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Compared to previous Chuang groups, Gen1ies definitely not getting the same amount of stages - but they're still way more active compared to 青你/YwY groups 🫠🫠

Started watching Chuang since 2020 (although I did drop last year's) so defo giving this season a go.

Honestly had zero interest in this show beforehand but absolutely watching on after the first episode which was done super well

There's enough going on to be engaging, but the writing is very much a Mary-Sue. Acting from the leads are not awkward at 2x speed even if a bit stiff - although lbr the voice actors are doing the heavy lifting. Would still watch this for a while more to fill up empty pockets of time, but probably one I'd drop halfway through

The ending song for the final few episodes was fire. Should have been used earlier for fight scenes imo

As a drama it's largely frivolous and ok if you don't sweat the details, but I'd really really love to play an RPG set in Dafeng

Cai Wei is adorable hahahaha

KIV-ing this since I really enjoyed the donghua

I usually avoid horror or anything even mildly scary since I live alone, but this was just incredible. Does anyone know if the webtoon continues after what we see in the drama? Would love to see more of the cop's shenanigans

Song Mo's theme song has been replaying in my head - the one they used for the wedding and for the epic horseback kiss scene. The lyrics are also on point

Somewhere at the start of ep 5 Aqua and Akane had a convo about the difficulties of adapting Tokyo Blade's screenplay - but it was more like a meta-reference to address the adaptation of OnK's live action. They talked about how a lot of the baby/childhood scenes were cut and specifically pointed out how it wasn't possible to cast babies for the signature Amaterasu and wotagei scenes from the anime/manga

As someone who watched S1 of the anime, I found this really enjoyable! It's a fair adaptation of 2D to 3D - which they addressed in one of the episodes heh (side note I feel like ratings inflation on this site have hit all the K and C-dramas but haven't quite made its way to J-dramas - the current score of 7.8 is fair but a bit too harsh compared this to all the other 8++ C-dramas imo

It borrows heavily from the Ming dynasty

Who was that guard/warrior that delivered a wedding gift the cousin broke in the middle of the night? Binged the eps and I might have missed a detail

I really like the visuals and cinematography, but the writing and pacing are subpar. But eck I'm in a drama slump so might just continue watching it for now

Congrats on passing through all the stages of grief. We can all commiserate

Ep 27 was a hoot I chortled so much hahahahahaha

Holy balls the latest episode is 3h long. But the little text quips are HILARious and gives the show so much life. Previous seasons have shown us that the production team knows how to present the stage visuals, but 3rd and this season have refined the formula for the variety/BTS bits.

Watched this on a flight and thoroughly enjoyed it. It's one of those movies that doesn't try to do more than tell its own story. Like others in the comments section, I did finish the show reeling from the violence, and wondering what the whole point was - but the production and acting were really good, which grounded the story in a way that makes this movie a compelling character study.

Oh he absolutely knows she's seeing him as an enemy now. That scene in the tub when she finally drops her hair stick and puts her hand down - notice how he glances down to her hand first before looking at her?