Yes and no. It's based off of a BL book, but because it is a Chinese drama and BL (or any gay romance) is not legal in their tv media due to govt censorship, we at most will get bromance,and definitely plot changes to avoid any kind of explicit romantic material between the two male leads. So if you want the actual gay content, you'll have to read the book.
I'm a little confused. So if Yin Jiao had his head cut off at the end of the movie, but the Nezha was gonna take his body to Kunlun, does that mean he's supposed to be back alive in the sequel film?
This was one of the first modern c-dramas I ever watched, and honestly it got so boring sometimes i had to fast-forward. I haven't watched season 2 yet, and I don't know if I ever will.
Typical patriarchal and sexist drama that is ingrained with sexismGood things first, I simply love the cast of…
Just want to point out that the writer was a woman. You can find that out by checking the MDL page for the drama. And I'm sure emotions are always logical and make sense, right? Women have never liked guys who were definitely bad news, right? Not trying to argue with you, but the fact is that people are not always so logical when it comes to matters of the heart.
I've watched four episodes and it hasn't clicked for me. I've not really found the humor very funny, and the vampirism fantasy element, which is what initially drew me to this drama, has been very limited aside from episode 1. Can anybody tell me if it gets better if I keep watching?
I loved Behind Your Smile, so I love to see that Marcus and Eugenie are starring in another revenge drama - though this one is framed as a rom-com than a melo.
It's an almost 20-years-old drama and therefore full of cliches, including a double amnesia plot (male lead gets knocked on the head and forgets his old life, then later loses his memory of the whole time he spent with the FL, including his own wedding!), an outrageously jealous 2FL, and a 'poor girl from the country' FL. However, maybe it's just because I love Ji Sung and his acting is always a pleasure to watch, but this drama is special to me and I have watched it twice and bought the DVD set. Also the OST is really enjoyable as well. Give My Love by Edward Chun is a classic: Korean ver. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMaaVAnsTiQ English ver. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHKx5IuaM-8
I really enjoyed this show apart from the 2FL, Soo Hyeon. I thought she was ridiculously idealistic for a cop living in a dystopian country. Like, idealistic to the point of idiocy; she made me so angry sometimes with her very black and white views on what is right and wrong. Even in cases where she was technically right, it just wasn't a realistic expectation. She was an ineffectual cop and a boring love interest. I felt no chemistry between her and Ga On. I was really honestly relieved when she died, because she was more of an obstacle to the story writing than a vehicle to carry it forward. Her brief romance with Ga On was such a waste of time, and only served to create a pointless wedge between Yo Han and Ga On.
He's only in season 1, and only for one episode. He decided to no longer protect humans and protect spirits instead, which is probably why he doesn't show up in Season 2 - he doesn't care much for humans.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PeUJqyEMkQ
is listed on MDL but doesn't have any cast info, though Ding Yuxi is listed as a cast member on Douban:
https://movie.douban.com/subject/35281721/
And I'm sure emotions are always logical and make sense, right? Women have never liked guys who were definitely bad news, right?
Not trying to argue with you, but the fact is that people are not always so logical when it comes to matters of the heart.
Korean ver. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMaaVAnsTiQ
English ver. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHKx5IuaM-8