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Replying to Blizzardahm • Dec 27, 2024
Person Zhao Lu Si
East Asian beauty standards are brutal...especially in the entertainment industry (and some Chinese netizens are…
Completely agree. Chinese beauty standards are extremely toxic. I'm 165cm and 54kg, and am told to lose some at least five times when I go back to China. Actresses especially are pushed to their limit...and beyond their limit. 36kg for Lusi is absurd. This needs to stop. None of us want to see a frail A-list actress barely keeping herself standing. Netizens calling her fat are absolutely delusional and probably have no self-esteem themselves.
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Replying to JennaOswin • Dec 27, 2024
Person Zhao Lu Si
A person who is 1.63 tall should never, ever be reduced to 36 kilos. In this case, human health is being played…
East Asian beauty standards are brutal...especially in the entertainment industry (and some Chinese netizens are so evil). My heart breaks for Lusi 🥺 . She shouldn't feel the need to always lose weight, she looks amazing in everything she's been in. Sometimes I hate the Cdrama industry ugh. Wishing her a full recovery and health and happiness in 2025.
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On Moonlight Mystique • Dec 26, 2024
Bai Lu just pinned the Douyin video she posted earlier this year with the other Moonlight Mystique actors (the video is at the top of her Douyin profile now, it wasn't before)! This is a great sign--anticipated date is January 8th and we know Cdramas can drop at any time, but I really do think we'll be seeing Bai Shuo and Jing Yuan in the next few weeks!
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On Chen Du Ling • Dec 25, 2024
Person Chen Du Ling
This girl really just woke up one day and was cast into half of the hit dramas I’ve watched in the past two years 😭😭😭. She’s such a versatile actress, so gorgeous, and has a great personality—I love her!!
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Replying to TiNTiN Easy Man • Dec 24, 2024
Title Blossom
These days, it seems too easy for anyone to become the male or female lead in Chinese dramas, unlike in the past.…
I don’t know if I’m interpreting your comment correctly, but I would argue against the fact that it’s “too easy” to get the main role, especially in a drama production like Blossom. Meng Ziyi has actually been in the drama industry for years, with her most notable works being The Untamed and Immortal Samsara. She actually went through a period in which she struggled to find dramas to act in and suffered a lot of netizen hate. Lin Yunrui was fantastic in Love Like the Galaxy—I recommend that drama to everyone. It’s also important to know that a lot of actors don’t even decide their own roles—their company does it for them, so opportunities can be extremely limited. People didn’t really expect for Blossom to be this popular.

And honestly, even if the leads weren’t that well-known, what would be the harm in discovering new talents, like what Guo Jingming is doing? (Journey to You, Fangs of Fortune.) All actors have to start somewhere. On another note, I can’t thank Zeng Qingjie enough for this casting.
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On Speed and Love • Dec 14, 2024
The fact that Yu Shuxin is the only listed cast on the official released poster is disgusting. I mean, I have no problem with Yu Shuxin acting out all the roles and taking up all the screen time, (as long as she does it willingly and isn't tired lol!) but it seems like iQiyi is just reaping off her recent popularity to keep the drama under the radar of her fans.
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On Blossom • Dec 8, 2024
Title Blossom
This is very promising so far. Awesome cinematography, acting and overall plot, from what I’ve seen in the first seven eps. This is a drama that wasn’t on my radar but one that immediately hooked me. I’m super excited, hopefully it doesn’t disappoint!
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Replying to C L E O • Dec 3, 2024
your review is amazing and perfectly captured the series. I actually didn't know it was based on a book. If you…
Thank you for reading!

The ending of the novel has an "extra", which is quite normal in modern Chinese literature. The ending of the novel is a bit different from the drama, but the leads also ended up together in the modern world.
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On Moonlight • Nov 28, 2024
Title Moonlight
Thank you to the geniuses that casted DYX and YSX in this drama 🙏🙏🙏...I will forever be indebted to you.
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Replying to Windshadow • Nov 28, 2024
I thoroughly enjoyed your review, and you voiced many of my thoughts, I wish I had the experienced the social…
Thank you for your kind words! Glad you enjoyed my review. :)
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Replying to Sia • Nov 25, 2024
https://youtu.be/QJgnB-Y0COE?feature=sharedDingyuxi actually packed gifts for his fan ❤✨
He is one of the most caring and considerate actors ever. He also takes note of online criticism to "improve" himself.🥹🥹🥹
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Replying to Tanlixia • Nov 25, 2024
Could someone please let me know why people are saying censorship affected the ending? I’ve seen multiple comments…
The Chinese government censored transmigration in Chinese dramas. Miaomiao going back to the modern world passed censorship because she technically was transported into a book and took on the role of Lin Yu. Ling Miaomiao was never “supposed” to be Lin Yu, she was written to be Mu Qingshi, so she technically doesn’t transmigrate by traveling back to the modern world.

Ziqi is a bit different. He’s both a character in the book and the fictional embodiment of the author himself, Fu Zhou. (Fu Zhou is just his pen name, his real name
is Xia Ziqi.) So if the drama ending outright shows him in front of Miaomiao, it’s implying that Ziqi transmigrated from the ancient world to the present. There are a few reasons why transmigration is banned in Chinese dramas. I’m pretty sure the problems started surfacing after Scarlet Heart aired, with people doing some triggering stuff to try to go back to the ancient world.

I hope this made sense. I’m disappointed too, but I’m pretty pleased with how the ending managed to go around the censorship.
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Replying to Destiny_seeker • Nov 25, 2024
I know I'm gonna get bashed,butI can't stand Esther yu's acting.and that voice is even worse
Everyone has their own opinion, so hopefully no one bashes you! I'd steer away from all the dramas she acts in, as she uses her original voice in all of them. Esther is like that in real life too lol (personality and voice and all), especially in front of her friends like Bai Lu.
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Replying to Blizzardahm • Nov 23, 2024
I had to go through my list (and your list to see what you haven't watched!) and think really hard about the endings…
It's an OE. Very different from LGEF's ending. Literal OE/borderline BE.
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Replying to Blizzardahm • Nov 23, 2024
I had to go through my list (and your list to see what you haven't watched!) and think really hard about the endings…
Xianxia (these dramas usually have three realms, so unlike LGEF, demons and humans don't live in the same realm.)

Beware, these are all super angsty! (but good endings, many of these have endings with kids.) I don't think a single drama here has an ep count below 45 lol) These were all before the [stupid] episode limit.

- Love and Redemption (like the previous user included, very good ending imo)
- Love Between Fairy and Devil (Yu Shuxin!!!)
- Ashes of Love
- Eternal Love (aka Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms)
- Eternal Love of Dream (related to drama above)
- Ancient Love Poetry
-The Untamed (censored BL)
- Journey of Flower

Time Travel:
- Love Between Tiger and Rose (no magic. And Ding Yuxi!!)
- The Eternal Love (has 3 seasons)
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Replying to Blizzardahm • Nov 23, 2024
I had to go through my list (and your list to see what you haven't watched!) and think really hard about the endings…
Sure! I'll make a list rn. Just thought I'd give you a warning that the user above me's 1st drama rec might not be a "HE". Very good drama nevertheless.
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