I liked him quite a bit in the Hikaru no Go cdrama adaptation :) I think ep 1 have quite a range of issues but…
Oooh you are liking it more than lot of people I think, hooray :D There's more terrible homonyms later and other references that I think you'd like too, I'm almost caught up now, I really like the Xi Xia royal family hahaha.
and lol at nif3, I wish that's true, I don't even know if they'd film it this year.
I liked him quite a bit in the Hikaru no Go cdrama adaptation :) I think ep 1 have quite a range of issues but…
Yeah that's the one, zhang xincheng was filming the daylight drama when they filmed that, same reason he missed their temp gathering at magnolia awards. They are filming the other variety show now, I think it's a case solving one?
They aired You Are Desire already (zhou yiran and zhuang dafei modern drama). Then after that summer is over, and I guess they don't need to line it up so tight? idk i don't follow mango's drama schedule that closely.
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I liked him quite a bit in the Hikaru no Go cdrama adaptation :) I think ep 1 have quite a range of issues but I really liked the callbacks and 4th wall breaking explanation and humour.
Just saw your question below, I'm still watching but rather slow since the update schedule was atrocious. (I just started this week's updates, 15-16) I think ep 1 is probably the worst episode, lot of people didn't like the first mini arc (1-3) but I liked it fine, there were usually something that I liked in every episode. The plot tends to stack on itself as it goes on, since the plot twist and information you get stacks on, so I liked it more as I go. I liked a lot of the historical/folklore bits wang juan throws in, the speeches, the gang's trust in each other and when they work together to mess with someone and the humour.
I think they are fast tracking on tuesday, which is *incredible*. A TV drama getting webdrama treatment, so the tv broadcast is functionally 1.5 rounds, and it's getting fast track for maximum profit. They have two variety shows tied with it (one is airing, the other just started filming, which is kinda hysterical since it'll air when the drama finish its fast track + vip + tv + non vip broadcast). *sigh*
It's taken a more serious turn which makes sense since it's a continuation of S1 where things did begin to take…
there were five directors listed last season, love between fairy and devil's yin zheng was billed first, wang fei was billed second, it's unclear who was responsible for what. wang fei is billed first here, and zhou nan who directed dear diary is billed second.
iirc, directing actually got criticised last season for pacing and cos action scenes was *really* badly shot. this season, the awful horse riding scenes is noticeably bad, and some of the fuzzy background scenes that make them look green screened even though they clearly shot on site. I liked ep 2's grandiose scene though.
I thought the initial few ep' subs was okay? If it follows the non vip schedule for subs, then it's decent subs…
yeah then it's following non vip schedule, 7 updates on thursday, then it's an ep a day. come back in two weeks if you are still interested, it ends in about three weeks for non vip (28th).
Though it saddens me; I'm dropping this one; btwn the atrocious subs and the completely out of whack storyline,…
I thought the initial few ep' subs was okay? If it follows the non vip schedule for subs, then it's decent subs till ep 6? if so, 7 ends at the end of the week and will doing 1 ep a day daily till the end at end of the month.
Is this that bad? I'm waiting for this S2 for years, but it seems like a meh from the comment section here :(
I think it's better if you watch it yourself? I think ep 1 is paced little off, but it has to reintro chars, throw in some twist and callbacks and intro new mission, I liked ep 2 though. I think fair amount of people didn't like first mini arc (3 ep), but I liked it fine.
Lots of people are also annoyed by the subs which I assume follow the non vip schedule which is stuck on 6 till end of the week since it's waiting for the tv release (the schedule is just all over the place for mangotv to maximise its profit)
S2 is garbage if you are expecting it to be same as S1.
I disagree that it's garbage, I like it fine. I think it's paced better than s1 even lol. There are a lot of callbacks to s1 and filling in gaps + plot twists on that. I think Wang Juan excels more in original works than adapted works tbh, but his style isn't for everyone (there's longer setup, too much plot twists, humour is subjective, the directing/production is sort of varying).
