No wonder I felt something was off with the drama despite the hype of many viewers. I couldn't point out what the issue was. That doesn't mean I don't like this though. The visuals were undoubtedly S-class, disregarding the cakey make-up in close-up shots😅. The music was breathtakingly beautiful ❤️✨. I love their OSTs and bgms very much! There's also nothing to say about the acting, except a few for Zhuo Yi Chen and Bai Jiu; they look a bit 'stiff' or 'over' in some scenarios, respectively. This is just what I think, and I'm talking about their acting only in this drama. Plus, I'm seeing Tian Jia Rui (as main lead roles) in many of Guo Jing Ming's latest projects, after just a few collabs. Chen Du Ling's character also has so much potential but I felt like she couldn't display that here; as if she's too 'restricted'.
I started watching this while at the hospital nursing for my grandfather. I had to watch silently even when sad scenes appeared (which is most of the time😅 lol). Overall, it's a good premise, but it sometimes looks like the scenes were cut and pasted then compiled into one big picture with something amiss. Like 99% gold, 1% impurity.
Love that the 2FL has come in and added some spice to the show. I can’t tell if she’s good or bad yet but…
She's too smart and I wouldn't be surprised if she was also a Haiya orphan. In the flashback scene, the (now dead) general looked fearful of her when she passed by his courtyard.
In the classic Zhuangzi 庄子 Běi Míng 北冥 is a deep, mysterious, and boundless sea in the far north where…
Tbh, I also think that Bei Ming is somehow a Haiya orphan, maybe even the child of some important Haiya household. It reminds me of YueLuo city, it's remnants and the vengeful male lead in "Love of Nirvana".
This drama airing right after Coroner's Diary, we can't help but compare the two. Just not hooked in yet, don't…
Yeah. Although both have their own strengths and weaknesses, imo, the cases here are a teeny bit over the top😅, AND with a bit more cliché tropes (the poisoned ML, ML escaping the arrests in the last minute, etc.). They are two different dramas, but since both mainly cover the investigation theme, we tend to compare them... Just can't help it..¯\_(ツ)_/¯
However, if we look again closely, in CD, each case was different until finally facing 'main boss level' case at the palace. Here, the leads are shoved into that 'main boss' case from the get go, while slowly breaking it down to search for the culprit. They solve cases along the way, which are ALL interconnected to the Ye Sha case.
So far it's not bad for me~ ^^ Maybe switch off the 'logic' part in our brains to watch, hence it'll be more enjoyable lol 😆.
They hinted us with the voice of YeSha (the masked man with black cloak). He seems to be a man in his 30s, so…
Maybe he was clearing the court; getting rid of anyone who's a threat to his reign. Or some kind of experiment gone wrong... One drama example which faces a similar situation is "Love of Nirvana".. The ML in that drama tries to take revenge on the Liang Kingdom which destroyed the YueLuo city and massacred his people. He works with a handful of YueLuo survivors behind the scenes. However, in TWD, the 'Ye Sha' is the villain.
They hinted us with the voice of YeSha (the masked man with black cloak). He seems to be a man in his 30s, so…
Ooh, you're so observant~ I didn't catch that. Or maybe he's just stressed about the Ye Sha case. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ If he's the one, then why would he do that? He's the emperor of the great Qi Empire, whereas the people who were murdered were his ministers.🤔 Or maybe because he gave the order to massacre the whole Haiya clan, and is now afraid he might be next. Thus, rushing the investigation teams to catch the culprit.
I've watched episodes 1 to 8 and never skipped a scene. But I still have no clue about who the real Ye Sha is…
They hinted us with the voice of YeSha (the masked man with black cloak). He seems to be a man in his 30s, so it might be true that it's him... 🤔 But if that's the case, what reason would he have? He's the emperor of the great Qi Empire, and those who were k1lled were his ministers.
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I started watching this while at the hospital nursing for my grandfather. I had to watch silently even when sad scenes appeared (which is most of the time😅 lol). Overall, it's a good premise, but it sometimes looks like the scenes were cut and pasted then compiled into one big picture with something amiss. Like 99% gold, 1% impurity.
However, if we look again closely, in CD, each case was different until finally facing 'main boss level' case at the palace. Here, the leads are shoved into that 'main boss' case from the get go, while slowly breaking it down to search for the culprit. They solve cases along the way, which are ALL interconnected to the Ye Sha case.
So far it's not bad for me~ ^^ Maybe switch off the 'logic' part in our brains to watch, hence it'll be more enjoyable lol 😆.
If he's the one, then why would he do that? He's the emperor of the great Qi Empire, whereas the people who were murdered were his ministers.🤔 Or maybe because he gave the order to massacre the whole Haiya clan, and is now afraid he might be next. Thus, rushing the investigation teams to catch the culprit.