Watched for Yang Zi. I also liked Cheng Yi from Love and Redemption but I couldn't feel any chemistry between both of them. Maybe it's just a me issue since everyone else is saying the opposite :')
For anyone thinking of watching this drama, it's very cliche with tropes we've already seen in many historical cdramas. We got the innocent and kind-hearted FL who falls harddd for our ML, the tsundere ML who of course can't express his love for FL because of duties, the sweet SML who loves FL and would do anything for her, the FL's twin who may or may not be jealous of her sister, the annoying female character who's obsessed with ML and keeps trying to come in between our couple and wreack havoc, and the heavenly emperor who constantly reminds ML of his duties. Clearly, a lot of misunderstandings happen (heavy on the whole "I hurt you because I love you and want to protect you" ordeal).
I personally think this show was too draggy with problems being created for the sake of drama, and could've been shortened to 45 episodes max. And there are so many characters to keep track of. Just when you thought all the major side characters were revealed, a new one suddenly pops out!
But everybody's taste is different so don't let my comment deter you from watching :D The best part of this drama in my opinion is ep 19 to 58, starting from the mortal arc where our ML and FL go to the mortal realm (memories removed) and slowly fall in love with each other once again.
I forgot all about this drama. I can't even remember the last episode I watched. from the comments it turned out…
Agree with your comments. It seemed like a historical drama parody at first lol but I loved it!
Interesting how my ratings differ from yours, though. I love the beginning and 3 soul shards arc but started losing interest after Shaodian Youqin came back to life and especially after Qingkui died :(
Another round of everyone fighting over their favorite male lead just proves how great of a story Tong Hua wrote. My first time watching a reverse harem drama has really been an interesting experience. π
I'm actually curious, does anyone know if there are other dramas (doesn't have to be exclusively Chinese) with as much discussion comments as LYF? I'm talking 1k+ comments. Or is our complex LYF a special case π₯Ή
From what I've seen, majority of dramas have discussions with only like... 0-30 comments. Sometimes there aren't even any discussion posts, even for the most popular dramas LOL
update: I see that "Till the End of the Moon" has one discussion post with 1.5k+ comments. Any more?
Acting of female lead was worst but everything else awesome...she was very hard to sit through and ruined the…
Tbh rather than the actress herself, I blame the script and the way her character was written. The FL does basically nothing except exist for the ML to have a love line with. That's why many people said she's like a self-insert character. When given such a character like that, I'm not sure if even good acting could save it because there's nothing to act lol.
Bai Xiaoyu and Wang Jinjin look so cute. I'm excited! Seems like it'll be my favorite genre - the nostalgic one that will make you smile and cry at the same time.
Okay so these are just my honest thoughts. I was super looking forward to this drama because I love Zhou Ye. I…
I had the same thoughts. Especially this: "Gu Sheng, on the other hand, behaves more maturely than Tong Nian but, for some reason, the way she reacts whenever ML Interacts with her, makes me slightly annoyed." (Also btw if you didn't know, the novel author of GGS and LMLMV are the same person. So I guess the author tends to write these type of FLs and stories)
I first watched this show for Tan Jianci and I've grown to like and look forward to Zhou Ye's projects as well. However, the plot (if you even consider it as one) of this drama just wasn't it for both of them. I admit the first 16 episodes or so were nice and cute but the rest felt super draggy and boring. I don't see the reason why they had to stretch it this long when barely anything happens.
I've just watched the first episode... did they just tell us the whole plot at the very beginning or what did…
Yep, you're right. Episode 1 introduces the present first. It'll go back to the past starting episode 2. I don't like how the producers made it that way, because it's confusing like you said and literally spoils the whole drama π but it is what it is
One thing I wish is that GS would cook all by herself for once or at least help MQC cook. He tells her all those recipes and shows her what to do but doesn't let her try doing it herself. (And no, passing him the ingredients doesn't count.) She just watches and goes like "Oh okay." I don't think she's ever actually tried cooking his recipes either, she just likes listening to his voice.
Then... whenever GS does give/make him food, it's usually cooked by her mom, from her family's supermarket (aka just pre-made snacks), or prepped by MQC. It's not something that she made 100% all by herself.
