TianQi

One thing I don't like/confuses me is when Ye Hua actually concedes to giving the fungal grass to the Ghost Tribe...like this woman kidnapped your child, made several attempts on your wife's life and actively wanted her dead until the day she herself died....how could you think to save her already dead baby in light of all that? lol....is there such a thing as being TOO noble?

Where's everyone watching this show?

Where are you watching it?

It's bittersweet, leaning more to the sweet side than the bitter side. Definitely not sad!

They do deserve to be treated better, but I don't want them to always be a factor in a gay romance..I just don't think they need to be around as much as they are, period. Unpopular opinion, I know..

With all the sh*t-talking about this series compared to SOTUS, SOTUS better not disappoint when I get around to it. LOL I got through three episodes, saw too much of female characters taking up too much time and lost interest.

Anyone care to share ep 9? Please & thanks.

The Ming-Kit relationship is the reason I watch this show. The main leads are cute and, were I reading the novel, I'd gush more over them, but the actors don't go "all the way" enough for me. Ming and Kit are delightful, though imo. I'm loving every bit of their scenes.

And it seems to be killing a lot of potential fans too. I'm sure it'll be subbed soon enough. If I come across it, I'll come back to respond to this comment specifically to let you know just in case you'd have forgotten about it! :D

This drama is soo popular in China right now. I see people watching it everywhere...on the subway, work etc. I want to start it, but I have so many others in my queue. U_U

Hell yeah! I agree. Zhuge Liang was badass.

Well, that's good news! Thanks!

I can't believe there are only 11 episodes! :( I love this show.

Oh, really? That's cool. What's the name of it?

The staring in 2 Moons feels a bit more real to me (for now). Based on the story so far, there kinda are lots of feelings the two leads have which can't (shouldn't?) be expressed in other ways just yet. I dunno. I guess there's a lot more to see, but I cringe a lot less while watching 2 Moons.

I'm gonna say it: 2 Moons is what Make It Right 2 should have been if the director were more skilled and the screenwriters were better. It's hard for me to blame the actors in MIR2. Throughout this entire series, I've always felt like the actors were more "lost" than interpreting their parts inaccurately.

I'm curious for other people's thoughts....Am I wrong? How so?

Thanks for that. I've been contemplating watching that series, but I think I'll put it down further on my list now. haha

Let's hope so! haha

Yeah, I was thinking that as a I watched the last episode. Not much going on, but I'm loving the interaction between the characters.

I kinda wish the show mainly featured Ming and Kit instead. lol