MiMi

Even older Kdramas weren’t great. They were trying to imitate Japanese culture at the time.

But after around 2016, they improved a lot.
This drama just doesn’t have that mature storytelling feel. It comes across more like a light, silly drama I’ve seen before in kdramaland only. It doesn’t really feel like a typical Cdrama at all

And with how many weaker Kdramas have been released in the past two years, this one shines among them

Forget everything else but Cdrama wannabe? Cdramas are getting popular now because they’re pretending to be Kdramas now. I’ve watched Cdramas before 2021 and those were shit

It’s okay. No series is for everyone. If you actually like both of them, I hope their next projects are more to your taste

wow you're so witty🥺🥺

This drama feels like it didn’t have a solid script. They were just making it up on the spot. Too many things happen for no real purpose. It mostly just serves visuals.
At the end, Yan An’s character suddenly got a lot of importance but I wasn’t even interested in it. For most of the time, I thought he was just used as a background prop.

Oh I didn’t know he was under his agency. I was wondering why he kept working with this director only

Before this, when did he give the spotlight to his own actors and which actors were they?

You might want to look into Pursuit of Jade’s second couple. It’s too much for many to handle, even if it’s a BE

Was Xiaowei originally a woman who later turned into a man? The flashback confused me

No.

I don’t know about china but twitter stans are kinda weird. They seem to like actresses THEY think have a more lesbian-coded look, like Korean actresses Han Sohee and Jeon Jongseo

No amount of hate can tank a rating completely. Just a few days ago, a drama started with a 9.2 rating even though the male lead was getting bashed in real life. Rating speaks for the plot

It was quite tragic tho. Both of their characters were miserable but I think it was the actors natural chemistry that did all the work and the director is pretty talented too

I mean, they didn’t end up together, so it’s not like the makers were pushing any wrong message

I don’t think it’s called a French kiss because the French invented kissing. I’m sure people in ancient China did it too but in asian society it’s considered a private thing. My hot take is that it’s called a French kiss just because they’re white

And their Lian arc lasted 17 episodes. Almost half the drama. There’s no way they had less screen time. The only one with less screen time for his character was Linghe and the only scenes he got were with the female lead

The main couple is the only one who still got screen time and had their story resolved. The side stories and political aspects were made lame and just left hanging. The last ten episodes were a mess unfortunately. That’s why the ratings went down.

The most viral and trending scene is the gua sha one ig

It’s true. The last ten episodes were total nonsense. The main leads weren’t even together, so I lost interest in them.
Even though the second leads didn’t have scenes for more than five episodes, I kept waiting for them and finished the whole drama just for them

You're a set up account only here to create fanwar. Life can't be that boring :(