On ep 6 now. It gets better with each episode, and I’m fully invested in the story.
The only complaint I have, like many already mentioned, is some of the CGI, the obvious green screen, some of the set design that just looks poorly built and… ZLS’s voice when she’s reborn. Is she speaking in the nasal baby talk because her character is supposed to be young and naive? This is an S+ drama, but the CGI makes it seem like it’s not. 😮💨
Otherwise, I am loving the story so far. There’s definitely more good than bad in this drama, but even while I’m enjoying the drama, I can’t help but be a bit disappointed by the quality. Is it the Asian in me wanting perfection? 😫
And for the people on the defensive, I think the many of us complaining here are those who expected so much more from such stellar team.
People are entitled to their opinions. Let’s just remember to be respectful. Let us not attack the actors or each other here. People are allowed to have different opinions or be disappointed when expectations fall short.
I bumped into you in some other board sometime back.I see some unusual watches on your list that I clicked with…
I’m on ep 34 of TTEOM and ep 6 of Love is Sweet. I really enjoyed them, but paused for a bit for whatever reason.
I did not enjoy Twenty One- Twenty Five and dropped after episode one because of the actress’s yelling of all of her lines. Is this something you enjoyed?
Thank you for reminding me about Age of Innocence! It’s been on my list of dramas to watch forever!
can we please stop discussing people’s weight here?
this is Xanxia genre. Pale flowy outfits are a part of the xanxia immortal aesthetic. They’re supposed to look like they’re not like us.
Many directors ask actors to either lose or gain weight for roles. I’m really tired of people casually commenting about people’s weight and making judgment on it.
Things people say about skinny people, the same people would never dare say about overweight people. Let’s not make discussing people’s weight and judging them a norm here.
I’ve been waiting for this drama for a long time. I love the main leads, I love their chemistry, I love the fight sequence, the choreography, the way the characters are written and acted, I love the story. This drama ideally should be everything I’ve wanted in a drama— why am I having a hard time watching this? I’m on episode 4 so far. Does it pick up?
The only complaint I have, like many already mentioned, is some of the CGI, the obvious green screen, some of the set design that just looks poorly built and… ZLS’s voice when she’s reborn. Is she speaking in the nasal baby talk because her character is supposed to be young and naive? This is an S+ drama, but the CGI makes it seem like it’s not. 😮💨
Otherwise, I am loving the story so far. There’s definitely more good than bad in this drama, but even while I’m enjoying the drama, I can’t help but be a bit disappointed by the quality. Is it the Asian in me wanting perfection? 😫
And for the people on the defensive, I think the many of us complaining here are those who expected so much more from such stellar team.
People are entitled to their opinions. Let’s just remember to be respectful. Let us not attack the actors or each other here. People are allowed to have different opinions or be disappointed when expectations fall short.
I did not enjoy Twenty One- Twenty Five and dropped after episode one because of the actress’s yelling of all of her lines. Is this something you enjoyed?
Thank you for reminding me about Age of Innocence! It’s been on my list of dramas to watch forever!
But I love the actors. They’re always fantastic in whatever role given to them.
Many directors ask actors to either lose or gain weight for roles. I’m really tired of people casually commenting about people’s weight and making judgment on it.
Things people say about skinny people, the same people would never dare say about overweight people. Let’s not make discussing people’s weight and judging them a norm here.
I think the actors look fine in their roles here.