I made the mistake of watching and dropping a bunch of TSY dramas last year after Go Ahead. Now I pace myself with the annual is-she-doing-better-projects checkup.
No I didn't. I thought about it but haven't had a chance to. You want to watch it and let me know? LOL
ok, it was actually pretty good when I sampled it last year. I didn't feel compelled to continue because the sequel got mixed reviews. So now I might check it since you are vouching for the sequel.
PSA: IQiqi may not carry this on its international platform. But both S1 and S2 is available on MyAsianTV, but in Vietnamese subs, so English audiences will need to figure out how to find and load the subs.
The script says so and I also find it’s a lame reason when Yuan Mo said that he likes A Shu’s because she…
If exotic Persian beauty was the ideal, then Hankiz Omar would have been perfect for the role. She's a Uyghur beauty, can pull off the playful vibe, has decent acting, and is still up-and-coming. Maybe Hankiz had other commitments, but Dilraba probably wouldn't have been available given her salary and (idol) stature.
It's a shame, because it could have been a breakout role for her.
The movie flopping may not be bad news for the TV series. Since this is now the undisputed best live-action adaptation, there should be more attention, resources, and audience goodwill toward this.
thank you for this explanation 🐱 it's rare for citizens of one country to be killing each other like this,…
Yes. The simplified answer is that to a historical Chinese person, China has always been the most valuable real estate. Hence, a lot more energy spent fighting over control of China.
So a lot more Han-on-Han violence and people killed.
thank you for this explanation 🐱 it's rare for citizens of one country to be killing each other like this,…
Well historically, 'China' has a greater preference and record for killing 'own people' than foreigners, so this is nothing new 😂. Though there's good reason for this, but it's complicated.
Wan Qian also delivered a terrific performance as the young Empress in Secret of Three Kingdom. There are some issues with that show, and it's 54 episodes, but there were some pretty good acting performances and intriguing characters in that show.
Besides JoL2 and IAN, is there another series made in the past couple of years worth watching?
Depends on what your preferences are. I keep tabs on some of the better dramas in custom lists. Here's the 2023 list https://kisskh.at/list/4q6QZMr1. I'm not big on romance though. And for 2022, Reset is nice and compact.
With the island a metaphor for loneliness. I'm guessing it was a note from Li Si. And the ocean/sea also came up quite a bit as metaphor before.
But someone will pass, it's the sad, but also moving and inspirational as well.
It's a shame, because it could have been a breakout role for her.
So a lot more Han-on-Han violence and people killed.