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I wrote my comment as soon as I finished watching the drama, so forgive me if my post was quite long. Haha. Actually, while I was reading the epilogues, I was imagining Deng Lun and Yang Zi playing their roles as XF and YM, so I really enjoyed reading it.
I just created my dramalist account finally and I decided to leave comments about my opinions/reactions about the dramas that I've finished watching from now on. Hopefully, I would remain enthusiastic in leaving comments cause I think it would be great to look back on what I felt back then when I first watched them months/years later.
I love everything about it. To be honest, I had this on my watchlist for quite some time already. However, I only started watching it because I got to learn that it has a happy ending and the drama(also chinese historical) that I am currently watching has a sad ending. I needed something that would brighten my mood after watching it but who would have thought that I would finish watching this first before the one that I started watching first. The first episodes got me hooked that it made me watch the next episodes continuously.
I also think that the title is very captivating. It makes you curious to know why the title ofthe drama is like that and only after finishing watching the drama will you understand how the title perfectly fits the drama. For me, it is captivating and leaves a great impact.
I love the cast although I don't think I have ever watched them before in a drama. They did an excellent job. I heard that this drama has received complaints on why this one gave more exposure to the 2nd lead and supporting cast as compared to the novel. Maybe its because I don't read novels before watching a drama(I often read them after finishing the drama so as not to let it affect my emotions/opinions while watching it. That way, I'll get to enjoy it wholeheartedly.) that's why I enjoyed the side stories(Mu Ci..etc.) I think they made this drama more enjoyable.
As for the OST's, they add more feels to the scenes. I also even sometimes find myself singing it. It got stuck on my head. Haha
I don't know why but I prefer chinese historical dramas more than those in the modern setting although they tend to be looooonnngggeeeer.
Yay! A happy ending. The ending for me is satisfying. I just hope that they showed us Night Immortal finding his little happiness too and more of our lead's life as husband and wife before their son was born. In the novel, there was this cute/funny scene where the Moon Immortal wanted to meet with Jin Mi but Xu Feng declined and when asked for a reason, he just said that the Mistress is pregnant and needs a rest. Jin Mi was like, "When did I get a baby? and Xu Feng answered "Soon". Xu Feng then placed a parchment with the words "Heaven Rewards Efforts Justly" in their bedroom. Xu Feng then became somewhat "addicted" to mutual cultivation and that's how their son was born. Haha. Also, when Xu Feng couldn't sleep because his wife hasn't asked him for lingli and how lazy Xu Feng is for him to name their son after the shop of Jin Mi's mortal family.
P.S. Will this really have a Season 2? If so, I really wish it has the same cast because the chemistry between the leads is just great.
It's intro song still lingers in my ears. It's the drama that introduced me to Ethan and Leon Jay. I remember watching it when I was in elementary and it will always have a special place in my heart.
This one of the dramas that have left a big impact in my heart. I'm not the type to rewatch a drama but I don't actually remember how many times I have rewatched it and it never failed to make me cry bucket of tears every single time. I love it from start to finish.
Up until today, its OST "Give My Love" is still one of my favorite drama OST. Having visited this page by chance, I might as well rewatch it to bring back the feels it gave me back then. Cheers to the drama that paved way for love to blossom between Ji Sung and Bo Young - two of my favorite actors.
I was planning to leave a review about this lakorn but it just shows me a blank page, so I'm just gonna leave my review in the comment section.
I'm writing this review as soon as I finished watching it and overall, I gave it an 8/10.
The cast: I haven't watched any lakorn of Pon or Bua, so I didn't have any idea about their acting. In here, I can say that they did a good job here. The actress who played as Chaya is also good but there are some scenes where I found Kriss's acting somehow awkward.
The story: Revenge in a lakorn is not new anymore. In fact, most of the lakorn that I've watched falls within the revenge or love/hate category. For me, the first episode didn't make much impact. In fact, I didn't even got to finish the first ep since I felt sleepy while watching it. It took me many weeks to finally pick it up again. Surprisingly, it got me hook to the point where I wanted to watch the next episodes continuously. I finished watching this lakorn within 3 days.
Somehow, even if I try to put myself in the shoes of Peat, I can't understand him. I mean, his revenge could've stopped with him leaving his bride on their wedding night but he even brought her home and got intimate with her whenever Kiew is around. I really salute Kiew's patience, love and understanding for her husband.
I also think that there was no need for the writers to make Kriss evil and the scene where he kidnapped Kiew was out of nowhere but I guess the writer needed to add that scene for our pra'ek to save our nang'ek so that he can somewhat redeem himself.
On the other hand, I love how they added those cute/lovey-dovey scenes even when Peat was pretending to hate Kiew. I love the setup of their wedding and even their pre-nuptial photoshoot. I also love Khata and Pa. They are loyal friends who wants what's best for their friend.
The chemistry: I so love the chemistry between Pon and Bua and I am looking forward to their future projects together. They just look so great/cute together.
The cinematography amd soundtrack: The cinematography as well as the soundtrack was great. I even saved it on my phone but I can't find the last song played on 24. Can somebody please give me a link to it?
The ending: Everybody gets to have the happy ending that they deserve but I'm just wondering about some things. Peat and Kiew are siblings legally. So, did his father cancel her adaption? How about the embezzlement news? On the other hand, I'm glad that the assistant wasn't a bad guy at all but I'm wondering if "his situation" (being in debt) is real or Khun Nai asked him to pretend to be in a bad situation to catch Khun Kriss.
