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The plot of the drama just based on the plot of the novel. GOTD is not a full-fledged adaptation. The creators of the drama have said this many times.

The ending of the novel at all can be formulated in the words: "If you want to fix a ladies' man, introduce him to the Nine-Tailed Celestial Fox. It will be fun!" 😂
I agree that the most vivid female characters should have enough time to reveal XQA's amorousness. It is not necessary to show a harem. The hero can simply be amorous. It is really funny.

It rumors, that in the second part we will see not only the reincarnation of the Goddess of Flowers, but also the beautiful Nine-Tailed Celestial Fox.

To me, the drama plot really develops like a plot of a computer game with a very interesting scenario. This game has several levels. It possible to save steps to return to them again as long as the player has enough "lives". That's how in 32th ep. the XQA returned to the hospital room over and over again until he found a way to go further. He simply spent the "lives" he had accumulated earlier. It's funny. Finally, Yang Lin and his co-workers passed the first level. The second level will be more difficult to play to, but it will still be a game, based on someone else's scenario. And I guess, Yang Lin will understand this. He will be able to write his own scenario for his real life only. Something like this.

There are too many questions after the end of the S1. Yes, ML is exactly like that: he is outwardly careless, but in fact he is very attentive to any little things that can lead him to his goal. Ling An is very straightforward in her desires, she is not a very deep person. Xiu Qi An in the first part is the same. Where will he go next, who will he meet on his way, how will he change, will Ling An become his true love or will she remain just the first love interest in Dafeng? The censorship will not allow the plot in which Yang Lin remains in the world of the game. It is something like a mental illness. Like schizophrenia. So, Yang Lin will return. I think serious changes will happen in his life. Which will first force him to enter the game again, and then change his fate in the real world.

Even if all the files of this drama were lost, it was still filmed. It remains in posters, photographs and in the memory of the actors. I do not think the page should be deleted.

I wouldn't be surprised if we'll see someone unexpected as XQA's love interest in s2, someone we haven't seen or haven't seen much of yet. It all depends on what the idea the creators ultimately want to make the main one.

Any series on a military&patriotic theme can be called propaganda. No matter, if it's Chinese, American or Russian series. But "Thin Ice" is also a good series about intelligence officers and special agents. It's male-centric.

Funny thing: this drama has musical references to UL, and the extra episode of UL has musical references to NGUp. 😂

No. He acts as funny and adorable intern, a best friend of a ML. Ep. 20 is Dylan's best!! 🤣

It's an adventure drama. There won't be much romance in it.

That's great. Most of c-dramas aren't worth watching. Long, expensive, and uninteresting. Like cheap chewing gum: you can chew it for a long time, but it won't taste any better. The plots of these dramas are artificially stretched out, adding a lot of ridiculous scenes and weird dialogue. If the material is really good, just make several seasons!

I have no idea, what did the screenwriter have in mind, when decided to add that characters. The novel is not obligatory equal the script of drama. Possible, they changed the original plot.

But you can see this with your own eyes: Yang Ling's mother and Yang Ling's wife are the characters of this story. Surprise!

It is true, GODF is a comedy, even with elements of parody on the "standard" Chinese drama. Quentin Tarantino once made "Pulp Fiction" as a parody of cheap detective novels of his time. Today we are watching GODF, which is about the same parody applying to Chinese drama. Dylan and the other actors understand well what genre this drama is and how to acting. Their acting is more over than appropriate and good. It is magnificent.

The highlight of Shao Xue and Chen Song Nian's relationship is that Shao Xue is not at all like a princess. She is ugly, awkward, and even eccentric. But she is the emotional leader of their teenage group. She has what is called charisma. And she is easy-going. YuQi tried hard to make such character. And what I like most about this drama is how Yu Qi and Ma Li played the relationship between a difficult mother and her daughter. I would like to ask you, if you want to discuss this further, let's move the conversation to the page of the discussing drama.

Vivienne also sulked and was capricious when she played the teenage Scarlett. And she took the tone of an intolerable child. Just have a look. How is it different? The actresses are different, the characters are different, the techniques are the same. Yu Qi just did it more noticeably. I don't see the point in playing a comedy role "like real life". Life is right next door, outside the window. We can go out and see. Not need to watch the drama.

How long has it been since you watched "Gone with the Wind"? If you watch the beginning again, you will be surprised. Vivien Leigh, creating the image of sixteen-year-old Scarlett, plays in some scenes very similar to the YuQi's acting. And what about Hattie McDaniel's acting as Mammy was even noted by the Oscar? I'm even afraid to imagine what you will say about the heroines created by famous Russian actresses Nadezhda Rumyantseva and Faina Ranevskaya. They would probably seem like complete fools to you. But millions of viewers over the decades continue to love their heroines and appreciate the talent of the actresses who created them.

YuQi was supposed to play the role of a girl -the "ugly duckling". The one from the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale. This "ugly duckling" at the final of the drama transformed to the beautiful swan. YuQi did a great job..The drama was awarded the "Golden Angel -2022".

That's how she saw the teenage Shao Xue. A girl with a quirk, a funny dreamer. And it's still a script. Yu Qi overacted to make it understandable and funny to the teenage audience this drama is aimed at. She played the adult Shao Xue as an emotionally mature, charming girl. The other actors also emphasized the teenage quirks of their characters. Doesn't that bother you?