he was the perfect person to bring The First Frost Sang Yan to life. That perfect balance of aloof sarcasm/down bad soft marshmallow. And the styling they've done for the show is giving the idol grim reaper that we deserve.
with the teaser trailer being released....it seems like it's moving in that direction. So baring any hiccups no later than early 2025 imo. This story gives fall/winter vibes imo so might be released closer the the winter months.
I still don't understand why does #09 girl playing sang Zhi role are they back to past of sang Yan life ? If U…
This story covers about 8plus years from Sang Yan's high school days to post college life. So having the actress playing his younger sister be young is important. As I don't think they've shortened the age difference like they did in Hidden Love. (in hidden love they took about two years off of the age difference) As the story wont be focused on Sang Zhi and Duan Jia Xu's love story they can cast for the younger scenes and not need to worry about a younger actress having to kiss the male actor who is almost a decade older than her. Also just like how Sang Zhi sees her older brother as immature in her own story, Sang Yan sees Sang Zhi as his little demon. Aka the stories are from two different perspectives and though they are the same characters they will be told from Sang Yan's POV not Sang Zhi's POV.
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I'm wondering how he has his memories...aka how the hell did HE die and how soon after the other two?
I know this is based on a novel so there's one side of me that knows there are answers to my questions and there's the other side of me that doesn't want to deep dive too hard into the source material as sometimes it's fun to guess and find out as the show airs if my assumptions/guesses were right.
And if he was the one to kill the princess....why her and not her brother? As far as I know she wasn't responsible for the inhalation of his clan, and even saved him. I get wanting revenge and I guess the only family the Emperor cares about after the death of Qing ZhenZhen is his sister/her husband and maybe his kids so leaving him alive and killing all those closest to him might be better revenge...am I on the right track here?
He obviously has actual feelings for the Princess, but is he going to just try to save his family or is he also going to get revenge for their deaths that have yet to happen?
Also like the way they are showing the maturity vs the innocent versions of their 18/20 year old selves. The fact that your personality doesn't really change that much as you get older unless trauma happens is played really well. The relaxed more physical nature of their relationship with one another even knowing/thinking the other is responsible for their death just works so well.
It's a great resource to check if you are a person who has a lot of "plan to watch" shows that have unknown air dates when you add them to your list. Cause we all know these web dramas practically fall out of the sky at the drop of a hat after no news for months.
Cause those wedding day scenes were some of the first times we get a bit of his POV and it is fishy af.
Is the FL's character the only one who remembers her "previous" life?
Reason being is that although they have similar plots I'm hoping for enough of a difference in style/tone and story to not muddle my viewing of The Princess Royal. Should I watch this now or wait until TPR is finished? thoughts/opinions welcome.
With Kiss Me being under a different name it was easier to except any changes they made. And the changes they did make imo were way better than whatever the hell this is(completely different network and era).
GMMTV please for the love of all that is holy stop adapting beloved series from China/Korea. It's giving high school fanfic production at this point.
I don't get people who judge actors by a single headshot/photo. Actor/actresses will have charms that you can only see when they are on screen and moving/acting. I remember being meh about an actor and then watching them in a show/movie and being blown away by the rizz/"it" that they had. A single still image never does justice to a talented actor/actress.
I watched A New Life Begins just when I found out that Bai Jing Ting was cast as Sang Yan and knew within the first episode that he was the perfect person to bring The First Frost Sang Yan to life. That perfect balance of aloof sarcasm/down bad soft marshmallow.
And the styling they've done for the show is giving the idol grim reaper that we deserve.
As the story wont be focused on Sang Zhi and Duan Jia Xu's love story they can cast for the younger scenes and not need to worry about a younger actress having to kiss the male actor who is almost a decade older than her. Also just like how Sang Zhi sees her older brother as immature in her own story, Sang Yan sees Sang Zhi as his little demon. Aka the stories are from two different perspectives and though they are the same characters they will be told from Sang Yan's POV not Sang Zhi's POV.