The above tread by Azure I believe explained the ending the best from the producer, from analyzing everything that Producer put out since the beginning, the interview, the original poster, etc. It is a very through in depth writing that makes you appreciate WoF on deeper level beyond just drama entertainment.
"The concept of the fox dragon comes from Records of the Taiping Era (太平广记:奇事记), a collection of mostly supernatural short stories. The white fox often came down Mt. Li and caused havoc in ordinary people's lives. One day while washing in the lake, it transformed into a dragon and flew toward Heaven, implying that a mortal being finally becomes a saint.
The last scene in the drama, was of a water dragon fleeing to heaven; meaningly he has ascended to true heavens, silently guarding the world. Ye Mo is incarnated as a mortal in the Mortal realm with a mother and a father who loves him."
Yes XXZ remembered TLC . The first poster of WoF actually showed the ending. the fox dragon.
Dear 5-March-2026-created account whose profile is still completely empty today, which episodes have you finished…
1000% New Born Cappuccino gal 🤣🤣—same style, same narrative, same one sided elaborate long answers. After deleting discussion, tweaking posts, and deleting comments, she made a new account and kept lying, like we’d forget years of harassing ML fans here. Now she shifts the story while we never forget she cheering her gang to attack, slut shame, and body shame every F character in WOF except her favorite. Clear as day—desperate, hypocrite, liar.
No doubt, I have not seen any actor with such a deep understanding of his characters. He doesn’t just portray…
The theme park is already open, and during CNY the Shanghai Government teamed up with the WoF/SLY park to launch SLY Street in Shanghai. It was packed with people, vendors were busy, and the government praised the turnout. If you’re new, most of LYX’s fans—especially in China—are super artistic. They’re known for music, dance, video editing, and especially illustration. His fandom has the largest base of professional artists, which makes it stand out in the industry. I’ve got an artistic background myself, so everything he does really resonates with me.
No doubt, I have not seen any actor with such a deep understanding of his characters. He doesn’t just portray…
3 Classics: - Runyu — stamped by China Daily as one of the top 10 classics character of the last decade, on par with Monkey King. Runyu is the only character in C-drama history to hold Yunhe’s No. 1 most popular character spot for over 1,000 consecutive days (2018–2021), until the government banned the list. - Tan Tai Jin — Till the End of the Moon, Youku’s best-performing drama from 2023 to today. - Tang Li Ci — Whispers of Fate, Mango’s most viewed drama in 2025 and its most popular character in history. (I’ll link WoF achievements below.)
I agree he has high IQ and EQ, but he is also highly artistic in nearly everything he does: singing, calligraphy, songwriting and lyric composition, game music composition and programming, drawing, and of course, as a national-level award-winning ballet dancer. The list goes on.
#1 The best actor in the C-drama industry and a great person
No doubt, I have not seen any actor with such a deep understanding of his characters. He doesn’t just portray them—he becomes them wholly. The more complex the role, the better he is. Give him a strong production and script with a truly layered character, and Luo Yunxi never fails to cement it as a classic. How many actors his age can claim three true classics, without relying on marketing? Best is he is not slowing down, his next acting is always better than the last. He is also the best actor for cultural export.
Today I watched Yunxi's performance during the Lantern Festival Gala on Hunan Mango TV. No surprise here – I'm…
It went viral in China and was easily one of Luo Yunxi’s best singing performances to date. Hunan TV gave him a standout stage that night to celebrate Whispers of Fate becoming Mango’s top drama of 2025. The two dragons guarding him front and back—echoing Tang Li Ci’s Central Plain dragon and his jade flute dragons—were stunning. The running joke was that half the budget for Hunan TV Lantern Festival, went into Luo Yunxi’s stage design.
Has it been renewed for a second season? I read a rumor... how true is it?
All we know is a chat between scriptwriter and producer days before drama airs, producer asked scriptwriter to start S2. But whether it will be produced or not we don't know atm.
All these HD Leaks 😢 ….some are old but this time it’s HD, some are new leaks.
Luo Yunxi’s acting skill has already been proven through his portrayals of Tan Tai Jin and Tang Li Ci, where he captured the essence of two of the most complex characters in C-drama with depth and cements them as Classics. Watching the latest leaks and every single photo during filming, it’s clear that his embodiment of Shizun is perfect—every gesture, every look carries the weight of our beloved Shizun.
For me, the wait of more than six years doesn’t matter; true classics are never bound by time. HYX is a classic and still one of the best script ever written in C Drama.
I will be forever waiting for Shizun and Moran....
Immortality would be your go to drama but I don't know if it will have CGI matching this drama though.
