Oh, I must be blocked too, because I only get to see her posts while in private navigation :D! So y => @WanningHusky94…
No, the excerpts weren't the problem. Their inability to comprehend things is the problem ( ˶⚈Ɛ⚈˵)
I was actually surprised when I saw you going there trying to explain the whole "friendship/soulmate" thing. Don't even bother. Remember what you told me? It's not worth it.
(Spoiler*) Key point, XL is a demon, what should we expect. Ofcourse XL is strict at first when they met, WXL(man)…
You said you watched the drama up to episode 34, is that correct?
Then in what universe is Xiang Liu being "destructive" when he was the one who literally gave blood from his own heart to bring her back to life and nursed her for 37 years, while Jing was cosplaying Sleeping Beauty?
Xiang Liu is not the one who needs to wake up. He's been doing everything from the start, but he won't let her know the things he is doing for her.
The only thing he cannot do is to allow that Xiao Yao falls even more in love with him because he can't be there for her at the end. This is the only thing I loathe about his character. He wants what's best for everyone except for himself. SPOILER ALERT: He has this misguided notion that dying with his fellow soldiers is the best end he can possibly have. I wish he was more selfish, like XY and Jing.
Jing may be thinking about Xiao Yao, but thinking and doing nothing doesn't solve the problem. His actions are the ones who keep hurting her over and over again, while Xiang Liu is always there to comfort her and slap some sense into her.
When she becames a princess, her worldview narrows and her insecurities as well has her codependency becomes her…
Yes, she had a personality back then, which is a strange message to convey, considering she became such a cliché female character once she reverted to being a woman.
Please...XY is a polynormous heart, she never outright reject anyone. Her refusal to kiss XL after she became…
Kokuto, that’s Pa who you’re talking to. She battles Jingers at the Facebook group. She’s also one of the admins of Tan’s fanclub page on FB. She likes writing big essays too. I told her that you’re my bestie. She even created a MDL account because she was intrigued by what happens here. Now she can witness the nonsense with her own eyes :)
I don't know why some Tushan Jing fans don't accept different opinions, see no one is obliged to like Tushan Jing,…
Tushan Jing is one of the most frustrating, underdeveloped, 2-dimensional characters I have ever seen in my almost 3 decades as a reader. He’s detestable in almost every single aspect, and I wonder why Tong Hua deliberately wrote him in this way. People who seem to think that he’s the paragon of virtue and kindness are truly amusing, considering the writer herself has been metaphorically torturing him from the moment he was first introduced in the novel.
Everything about him reeks of emasculation, cowardice and weakness, but unfortunately him being the only one left alive and/or available to be the chosen one somehow attributes to him an importance he doesn’t have in the story. His kindness amounts to nothing because at the end of the day, the things he accomplished were in reality accomplished by others. So saying his goodness is a light in an otherwise dark world also means nothing because it caused more harm than good. What did his goodness actually accomplish in practical terms? This is something I have been interested to know for quite some time but no answer has been given. He had the money to get things done for him, but I hope we are not considering this an attractive trait.
Anyway, that’s what Jingers fail to grasp. He is the infamous “endgame”, but his irrelevance compared to much better characters makes the ending an infuriating experience for the majority of the viewers and novel readers. That’s why so many fan wars keep happening over and over again. Incompetence should not be rewarded and much less applauded.
The ending may not be a tragic one, but it sure as heck isn’t a happy one either.
Not really, we do not fight everyone who happens to not ship XL/XY. People are free to ship whomever they like.…
At this point I'm enjoying roasting Jing for whatever reason I see fit, just to set this thread on fire.
Enough with writing essays with logical arguments that they won't even bother reading, or even worse, they read and misconstrue every word we write to fit their narrative. But most of the time, I guess it's just a comprehension/language barrier issue, which is understandable.
The reason I do not take anyone who doesn't like tushan Jing serious is because they always don't like him because…
“Jing doesn't or didn't need character development because unlike other characters his character is perfect the way it is.He is complex the way he is.”
