Rogina

No body = open end

Actually, It's an open ending.

Thank you! 🙏🏻

In episode 14 Weilian said that his brother needs something from him, what did he mean by that?
I thought he was secretly feeding him his own blood or something, and that's why he heals quickly, but they didn't mention anything in the end.
Those who have read the novel, is there anything about that? 🤔

Yes.

It was a nice watch, but man that ending song was awfully loud and didn't match the show's tone and style.🤨

So much wasted potential😕
Do they even know how long we have waited for this drama?😤
Sadly it wasn’t as good as Rattan.

No God, Please No! 🌝

This is from the same director and screenwriter of Rattan, I can see the resemblance. 👍🏻

FINALLY!! Wrong season tho. 😅

My pleasure.
About the casting, The author's opposition to the choice of this particular actor was because he starred in a drama that allegedly plagiarised one of her works.

I googled it

https://dramapanda.com/2021/06/zhang-gongan-author-dafeng-guaguo-says-its-not-a-danmei.html

No, it’s not. The author herself said so.

This is Hulu Japan, it’s owned and operated by Nippon TV.

Does anyone know where to watch this with Eng Sub?

This is by far the worst performance I have ever seen from Satomi, but to her defense, everyone else were awful as well.

A promising beginning, a disappointing middle, and a laughable end.
In sum, a waste of time.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Alas, this would've been way better if it were just a movie.

I find it to be more interesting this way. A mysterious gentleman is more alluring than a famous vampire. 🤔
For me, the previous synopsis revealed way too much just like most of movie trailers nowadays. I think they should change it here as well!

Good things come to those who wait.