Zhang Yuan Ang: There's no need to balance the two because female independence and male charisma are not in opposition.…
A lot of het dramas are written as wish-fulfillment fantasies for young people, that's why they have these perfect MLs who are always there to save the FL and help her with every problem.
I'm sure I've enjoyed a few het dramas with that kind of dynamic when I was younger, but now I prefer independent FLs with fully fleshed-out personalities and backstories. It's why I really like this screenwriter's take on romance. It's more mature and realistic than the many damsel-saving love stories in C-dramaland.
Very strange that it is available on Netflix. Generally here in Europe Netflix almost never broadcasts Chinese…
German here, I'm also surprised this drama will be available.
Usually we only get Chinese dramas AFTER they have become popular in other countries or they're predicted to be popular because they have famous lead actors. On the other hand, this drama has a few actors who were in The Double which is available in Germany too. Maybe that one did really well and the higher-ups at Netflix are hoping for this drama to have the same success? Who knows.
the author is in the right for calling out the production, and the production team is in the right for apologizing.…
They most likely didn't even read the article. They saw the title and immediately scrolled down to leave a judgmental comment. Many such cases these days 🤷♀️
This drama did so many things right and felt really different in a good way. Ningyan’s family—his aunt, uncle,…
That's because dramas like this one have a completely different target audience.
SMLs who chase after FLs are only typical for one genre: romance dramas aimed at young female viewers. It's not as common in other genres. ML-centric dramas such as this one target a male (or all-gender) audience. These often have a few female characters who develop some kind of relationship (friends, companions or lovers) with the ML.
I said this before but saying it again. This drama has 40 episodes, Bai Shou can be annoying for some because…
Thanks for the insightful comment on her character! I love watching dramas where people actually try to understand and and sympathize with the female lead 💙
8.1 is too high! TSY cannot act at all. Evidence below:After watching Zhao Liying's "Hao Xiuping", I realized…
I just don't understand this jobless troll 🥱
What's the point of spamming random Chinese articles on a website where most people don't understand Chinese? You're aware that Google translator sucks ass at translating your language to English, right?
Also, I literally don't care if there are negative news about either ZLY or TSY on China's internet. Why should I? I doubt an article with 6 comments (lmao) has any influence on their careers. As long as both give me dramas to watch, I'm happy.
everyone always criticizes getting work done. i don’t see what’s wrong with it? most of the time Kcelebs only…
Plastic surgery is rampant in all entertainment and other industries where your appearance is one of your selling points. Trying to fit the industry's standards is part of the job. It is what it is. The pressure is so immense that I really wouldn't judge them for having low self-esteem. Even the most attractive people can feel insecure about themselves.
I think if people were really against such beauty standards, they would stop supporting/watching tv shows and movies that mainly show people with plastic faces and other cosmetic enhancements. If your favorite Korean actors didn't look like they do with the help of botox, nose jobs and so forth, would you still you like and watch them?
How can we report a drama to the admins? I tried clicking on the report button but it does nothing.
I already added a Chinese source/link that was about the drama being dropped, but it was still rejected. Maybe because it was in Chinese and not in English?
How can we report a drama to the admins? I tried clicking on the report button but it does nothing.
Looks like that's the only option left.
I tried editing the end date and added a note and Chinese sources for the mods but my edit was rejected. I don't know how else to explain to them that this drama has been dropped by Tencent. It's literally not airing anymore, so why should it take up a spot on a list called "Top Airing Shows"??
Which EP does the ML get married the official wife? is the FL sad or does she understand what is happening? How…
1. They get married in episode 12. 2. The FL is sad about it but she also understands what is happening. She doesn't really blame anyone, only the circumstances they are all in. 3. They are married for a long time and divorce around episode 32 if I remember correctly.
And I know you didn't ask but I'll just say that I really like how the writers treated their marriage. It's unlike any other harem or poly relationship I've ever seen in Chinese dramas. The princess's characterization and development was a pleasant surprise for me.
I'm sure I've enjoyed a few het dramas with that kind of dynamic when I was younger, but now I prefer independent FLs with fully fleshed-out personalities and backstories. It's why I really like this screenwriter's take on romance. It's more mature and realistic than the many damsel-saving love stories in C-dramaland.
Thanks for translating this interview! I haven't finished this drama yet but it was still an interesting read.
Usually we only get Chinese dramas AFTER they have become popular in other countries or they're predicted to be popular because they have famous lead actors. On the other hand, this drama has a few actors who were in The Double which is available in Germany too. Maybe that one did really well and the higher-ups at Netflix are hoping for this drama to have the same success? Who knows.
SMLs who chase after FLs are only typical for one genre: romance dramas aimed at young female viewers. It's not as common in other genres.
ML-centric dramas such as this one target a male (or all-gender) audience. These often have a few female characters who develop some kind of relationship (friends, companions or lovers) with the ML.
What's the point of spamming random Chinese articles on a website where most people don't understand Chinese? You're aware that Google translator sucks ass at translating your language to English, right?
Also, I literally don't care if there are negative news about either ZLY or TSY on China's internet. Why should I? I doubt an article with 6 comments (lmao) has any influence on their careers. As long as both give me dramas to watch, I'm happy.
I think if people were really against such beauty standards, they would stop supporting/watching tv shows and movies that mainly show people with plastic faces and other cosmetic enhancements. If your favorite Korean actors didn't look like they do with the help of botox, nose jobs and so forth, would you still you like and watch them?
The mod messaged me the following reason for the rejection: "This is a mother page for the overall drama and so hasn't yet ended. The first completed part can be found here: https://kisskh.at/742625-jin-yong-wuxia-universe-tie-xie-dan-xin"
I tried editing the end date and added a note and Chinese sources for the mods but my edit was rejected. I don't know how else to explain to them that this drama has been dropped by Tencent. It's literally not airing anymore, so why should it take up a spot on a list called "Top Airing Shows"??
No, she doesn't. It's the opposite actually. I think you'll like how the writers treated the relationship between the wife and FL 😊
2. The FL is sad about it but she also understands what is happening. She doesn't really blame anyone, only the circumstances they are all in.
3. They are married for a long time and divorce around episode 32 if I remember correctly.
And I know you didn't ask but I'll just say that I really like how the writers treated their marriage. It's unlike any other harem or poly relationship I've ever seen in Chinese dramas. The princess's characterization and development was a pleasant surprise for me.
This is why media literacy needs to be taught at school.