80-90%. Not much has changed besides some plot-moving scene. It still very much carries the intend of the original…
Ahh. I watched it a while back and also read it awhile back...so my memories might fail me, but I think it also follow somewhat closely to the novel for S1. I don't think it add anything new? I think the person who played Ning Que did really really well. He's very sly, witty, and cocky, just like the novel. The actresses did a great job too. I hadn't seen S2, so I am not sure regarding that. Although I heard it wasn't received well.
80-90%. Not much has changed besides some plot-moving scene. It still very much carries the intend of the original…
The changes do not take away the real plot of the novel. It is just creative decision by the director or writer. You don't need to read the novel to watch the drama.
Season1 is around 1/3 of the novel. So Im assuming season2 is the second half and then season 3 is the end. Unless they cramped everything into season2.
80-90%. Not much has changed besides some plot-moving scene. It still very much carries the intend of the original…
So the ending for S1 is a creative choice by the director, meaning it did not happen in the novel. So I am kind of excited to see where it goes or which event in the novel it will connects to. As for the harem and other FLs, the novel did a great job at expressing different female characters, their ambitions, personality, among other things. They weren't forgotten. I think the drama also did a great depiction of it. So I don't think they will be forgotten in S2. Although it said harem, but the author isn't known to write great harem or let it be the main focus of his story, so don't expect too much of it (:
I think what he's good at is writing characters and how they interact with each other, dialogues, and with that, progresses through out the story.
Can anyone tell me how much % of the live action version follows the novel I know that the harem genre tag is…
80-90%. Not much has changed besides some plot-moving scene. It still very much carries the intend of the original novel. However, I am not sure about season2. Regarding the harem, he has multiple love interests in the novel. The drama also depicted those.
Not bad but not stellar either. It's certainly better that recent wuxia dramas. But there's no specific styles,…
True, nowadays its more of fantasy-type drama. Gods, Demons, Immortals etc. Back then it was more Jianghu like, pills, sect, secret art manuals, flying from tree to tree instead of flying from Heavenly Palace to Demonic World. Haha.
Do you have a confirmed source? I have been waiting! This series is just great, mature, captivating, and they definitely does not cheap out on productions!
Wooo. Not a bad start. Just watched episode 3 and liking it so far. Very 'Jianghu' vibe. Heroes go on an adventure, meet other heroes, becoming friends and goes through difficulty together. Very wuxia!!
I think because they cut out alot of parts to make the numbers of episode to 40, we are missing some information in between. If that's not what it is, then the way things played out is just too comical and amateurish of the writer or the intend from the original author haha.
I think what the writer or original author did for the characters is that, they wrote the characters based on how the audience would like to perceived them, instead of writing the character as individual, if that make sense.
I still enjoyed it, but the characters and scripts, I feel like I have an itch somewhere that I cannot scratch, but I know it's there kinda feeling. 6 more episodes to go~
Lol Im midway through the series and I understand what people were talking about. This isn't some plot heavy, intricate-type of drama. This drama is silly at times, very fairy-tale like, hero saves the day and get the princess etc.
It's fun to watch, leave it in the background. Don't get invested in it and don't take it too seriously and you'll be OK. Haha.
After last week's episodes, I would thought things would be a bit different this week lol. It's the same politics but just different problem. Baili family creates problem, ML come solve them, King ignores real perpetrators. @_@.
It's like ML is playing detective. I guess a bit repetitive? I would be OK if it was a detective drama or the premise is they are from an investigation bureau, but I think it's a bit repetitive this time around. Im sure next week would be different seeing how things ended at ep22.
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Oh! I am not sure if you meant for Ever Night or Joy of Life, but the link I provided has both.
Season1 is around 1/3 of the novel. So Im assuming season2 is the second half and then season 3 is the end. Unless they cramped everything into season2.
I think what he's good at is writing characters and how they interact with each other, dialogues, and with that, progresses through out the story.
Fight choreograph isn't bad at all!
I think what the writer or original author did for the characters is that, they wrote the characters based on how the audience would like to perceived them, instead of writing the character as individual, if that make sense.
I still enjoyed it, but the characters and scripts, I feel like I have an itch somewhere that I cannot scratch, but I know it's there kinda feeling. 6 more episodes to go~
It's fun to watch, leave it in the background. Don't get invested in it and don't take it too seriously and you'll be OK. Haha.
It's like ML is playing detective. I guess a bit repetitive? I would be OK if it was a detective drama or the premise is they are from an investigation bureau, but I think it's a bit repetitive this time around. Im sure next week would be different seeing how things ended at ep22.
LMAO hahaha