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Some of the relationships are the same as season 1 so it wouldn't be a spoiler but not all people who look at this page have probably watched the drama yet so....

Xiao Xiao (Wang Olivia) is with Dr Zhao (Wang Kai) in both seasons.

Fan Sheng Mei (Jiang Rulu) is with Wang Bai Chuan (Zhang Lu) in both seasons.

Andi (Liu Tao) is with Wei Wei (Zu Feng) in S1 and with Bao Yi Fan (Yang Shuo) in S2. They are my favourite couple!

Ying Ying (Yang Zi) is with some guy briefly in S1, then meets another guy, Ying Qin (Wu Hao Chen) and has her ups and downs with him in S2.

Guan Guan (Qiao Xin) doesn't have a boyfriend in S1 but later she meets Xie Tong (Deng Lun)

Here is the subbed trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHU4WbAHK9E

I loved Battle of Changsha so much, it's definitely one of my favourites! (The Disguiser and Sparrow are also very good dramas.) I haven't watched the other two, might try Vigilantes in Masks. I am a fan of Hu Ge but after seeing him in more serious roles I'm not sure how I feel about a "goofy" character. Could be a nice change! :)

Currently watching (25/44). I love it. The female lead is awesome and the male lead is great.

Their site says they only ship their Tasting Bokksu Box within the US so I guess that means there's no point trying to win it? Well, if it were possible it would be nice to try something Japanese. :)

Thank you for writing. It's very interesting to learn new things! I'm looking forward to part two.

This is a very unusual idea for an article and I like it a lot! I hope you write more. Also, a very interesting read. I haven't watched most of these dramas, the only one is The Three Musketeers. When I was watching it I was wondering about the king's character, why was he like that and how could he even be king and so on... So thank you for explaining the character a bit. Whenever I watch a historical drama I have no idea about what's real or not but it is very interesting to find out.

I love some Chinese dramas and I've been disappointed by others. I'm still going to take a closer look on the ones you've showed here because they are SO gorgeous so it makes me wish the dramas are wonderful enough to match them. :) Most of the time, though, the way the cover looks don't push me away from watching a drama. Sometimes, though, a good cover pulls me in. :)

I haven't seen any of these dramas (except HYD) but it's a good idea for an article, I definitely prefer the nice guys nine times out of ten. :) I have one example of a truly wonderful man: the male lead in On the Way to the Airport! <3 Also, in j-dramas there are a few of them. :)

Thank you for the review! I went to look at the reviews because now that I am at episode 22 I consider dropping it. You tell me I'm not the only one, at least, who is not impressed... Because you say the later episodes are good maybe I'll go on. Actually the only thing I really like (except some scenes between Su Su and Ye Hua) is when the little fox princess is on screen with Dijun and friends. :)

What a good idea for an article! It's good to see c-dramas getting some attention. I haven't read any of these novels but I think all of them could be good dramas. Especially the first one, I like how you describe it. Maybe I'll read it! I never thought about reading Chinese novels online so thanks for the idea. :)

Haha! My thought exactly! :D Sha Jie Jie was a huge part of why I liked that silly drama.

This was a fun article even though I haven't seen most of these (but I like your idea!). The only one I've seen is Last Cinderella and I agree with your reasons for liking it. I haven't rewatched it (but I might do it some day for the sake of the hot guys...) but if I did I'm sure I would notice its flaws. They didn't bother me too much at the time because it was the fifth or sixth drama I watched... ;)

I don't have a preference, I watch currently airing dramas or finished ones depending on what I want to watch at the moment. I agree with all your reasons! :)

I have almost completed it... but i just have to say... am I the only one who find this boring most of the time?

Lots of people really love Goblin and call it a "masterpiece". There are also some of us who call it "extremely overrated". It depends on your taste if you'll like it or not...

I would say that "melodrama" means that the acting and plot is overly dramatic and emotional; the story appeals more to the emotions than logic and that's why it can be cliché or stereotypical characterization; plot holes can be acceptable. The end is usually strongly dramatic and the story is sensational. I haven't seen most of the dramas listed but I would say Goblin is rather melo.

Well, that's how I would explain it if someone asked me what "melodrama" means; I guess maybe some people can use the word differently. I wouldn't say "melo" is necessarily the the same as "tearjerker" - that, I would say, could just as well be the same as "tragedy". A tragedy could be melodramatic or not; it's simply about the way it's written and acted.

I don't think there is a genre guide. That would be a good topic for another article. :)

I'm glad the last two don't seem to happen a lot in j-dramas. :)

I just finished watching it and I agree with your every word. I loved this drama so much and then the last episode happened. It doesn't make sense. It's not like Sakura is in love with a happily married man (which would make her love hopeless), she should have stayed and given him more time to accept his feelings for her. He admitted in the end that he loved her so he should have gone to find her!

There; I had my little rant. I didn't think about a special... I hope we get one!

Haha, yes! I recently found about that, didn't know it before and (optimistically) misread it as Dec 31 2016! *lol*