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I'll even say more, ZLH looks more like a general than WHD or DYX. Although ZLH is "too handsome" as some haters say, but his beauty still looks manly, he has a touch of brutality. This distinguishes him from the actors of the "flower boys". It seems to me that an actor like ZLH, like wine, will look better and better with age.

" spread on the Internet"- this is not an official announcement from an official source. Nowadays, anyone can write on the Internet, anything, and for any purpose. Blindly believing everything that is written on the Internet is not the best thing to do. Especially to believe the media, which can write only for the sake of attracting extra attention, to invent "news" out of thin air.

The key word here is "rumors." It's too early to be so happy ahead of time. Nothing has been officially approved yet. I myself would be happy for their second collaboration, but I would not accept the rumors as 100% fact in advance.

And what's wrong with melodramas? Not all dramas have to be sugar romcoms. Personally, I can enjoy sad melodramas and fluffy romcoms equally. The main thing is that there would be a thoughtful narration and good acting.

I hope Wang Yu Wen gets more recognition. I started to love this actress after "The Love You Give Me." She has such a pleasant and natural acting style. I also like that most of her characters are independent and smart, but at the same time she knows how to show their vulnerable, cute and even funny sides with a special charm. I like that her characters can be strong at the same time, but still have some weaknesses, and it looks very natural. And in my opinion, Wang Yu Wen is good not only in comedy, but also in dramatic roles too. She played a great role in "Such a Good Love" and "Nobody Knows." And in costume dramas, she looks good in badass roles. A truly versatile actress. Now I'm looking forward to the release of her republican drama.

Thanks for the reply. Well, basically as I suspected. In Chinese idol dramas, in my opinion, they generally prefer good-looking but easily replaceable actors, who can hardly be called strong self-sufficient personalities in real life, they are easier to manage. They need multi-point cogs that will play popular character types in dramas. And trolls usually attack those who do not have aggressive self-promotion and rabid fans who are ready to attack others for any reason. After all, for them it's just business projects that are guaranteed to make money.

But why did these trolls suddenly step up against him? And why are there so many of them? I thought Luo Yunxi should be stable right now. He's not a very public person with a calm, pleasant personality, as far as I can tell. All Chinese actors and actresses have a lot of haters. But such fierce pressure has to start somewhere. Are they fans of other actors?

"But since this year, don't expect Luo yunxi drama to have high rating on MDL starting this year and especially on douban, regardless of good drama or not so good rama."
I'm sorry, but why? Is there some kind of ridiculous scandal again?

In my opinion, the problem here is more precisely the character played by Yu Shuxin. I actually like this drama, it's quite entertaining, I like the chemistry between He Yu and Yu Shuxin, but the character of Jang Mu seems to be here only to be the love interest of the ML, rather than being a full-fledged character. There's not much material here that Yu Shuxin could play, given that most of her screen time is spent in love scenes with the ML or the way she thinks about him. The story itself focuses more on the ML than on the FL. Yu Shuxin's the other characters in other dramas were more multifaceted. I personally hope that the situation will change a bit when Jang Mu gets older. I'm not saying that Jang Mu is one-dimensional, and I like her, but it's frustrating that she doesn't have any plot threads unrelated to the ML.

It's just for the fun of idol drama fans. Most of the actors from the advertised idol dramas are always on such lists. And professional actors in idol dramas are usually not cast unless they play supporting roles (parents of the characters, etc.). Really good actors can be found in less media dramas where the story is more important than popular names and pretty faces in the cast.

4 episodes and it's already really hooked me. So far, this drama promises to be atmospheric, dynamic and exciting, and I love the chemistry between Dilraba and Chen Xing Xu. I hope the drama doesn't slow down and disappoint by the end. As for the low rating, it's the same as usual on MDL. If this is another pink-vanilla romantic story with bland characters and a lack of a real storyline and drama, they will definitely give almost only 9 and 10 points, the main thing is more kisses and romance. But if the story has a plot, but is not so rosy, and the characters are layered and not so unambiguous, then it will definitely be underestimated here.

Delayed, but not canceled yet. At the moment, there are no official statements regarding Yu Shuxin's participation in the project yet. So far, it's at the level of rumors. Therefore, I do not consider it correct to draw any definite conclusions at the moment. The drama "Love and Speed" has still received a broadcast license. So the situation is far from clear.

