Both Reba and Vengo has moved up to Top 10 actors. Hope Vengo will close the gap between him and Reba soon.
That’s wonderful!! This was Vengo’s first leading role, was it not? Does this mean they will be cast as leads in more dramas? Zhang Binbin Was my favourite Chinese actor, but I didn’t like his last drama. I’d love to see more of Vengo in a leading role... he was awesome in LOF too and he is PERFECT As DH.
I can't seem to find where to watch any raw episodes.
They are all in YouTube too. Try typing eternal love of dream ep number English sub in YouTube and you’ll find them. Without the subs, they lie about that LOL
Where do you have information from? How popular is it in China?
I think it's the leading web-drama in term of viewers right now, is it? It was last week. I fell in third place around 3-2 weeks ago, but then it recovered first place.
I'm answering this from the novel point of view. I believe SY thinks Aranya is just a puppet. I mean, everyone…
Yes, Like Tang San said, the people in the valley are low immortals. They only live a few hundred years, so in 200 years, Aranya's older sister went from looking to be in her 20s to her 40s. SY is DH's shadow, so he has a much longer lifespan. That's why he looks the same.
Hm, can someone explain why Shen Ye is making the same mistake again towards Feng Jiu as Aranya? He's so distant…
I'm answering this from the novel point of view. I believe SY thinks Aranya is just a puppet. I mean, everyone in the dream are just puppets. The real people went on with their lives and got old (the current queen of the valley is A's older sister, if I'm not mistaken). This is just a dream, where puppets play their real life counterparts' lives over and over... I'm not sure how it works, but I believe that every time the Aranya puppet plays A's life... SY can collect another bit of A's soul, which was burnt out when she died. The problem is that he knows she is not the real Aranya. In the book he tells her that many times... although at the end, he begins to doubt if she is really A's puppet or someone else. Anyway, that's the reason SY keeps his distance. Sure, he could make the puppet fall in love with him and marry her... but it would not be real. It would be too much like building a sex-doll using the image of the girl you liked, who died thinking you hated her. SY loves and respects A too much for that. He wants the real deal... that's why he suffers. For 200 hundred years he has relived his life over and over, repeating the same mistakes that led A to her death. It's truly tragic. At least, in the book, DH sealed away SY's and A's souls in a tree, before they could rejoin DH and FJ. So now it's up to fate. Maybe in a few thousand years, A and SY will have another chance.
It's a chinese drama. I think the kissing scenes are more frequent and explicit than most other c-dramas I watched.
Oh, sorry. I thought you meant Eternal Love: TMOPB. I haven't watched that one, although some friends have recommended. Maybe i'll watch it after PB is over :D
It's a chinese drama. I think the kissing scenes are more frequent and explicit than most other c-dramas I watched.
Of course I watched TMOPB and the kissing scenes are no better. I like the one when YH kisses BQ against the wall, but he stops after he sees the cut in her chest. YH and BQ kiss even less often than DH and FJ. Which is a pity. I wanted them to kiss passionately after they are reunited in the final episode...
Has someone seen the trailer for ep 46. The chills!!!! I can't wait to watch that scene in the SPA. It seems that DH and FJ finally seal the deal... and she knows it is him!
Just forget that story, the drama made that story because they don't have the copyright before. The real DH doesn't…
Yes, I also came to know and love DH thanks to TMOPB. However I must say that I like his true personality in the book and in this drama much better. In TM he is too two-dimensional, which is fine for a second lead but not for a main character. I think DH is a unique character, very different to most male leads. And actually, I think the same about FJ. Her personality in TM is very stereotypical, but once you get to know her character if the book, she is a very strong female character and very unique too. I believe they are super well suited to one another. They are two poles of the same magnet that complement each other, challenge each other and, ultimately, are there for each other til the very end.