I also wish that they show us more lovey-dovey scene in the last ep. We, viewers, deserve it after all those heartbreaking episodes but at least, it's not like other lakorns where the leads only got to be together for like the last 10 seconds.
Overall, it was a great watch and I also have plans to rewatch it again in the future for Peat and Kiew.
This drama is giving me the Goblin, Boss & Me and My Amazing Boyfriend vibe and I'm loving it so far with things…
Update: Didn't know that Gu Lan Di sang it. His voice is so charming that you'd want to listen to it all day long. If anyone can provide me the titles and singer of this drama's ost, I would really appreciate it. The OST's are great. :)
This drama is giving me the Goblin, Boss & Me and My Amazing Boyfriend vibe and I'm loving it so far with things progressing fast in their relationship. The chemistry between the leads are great and I just found a new crush. Haha. Anyways, does anybody know the title of the song being played on ep 8 around 6 minutes and 52 seconds? Based on what I heard while watching it, the lyrics of the song goes like this..."Holding my breath. Chasing your stares."
was imagining Deng Lun and Yang Zi playing their roles as XF and YM, so I really enjoyed reading it.
I just created my dramalist account finally and I decided to leave comments about my opinions/reactions about the dramas that I've finished watching from now on. Hopefully, I would remain enthusiastic in leaving comments cause I think it would be great to look back on what I felt back then when I first watched them months/years later.
I also think that the title is very captivating. It makes you curious to know why the title ofthe drama is like that and only after finishing watching the drama will you understand how the title perfectly fits the drama. For me, it is captivating and leaves a great impact.
I love the cast although I don't think I have ever watched them before in a drama. They did an excellent job. I heard that this drama has received complaints on why this one gave more exposure to the 2nd lead and supporting cast as compared to the novel. Maybe its because I don't read novels before watching a drama(I often read them after finishing the drama so as not to let it affect my emotions/opinions while watching it. That way, I'll get to enjoy it wholeheartedly.) that's why I enjoyed the side stories(Mu Ci..etc.) I think they made this drama more enjoyable.
As for the OST's, they add more feels to the scenes. I also even sometimes find myself singing it. It got stuck on my head. Haha
I don't know why but I prefer chinese historical dramas more than those in the modern setting although they tend to be looooonnngggeeeer.
Yay! A happy ending. The ending for me is satisfying. I just hope that they showed us Night Immortal finding his little happiness too and more of our lead's life as husband and wife before their son was born. In the novel, there was this cute/funny scene where the Moon Immortal wanted to meet with Jin Mi but Xu Feng declined and when asked for a reason, he just said that the Mistress is pregnant and needs a rest. Jin Mi was like, "When did I get a baby? and Xu Feng answered "Soon". Xu Feng then placed a parchment with the words
"Heaven Rewards Efforts Justly" in their bedroom. Xu Feng then became somewhat "addicted" to mutual cultivation and that's how their son was born. Haha. Also, when Xu Feng couldn't sleep because his wife hasn't asked him for lingli and how lazy Xu Feng is for him to name their son after the shop of Jin Mi's mortal family.
P.S. Will this really have a Season 2? If so, I really wish it has the same cast because the chemistry between the leads is just great.
Even now that it's already 2019, I still listen to Zen Ai by 183 Club
I'm writing this review as soon as I finished watching it and overall, I gave it an 8/10.
The cast:
I haven't watched any lakorn of Pon or Bua, so I didn't have any idea about their acting. In here, I can say that they did a good job here. The actress who played as Chaya is also good but there are some scenes where I found Kriss's acting somehow awkward.
The story:
Revenge in a lakorn is not new anymore. In fact, most of the lakorn that I've watched falls within the revenge or love/hate category. For me, the first episode didn't make much impact. In fact, I didn't even got to finish the first ep since I felt sleepy while watching it. It took me many weeks to finally pick it up again. Surprisingly, it got me hook to the point where I wanted to watch the next episodes continuously. I finished watching this lakorn within 3 days.
Somehow, even if I try to put myself in the shoes of Peat, I can't understand him. I mean, his revenge could've stopped with him leaving his bride on their wedding night but he even brought her home and got intimate with her whenever Kiew is around. I really salute Kiew's patience, love and understanding for her husband.
I also think that there was no need for the writers to make Kriss evil and the scene where he kidnapped Kiew was out of nowhere but I guess the writer needed to add that scene for our pra'ek to save our nang'ek so that he can somewhat redeem himself.
On the other hand, I love how they added those cute/lovey-dovey scenes even when Peat was pretending to hate Kiew. I love the setup of their wedding and even their pre-nuptial photoshoot. I also love Khata and Pa. They are loyal friends who wants what's best for their friend.
The chemistry:
I so love the chemistry between Pon and Bua and I am looking forward to their future projects together. They just look so great/cute together.
The cinematography amd soundtrack:
The cinematography as well as the soundtrack was great. I even saved it on my phone but I can't find the last song played on 24. Can somebody please give me a link to it?
The ending:
Everybody gets to have the happy ending that they deserve but I'm just wondering about some things. Peat and Kiew are siblings legally. So, did his father cancel her adaption? How about the embezzlement news? On the other hand, I'm glad that the assistant wasn't a bad guy at all but I'm wondering if "his situation" (being in debt) is real or Khun Nai asked him to pretend to be in a bad situation to catch Khun Kriss.
I also wish that they show us more lovey-dovey scene in the last ep. We, viewers, deserve it after all those heartbreaking episodes but at least, it's not like other lakorns where the leads only got to be together for like the last 10 seconds.
Overall, it was a great watch and I also have plans to rewatch it again in the future for Peat and Kiew.