Is it me only thinking how logical it was to ride horses when three of them had powers? They could just fly and…
To answer your question about ep22, Mi Lan asked him if he ever loved someone else, and he immediately said no at first. I feel that it's because that's always been his default answer. That's why when Mi Lan asked again if it's true, he paused to look at her and said he couldn't say that he haven't loved anyone at all, because he was referring to her. Meaning, before he met her, he has never loved anyone. But after meeting her, he now realizes that he loves her. That's my interpretation of the scene.
Am I the only one that doesn’t understand why Mi Lan wore that pendant again? We clearly saw her put it in a…
Ep24 makes no sense at all, but regarding Mi Lan wearing the stone, the impression I got was that, Mi Lan wears it all the time or at least most of the time based on previous episodes. When she went on that rescue mission, she knew it was going to be dangerous so she took it off to keep the stone safe at home. They probably didn't show her putting it back on because her wearing it was kinda like a default. At least that's how it seemed to me. Lol.
And then she went to her own house to see her mother, not expecting danger at all, that's why she didn't put away the stone. So basically, Miss Mu just got lucky that day, as it has been with all the villains in this drama. *roll eyes
I found this on weibo - a video of a hug between SZH and Mi Lan that’s not in the drama. Based on her braids,…
I honestly think they could've filmed two different endings at the time. The happy ending with them being less ambiguous with their feelings might have probably been the one they initially planned and hope to get approved. Then we might have gotten more scenes of our leads together. But i don't know, I could be wrong. The sad ending didn't make sense either anyway, coz if SZH had to die with the stone gone, then what about Mi Lan?? She became a vampire the same way he did, and she needed the stone too.
They cut a lot of scenes. They removed "vampire" from synopsis. Passing 2nd censorship was so hard for this drama.…
The country's censorship is just weird. Sometimes they deem certain things "unreal", hence it doesn't get approved. But there are also instances where another drama has the same thing, and they pass censorship. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
At the end of the day, I just think it all depends on the board's preferences and it's up to their "logic". So many filmed dramas end up getting put on ice indefinitely. All the teams' hard work down the drain.
They cut a lot of scenes. They removed "vampire" from synopsis. Passing 2nd censorship was so hard for this drama.…
Ahh that explains why. It really sucks. But I guess still being managed to be aired is better than being completely axed... *looking at all the unfortunate series whose fates are still unknown 🥲*
I didn't see any promo for this before it dropped, but maybe it's just coz I wasn't following close enough. Enjoyed the first episode so far!
Meaning, before he met her, he has never loved anyone. But after meeting her, he now realizes that he loves her. That's my interpretation of the scene.
And then she went to her own house to see her mother, not expecting danger at all, that's why she didn't put away the stone. So basically, Miss Mu just got lucky that day, as it has been with all the villains in this drama. *roll eyes
At the end of the day, I just think it all depends on the board's preferences and it's up to their "logic". So many filmed dramas end up getting put on ice indefinitely. All the teams' hard work down the drain.
*looking at all the unfortunate series whose fates are still unknown 🥲*
I didn't see any promo for this before it dropped, but maybe it's just coz I wasn't following close enough. Enjoyed the first episode so far!