Ongsa deserves an award for what he did in ep7... This whole series with whole cast deserve an award. I think…
It's just a shame they're such bad actors. There are drama schools in Thailand, I suppose, or maybe not. They should take a page from the professionalism of Chinese actors. This year, except for one series, the Chinese are crushing everyone else, except perhaps the Japanese, who aren't exactly amateur actors either.
In a few words, there is emotional depth but you need a brain and a heart to get it. LuQing cares a lot about…
Thank you, finally an intelligent analysis, it's refreshing. I was tired of the childish comments, the kind from those who absolutely want to change Fan's personality. Too many people foolishly want to rewrite series just to fit their personal desires. No, it won't be as you've decided. Thank you again, thank you, thank you for setting the record straight.
@penniless @burnot you've been to silent. where are you?
Like many, I'm devastated, disgusted. I'll wait until the end before deciding whether to watch the last four episodes. It's a sham. The author is a sadist.
I'm not psychologically ready to watch this episode; I'll wait until the end. Zelia deeply disappoints me; I didn't think she'd want to create a buzz in such a negative way. Tian's suicide is completely unjustified. - Tian is a mature and morally balanced person. - The long coma gave him time to prepare for his grief. - He isn't alone; he's surrounded by loving people.
- He certainly had genuine feelings for Wenshu. Consequently, this event is simply macabre and pointless.
Thank you again, thank you, thank you for setting the record straight.
- Tian is a mature and morally balanced person.
- The long coma gave him time to prepare for his grief.
- He isn't alone; he's surrounded by loving people.
- He certainly had genuine feelings for Wenshu.
Consequently, this event is simply macabre and pointless.