I just finished watching it and im so annoyed, the progress of the drama was really amazing but now I can't give a 10 because of the damn ending without any closure, and even with Xiao Yan's master (Yao Lao, at the ring) kidnaped! That thing about Xun'er "stealing" Yan's jade I can partially understand, because the previous dragon mother told her that if the Xiao family perished, she should take the jade so that it doesn't fall into the enemy's hands (or something like this). What made me really angry with her was the fact that she left without even waiting for him to actually die (which is something you would do if you love someone, stay by their side and, I don't know, take care of their body, bury them, etc). We all knew he would wake up because of his ancestor pill, but for all of them he was really left for die alone, omg i can't.
And now many actors of the drama are very famous (and Leo Wu totally grew up now, his body is very different) and probably because of this they changed the cast for the second season, which i doubt that will happen.
This would totally deserve a 10 if when Yan was being contested by the elders at the final episode, Yao Lao could have enough energy to break out of the ring and kill that hateful disciple of his.
Is it funny drama or thriller type? Trailer looks like funny.....!
10% funny/casual, 90% action/violence/sensitive themes and tragedy. It's a heavy watch but pretty worth it, since It's only 6 episodes you'll not be bored
Is there a certain order I should watch the yin-yang master films?
No, one is based on a mobile game and other on the original novel, if I'm not mistaken (the chinese ones). Anyway I've saw both and they're very different
i know that father is ML but for the kid who is his father ??
Hello, I haven't started the drama yet bc of the low ratings so I'm reading the comments and reviews. I don't mind spoilers, so why the FL doesn't know who the father of her child is, and in which episode she gets involved with the ML? Sorry for bothering with silly questions ^_^
I realized that many people don't quite assimilate the idea of the protagonist having a dual personality and at the same time having hallucinations of the other character, and also don't understand how Ryu Soo Yeol sees K, and at the same time occupies the same body as him. I think it would be more practical to comment that psychotic breaks have varied symptoms. Ryu Soo Yeol himself has antisocial personality traits and appears to be mentally unstable. Apart from that the protagonist may have more than one symptom of a mental disorder, so it seems vague to try to rationalize it in such a simple way. When in doubt, for the sake of entertainment, they were clearly inspired by the fight club movie where the protagonist goes through the same situation, of seeing the other and being the other.
I've noticed a lot of people think rating something a 6 or 7 is low, as if they are stuck on the grading system…
Unfortunately, on average, people rate dramas they consider bad with reasonable ratings, so choosing dramas by this criterion ends up being intuitive. Even if taste is something personal, I prefer to watch dramas with a rating above 8.0, although there were numerous exceptions of course. It's a matter of trying to predict in advance what kind of show I'm going to spend my time on.
That thing about Xun'er "stealing" Yan's jade I can partially understand, because the previous dragon mother told her that if the Xiao family perished, she should take the jade so that it doesn't fall into the enemy's hands (or something like this). What made me really angry with her was the fact that she left without even waiting for him to actually die (which is something you would do if you love someone, stay by their side and, I don't know, take care of their body, bury them, etc). We all knew he would wake up because of his ancestor pill, but for all of them he was really left for die alone, omg i can't.
And now many actors of the drama are very famous (and Leo Wu totally grew up now, his body is very different) and probably because of this they changed the cast for the second season, which i doubt that will happen.
This would totally deserve a 10 if when Yan was being contested by the elders at the final episode, Yao Lao could have enough energy to break out of the ring and kill that hateful disciple of his.
Once upon a time in lingjian mountain
omg i can't
When in doubt, for the sake of entertainment, they were clearly inspired by the fight club movie where the protagonist goes through the same situation, of seeing the other and being the other.