VenusdeBotticelli

Yes! That scene is very funny 🤣👍

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Oh yes! I totally agree with you

It is an adaptation of a book, obviously, she must act like this. Just enjoy this drama, believe me, your favorite actor if enjoyed doing it, there were a lot of laughs on the set.

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I totally agree with you

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First of all, I explained something not the whole character of the work, and thank you for your spelling correction I had not realized that sometimes I confuse the languages I speak. I notice the humility of your words. You are very gentle in making that correction to me. Second, regarding her beauty, if you read that right, I NEVER SAID she wasn't beautiful, quite the opposite. I stressed precisely that she is natural and without surgery because many actresses use surgeries to look beautiful when the reality is noticeable to leagues. Please don't misinterpret my words from your thoughts because that wasn't what I said and it's clear. Regarding what you say about insulting, I think you're MORE INSULTING to mention her physical appearance, all because you don't think that she is pretty and you come to the comment area with a purpose. That's being malicious. Finally, if you weren't here to attack Yuan Bingyan, then ¿Why do you strive to demonstrate that dramas depend on the appearance of the actors? Also, your comment itself is an attack in disguise. It's a pity that people are more attentive to someone's appearance than to their talents because that denotes superficiality. I reiterate, that she is beautiful in her physique and in her soul. That can be seen in their eyes.

True. You don't comment on her performance, but you focus on highlighting a feature that depends on each person's point of view. Personally, it seems to be a natural beauty that has not been done surgeries so as not to pretend to be an anime character as if it happens with other actresses. However, with that comment, you are limiting his performance, because you are not seeing the centrality of the work. Her character has a psychological affectation called "affective deficiency syndrome or lack of affection" of what he spent in his childhood with his father. That is the actress is transmitting it and it shows when the people who see the drama comment on the performances of the princess. Precisely because it generates a reaction towards his character. That's real acting.

But this drama is an adaptation of a script that has a psychologically affected character, regardless of old customs. You can see that the female protagonist is doing her job perfectly, when you make the comment about the princess. That is precisely what they want to convey. Her affectation by her past with her father makes her unpleasant to demonstrate a strength that does not really exist and she finds a man who is difficult for her. That's the richness of the drama.

It is correct what you say, but a good performance is acquired with experience, and with this drama, it is noticeable that both are improving. You don't need to be exaggerated in acting, just to be able to make the audience feel what the play conveys in itself and that's what I feel like with this actress, regardless of whether she's pretty or not. On the other hand, being attractive does not ensure that the work feels as it should be. It usually happens that it attracts audiences because of that, but when you are watching the program, you feel the emptiness of bad acting or overacting, even though the actors are beautiful.

That's how the libretto is written. Easy, if you don't like it don't look.

Probably a black fan

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The plot has a psychological background that is interesting, so the character is annoying. Actually, he has a very marked trauma regarding the lack of affection since his childhood.

Wooow!

I agree with you

You don't need to be attractive to be an actor, this is something that has been proven. Look at the best actors in Hollywood, they're not necessarily handsome or beautiful. She can get better every day in her performance.

Yes, please!