I wouldn't worry about JoL s2, since it has the same production team, SSS had a lackluster director and it survived fine.
I think you can? It has a recap + reintro before the OP in ep 1 that runs through basic info. The drama is mostly arc based, you'd just miss callbacks and might be bit confused for a bit.
Interestingly MangoTV Youtube cut the length of Ep 1, it's only 33:52 mins. They cut the recap of Season 1 (still…
The bit about Ning Ling Ge is actually a spoiler technically lol. (for ep 1) His pseudonym was Ding Er, then he assumed the identity of his subordinate Mi Qin Mu Bei in s1. The Ning Ling Ge thing is technically a twist, one that's been predicted by some audience (and confirmed by Wang Juan post s1 ending on his weibo), but it's still a twist. The guy was also a real historical person.
JoL have more busy actors they might have to work around, its script is harder to adapt too (there might be changes to novel's story to make it more palatable for general public etc?). Wang Juan wrote the rough plot outline for Young Blood from scratch, maybe he had an easier time with it lol.
no, hunan tv does this a lot, it'll "extend" episodes, but what happens it'll do a lot of flashback, and some episodes are 20mins long (to fit with the variety show schedule).
I really really loved the concept of this show, and I like how much everything falls into place as you watch it. I do wish they casted someone else as ML, I think he got better in the middle and he def looks better, but for much of the drama, I was shipping FL with everyone (including her brother) but him. XD
Thanks for writing this great review, so I don't struggle to put my thoughts into words to recommend the drama.
o: surprised by the high score, since the movie didn't quite work for me as well. I was little bored with it, and kinda disliked the ending. I really loved Lei Jiayin's performance though, I wasn't sure it was him for the first 10 minutes he appeared. I don't watch enough Shen Teng or Zhang Yi to really be surprised btu I enjoyed them, YYQX was bit too fade to background for me.
Heads up, director/scriptwriter/editor/uploader zhi zhu said the last couple of episodes are too long so ep 30 is the ending, not 28, so it should finish on april 28 on kuaishou?
and lol at nif3, I wish that's true, I don't even know if they'd film it this year.
They aired You Are Desire already (zhou yiran and zhuang dafei modern drama). Then after that summer is over, and I guess they don't need to line it up so tight? idk i don't follow mango's drama schedule that closely.
Just saw your question below, I'm still watching but rather slow since the update schedule was atrocious. (I just started this week's updates, 15-16) I think ep 1 is probably the worst episode, lot of people didn't like the first mini arc (1-3) but I liked it fine, there were usually something that I liked in every episode. The plot tends to stack on itself as it goes on, since the plot twist and information you get stacks on, so I liked it more as I go. I liked a lot of the historical/folklore bits wang juan throws in, the speeches, the gang's trust in each other and when they work together to mess with someone and the humour.
I think they are fast tracking on tuesday, which is *incredible*. A TV drama getting webdrama treatment, so the tv broadcast is functionally 1.5 rounds, and it's getting fast track for maximum profit. They have two variety shows tied with it (one is airing, the other just started filming, which is kinda hysterical since it'll air when the drama finish its fast track + vip + tv + non vip broadcast). *sigh*
iirc, directing actually got criticised last season for pacing and cos action scenes was *really* badly shot. this season, the awful horse riding scenes is noticeably bad, and some of the fuzzy background scenes that make them look green screened even though they clearly shot on site. I liked ep 2's grandiose scene though.
Lots of people are also annoyed by the subs which I assume follow the non vip schedule which is stuck on 6 till end of the week since it's waiting for the tv release (the schedule is just all over the place for mangotv to maximise its profit)
I wouldn't worry about JoL s2, since it has the same production team, SSS had a lackluster director and it survived fine.
Thanks for writing this great review, so I don't struggle to put my thoughts into words to recommend the drama.