Okay, so I've watched two episodes so far in these are my two cents. 1. This is my first time seeing the female lead actress and I wished she'd wear less make up because when is she supposed to put on her eyeshadow and lipstick in the desert? While being chased, attacked, kidnapped, etc. It reminds me of Ju Jing Yi, where nobody allows her to be just slightly unpolished. 2. I'm not yet sure about her acting, because while she seems to do enough, it feels like her eyes and brows just never move. It's not yet too distracting, I guess I can get used to it and maybe it's because her character has only been enraged so far. 3. I really really really hope Rou Wen is nobody's love interest or end game because the way he manhandled both female leads so far and the way he has spoken about women and his intention with them, just let's you know that he has graped too many women already. There is no romanticization of him possible, no redemption. 4. The last scene in the second ep has me intrigued but honestly it was also very cringe. I was rolling my eyes all the time while simultaneously smiling and hoping the male lead has enough sense to reject her drugged advances. 5. I'm excited to see Alen Deng the first time in the first male lead role because I always thought he was too handsome to be an annoying second lead. haha.
PY really showed his colours when he tried to hold JC captive, but using the people against the city people being his idea really shows that there is no redemption for him. Guy even had the audacity to act surprised when those people were killed off
Honestly, seeing Pei Yang so obsessed with her just surprises me, because not once in their time when she still thought highly of him, did he not use her. Now, he is all flashbacks and memories, but not once did he save her for just simply saving her life, but to catch the assassin. That's why the first time he didn't let her leave, I did not register that it was at least partly because he fell for her. I just thought he liked her enough to feel maybe a little guilty for using her, not that he was actually catching feelings. And despite him continuously showing a grey character, I did not expect that he would actually be so obsessed and entitled to hold her captive.
I cant start this drama until they fall in love or starts relationship ..after watching 10+ episodes of using…
I mean around ep 12-13 he stops thinking of her death and rather has her alive, I'd say with the newest episodes (14 and 15) it's noticeable that he starts liking her.
1. This is my first time seeing the female lead actress and I wished she'd wear less make up because when is she supposed to put on her eyeshadow and lipstick in the desert? While being chased, attacked, kidnapped, etc. It reminds me of Ju Jing Yi, where nobody allows her to be just slightly unpolished.
2. I'm not yet sure about her acting, because while she seems to do enough, it feels like her eyes and brows just never move. It's not yet too distracting, I guess I can get used to it and maybe it's because her character has only been enraged so far.
3. I really really really hope Rou Wen is nobody's love interest or end game because the way he manhandled both female leads so far and the way he has spoken about women and his intention with them, just let's you know that he has graped too many women already. There is no romanticization of him possible, no redemption.
4. The last scene in the second ep has me intrigued but honestly it was also very cringe. I was rolling my eyes all the time while simultaneously smiling and hoping the male lead has enough sense to reject her drugged advances.
5. I'm excited to see Alen Deng the first time in the first male lead role because I always thought he was too handsome to be an annoying second lead. haha.
Edit:
maybe not really love, but more of an admiration that had the potential to turn into love because there were a few romantic glances