Episode 14 was just perfection. β€ I got intense found family vibes from this drama right from the start, but in particular from that episode. The recurring theme of family, friendship and the different kinds of love one can have for different people is what keeps me emotionally invested in these characters β and what drew me to this drama in the first place. It has just so much HEART. β€
... yeah, there are no heterosexual explanations for quite a few of the dialogues in this drama, but that scene with Zhu Yan and Zhuo Yichen in the red cloud in episode 12? That one was on a whole other level. π
I absolutely love Hou Minghao and Chen Duling in their respective roles so far, great acting from both of them! β€
This is also the first drama of his that I've seen so far in which I consider HMH to act more manly than boyish in the way that his character moves, talks and behaves, if that makes sense.
If we're talking about the same character, then the actor playing him should be Ji Chen. He isn't listed among the cast on MDL yet, though. He also felt sooooo familiar to me, but it took me while to place him. π
I mean police genre itself is new, there are barely any of these. can you recommend better than this one?
It's already a bit older but I really liked Medical Examiner Dr. Qin (with Li Xian and Zhang Ruoyun). I've only watched the first season, though, so I can't say anything about the quality of the second one.
I'll be honest, I'm glad the drama got more interesting again. Even though I love both main leads and their performances, I found the last few episodes quite dragging. But episodes 12 and 13 were really good and now I'm looking forward to tomorrow's episodes. β€
Can someone tell me, Why they haven't make a show when they went to Zhang Family Ancient Tower as it's only in…
Because the bit that takes place between Ultimate Note and Tibetan Sea Flower hasn't been adapted yet. It's the big finale of the book series, in which Zhang Qiling goes behind the bronze gate at the end. It's the only book that fans are still hoping will be adapted as a drama some day.
Does anyone know how many episodes of this were filmed? They've wasted so many episodes on the current story arc already, that I seriously doubt that the plot of this drama will be wrapped up in the remaining 8 episodes. π€ I have a feeling that more than 40 episodes have been filmed and that the drama has been split into two parts (with the second half probably airing next year as season 3), which is why there's already a season 3 listed under related content. That's just my guess, though.
This was a surprisingly good drama! It's led by an unconventional hero who always keeps things interesting, but who has his vulnerable moments as well and knows what failure is. I've never heard of Jiro Wang before but he did an incredible job bringing Cao Yanbing to life. I wanted to hug him as much as I wanted to punch him for being an idiot sometimes.
I also liked Xia Ling (she did the best with the limited knowledge and abilities she had) and Beiluo (although HE certainly doesn't win any Dad of the Year awards any time soon). And extra kudos to the child actor who played Cao Xuanliang back then, his performance was by far one of the best and most memorable ones in this drama. β€
For a fantasy drama this old, this actually looked quite decent, too.
The only thing that REALLY annoyed me was the laughter of the antagonist. Like yeah, we get it dude, you're evil, now please stop laughing.
I got intense found family vibes from this drama right from the start, but in particular from that episode.
The recurring theme of family, friendship and the different kinds of love one can have for different people is what keeps me emotionally invested in these characters β and what drew me to this drama in the first place. It has just so much HEART. β€
Why should I confine myself to one option only.
I mean, Guo Jing Ming has never been super subtle about these things but this drama sets a new record even for him.
I also spotted the Chinese characters of his name in the end credits, so the actor is definitely in it.
This is also the first drama of his that I've seen so far in which I consider HMH to act more manly than boyish in the way that his character moves, talks and behaves, if that makes sense.
He isn't listed among the cast on MDL yet, though.
He also felt sooooo familiar to me, but it took me while to place him. π
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But episodes 12 and 13 were really good and now I'm looking forward to tomorrow's episodes. β€
I can't stand the actor, I have to admit. I find him super creepy.
It's the only book that fans are still hoping will be adapted as a drama some day.
I have a feeling that more than 40 episodes have been filmed and that the drama has been split into two parts (with the second half probably airing next year as season 3), which is why there's already a season 3 listed under related content.
That's just my guess, though.
It's led by an unconventional hero who always keeps things interesting, but who has his vulnerable moments as well and knows what failure is.
I've never heard of Jiro Wang before but he did an incredible job bringing Cao Yanbing to life. I wanted to hug him as much as I wanted to punch him for being an idiot sometimes.
I also liked Xia Ling (she did the best with the limited knowledge and abilities she had) and Beiluo (although HE certainly doesn't win any Dad of the Year awards any time soon).
And extra kudos to the child actor who played Cao Xuanliang back then, his performance was by far one of the best and most memorable ones in this drama. β€
For a fantasy drama this old, this actually looked quite decent, too.
The only thing that REALLY annoyed me was the laughter of the antagonist. Like yeah, we get it dude, you're evil, now please stop laughing.