I'm assuming Tong Hua is just stamping her name on this, like she did with Perfect Couple, otherwise the plot…
The drama with Wallace Cheung called 'Too Late To Say I Love You', I believe is another adaptation of her works. If you're interested in c-novels etc (since it's quite the trend in dramaland to adapt c-novels lately) you might want to check out shushengbar, they have a great selection of novels and reviews, they also have links to works that have been fan translated as well. There are also a few blogs, I can't think of them off the top of my head, but let me know if you would like a link to them, I could probably send it via PM on here.
As for SWAK, I have to admit it was quite the guilty pleasure kind of drama, I wouldn't necessarily credit the characters for being 'deep' but they were quite compelling, and I think Hawick did redeem Mo Shao Qian to quite an extent. I haven't read 50 shades, so I have no idea about the comparison, but it's really awesome meeting someone else on here who watches c-dramas, since they're not as popular XD
I'm assuming Tong Hua is just stamping her name on this, like she did with Perfect Couple, otherwise the plot…
This hasn't aired yet, I think they've only just finished filming so it'll most likely air sometime next year. (I'm assuming there's another bug on mdl which is why it says 2013 on it again). SWAK was also adapted from a Fei Wo Si Cun novel lol, maybe you ought to check out some more of her angst ridden drama adaptations, though again I can't promise any subs.
it has been aired? then why I am not able to find it anywhere?
At Dolphin Bay is easily available here-http://www.gooddrama.net/taiwanese-drama/at-the-dolphin-bay, it's also available on youtube. The rest I don't believe they ever got subbed, I think you have to take in to account that 'At Dolphin Bay' is Taiwanese while the others are Mainland productions, which on a common basis don't get subbed unless they're super popular via blogs etc. Sorry I couldn't be of more help ^^ Also there really isn't 'one' place that you can find eng subs for c-dramas, the best places are western run fan sites for the individual actors, in which case they usually upload to youtube or viki.
I'm assuming Tong Hua is just stamping her name on this, like she did with Perfect Couple, otherwise the plot reads quite similar to a bunch of Fei Wo Si Cun novels which isn't really Tong Hua style.
It's currently under the name Meteor Shower under this source, http://www.weibo.com/1642592432/B58SK2Rlb . I wouldn't be surprised if they changed the name later because the leading lady isn't Zheng Shuang.
I don't think this is based off of any of Tong Hua's novels, she was merely the so called 'head writer' in other words, she just attached her name to it. I believe the actual writer is a much newer scriptwriter called Jin Yuan Yuan.
it has been aired? then why I am not able to find it anywhere?
No it has not aired yet, it's just a bug on mdl which won't let it update the year. However, there have been recent rumours of an air date for June or October, don't quote me on that because this drama has been sitting in a warehouse for quite some time now.
Not airing anymore, and Da Mo Yao's opening sequence was released sometime this week I think, so we might if we're lucky get to see Da Mo Yao before Yun Zhong Ge :D
Actually I think the air date has been cancelled because Yuma is going through a lawsuit with Qiong Yao for plagiarism, which means SARFT have put a hold on all of his stuff. I think they maybe airing Hua Xu Yin in its place.
I think I've heard rumours about Ananda trying to get a hold to the rights of ISWAK so he can have a Thai vers with Aom and Mike since they were such a big hit. I hope it works out XD
26 eps now?? Ep 24 dragged a bit, so I really hope the increased number of episodes doesn't spoil the last run towards the end, specially since for the most part, the drama has been pretty awesome.
I adore Shi Shi and all, but her acting along with a lot of the cast is a bit of a joke. I didn't have high expectations for the plot, I think you can tell just from reading the synopsis, but it's kind of like pooping all over the credits of BBJX. I really wish Karen wasn't so adamant on milking on the popularity, because this really just craps all over the previous one imo. I'll probably finish it, just to see how this all comes together, but I wouldn't really consider this an extension or in any way associated to BBJX, because this doesn't even match in tone or feeling, heck it hardly makes sense.
As for SWAK, I have to admit it was quite the guilty pleasure kind of drama, I wouldn't necessarily credit the characters for being 'deep' but they were quite compelling, and I think Hawick did redeem Mo Shao Qian to quite an extent. I haven't read 50 shades, so I have no idea about the comparison, but it's really awesome meeting someone else on here who watches c-dramas, since they're not as popular XD