XinJuYeting

I am Chinese and while our farmers are not fair-skinned, it is not nice for me to make it look dark in Miles to Go to the point that it is terribly evident that actors' skin complexion is not as shown. Chen Xiao has tanned skin, he didn't need the change at least.

dramapanda.com/2023/04/li-qin-tanned-face-criticised-for-being-too-stereotypical-of-rural-folks.html

Hi. I have read the novel and the character that Mao is going to play is epic and fundamental to the development of the story. I hope that in the adaptation she is preserved in the same way. I don't want to see capable women become damsels in distress.

I don't like when they darken/lighten the skin of the actors.

I'm not upset, I just used your same energy: making an unfair generalization. And even if it doesn't resemble the source material, I'm not going to discount the possibilities that an independent project can be good.

I don't understand those who say he looks mixed. They seem to forget that China has 56+ethnicities... I'm sure they have a stereotypical image of the Chinese and that's why they are surprised lol.

Lol. There are people who like to deny reality.

La larga espera hará que me convierta en villana, jaja.

It also passed censorship of the non-consensual sex scene between Sang Jiu and Mingye.

If Immortality is not released, it will be the perfect excuse for me to become a villain 😂

There are millions of folks who want to see the live action (which also includes those who have not read the novel). You have the choice to watch or pass, rather than thinking that the adaptation must conform to what you consider.

I don't understand your mentality. You think like this, "If I don't like it, no one should like it."