Just forget that story, the drama made that story because they don't have the copyright before. The real DH doesn't…
DH doesn't remember the mortal realm. To be fair, they changed the way they met a little in the drama. In the book, FJ kicks a plant pot to DH's head by mistake. Everybody is looking at her and she lies very skillfully and blames her friend. That is the moment when DH notices her for the first time. I think he is attracted to her shamelessness and thick-skin, qualities she shares with him. He starts paying attention to her from then on, so he realizes that instead of being attracted to him like everybody else, FJ doesn't like him, she does everything in her power to avoid him and is not interested at all in getting to know him. This awakens his curiosity. The rest, as they say, is history.
Here is the scene:
She kicked too hard on the last try and sent the hapless flowerpot flying across the dancers on stage, heading straight for the same Donghua Dijun who hadn't gotten around to leave. The immortals exclaimed as the flowerpot stopped three inches short from Donghua's forehead. {...} Collectively, everyone’s gaze followed in the same direction. The ruckus-causing culprit froze for a moment before nearly instantaneously turning around to a male immortal in sand-colored clothing standing beside her. She asked in a genuine yet solemn voice: “Migu, why are you such a trouble-maker? How can you kick a pot at someone’s head like that?”
Remember that DH didn't have any parents. He never knew the love of a mother growing up. Sometimes, he acts a bit like a spoiled child... maybe because no one ever was there to put some limits to his behavior... but in other ways, he is like an orphan child starved for affection. FJ and he balance each other very well...
The problem is that they are both too thick and misunderstand each other far too often, because they are both spoiled and aren't used to give honest explanations. But hopefully they both learn their lesson...
Zhang Binbin Was my favourite Chinese actor, but I didn’t like his last drama. I’d love to see more of Vengo in a leading role... he was awesome in LOF too and he is PERFECT As DH.
SY is DH's shadow, so he has a much longer lifespan. That's why he looks the same.
The problem is that he knows she is not the real Aranya. In the book he tells her that many times... although at the end, he begins to doubt if she is really A's puppet or someone else. Anyway, that's the reason SY keeps his distance. Sure, he could make the puppet fall in love with him and marry her... but it would not be real. It would be too much like building a sex-doll using the image of the girl you liked, who died thinking you hated her. SY loves and respects A too much for that. He wants the real deal... that's why he suffers. For 200 hundred years he has relived his life over and over, repeating the same mistakes that led A to her death. It's truly tragic.
At least, in the book, DH sealed away SY's and A's souls in a tree, before they could rejoin DH and FJ. So now it's up to fate. Maybe in a few thousand years, A and SY will have another chance.
I think DH is a unique character, very different to most male leads. And actually, I think the same about FJ. Her personality in TM is very stereotypical, but once you get to know her character if the book, she is a very strong female character and very unique too. I believe they are super well suited to one another. They are two poles of the same magnet that complement each other, challenge each other and, ultimately, are there for each other til the very end.
He starts paying attention to her from then on, so he realizes that instead of being attracted to him like everybody else, FJ doesn't like him, she does everything in her power to avoid him and is not interested at all in getting to know him. This awakens his curiosity. The rest, as they say, is history.
Here is the scene:
She kicked too hard on the last try and sent the hapless flowerpot flying across the dancers on stage, heading straight for the same Donghua Dijun who hadn't gotten around to leave. The immortals exclaimed as the flowerpot stopped three inches short from Donghua's forehead. {...}
Collectively, everyone’s gaze followed in the same direction.
The ruckus-causing culprit froze for a moment before nearly instantaneously turning around to a male immortal in sand-colored clothing standing beside her. She asked in a genuine yet solemn voice:
“Migu, why are you such a trouble-maker? How can you kick a pot at someone’s head like that?”
Remember that DH didn't have any parents. He never knew the love of a mother growing up. Sometimes, he acts a bit like a spoiled child... maybe because no one ever was there to put some limits to his behavior... but in other ways, he is like an orphan child starved for affection. FJ and he balance each other very well...
The problem is that they are both too thick and misunderstand each other far too often, because they are both spoiled and aren't used to give honest explanations. But hopefully they both learn their lesson...