Any correlation to ultimate note? I just started episode 17.
Literally the first thing he says to Wu Xie when they meet again is: "You have aged." Which, coming from Xiaoge, can mean anything and everything. My guess is he simply knows and can see the years of hardships in him.
Any correlation to ultimate note? I just started episode 17.
Yeah. He's in his late 30s when they see each other again. He's lost a lot of his innocence by then because he had to learn to survive without Xiaoge, and has turned into a person you don't want to mess with.
Any correlation to ultimate note? I just started episode 17.
The first time he went in during the Heavenly Palace arc (right before UN), he didn't stay for long. The second time he went (takes place between UN and most of ABtBD), he's gone for 10 years.
Any correlation to ultimate note? I just started episode 17.
He went in more than once over the course of the novels. One time before Ultimate Note, during the Heavenly Palace arc, and a second time after. The second time is described in the final volume of the main novel series that hasn't been adapted yet. Wu Xie looks back on those events in "Adventure Behind the Bronze Door". They appear as flashbacks in which the young Wu Xie is played by Xu Zhenxuan for the first time.
Any correlation to ultimate note? I just started episode 17.
I very much doubt they will be skipped because they are really important to the story, especially Heavenly Palace. Looking at all those promo pics of the Iron Triangle in the snow, my guess is that those parts have already been filmed and are in post-production. Adding those two arcs would then cover the entire plots of TLT, TLT2 and TLT2: Heavenly Palace on the Clouds combined.
And then come the events of UN and we're back on track.
Any correlation to ultimate note? I just started episode 17.
There are two more story arcs before UN. I'm not sure if they were also filmed and just haven't been released yet (with these same actors here I mean).
It's a new - and more faithful, imo - adaptation of the book series and covers the events of "The Lost Tomb…
Not exactly a sequel, because the last volume of the main novel series has never been adapted. There are a few flashback scenes that show important moments from that time, though, those are the ones that introduced Xu Zhenxuan as young Wu Xie back then (and that immediately convinced me that he's indeed perfect for the role). Wu Xie and ZQL meet again later, before ZQL leaves for good and enters the Bronze Door once more, this time for ten years. Wu Xie has to survive the insane world of grave robbers without him in that time and it's taking a heavy toll on him (he's also missing him, like, A LOT). That's why Wu Xie is portrayed by much older actors later. Because when ZQL finally returns he's already around 40.
Watched the scene in which they find Wang Zanghai—or what's left of him—and the fact that the man has been dead for centuries and is STILL messing with them was just glorious. I especially liked the bit where he smiles when Xiaoge bows to his corpse, and suddenly the whole room lights up. That was pretty awesome and really well done on a technical level.
I loved that part about them finding Zanghai in The Lost Tomb 2 as well, it was one of the more memorable scenes.
How is this adaption? I like dmbj but I want to make sure this show is good before I decide to watch it. It adapts…
Very good! Very faithful adaptation. Excellent Iron Triangle, too, 10/10, great acting and great chemistry between the three of them, especially in the second story arc. Would (and will) watch again.
It's a new - and more faithful, imo - adaptation of the book series and covers the events of "The Lost Tomb…
That's true. Wu Xie has become the keeper of his memories (and not the first one, either, but the one closest to him in all those years) and records the newer ones for him. So it's kind of like programming to ZQL, he will forget everything but the mission. But again, I can't quite remember the details. I REALLY recommend watching ABtBD, though. :)
Okay, so since I bought express and couldn't wait, I directly skipped to the end of the last episode first...
... and now I'm at least 80% sure that they not only filmed more episodes, but maybe even filmed an entire second season already. Why? Because of all the behind the scenes videos and photos in the snow. We don't see the Iron Triangle climbing any snowy mountains at the end of this drama, so where do all those videos belong to? Not this season, that's for sure. Which means there must exist more already. And that would also explain the number of episodes in this season. Because 18 episodes is half a season, while 36 (or double the episodes) is more common for a full season.
Which, coming from Xiaoge, can mean anything and everything. My guess is he simply knows and can see the years of hardships in him.
He's lost a lot of his innocence by then because he had to learn to survive without Xiaoge, and has turned into a person you don't want to mess with.
Wu Xie looks back on those events in "Adventure Behind the Bronze Door".
They appear as flashbacks in which the young Wu Xie is played by Xu Zhenxuan for the first time.
I paid extra for the express package, though.
I really enjoyed the adventure AND I'm shipping them. It's possible to do both. <3
Looking at all those promo pics of the Iron Triangle in the snow, my guess is that those parts have already been filmed and are in post-production.
Adding those two arcs would then cover the entire plots of TLT, TLT2 and TLT2: Heavenly Palace on the Clouds combined.
And then come the events of UN and we're back on track.
Wu Xie and ZQL meet again later, before ZQL leaves for good and enters the Bronze Door once more, this time for ten years.
Wu Xie has to survive the insane world of grave robbers without him in that time and it's taking a heavy toll on him (he's also missing him, like, A LOT).
That's why Wu Xie is portrayed by much older actors later. Because when ZQL finally returns he's already around 40.
I especially liked the bit where he smiles when Xiaoge bows to his corpse, and suddenly the whole room lights up. That was pretty awesome and really well done on a technical level.
I loved that part about them finding Zanghai in The Lost Tomb 2 as well, it was one of the more memorable scenes.
Would (and will) watch again.
So it's kind of like programming to ZQL, he will forget everything but the mission. But again, I can't quite remember the details. I REALLY recommend watching ABtBD, though. :)
Why? Because of all the behind the scenes videos and photos in the snow.
We don't see the Iron Triangle climbing any snowy mountains at the end of this drama, so where do all those videos belong to? Not this season, that's for sure.
Which means there must exist more already.
And that would also explain the number of episodes in this season. Because 18 episodes is half a season, while 36 (or double the episodes) is more common for a full season.