Lu Jiaxue’s wedding chamber set up with those dolls is too creepy. Like sir, do you want her to be your bride…
He's still stuck in the past and his time with Mei Mei. Wooden dolls used to be one of Yi Ning's favorite things. That's why he decorated the wedding chambers with her favorite things, and ordered a shipment of her favorite crystals and gemstones when she opened her shop. He was hoping to remind her of the good times they had, so that she would go back to him. What he didn't realized is that that was seven years ago. Yi Ning has changed, and so has her preferences.
It's a good start. Book is hilarious, as always. It looks like there's gonna be flashbacks and present time given the Arm/Arc and Yotha/Gun storylines happened in the past. Sure hope they can balance out the three stories without turning it into a mess.
I was quite excited when they announced that another one of Violet Rain's books would be adapted into a series, and even more excited when I saw the trailer for The Hidden Moon. I tried not to hold any expectations because I know the storyline is completely different from I Feel You Linger In The Air. While I love the setting and the intricate storyline, it can get confusing at times. I found myself pausing every now and then, or go back to a previous point to rewatch certain scenes because I thought I missed something.
At this point, I feel like it might be better if I just read the novel instead. Too bad it hasn't been translated into English.
There was love, but it was a weak one. Lu Jia Xue and Yi Ning were both young and at their lowest point, so at…
Agreed. With that wedding room scene, Lu Jia Xue has gone off the deep end. If he doesn't come to his senses, Luo Shen Yuan is probably gonna intervene. In the novel, Lu Jia Xue went as far as to kidnap and imprison Yi Ning, and Luo Shen Yuan totally destroyed him. I doubt they'll write that into the drama since that'll never pass broadcasting inspection, and there are only 7 episodes left. So I guess they'll change it into some kind of epic fight.
There was love, but it was a weak one. Lu Jia Xue and Yi Ning were both young and at their lowest point, so at…
To him, it's love. You don't see it, but he does. It's pretty messed up, really. Yi Ning has already moved on, but Lu Jia Xue thought she was just mad at him for the misunderstanding all those years ago. That's why he did all of those harmful things to Yi Ning, from causing her skin allergy to almost drowning her. He thought, by forcing her to admit that she was Mei Mei, she would remember what they used to have, and she would return to him.
I'm not sure if it's a C-Drama thing, but they seemed to like creating these f---ed up toxic male characters. Then again, maybe he exists to make Luo Shen Yuan look good lol.
On another note, Ci Sha nailed the character to the letter. The Lu Jia Xie in the drama is exactly what I've read in the novel. The actor has a great deal of potential. Hopefully, we'll see him in a lead role in the future.
I don't think LJX has ever loved YN. He has no clue the type of person she is and what she values. He thinks that…
There was love, but it was a weak one. Lu Jia Xue and Yi Ning were both young and at their lowest point, so at the time, they connected due to their similar backgrounds. However, LJX was ambitious, and in his power struggle within the family, he indirectly got Yi Ning "killed."
The drama condensed a lot, but the novel explained it better. LJX felt guilt over Yi Ning's "death," and to ease the pain, he deluded himself into believing she wasn't dead (since her body was never recovered). When he found her though, it wasn't a joyous reunion. Yi Ning thought he deceived her, and was responsible for her "death." So, she wanted nothing to do with him. LJX was still stuck in the past. That, combined with new competition (Luo Shen Yuan), pretty much sent him over the edge.
Does he love her? He believe he does, but Yi Ning has seen the real him, and fell out of love. It's like what she said. The truths, lies, what's right or wrong, none of that matters anymore. She has moved on, and he should too.
There's less than 10 episodes left, so I guess we're going to watch LJX spiral out of control trying to win Yi Ning back.
Absolutely loved the scene between the Duke (YiNing's father) and YiNing's stepmother. I laughed when he asked her about YiNing's tastes and preferences. He still has a long way to go as a father, but it's good to see that he's trying. Loved that YiNing's stepmother still cares about her even though they're not related, and she's no longer a member of the Luo family.
Sort of? I mean, ML and FL did get together, but their journey was pretty crazy. My favorite is the extras, in which one of them took place ten years after they got married, and centered on their eldest son.
why is this rated so low already? I wanted to start watching it
I wouldn't take the ratings seriously. It's only one episode so far. Some idiots just don't seem to understand it's impossible to rate an entire series based on a single episode.
This is random but Ohm from until we meet again joined gmmtv
Wow, that makes almost half of the cast from Until We Meet Again. I'm curious, though. There were rumors that he and Fluke will reunite in an upcoming BL series. Is that still happening?
The official trailer is even more hilarious than the pilot trailer. I burst out laughing when Mook was like we'll take the ghosts to court. XD Can't wait to watch this!!
Given how pissed off Win was over God wearing the mask and accusing him of hogging all the attention, I wonder how he'll react when he finds out why he REALLY wore that mask. XD
I don't know what you went through in your internship, but mine was fairly similar in the series, minus the whole romance/cheating storyline. One key difference was that, instead of following one mentor throughout the internship, we were rotated between different mentors and departments. Pretty messy, but I met a lot of different people, which made for good networking. Not sure how they'll plan the Bamee/Pie storyline, but judging by the preview, it looks like the s***'s about to hit the fan.
At this point, I feel like it might be better if I just read the novel instead. Too bad it hasn't been translated into English.
I'm not sure if it's a C-Drama thing, but they seemed to like creating these f---ed up toxic male characters. Then again, maybe he exists to make Luo Shen Yuan look good lol.
On another note, Ci Sha nailed the character to the letter. The Lu Jia Xie in the drama is exactly what I've read in the novel. The actor has a great deal of potential. Hopefully, we'll see him in a lead role in the future.
The drama condensed a lot, but the novel explained it better. LJX felt guilt over Yi Ning's "death," and to ease the pain, he deluded himself into believing she wasn't dead (since her body was never recovered). When he found her though, it wasn't a joyous reunion. Yi Ning thought he deceived her, and was responsible for her "death." So, she wanted nothing to do with him. LJX was still stuck in the past. That, combined with new competition (Luo Shen Yuan), pretty much sent him over the edge.
Does he love her? He believe he does, but Yi Ning has seen the real him, and fell out of love. It's like what she said. The truths, lies, what's right or wrong, none of that matters anymore. She has moved on, and he should too.
There's less than 10 episodes left, so I guess we're going to watch LJX spiral out of control trying to win Yi Ning back.