I've only watched 23 episodes so maybe she actually does later. But right now I don't see it. It feels like the relationship is mostly MQC giving and GS taking, and that bothers me, even if both of them don't mind.
This is a review written by someone else that fully represent why I strongly dislike this drama!Story is too cheesy…
Just a disclaimer to everyone who missed it: Spatina said this isn't their review, they only agree with and are sharing it.
I have yet to finish the drama so can someone tell me, does it ever reveal specfically when MQC fell in love with GS (or when he first heard her voice)? How old were both of them?
GS being 22 and MQC being 29 is not that bad of an age gap. But if GS was like 18 and MQC was 25 when he fell in love with her... [woop woop thats the sound of the policeeee] At that point, it wouldn't even matter if MQC is or isn't a saint. He should date girls around his age.
I didn't even think about this until I saw your/Spatina's comment.
Makeup, clothes, hair, and filters can drastically alter a person's appearance. And yes... sadly all or most of…
Damn... "not dieting is a death sentence" is such a sad way to put it... π I wish China could stop with its unrealistic and unhealthy beauty standards. Tan Jianci often wears shoes that enhance his height. He once said that the drama production teams would strategically try to make him look taller, like making him stand on a platform and the camera angles you mentioned.
For anyone thinking of watching this drama, it's very cliche with tropes we've already seen in many historical cdramas. We got the innocent and kind-hearted FL who falls harddd for our ML, the tsundere ML who of course can't express his love for FL because of duties, the sweet SML who loves FL and would do anything for her, the FL's twin who may or may not be jealous of her sister, the annoying female character who's obsessed with ML and keeps trying to come in between our couple and wreack havoc, and the heavenly emperor who constantly reminds ML of his duties. Clearly, a lot of misunderstandings happen (heavy on the whole "I hurt you because I love you and want to protect you" ordeal).
I personally think this show was too draggy with problems being created for the sake of drama, and could've been shortened to 45 episodes max. And there are so many characters to keep track of. Just when you thought all the major side characters were revealed, a new one suddenly pops out!
But everybody's taste is different so don't let my comment deter you from watching :D The best part of this drama in my opinion is ep 19 to 58, starting from the mortal arc where our ML and FL go to the mortal realm (memories removed) and slowly fall in love with each other once again.
Also... Tang Zhou >>> Yingyuan.
Interesting how my ratings differ from yours, though. I love the beginning and 3 soul shards arc but started losing interest after Shaodian Youqin came back to life and especially after Qingkui died :(
I just wanna know.... who wrote this bio π€£
From what I've seen, majority of dramas have discussions with only like... 0-30 comments. Sometimes there aren't even any discussion posts, even for the most popular dramas LOL
update: I see that "Till the End of the Moon" has one discussion post with 1.5k+ comments. Any more?
I first watched this show for Tan Jianci and I've grown to like and look forward to Zhou Ye's projects as well. However, the plot (if you even consider it as one) of this drama just wasn't it for both of them. I admit the first 16 episodes or so were nice and cute but the rest felt super draggy and boring. I don't see the reason why they had to stretch it this long when barely anything happens.
The best cast ever: Yang Zi, Zhang Wanyi, Deng Wei, Tan Jianci, Wang Hongyi, Dai Luwa, and so much more...
I don't like how the producers made it that way, because it's confusing like you said and literally spoils the whole drama π but it is what it is
Then... whenever GS does give/make him food, it's usually cooked by her mom, from her family's supermarket (aka just pre-made snacks), or prepped by MQC. It's not something that she made 100% all by herself.
I've only watched 23 episodes so maybe she actually does later. But right now I don't see it. It feels like the relationship is mostly MQC giving and GS taking, and that bothers me, even if both of them don't mind.
I have yet to finish the drama so can someone tell me, does it ever reveal specfically when MQC fell in love with GS (or when he first heard her voice)? How old were both of them?
GS being 22 and MQC being 29 is not that bad of an age gap. But if GS was like 18 and MQC was 25 when he fell in love with her... [woop woop thats the sound of the policeeee] At that point, it wouldn't even matter if MQC is or isn't a saint. He should date girls around his age.
I didn't even think about this until I saw your/Spatina's comment.
Tan Jianci often wears shoes that enhance his height. He once said that the drama production teams would strategically try to make him look taller, like making him stand on a platform and the camera angles you mentioned.