A really good atmospheric strong story, not a masterpiece, of course, as there are some plot holes and questions about the character development of some characters. But overall, it's an interesting drama, done wisely. I wish there were more dramas like this shot in China. Such dramas are like a breath of fresh air.

As for the people on social media, most drama viewers don't participate in these fan wars anyway, just like many fan wars participants don't watch dramas involving the person they offend. Therefore, I would not focus only on messing around on social networks, they do not always reflect the real image of the artist in the country. "There may actually be a lot fewer fools than normal people, they're just much louder than normal people."

As far as I know, they mostly cancel proven cases of non-payment of taxes or something like that. But the fault lies with the actor himself, and usually the relevant structures are involved in the investigation, and not on the principle that some idiot wrote something on the Internet. Otherwise, it turns out that one idiot wrote some nonsense on the Internet, and a bunch of the same stupid people immediately believed it. According to this scheme, artists can be canceled in batches, without trial. After all, most artists have haters and there are a lot of dumb people who don't understand that sources from the Internet are not the ultimate truth. It's like Xu Kai's when his alleged ex-girlfriend denounced him, but later she confessed that she had never been his girlfriend. Hollywood alone shows how disgusting this whole system of absentee cancellation is, where first a person is completely defamed, spit on him without any evidence, then he goes to court, proves his innocence, and then this crowd of hypocrites abruptly changes shoes in flight and runs after him with apologies - "oh, sorry, I made a mistake." but no one thinks what this "mistake" of theirs cost a person. I'm generally silent about South Korea, where this "mistake" of stupid people can cost a person his life. An artist can pass away and "suddenly" people's "eyes open" - "it turns out he was innocent, let's make a show of mourning in memory of him." For me, this is all a huge wildness, because in any normal civilized society there should be such a basic thing as the presumption of innocence, when the accusers in court present evidence of the guilt of the person they accuse, and not the person just has to prove that he is not guilty. And the most ironic thing about Yu Shuxin's situation is that the haters are not even able to present something to Xinxin personally. The main scandal concerns her father and grandfather (and again without evidence, otherwise they could sue her family), she has nothing to do with it in any way. To show how "terrible" XinXin herself is, they were able to dig up a single case from who knows how long ago, in the form of the words of a single unknown actress, and it turned out that the whole show was scripted, XinXin didn't do anything terrible, and that actress just slanders her (just out of spite or for money, this is also a question, well, she definitely earned a certain "fame" at the expense of XinXin). And to me, it sounds like they just have to punish Yu Shuxin, who has never actually done anything illegal or malicious because of the malicious actions of other people who just like to throw mud at her because of their lousy nature. It's just some kind of circus.

Based on what should there be problems with the release of Yu Shuxin's dramas? In any normal State governed by the rule of law, punishment occurs only in the case of officially proven guilt. And the haters have nothing but unproven rumors on the Internet. You can't bring rumors to the point. Haters can only reach the level of the yellow press, which only people with a lack of critical thinking can believe in. Serious problems can only begin if Yu Shuxin is personally proven guilty in court. As far as I know, Yu Shuxin is doing everything as usual, currently filming in Thailand for the variety show "Speed and Love". Filming of the drama "Journey to Glory" is scheduled to begin on 11/09.

I get it. I'd like to know if it's more drama, romance, or life. I am specifically interested in this subject at the moment. So far, it's only clear that it contains a fantasy element (time travel).

I'm just curious to know what genre it is. It turns out strangely that they have already got the distribution license, but the genres are still not listed here.

In this case, collective responsibility cannot be applied.

As far as I know, the actors cannot predict in advance how good the whole script will turn out to be, because at the stage of signing the contract they can only know some parts of the script and the general idea. There is a practice when actors are not given complete information about the script at the very beginning, as a result, the actors may think that they are signing up for one thing, and then during the filming process everything can change a lot. And just to repeat, actors are people who simply portray what is written in the script/dictated by the director. They cannot be responsible for other people's work, their task is to portray their character well . It doesn't matter if critics rate the plot itself poorly or well, if the project is watched by a lot of viewers, they will still recognize the actors. And normal people may well evaluate the acting and the script itself separately. An actor can act superbly even in a bad drama, raising its watchability in the eyes of the audience, and in a good drama, completely wooden actors can act, who are dragged by the script itself and the director. And not always a hit means a masterpiece from the point of view of art. Very dubious projects can easily become hits, just if they please the majority of their viewers. And not all masterpieces become hits. Even really good artists may not be known by the majority of the audience, since they do not act in hyped projects.