Obrigada pelo comentário!Então eu entendo até certo ponto esses elementos fofos em dramas, porque de fato vejo…
Simm é algo cultural. Eu acrediatava que iriam seguir a vibe da novel porque a Mumu representa a lua da relação e era para ser mais fria, mas ficou óbvio que para deixar o protagonista em evidência fizeram ele ser o "bad boy" e funcionou porque o personagem fez sucesso. Não cheguei a assistir esses 2 exemplos que você mencionou mas compreendo o que você quer dizer, houve um respeito na forma de tratar a protagonista. Infelizmente esse é um drama vibe fanfic ruim kk um desperdício porque podiam ter feito algo bem trabalhado.
Obrigada por esse review! A história parecia interessante e a química dos dois era muito boa, mas quase todo…
Obrigada pelo comentário! Então eu entendo até certo ponto esses elementos fofos em dramas, porque de fato vejo que isso é bem comum por lá e faz sentido se é em drama juvenil. Mas o problema nesse drama é que ficou exagerado e eu acredito que fizeram isso para mostrar que ela era bem jovem e constrastar com a fase adulta. Mas esse diretor e roteirista tem um outro drama com age gap que é bem sexualizado também...então essa foi a intenção mesmo.
Nossa sim! Ele sumiu porque quis e tudo dependeu dela para acontecer. Pior personagem da carreira da Esther 😞
Esther’s voice gives her characters a unique liveliness; moreover, her acting is natural and authentic. I don’t understand why people insist on watching something of hers if they don’t like her voice. No one is forcing you to do that, and these repetitive “opinions” only get in the way of those who are genuinely interested in the drama. I know that part of it is that obsessed fandom coming here just to stir up trouble, but another part is simply bitter people who insist on being annoying.
Saying she had SO many supporting roles when there are literally only 3 listed here is crazy. And while her parents…
Come on, honey: The first three dramas listed here are small roles she pursued. Find Yourself is listed as the main character (a mistake), but she was a supporting character with 5 minutes of screen time in 40 episodes. In Youth, she was a supporting role (I speak as someone who watched it and knows she had few scenes). And when I say supporting roles, I'm also talking about movies. Her debut film had 1 minute of screen time, as did the other film, which was a small role. What kind of rich idiots would her parents be to not buy an entire film? Not to mention the film she filmed that was supposedly lost or archived; it was never made clear. Recently, a producer showed evidence that she pursued roles. As I made clear in my post, it's obvious that Esther had opportunities to invest in various types of art, being wealthy, but the big issue here is that she was judged while so many other artists who are equally wealthy were not. People feel comfortable belittling her efforts when she's been harassed on screen, when she's been pressured to lose weight by the director of My Journey to You, the same director who only used her name to get funding for the drama but had the nerve to reduce the lead's screen time. Sorry, but I never see anyone judging Arthur Chen for being a nepobaby, the son of a director and an actress mother who can get a lot more connections, right? They call him a "prince." Oh, it's clear you're not a fan or familiar with her work. But then let me tell you something else: her parents weren't in favor of her becoming an artist at the beginning of her career. You might think I'm exaggerating, but it's irritating to see so many attacks on her lately for things other actors also have.
It's fascinating to see how unfair people are to Esther. I understand that she had privileges because she was rich and was able to study and take advantage of many opportunities in life. But that doesn't take away from the effort she put into her artistic career; she has this passion for art, acting, singing, dancing, voice acting, and martial arts. I've seen many other actors who come from wealthy families, and the narrative is different. "She had an elite education," "A prince by birth," etc., and why is the narrative about her being a nepobaby? A nepobaby, for example, is a certain actor whose father is a director and whose mother is an actress. Esther didn't have family support at the beginning of her career. If she had had the support of a "spoiled rich girl," why did she play thousands of supporting roles? She was harassed at the beginning of her career, and do you know what happened to the actor who groped her breasts on screen? NOTHING. If that were the case, she wouldn't have gone through so many dramas of dubious quality, yin yang contracts, etc. If you don't like the artist, avoid coming here to her page and spreading poisoned lies.
I will always support my dear Shuxin. This maneuver, coordinated by a certain fandom of a sub-celebrity and former actress, is evil and shameful. Looking forward to filming A Journey to Glow.
