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Yes, there are harrowing moments.

OK. I hope that the scriptwriters have more inspiration to value each main male in the dramas.

Have you watched episode 13 yet? I think this episode gives you the answer.

Oh ok, I hadn't thought of that detail. So, it's a possibility.

I understood. Everything is fine. OK.

Recorded live? Could it be that some scenes were live? I didn't know they do that. I thought everything was dubbed, whether by actors or voice actors.

I suppose when Madam Xifeng advised Ye Yun to accept his place at Wang Shanquan's side for Ye Shian's sake, and that there would be another better time to go against Wang Shanquan. maybe it was a ploy. Perhaps Xifeng said one thing wanting another, and what she really wanted was for Ye Yun to rebel against Shanquan. I don't know, that might be it, because afterwards Xifeng seemed to like the result, that Ye Yun acted that way against Shanquan, even advising her to flee soon.
Perhaps this was all a ploy by LZS, putting Xifeng in place to induce Ye Yun to this attitude.

In the drama "Destined" the dubbing of Luo Zi Shang is with the real voice of Liu Xue Yi. He later dubbed his own voice. Now, I think it should be the voice played back at the time the scene was taken. Chinese dramas don't do that. Sometimes actors won't even have time to dub their voices.

The ml will not be removed from the episodes. So far only in episode 24 he does not appear. We have to remember that this drama is based on a novel where the point of view is that of the heroine of the story, even the mydramalist review pointed that out.
I've watched a drama (I don't remember the title), in which the main male disappeared for many episodes, and I was upset. But, I don't think this will happen in Destined, as the arc of the soldiers on the battlefield will start, in which trailer 1 shows Gu Jiu Si dressed in his armor.
And in the book the character Gu Jiu Si is prominent. I don't believe drama will erase this. I think it will improve, it will make more sense in his virtuous personality, since he will have to contrast with the personality of LZS (who is always the one who would like to be in GJS's place), as the character was designed.
I believe this is the time to give that prominence to Gu Jiu Si, which will always annoy the antagonist. There are even scenes where GJS will be dressed in court official clothes. There is still this moment. So I think you shouldn't give up on drama.
I hope you didn't get offended by my fan intensity with LXY, it's just that I wish he was valued more. And he's not going to usurp the male lead's place here. GJS will still shine brighter in this drama.
PS: And I hope that Liu Xue Yi's lead dramas will treat him as the main lead, not removing him from the episodes, of course. Enough of the many years that relegated him to just a second or third protagonist. Yes, I would be upset.

Yes. Anyway I'm glad there are scenes of him in this drama, because otherwise there wouldn't be anything of him being broadcast right now. So I appreciate it. 🥀🥀🥀

That might be Madam Xifeng's feelings for LZS. But I hope it's not hate, but gratitude.

OK. I understand you.🌺

Yes, it's a little frustrating how they treat Luo Zi Shang's feelings in the drama compared to the original book. But... I think it's complicated for the writer and directors to deal with that. I remember Ashes of Love, with a second protagonist, in which the directors managed to give weight to his motives in the drama, without demeaning the main male protagonist. Here, in "Destined", I think they were a little afraid to give more weight to the second male protagonist. (but I believe that the next episodes will have more development for the character of LZS). Thanks for your remarks.🌻🪴🌼
PS:
But I'm glad they showed LZS contributing Yu Ru on the grain issue. This is one of the elements that are in the original book. It could have been explored better, but at least it was put into the drama.🌷

There are 4 handsome heroic men in this drama: Gu Jiu Si, Ye Shian, Zhou Ye, Sheng Ming. (And Luo Zi Shang is the figure of the hero who (is always one step away from being), the hero who should have been). I think my assessment is correct. 😁😁😁

I thought your explanation was wonderful. However, I am trying to refer to the relationship between Madam Xifeng and Luo Zi Shang. From her point of view, the villain she's referring to isn't him, is he? (For the bridge that Xiao Ming would have in the original novel would be positive towards him. And in the conversation between Madam Xifeng and Luo Zi Shang in another episode, it points out that Luo Zi Shang helped her in the past. And he even says that he only did that because he has the good memories of the past with Yu Ru. And that way he can't be a complete monster.

I know that in the book, there is a younger brother of Luo Zi Shang (Xiao Ming), who would serve as someone who would allow another look at Luo Zi Shang. So, I thought Madam Xifeng would be this link. Now I don't know anymore.

I found episodes 23 and 24 to be very interesting. They really did something for the people. The scenes were beautiful. And the scene with Yeyun, Ye Shian's sister (it was shocking to say the least).
I would like to understand what Madam Xifeng meant with that comment she said to Ye Yun (who doesn't know if she, in the same situation, would have the courage to act in the same way.).
There was also a martial arts moment, I always enjoy that. As I understand it, Luo Zi Shang helped Ye Ru on the issue of grain sales. But...I know...it wasn't just an altruistic motive.

A battlefield is coming. Swords and shields in hand.

A real behind scenes of Liu Xue Yi (Luo Zi Shang), released by the actor's studio.
https://weibo.com/tv/show/1034:4918269300113457?from=old_pc_videoshow

A real behind scenes of Liu Xue Yi (Luo Zi Shang), released by the actor's studio.
https://weibo.com/tv/show/1034:4918269300113457?from=old_pc_videoshow