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The scriptwriting was evocative... unfortunately the subtitles were not up to par some of the time. The pronouns were out of sorts.

I thought the same thing. He should have been in the main role grouping. I recognized his face. I checked his MDL list, and found out that I have seen him in a few dramas. Most notable is Nirvana in Fire as the Emperor S.O.B.. LOL

Somone should compile all the scenes where Hong Mei was injured. It must have totalled a dozen, by the end of the drama.

She was delulu. One of the best female villains!

I read your comment before I saw that episode, and I accepted the fact that they were together when they stood under the one umbrella.

I will have to keep an eye on that drama. I thought they had the best teamwork in this drama, or any drama, to be honest.

That must have freaked out the cast and crew on set. Don't they design prop weapons out of silicone or whatever materials that don't cause injury?

Xu Bai Hui as Ge Yun and Ding Yong Dai as Bai Ming Han are grouped in the guest role group. Bai Ming Han seems more integral to the plot, and should be in the top 5 supporting group. Even though she is the sleeper, Ge Yun should be in the Top 10 supporting group. In dramawiki, Ding Yong Dai is listed first, and Xu Bai Hui is listed third in the Supporting Cast.

Supporting Cast
Ding Yong Dai as Bai Minghan
Kong Lin as Zhang Yan
Xu Bai Hui as Ge Yun

I watched Qin Hao in Song of Glory and Tomb of the Sea. I liked his acting in both dramas.

This is my favorite Peng Xiao Ren drama. Pang Hong Mei is her strongest acting role.

I totally agree with you on Pang Hongmei. She is a fighter. but she manages to get hurt a lot. First, the left arm, then the knee, etc. Poor girl! I don't understand why she did not shove the stack of barrels, when she suspected that the spy Zhang was standing behind them. She allowed him to shove the barrels onto her, so he could escape.

He seems oblivious to the high security of the mission, but there are also characters who seem to have too much free access, like the guy who was talking to the spy Zhang in his hospital room. The security in the factory and hospital is somewhat lax. I am at episode 15, btw. The nurses are also belligerent.

I agree with you. The villain actor has the widest acting range (most times) in a drama, but he has to stretch his role over multiple episodes. It begins to feel cumbersome whenever he pops up and does not accomplish his job. The villain has more impact in a movie because it ends in two hours. After watching the actor in a drama, I don't have much empathy for his next drama role, if he is a protagonist or antagonist.

I just found another Liu Xue Yi drama to watch. Unshakable Faith! Woo Hoo!

LOL Fu Sheng was annoying to watch. The actor is good looking, but I had to fast forward most of his scenes.

Some C-drama writers like the POV dialog which is distracting when you are involved with the action and interaction on screen. I watched a crime drama two years ago, where every character in the cast had POV dialogs, and sometimes he or she was not even on screen. You might see a female a character, and a male character was talking off screen. That was bizarre.

KISSHK has ep 33 to 39 stamped to drop in 12 hours, so I am curious if they are dropping all the episodes at the same time.

I am surprised they did not add five minutes of flashbacks, to fill the gap. 🤣🤣🤣

Episode 30 was short (... 39 minutes). They could have added five minutes.

He Yu's new drama, Sword and Fairy, started today. He's the ML.