In the novel, Jiang Mu's father adopted Jin Chao (the son of a deceased friend). But his wife did not accept the boy, so they separated and the protagonists lost contact. Later, they discovered that they were not blood relatives, and so the relationship took a different turn. However, they are not blood brothers and were not raised together.
The baby voice is a common device used in Chinese dramas. For example in LBFD and AOL the FL's voice matures as…
Yes, it's not just her who uses a cute voice, but there's also the fact that this is her natural voice. In addition, Esther has already proven that she has versatility with her voice, from the example you used in LBFAD to My Journey To You, in which she used a lower and more serious tone.
Eu acrediatava que iriam seguir a vibe da novel porque a Mumu representa a lua da relação e era para ser mais fria, mas ficou óbvio que para deixar o protagonista em evidência fizeram ele ser o "bad boy" e funcionou porque o personagem fez sucesso.
Não cheguei a assistir esses 2 exemplos que você mencionou mas compreendo o que você quer dizer, houve um respeito na forma de tratar a protagonista. Infelizmente esse é um drama vibe fanfic ruim kk um desperdício porque podiam ter feito algo bem trabalhado.
Então eu entendo até certo ponto esses elementos fofos em dramas, porque de fato vejo que isso é bem comum por lá e faz sentido se é em drama juvenil.
Mas o problema nesse drama é que ficou exagerado e eu acredito que fizeram isso para mostrar que ela era bem jovem e constrastar com a fase adulta. Mas esse diretor e roteirista tem um outro drama com age gap que é bem sexualizado também...então essa foi a intenção mesmo.
Nossa sim! Ele sumiu porque quis e tudo dependeu dela para acontecer. Pior personagem da carreira da Esther 😞
I don’t understand why people insist on watching something of hers if they don’t like her voice.
No one is forcing you to do that, and these repetitive “opinions” only get in the way of those who are genuinely interested in the drama.
I know that part of it is that obsessed fandom coming here just to stir up trouble, but another part is simply bitter people who insist on being annoying.
The first three dramas listed here are small roles she pursued.
Find Yourself is listed as the main character (a mistake), but she was a supporting character with 5 minutes of screen time in 40 episodes.
In Youth, she was a supporting role (I speak as someone who watched it and knows she had few scenes).
And when I say supporting roles, I'm also talking about movies.
Her debut film had 1 minute of screen time, as did the other film, which was a small role. What kind of rich idiots would her parents be to not buy an entire film?
Not to mention the film she filmed that was supposedly lost or archived; it was never made clear.
Recently, a producer showed evidence that she pursued roles.
As I made clear in my post, it's obvious that Esther had opportunities to invest in various types of art, being wealthy, but the big issue here is that she was judged while so many other artists who are equally wealthy were not. People feel comfortable belittling her efforts when she's been harassed on screen, when she's been pressured to lose weight by the director of My Journey to You, the same director who only used her name to get funding for the drama but had the nerve to reduce the lead's screen time.
Sorry, but I never see anyone judging Arthur Chen for being a nepobaby, the son of a director and an actress mother who can get a lot more connections, right? They call him a "prince."
Oh, it's clear you're not a fan or familiar with her work. But then let me tell you something else: her parents weren't in favor of her becoming an artist at the beginning of her career.
You might think I'm exaggerating, but it's irritating to see so many attacks on her lately for things other actors also have.
I understand that she had privileges because she was rich and was able to study and take advantage of many opportunities in life. But that doesn't take away from the effort she put into her artistic career; she has this passion for art, acting, singing, dancing, voice acting, and martial arts.
I've seen many other actors who come from wealthy families, and the narrative is different.
"She had an elite education," "A prince by birth," etc., and why is the narrative about her being a nepobaby? A nepobaby, for example, is a certain actor whose father is a director and whose mother is an actress.
Esther didn't have family support at the beginning of her career. If she had had the support of a "spoiled rich girl," why did she play thousands of supporting roles? She was harassed at the beginning of her career, and do you know what happened to the actor who groped her breasts on screen? NOTHING. If that were the case, she wouldn't have gone through so many dramas of dubious quality, yin yang contracts, etc. If you don't like the artist, avoid coming here to her page and spreading poisoned lies.