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After "The Long Night," I have to say, I'm really impressed with this actor. Just Wow. Of the Chinese actors I've seen who are about his age or younger, I can't think of any other actors with this level of soulful acting. It turned out to be a real hidden jam. His acting is on a whole different level compared to most of the more famous actors in all kinds of idol dramas. I would like him to come across more good projects with interesting characters in the future.

According to rumors, she signed up for one script, but later changes were made to the script, probably not the most pleasant for Shuxin. In this case, it's not like she has the freedom to choose if she signed the contract before adjusting the script. Other rumors say that she didn't have a lot of shooting days, which makes me personally worried about how much screen time she'll get as a result. It might turn out to be more of a male-centric drama, which I really wouldn't want. I certainly hope that most of the rumors turn out to be false, but after all, this isn't the first time they've treated Xinxin dirty. So there are concerns anyway. I have no doubt about the chemistry between XinXin and He Yu, they look organically together in the frame, and He Yu is not a bad actor (although I mostly know him only from his supporting role in "The Legend of Shen Li"), but there are a lot of questions about other aspects of the upcoming drama. So I'm waiting for "Love and Speed" with extremely cautious enthusiasm.

It also depends on what they mean by a strong character, in my opinion, a strong character can even be a cute character if the author wishes. To understand strong and cool characters, only those who know how to smirk beautifully at the camera, walk with a stone face (well, according to some, this is extremely difficult to do, although in fact it is one of the simplest actions in the act) and wield a sword, even somehow it is already banal. Moreover, in most modern Chinese dramas, in order to show FL as a strong character, they generally mold her into more Mary Sue than a real person, without any flaws or weaknesses (and if there are any, they are ignored in the plot), who are initially the smartest and can do everything or learn incredibly quickly. The problem with the character of Yu Shuxin in the LGIEF, in my opinion, is that her character was not given any development arc, by the end they shifted almost the entire focus of attention only to ML, even 2ML and 2FL gave more development than FL (in "Love between a Fairy and the Devil" both ML and FL gave full development equally). And to be honest, I'm afraid after all these rumors that the same thing awaits us in "Speed and Love," the character of Yu Shuxin will again be mostly just ML's love interest, rather than a full-fledged character with its own storyline. That's why I'm probably more looking forward to "The Road to Success" and "A Journey to Glow" (if she's actually filming there).

As for acting, for me, most Chinese actresses, even very famous and popular ones, do not have a particularly stellar performance, the rest play just poorly, only a pretty face saves, many are easily replaceable, there is no special presence on the screen, but a good script can save here. So compared to the rest, Yu Shuxin plays normally by the standards of the Cent, at least her acting is able to evoke positive emotions in me and I want to follow her on the screen, I would say she can feel her role and immerse herself in the character, living its life on the screen and I like that she likes to challenge herself challenge and develop, in the future it can all pay off for her. Therefore, I also do not understand such attacks on her performance, and it is funny to me that people compare her role in "My Journey to You" with, for example, "Love between a fairy and the devil", saying that they liked her performance there, but not here, ignoring that in these dramas she plays diametrically opposite characters , it just really says that they like one type of character and dislike the other, it's not about the actress, but about the role itself. As it is, I personally find the performance of Korean actresses, and actors too, better than Chinese ones, at least if we are talking about young one.

Well, I've heard about it, but for me, in this drama, the story itself is poorly written. It's like they tried harder to make every frame beautiful, but they didn't want to spend extra time on high-quality script development. Personally, I can ignore the beautiful shots in the drama, but I can't ignore the bad script. And no matter how much I love an artists, I won't watch anything with them if the story they're involved in is poorly written.

For me, Yu Shuxin is one of those rare actresses whose cute roles I can like, not that I have anything against cute types, it's just that not every actress is able to portray such a character sincerely enough that it could create sympathy from the audience instead of rejection. Yu Shuxin manages to show off her cuteness quite naturally. Plus, her characters, despite their sometimes childish behavior, still have brains (this is much better than the heroines, who are stated at the beginning of the story as smart and mature, but then throughout the story they commit absolutely stupid illogical actions, even while wearing an absolutely stone face), are multilaterally developed throughout the story (and not they are only fixated on the love line) and have character development (as in "The Love between a Fairy and the Devil"). For example, I stopped watching "love and redemption" on episode 8 or 9 because I couldn't stand the FL and judging by the reviews, it would have been better if the situation with her character hadn't been there in the next episodes, I also like Dilraba Dilmurat, but I don't like her character in "Eternal Love", that's all I skipped the scenes with her (it's a good thing she played a supporting character there), and that's also why I don't like "eternal love of dream". So I don't like all the cute characters, I have my own criteria. But at the same time, no matter how much I love the cute roles of Yu Shuxin, I really like that she tries to play other types of characters, because that's the essence of actors and actresses, they shouldn't be stuck in the same role, but be able to transform into different types of characters each time. But I must say, I don't like her role in "my journey to you," again, I like that she tried something new for herself, but her role in this drama is rather dull and it's not the fault of the actress, it's the fault of the script, the drama itself, in my opinion, turned out somehow. boring and empty. The picture is beautiful, but there is no depth to the content of the story or the characters. I hope she has better luck with the script in the future.

