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Actually, Love of Thousand Years, I haven't watched the last 5 episodes yet. I found the plot a little weak, to be honest. But I like to know the background that unites the 3 dramas. I think The Perfect Match should have a more interesting plot, although I've never watched any drama with Ren Jialun. (Apart from the dramas with LXY, other dramas I choose just by the plot and if they catch my attention I watch them. And if I see people commenting and looking forward to a drama, I might decide to check it out and watch it.

Oh, I'm glad you're enjoying it. 😶‍🌫️💞😊
I think the slow pace is about to end, and the drama will move things forward more (but I don't think it will be that rush that leaves loose ends. I think they will tie up all the facts nicely.).

I think it's good. Although some people think the plot is slow. I think the slowness is well balanced by the more hectic moments. There is a duality between the dimension of the gods, represented by Tan Yin (who interferes in the destiny of the earthly (mortals and immortals). There is a hero with a somewhat divided personality. And a merciful heroine who decides to fight for his life. But there is Yuan Zhong's story full of ups and downs. And he has a decision to make that involves not only his destiny but that of other beings. Their love story is very slow, what matters most is the integrity of each character that can be consolidated or lost. It is a dilemma related to values. In a way, it is as if Tan Yin is Yuan Zhong's conscience. But he does not like this, as if someone thinks they have the right to interfere, and he does not agree. There are scenes in the drama, showing an internal struggle (with surrealist nuances. There is even a sea of ​​consciousness in this drama). An internal struggle. And an external struggle. External enemies, and the internal enemy, within oneself.
I like all these characteristics, as well as the moments when the magical characters show their powers throughout the story. story, in different moments and situations.
Anyway, I like drama, and I want to know how the story ends, how all the dilemmas that were presented to us will unfold from now on.

That's interesting. YuanZhong has been told since he was a child that his fate would be bad and unhappy. (This is in contrast to what Tan Yin told him, with that magical contraption and she herself tells him. That he will have a long and happy life.). (Ep 23) I like that she fights for this to be his destiny.

I like both dramas. I like the similarities and differences between the two dramas. Yes, indeed we all have tastes and preferences and we will not appreciate things in the same way. Indeed.
I hope you enjoy AMbforever a little more. I think this drama is so special.💝💝💝💞💞💞

He is a character who first appeared in the drama "Love of a Thousand Years". He appears again here in "A Moment but Forever" and will appear again, along with Fox Priest (Yuan Znong) in the yet-to-be-aired drama "The Perfect Match". (These 3 dramas are part of the same universe created by the author of the 3 novels.
PS: This character is a spirit of the Lamp of the Soul, created by Jin Tan Yin (goddess of crafts). He has become a person with personality and feelings. And he appears in these 3 dramas. Perhaps he recognizes Tan Yin, his creator.

I understand what you mean. It would be cool to see that. But maybe they wrote the script slower that way (because the actress is married in real life?). I don't know. Their relationship isn't that sweet yet, but I like seeing them together. He tries to understand her, even if he's grumpy. She tries in every way to help him as someone who's on a higher level than him, but she's there, she's the person who understands him the most, even though he still doesn't understand it. And he's already saved her twice too. It was really cool to see that.

Liu Xue Yi commented in an interview that he sees similar elements in Murong Jing He and Yuan Zhong. Both are explosive personalities. (According to him, if the two characters met, they would fight.)
KMLM is more down to earth, with all the revolutions of feelings, emotional conflicts, power struggles, etc. It is more fast-paced, but there are slow moments too. Everything has its meaning and charm.

😁😁😁That would be a plausible reason.

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Yes, everything you said here is exactly that. His interest is not romantic. His romantic story is in another drama. (But in the book, because in the anime he doesn't even appear, here I don't know what the motivation will be.)

But that bit you mentioned: I liked it and it resonates with me. It's like an appetizer before the cherry on the cake. I watch some dramas, I don't see any drama rushing so much. I see it having a rhythm that comes and goes, the same as Ambforever.

It's slow, yes, but with each episode we discover something more. (I enjoy watching the main couple's interaction develop.).
(Although episode 20 was quite exciting.)

When I get there, I'll tell you my comment.

So, I hope you come back later.

(About Sidneylandsam review):
I find your review so thorough and enjoyable to read, but I will just make one aside: TY's moral compass remains intact, the demon in Yuan Zhong (not a demon race), which is different from the Western understanding of demons. It is a demonic, perverse heart, given over to evil. It is that dragon in the sea of ​​consciousness that Yuan Zhong spoke of (I heard someone wants to devour me). The Chinese drama leans on both sides with the meaning of demon (there must be some different word that gets lost in translation) and so we think they are talking about the same thing.

This frankness is interesting. I agree.

💞💝😶‍🌫️😎It's true. He's going to do something even more radical for that love. (He's going to pay off a thousand times over).

In episode 22 it is actually the first time that Yuan Zhong stands in front of TY to save her. And here, twice. (He, with the divine hand, can even save a goddess).💞💞💞🔍🔍😎😎

She is a super powerful goddess. He kind of realizes this. And takes it as a threat (somehow). In the sea of ​​consciousness he saw her as a witch, she even made that comment to him. (Why does he see her like that?). This is more than a relationship between two ordinary people. It is a relationship between an immortal and a deity. Here, I see more sense in this treatment than in other dramas. I remember the scene when he was a teenager (he made 3 requests to the goddess. And she said she would grant one). It is this duality that I see. Human x deity, in their relationship.
(Of course, we want the moment of total complicity and tenderness between them to arrive. But... that moment has not yet arrived.)