Shui Long Yin (SLY) is the Chinese name for Whispers of Fate. Sorry, my reply should be directed to Pinklotus12. The user I mentioned earlier is Cappuccino Gal, who—along with her group—ruined the atmosphere here by waging a SELECTIVE feminism war ONLY for her favorites. She stayed quiet and even acted as a cheerleader when her group engaged in slut-shaming and body-shaming other female characters and actresses. You’re lucky you didn’t experience this during the airing.
4 months aft. its release, Whispers of Fate remains a cultural phenomenon. Winning 🥭TV 2025 and the highest record-holder on Migu, WoF has inspired Shanghai’s Yangpu District to build a CNY market street themed around WoF—the 1st gov.-backed TV drama street for the CNY. The project boosted local vendors and drew huge crowds, reinforcing the WoF popularity. According to the Shanghai gov., WoF is a top popular TV IP, and vendors at the WoF University street market are thriving.
Luo Yunxi has consistently elevated lesser-known IPs—Immortality, Till the End of the Moon, and Whispers of Fate—into major successes, generating billions in tourism revenue across China. With Whispers of Fate and The Truth Within, he continues to prove himself as a rare actor who transforms overlooked IPs into popular cultural phenomena and tourism drivers, with government claims backing this impact.
I have said many times that Whispers of Fate will go down as a CLASSIC together with Till the End of the Moon, and this is the early sign below:
On Douban, a place that is not Luo Yunxi-friendly, A Pool of period drama that you can rewatch countless times and never get tired of. Here are the current top 10 results, including likes:
• Whispers of Fate – 280 • Till the End of the Moon – 152 • Blood River – 49 • Mysterious Lotus Casebook – 43 • Nirvana in Fire – 37 • Journey to the West – 29 • Wu Xin: The Monster Killer – 18 • Chinese Paladin– 15 • Judge Dee’s Mystery – 11
Others comprise more than 37 drama titles with no significant votes, mostly previous classics like Legend of Zhen Huan, with a few new dramas in the past few years.
For TTEOTM, Youku is pushing marketing during this CNY, 3 yrs after its release, a sign of its long tail.
Again, Luo Yunxi has proven, a drama with good script and production team without big noise and large marketing supported by LYX’s excellent acting can be silent majority choices.
Immortality would be your go to drama but I don't know if it will have CGI matching this drama though.
btw better ignored that user above capp.gal. She now turn a SLY hater who pretends to defend feminism only when it benefits her fav, A Shui. During airing, she & her gang attack anyone criticizing her character/acting, labeling them condescendingly as BL lovers, misogynists, or women haters. Yet she hypocritically ignores—and fuel fire—when her group body-shames and rudely tears down EVERY OTHER female character, esp Chen Yao. It was those she attacked whom defended all these F characters.
After years of pushing a romance narrative despite repeated told that SLY is not a romance drama, she was proven wrong. Bitter, she cherry-picking data to undermine SLY’s extraordinary achievements. In open forums, user is free to like/dislike or critique both M/F characters or acting skills without being attacked by her & her gang’s double standards.
Her current goal is obvious: spreading hate toward ML fans at every opportunity across different drama pages. There have been too many victims of her petty behaviour in this page for years.
David Chuang, the international award-winning scriptwriter/director of TTW, said about Luo Yunxi in interviews for a Thailand publication:
“He has never seen such a focused actor. He devoted himself wholeheartedly, not only fulfilling the requirements of the script but also giving the character new life, allowing the audience to feel the inner strength of the character.”
His views on Qi Si Zhe: “Luo Yunxi’s unique charm—working with this actor gave the director the opportunity to delve into the character’s inner world. Through David Chuang’s lens, the story of forensic pathologist Qi Si Zhe was imbued with unprecedented depth, inseparable from Luo Yunxi’s performance.”
He said: “What I admire most about Luo Yunxi is his sincerity and his attitude of treating his roles as works of art. He is an extremely dedicated actor, and in this industry, he possesses a rare ability that allows the audience to feel the emotions of his characters without needing to say a word.”
“He has remarkable talent for shaping a character. He understands that the essence of acting lies in the unspoken. He infuses his own emotions, experiences, and understanding of life into every scene, making every breath of the character feel real. Acting is no longer ‘playing a role’ but becomes sincere expression stemming from belief and coming from the heart.”
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The above tread by Azure I believe explained the ending the best from the producer, from analyzing everything that Producer put out since the beginning, the interview, the original poster, etc. It is a very through in depth writing that makes you appreciate WoF on deeper level beyond just drama entertainment.
"The concept of the fox dragon comes from Records of the Taiping Era (太平广记:奇事记), a collection of mostly supernatural short stories. The white fox often came down Mt. Li and caused havoc in ordinary people's lives. One day while washing in the lake, it transformed into a dragon and flew toward Heaven, implying that a mortal being finally becomes a saint.