Girl, bye . Now it’s everyone else’s turn to start not taking anything you say seriously. Imagine saying character development isn’t needed while simultaneously praising a character for his “complexity”. I’m sure you must know that Tong Hua doesn’t write perfect characters, only extremely flawed and damaged ones. Not only that, but surely no definition of perfection could ever be applied to a character like Jing.
And finally, lots were changed from the novel to the screenplay adaptation. Even more so if the leaked script for season two turns out to be true. But don’t let the facts and the door hit you on your way out.
Not really, we do not fight everyone who happens to not ship XL/XY. People are free to ship whomever they like.…
He's truly the best ♥️ Not really an exaggeration when so many people feel this way. I don't know exactly what it is about him, but he's a combination of factors that ended up creating one of the most stunning characters ever, inside and out.
I agree with every single thing you wrote. This was painful to watch. If it wasn’t for Tan I would not have lasted 2 episodes. It totally is like A Star is Born, except that without the power of a Garland, a Streisand or a Gaga. Just a stale bread instead lmaooo too savage? 😹
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I was actually surprised when I saw you going there trying to explain the whole "friendship/soulmate" thing. Don't even bother. Remember what you told me? It's not worth it.
I can't unsee it either. LOL this is so wrong. I'm having wrong thoughts about this two-hand holding thing, if you know what I mean 🤣😭
I'm a Tan fan, but this ain't it. Though he is the best thing in this drama, in my humble opinion lololololol
The FL is just no. 😹
Then in what universe is Xiang Liu being "destructive" when he was the one who literally gave blood from his own heart to bring her back to life and nursed her for 37 years, while Jing was cosplaying Sleeping Beauty?
Xiang Liu is not the one who needs to wake up. He's been doing everything from the start, but he won't let her know the things he is doing for her.
The only thing he cannot do is to allow that Xiao Yao falls even more in love with him because he can't be there for her at the end. This is the only thing I loathe about his character. He wants what's best for everyone except for himself. SPOILER ALERT: He has this misguided notion that dying with his fellow soldiers is the best end he can possibly have. I wish he was more selfish, like XY and Jing.
Jing may be thinking about Xiao Yao, but thinking and doing nothing doesn't solve the problem. His actions are the ones who keep hurting her over and over again, while Xiang Liu is always there to comfort her and slap some sense into her.
So much for trying to be neutral. Not even your excerpts were able to impress them.
Everything about him reeks of emasculation, cowardice and weakness, but unfortunately him being the only one left alive and/or available to be the chosen one somehow attributes to him an importance he doesn’t have in the story. His kindness amounts to nothing because at the end of the day, the things he accomplished were in reality accomplished by others. So saying his goodness is a light in an otherwise dark world also means nothing because it caused more harm than good. What did his goodness actually accomplish in practical terms? This is something I have been interested to know for quite some time but no answer has been given. He had the money to get things done for him, but I hope we are not considering this an attractive trait.
Anyway, that’s what Jingers fail to grasp. He is the infamous “endgame”, but his irrelevance compared to much better characters makes the ending an infuriating experience for the majority of the viewers and novel readers. That’s why so many fan wars keep happening over and over again. Incompetence should not be rewarded and much less applauded.
The ending may not be a tragic one, but it sure as heck isn’t a happy one either.
Enough with writing essays with logical arguments that they won't even bother reading, or even worse, they read and misconstrue every word we write to fit their narrative. But most of the time, I guess it's just a comprehension/language barrier issue, which is understandable.
Anyway, marshmallows always ready for the party 😹
Girl, bye . Now it’s everyone else’s turn to start not taking anything you say seriously. Imagine saying character development isn’t needed while simultaneously praising a character for his “complexity”. I’m sure you must know that Tong Hua doesn’t write perfect characters, only extremely flawed and damaged ones. Not only that, but surely no definition of perfection could ever be applied to a character like Jing.
And finally, lots were changed from the novel to the screenplay adaptation. Even more so if the leaked script for season two turns out to be true. But don’t let the facts and the door hit you on your way out.