Personally, I see people who just leave comments insulting the actress, not even constructive criticism, in each of her dramas, as arrogant idiots with a lot of free time, it's impossible for them to explain anything or bring out their common sense, as if you don't like the actor or actress so much, you can just not watch their dramas. In my opinion, the best thing is to simply ignore such people, because provocation and attention are all they are really looking for by leaving such comments. As they say in my country, "the dog barks, but the caravan goes on".

Even fiction should have its own boundaries and reservations, so as not to go beyond the norms of human morality, first of all it concerns good characters, villains can act as they want, but the narrative itself should not encourage such things.

I disagree with the statement that since it's fictional, then such things don't matter. In this particular drama, I do not see incest, the main characters are not related by blood, they did not grow up together, they did not have a full-fledged brother and sister relationship, the ML allegedly always knew that he had other parents, the FL found out about it before meeting him. So I don't see any particular problem in their relationship here. But if there were no such nuances here, or even worse, they were real brother and sister by blood, then the excuse that this is not reality, but fiction, would not work. It would be the popularization and romanticization of truly unhealthy things.

To be honest, I just don't understand what some people want from an actor? His character is written to be a stoic warrior who is used to always hiding emotions behind a mask. And given the specifics of his job and the numerous attempted murders (one of which led to the death of his wife), this behavior is fully justified. He's not some frivolous dude whose sole purpose in the story is to woo a fl. CDL acting is also mostly unemotional and restrained, but everyone only scolds the main actor. Their characters are meant to be like that, otherwise they wouldn't have such problems trusting each other.

For me. her most strong dramas Love Between Fairy And Devil and Moonlight (not only in terms of acting, but also in terms of the plot of the drama itself)

Says the person with a whoremaster on his avatar.

It still sounds strange to me. That there are people willing to pay a lot of, I guess, money (since such information should be closed to outsiders) just to get a drama script? Even if they are fans, but spending decent amounts of money on such things...

I still hope that things won't be as bad as rumors have it. But how did fans get access to the script? Is this so easy to do for people outside of production? Is it all so open to outsiders?

I just hope there won't be any cut episodes in this series. Let it remain as it was for 30 episodes.

Well, this is still mostly fantasy (I’m not used to considering this as historical). But I personally love "Love Between Fairy and Devil", "The Blue Whisper", "Till the End of the Moon", " Legend of Fu Yao", "Back from the Brink", " Eternal Love" (2017) and "Eternal Love: Love and Destiny"(2019)

I feel the same. It's like "our time has finally come." Even if after a couple of years of waiting.

This is more of a fantasy, a fairy tale, only with a historical setting .

Because most of his roles are "Mr. Perfect", "the perfect good guy" (there are also "Here We Meet Again" and "A Romance of the Little Forest"). And he looks mostly bland in such roles. But I think such roles are some of the most difficult to play. In order to be able to play such righteous characters, there must be a special spark in the actor himself, so as not to look too boring on screen. I am not against such types, it's just that not every actor can play them. For me, the ideal examples of such characters are MLs from "Eternal Love" and "Eternal Love: Love and Destiny", because the actors who play them (Mark Chao and Chang Chen) have so much acting charisma that they are able to pull off such roles and make them look interesting.

With Vin Zhang, I think it depends on how his role is written. I really liked him in "Eternal Love", but in "Song of the Moon" he seemed a bit lackluster (SML was much more convincing. Moreover, both Wang You Shuo and Riley Wang outplayed him.). I think villainous and morally gray roles suit him better than 100% valiant heroes and too "goody-two-shoes". He looks more interesting in them. I hope that over time they will add depth and realism to his character, at least. So that he looks more down-to-earth. As for Sun Zhen Ni, I thought she was simply magnificent in "Til the End of the Moon". For me, this is one of those rare cases when an actress playing a secondary role steals the screen attention so much. So ever since then, I have been eagerly waiting for her to have a leading role. She has a very strong screen presence in her own right.