So this is based on real story of people that sold human meat on the black market ? Imagine you are an inhabitant…
Unfortunately, not uncommon throughout history. During the Roman Empire, Galen recommended that travelers not order pork at inns in the countryside because the “pork” they would be served wasn’t pork, but … because of the similarity in taste
“Inspired by” or “an adaption of” probably more accurate than “remake”; certainly has a lot in common…
First episode: I thought it was a nice touch that they had him in the tunnel, but the time travel occurred later during a Typhoon, like in “Hit the Top”
His name is Tian Jia Rui. He's a new actor that's why probably you have not seen him before. This is his second…
Also, most people speak closer to a whisper, so Esther’s voice is lower pitched than usual (Lower pitch is what character required).
Ending: in some ways, if it were a book, it’s like they gave us the end of volume 1 with the opening snippet of volume 2. I found it appropriate and prefigured by things said earlier in the drama.
TY for review. Would you recommend skipping the middle? Ending: is faking death simply not done in C-Dramas now? It’s still done in K-Dramas and Jin Yong had several works where the main character(s) either fake their death or move elsewhere, “no return address available”
I don't consider this a wuxia at all. This writer thinks she writes wuxia but none of her novels really are. They…
Even Jin Yong stopped writing wuxia in the early 70’s because he felt he had written all that he could. So, the “Marvel superhero style of combat” is now preferred by Chinese audiences?
I don't consider this a wuxia at all. This writer thinks she writes wuxia but none of her novels really are. They…
Female characters: hadn’t thought about that, but so true. One thing I like about the male character Linghu Chong is that he actually moved on past his first love to love another (though he still had a soft spot for his first love)
In the K-drama he slid down stairs
Ending: in some ways, if it were a book, it’s like they gave us the end of volume 1 with the opening snippet of volume 2. I found it appropriate and prefigured by things said earlier in the drama.
MLC: agree
Would you recommend skipping the middle?
Ending: is faking death simply not done in C-Dramas now? It’s still done in K-Dramas and Jin Yong had several works where the main character(s) either fake their death or move elsewhere, “no return address available”
So, the “Marvel superhero style of combat” is now preferred by Chinese audiences?
FL reminded me of a 16 year old for a lot of the drama