The last scene in the drama, was of a water dragon fleeing to heaven; meaningly he has ascended to true heavens, silently guarding the world. Ye Mo is incarnated as a mortal in the Mortal realm with a mother and a father who loves him."
Yes XXZ remembered TLC .
The first poster of WoF actually showed the ending. the fox dragon.
If you’re new, most of LYX’s fans—especially in China—are super artistic. They’re known for music, dance, video editing, and especially illustration. His fandom has the largest base of professional artists, which makes it stand out in the industry.
I’ve got an artistic background myself, so everything he does really resonates with me.
I haven't updated it but you get the idea.
- Runyu — stamped by China Daily as one of the top 10 classics character of the last decade, on par with Monkey King. Runyu is the only character in C-drama history to hold Yunhe’s No. 1 most popular character spot for over 1,000 consecutive days (2018–2021), until the government banned the list.
- Tan Tai Jin — Till the End of the Moon, Youku’s best-performing drama from 2023 to today.
- Tang Li Ci — Whispers of Fate, Mango’s most viewed drama in 2025 and its most popular character in history. (I’ll link WoF achievements below.)
I agree he has high IQ and EQ, but he is also highly artistic in nearly everything he does: singing, calligraphy, songwriting and lyric composition, game music composition and programming, drawing, and of course, as a national-level award-winning ballet dancer. The list goes on.
someone is 🍽️🧽themselves clean and starting a new?🤣🤣🤣
….some are old but this time it’s HD, some are new leaks.
Luo Yunxi’s acting skill has already been proven through his portrayals of Tan Tai Jin and Tang Li Ci, where he captured the essence of two of the most complex characters in C-drama with depth and cements them as Classics. Watching the latest leaks and every single photo during filming, it’s clear that his embodiment of Shizun is perfect—every gesture, every look carries the weight of our beloved Shizun.
For me, the wait of more than six years doesn’t matter; true classics are never bound by time.
HYX is a classic and still one of the best script ever written in C Drama.
I will be forever waiting for Shizun and Moran....
Male Lead (ML) fans refer to Luo Yunxi’s fans.
Luo Yunxi has consistently elevated lesser-known IPs—Immortality, Till the End of the Moon, and Whispers of Fate—into major successes, generating billions in tourism revenue across China. With Whispers of Fate and The Truth Within, he continues to prove himself as a rare actor who transforms overlooked IPs into popular cultural phenomena and tourism drivers, with government claims backing this impact.
On Douban, a place that is not Luo Yunxi-friendly, A Pool of period drama that you can rewatch countless times and never get tired of. Here are the current top 10 results, including likes:
• Whispers of Fate – 280
• Till the End of the Moon – 152
• Blood River – 49
• Mysterious Lotus Casebook – 43
• Nirvana in Fire – 37
• Journey to the West – 29
• Wu Xin: The Monster Killer – 18
• Chinese Paladin– 15
• Judge Dee’s Mystery – 11
Others comprise more than 37 drama titles with no significant votes, mostly previous classics like Legend of Zhen Huan, with a few new dramas in the past few years.
For TTEOTM, Youku is pushing marketing during this CNY, 3 yrs after its release, a sign of its long tail.
Again, Luo Yunxi has proven, a drama with good script and production team without big noise and large marketing supported by LYX’s excellent acting can be silent majority choices.
After years of pushing a romance narrative despite repeated told that SLY is not a romance drama, she was proven wrong. Bitter, she cherry-picking data to undermine SLY’s extraordinary achievements.
In open forums, user is free to like/dislike or critique both M/F characters or acting skills without being attacked by her & her gang’s double standards.
Her current goal is obvious: spreading hate toward ML fans at every opportunity across different drama pages. There have been too many victims of her petty behaviour in this page for years.
“He has never seen such a focused actor. He devoted himself wholeheartedly, not only fulfilling the requirements of the script but also giving the character new life, allowing the audience to feel the inner strength of the character.”
His views on Qi Si Zhe: “Luo Yunxi’s unique charm—working with this actor gave the director the opportunity to delve into the character’s inner world. Through David Chuang’s lens, the story of forensic pathologist Qi Si Zhe was imbued with unprecedented depth, inseparable from Luo Yunxi’s performance.”
He said: “What I admire most about Luo Yunxi is his sincerity and his attitude of treating his roles as works of art. He is an extremely dedicated actor, and in this industry, he possesses a rare ability that allows the audience to feel the emotions of his characters without needing to say a word.”
“He has remarkable talent for shaping a character. He understands that the essence of acting lies in the unspoken. He infuses his own emotions, experiences, and understanding of life into every scene, making every breath of the character feel real. Acting is no longer ‘playing a role’ but becomes sincere expression stemming from belief and coming from the heart.”